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FINIl1 OH As

volcanic tract II II showing iof a
three barrel pgranef in the Big Inipn
sand, on Geese creek "a the same
district, the Hope Natural Gas cons
pary has completed q test en- tls
Boston Rinehart farm. showing for
very light bumper in thes Maxoa
sand,
In Simpson district, Harrison eotn.
t., the Hone Natural Gas Company has
drilled a test on the Howard Shaver
farm into the fourth sand aettil& a
gasseE In MeElTey district Tyler
county, the Carter on cempasy has
drilled q test on the Moore farm int
the Big lniul sand which Is showing
some gas. Drilling has been suspends
ed. In Freeman Greek district, Lewis
county, the Griffin Producing Germany
has drilled No, 8 On the ], g, Waggonl
or farm through The Cant sand It d
dry and drilling to the lower sands.
Ia Grant district, Richie county,
r. g, Gillespie has eemRleted Ma, ~
on the W. L. Heck farm, showing for,
Ia light well in the salt sand. The
Cambria Oil company's No 5 on the
William Smith farm in Walker district,
Weed county, is through The second
Cow Run saad aaa shewiAg for light
.pumpeF.
The nelmas oil eempany's No. 3sI
en- the Jahn /. Hays farm ia Man
niagten district Marion county, is q.
gasser. in Lee district, Calhoun eeuns
ty, the Hone Natural Gas eeapanF has
drilled Its test on the G, B. Howell
farm through the sauaw sand and dry,
In Union district, Clay county, the
Empire Petroleum company has very
light pumpeF at its test an the N, 81
King farm.
In the northwest quarter Of seetleR
2S, Jaekso ntewnship, Perry county,
the Sun OIL company has drilled its
test on the Maria Dewnheur farm
through the Clinton sand and dry. In
Lawrence township, Westminster coun=
tE Frank H, Rice & Co, have started
te drill No. 8 on the FaFasReFth heirs
farm.
The Eureka PIPE Line company has
been granted by the Public Util3ies
Commission Of West Virginia a 50 per
cent. increase In Its carrying rates in
that state. The rates Is new 80 cents
barrel,
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Personal,

DR.. and Mrs. William F. Boyers and
family of Merchant street spent Sun
day with the formers brother DR.,
Cyrus Boyers, Jra and family ,at Tri-
une.
Mrs. william Hendrix and Mrs F,
A. Baker of State street have returned
from Wheeling where they visited
Mrs. Henry Malone
Mrs. Joseph Carpenter Of Diamond
street is spending this week with
relatives at Winfield and vicinity,
Mrs. selby the aged mother Of Mrs
George Shoemaker has been 'indis'
posed for a couple Of days at the
Shoemaker heme In Gufty street.
Miss Dorothy Hibbs has returned
to her home at clarksburg after Wis
fling her aunt Mrs. W, A. Griffith In
Front street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Watson Of Reeds
WHO are guests Of Mrs. Watson's
mother, Mrs, Anna Critics in Front
street.
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oil and Gas.

The well on the Joseph F. Rebel
farm, drilled. into the sand last Sat
urday afternoon, reported a gusher
has stopped flowing. The Rebel farm
& near Keown station, Ross town
ship, Allegheny county. The we'll
owned by Haymaker and others, when
drilled into the top of the 10O-fool
sand began to flow salt water and &
trace OF oil with great force. IT.
status4 as an oil producer has yet e
be determined. The fact that the
well flowed caused excitement. Con-
serFatiye oil men think 1t may make
25.barrel producer, but its real
caliber will not be determined unit
liter it has been completed. The
well Is located in defined territory.
81 Raccoon township, Beaver coun-
ty, B. Il. Mills has completed test
on the W. Terrence farm, drilling Il
through the Gordon sand. It is dus.
ten 81 Hanover township, Quigley 6
al have drilled No. 4 on the ], B, and
A nj Buchanan farm through the sand
Il Is showing for two or three barrel
pdnper,
rite Weir sand extension in Big
sandy district, Kanawha county, w
va began the week with two fair
PRODUCERS. One is the South Penn
OH company's No. 5 on the Lewis
wood farm and is good for 125 bar
res day. In the same district the
Ohio Oh company completed No, :
Oh the William Nichols farm, getting
producer Of the same kind. This
south Penn OIL company has drilled
10. 8 on the Nancy Green farm into
lhe Weir sand, developing very good
s9sser in that formation. This loca-
lion Is east Of No. 8 on the same farm
The Emitted Fuel Gas company has shot
rs No on the WV. Bird farm, In
creaslng production from 20 to 1855
barrels the ensuing "a hours.
TWO miles south of Bearsville,
enteryille district, Tyler county, the
cafler OIL company has drilled a sec
ond test on the ]. i. Mccullough
iarm Through the Big Iniun sand II
Is q custer, on White Oak creek,
5ran district, Richie county, n,
Wost has completed No 10 on the
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LOOK OUT FOR COLDS.

The days and nights become cold as
the official Autumn Season approach
es. Now and then a warm spell is
sandwiched in and it is such contrast
ing changes Of weather that bring on
colds, influenza and other ailments.
We warn you to be careful-don't
LET yourself take cold if you can
help but II you DO come here. for a
safe, beneficial remedy. We have in
stock every standard preparation of
merit. Fairmont Pharmacy, 1.-THE
Drug Store Ahead" Watson Hotel
Corner. ADV.
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MAkEa nENs ~

DR.. Hess Poultry Pan-a-es-a helps
20 keep Poultry healthy and to make
hens lay. This is just the time Of the
year that your poultry needs a tonic,
Try trial package aud note the
ehapgs. % and SO cents per pack
age, The H=H Drug Store, Glenn B.
Hamilton, Mgr.-Ady
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UNION

onion men arr interested in union
made shoes. Each pair OF Barry
shoes made by r. D. Barry Co., Of
Brackton, Mass, has the union stamp
Oh 1t, All lasts ana feathers. Buy
early for fall. A few pairs Of OK.
lords Al. 20 per cent discount. Smiths
Shoe Store, 397 Main st,-AdY.
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Leave For SchooI.

Miss payinpa Brown and her two
nephews Fay and Stewart Hunsaker,
lett Monday for Bristol, Va, where the
boys will attend school the coming
term, Miss Brown will sd from there
TO Washington. New York and Phila-
delphia to visit relatives before r6-
turning home,
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EAST SIDE
= NEWs-;-
Social.

The public is invited to attend a
social at the Community House East
Park this evening which Is being Civ,
en- for the benefit Of the library fund,
A good program will be given and
ice cream and other refreshments
will be on sale, The social Ia Civ
en- for a worthy nprposs and should
be we'll patrenlzsd,
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Now an Anartment Honse

The building known as the City
Hospital building IN Merchant street
has been repaired and converted into
an up-to-date apartment house. Car
penters have been busy for several
weeks ami the building has put on a
row appearance both inside and out,
The apartments are near, conyenisn;
and attractive and will make very
attractive homes which are much
needed.
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NEW FACTORY IN OPERATION

NEW FACTOhY IN OPEHATIUNs
We would like 10 convince the peo.
ple Of FairmoIt especially the ladies,
that bread, pies and cakes are being
baked IN a clean, sanitary bakery. We
nowIhaYe our new factory in operation
and we invite your. inspection. We
viii be open to visitors from 2 70 4 p,
m. on Thursday Of each week at 7th
Sc. and Virginia avenue. And don't
forget that we are selling bread aud
a fancy line. OF cakes and pies at our
store room, S06 Cleveland avenue,
Model Steam Bakery.-Adv.
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Pittsburgh

PITTSBURGH, Sept. 2s-ea the
Pittshpfgh steek Exchange sales foot
m % 1855 shares Of stock aud
f9.9se bonds. The character Of the
dealings may be inferred when It is
stated that Mt, Shasta, q lew priced
mining stock, furnished 81 900 shares
70 this total, selling at 5se ct 64c,
aud Pittsburgh-Jero copper sold TO
the extent Of 5000 shares at a5e at
s37e.
earhe+H Hydrogen common Of which
800 shares changed hands at 3sS
and Maryland Refining of which 1891
shares seld at Fs at 7Ac, we're the
only active members Of the regular
Industrial list, Net changes in the
oil and Gas stocks we're confined To
the smallest fractions and dealings
were light, Westinghouse AirbPake
seld unchanged at 113 and Electric
was higher at 5aNat 5s1a. There
were no transactions In any Of the
glass stocks, The remainder Of the
market was featureless.
Summary,
Relieving Is an official summary Of
transactions recorded on the Pitts
burgh Stock Exchange on Monday,
septemer 90,
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Returned Homo

Miss Esther Bent who has been
visiting relatives near Halleck the
past several weeks returned to FAIR
mont Friday and was the guest of
Mrs. Earl Phillips for a short time
before going to her home at Charles
ton
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Called To clarksburu,

Mrs. W, a, Griffith of Front street
was called to clarksburg Monday by
the illness of her nephew Wilfred
Hibbs. The young man has been in
falling health for several weeks.
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Well Known Lady nm

Mrs. P. B. swearlngen has been
quite III the past few days at her
home in Pittsburgh avenue. She is
suffering from grip and trained
nurse is In attendance.
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W1NTED-Seve good pick miners
at our Aurora Nine. Steady work
and good wages. Have house that
viii accommodate two families. Apply
10 supt. at H'ep or our office IN the.
Eairmont Hotel Bldg. GREATER
FAIRMoNT INVESTMENT CO.
s-1s-6t-6436.
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FOR sALE-Stsr Drilling Machine,
{ Contracted work included. AaaFesa
Box 645A care West ViFginian.
't' 9=a1-St-6454,
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FOR szLE-TWo lots and four room
house In good condition. Walter
Toothman, 615 View street.
e-15- lot 6405
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IgI ASSN iE.D AB ISING
TWO CENTS WORD sl'n erE-.
HlLP WANTID MALE
TWO CENTS a WORD

{ ESSGS 1GGRlSs tmen, WomeAl.
1000 needed. sos month. Age as
30! Experience unnecessary. Exam
.iaatiens in Fairmont October is. For
free particulars, write Raymond Terry.
FORMER government examinerl 400
Continental Bldg, Washington, d. C..
9-22-5t-6461.
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FOR SALE

FOR RENT flitpisbed bed rooms
Apply $50 Ogden Ave. s-2S-st-643s
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WANTED L tive OF ti1fee liirh.s
light Housekeeping roaIn 10 chill
dren. Address Box 6l5i, care West
Virgtpian, a-ia- e. 6isi
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FOR SALE~House hold furniture and
Yictrola at Mpmtord apartments.
s-2ssSt=647l
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Senator Davis Elkins announces the
following appointmentsito take the ex-
aminations for admission to the Uni
ted States military and naval acade-
mics:
West Point Principal, William Err
nest Slater, of Parkersburg; alternate,
John w. Handlan, Of Wheeling; second
alternate, Roger W, Tompkins, OF
Charleston.
Annapolis-Principal Carl Schmelch.
ell, of Morgantown; alternate, NJ. B,
Mcdonald, of Huntington; second al
ternate, Arthur B. Elliott, Of Charles
ton.
Annapolis - Principal, Russell S,
Wolfe, Of Point Pleasant; alternate,
Cecil L. Smith, Of Huntington.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-09-23

An application to place the name Of
Mrs. Sarah j. Jackson, Of Keyser, on
the pension roll of war widows, has
been made to the Pension commission
er by Senator Sutherland,
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FSOR RENT-Furnished rooms Tor
light housekeeping. sos Jamison
street 9-2S-2t-6470.
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WANTED = ~ ManAine o,i or b
room house or fiat 81 anee. Ad
dress Lloyd Moore, Boa sa6 RaFraek-
vile, W. Va. 20SSts6t52
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Senator Sutherland has urged upon
the appointment clerk Of the Panama
Canal Commission, the employment of
Frank McGuinness, of Wheeling, as q
member Of the fire department on the
Isthmus, and It is probable that Nc
Guinness will shortly realize his aplr
hilton to reside ID the tropics. - : :
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FOR REM

FT0R RESNNTf one nicely furnished
room. Call 1871 0-22-St-646s
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lMAMgEDs

WANTED fwa fiifais lea llsht house
keeping rooms for family Of three,
near Miller seheol. Address BOX 6i6e
care West YirgiRlanE asga aI- 6l6s
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WASHINGTON NEWS :
y GOSSIP . e54aEEs zaassa sHlFa

The T, o. department has changed
the name Of the posteitlee at ArRor,
Mlpge county, to Grey Eagle and has
issued commission as postmaster to
Thomas A. Shewey. Special service
has been ordered discontinued from
Wheyyille to Woman, Wetzsl county.
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FOR SALE-U. s. Army conilofters
packed by government, thirty to bale,
suitable commissaries, lumber, con
Yicts camps, road commissions, 1ails,
etc. Special price $4,000 bale, Wire
order, cash. Bradley Bonded Ware
house Co, Greenyille, S. G.
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FOR SALE = Violin. Inquire 4fl6
Quincy street. e-ss-gt-6461
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Former Senator Ben Rosenbloom, of
Wheeling, is making Washington his
headquarters while attending the fall
race meeting being held at the Hayre
de Grace, Nd, track.
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WANTED TO BUY fouf or Eve
room cottage. can 1916. b. aA.st. 6l56
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WANTED Middle e6d lady 20 take
care Of small ehlldfen, paid weekly,
or permanent home Apnl7 200 Aef'
chant ST. Thamas Mann
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NASHlNGTC,N, ID. q Sem. az

WASHINGTON. ID, = Sept, sp-
Congressman Harry 9. woodward who
has loRg and ally represented the
Fourth IVES. Virginia district in the
House Of REPRESENTATIVES, will be a
candidate to succeed himself. He
made announcement slit today in re-
ply to . direct question by pewspa-
per correspondent.
"As you know" ne said, by way Of a
beginning, I'VE have been kept pretty
busy here with important public du-
ties, but | note from many letters /
have been receiving and accounts IN
the press that matters politically IN our
state are apparently taking form very
rapidly,
81 have had numerous inquiries con-
corning my own candidacy aud also
urgently soliciting me 10 bs q eandi.
date TO succeed myself, Many sEate
that II is the desire D! our people, in
those trying times and the important
solutions to follow, to have the oppor-
tupity to avail themselves Of the SER
vices of an experienced Representa-
tives to represent our district in Con-
gross.
"You now also ask my attitude. l
feel that the inquiries which | have
received merit a definite response from
me and tits suffice to say that | have
thought the matter over carefully and
you can say that ! shall be capdi-
date to succeed myself, !, Of course,
hope to have the cordial and loyal
support of all and shall be grateful for
the same.
my record in Congress speaks for
itself and upon it shall stand for le-
nomination"
Mr.. Woodyarc Is dean o. the West
Virginia delegation. He was first
nominated and elected in 1902 and, ex-
cepting the one term that the district
was represented by the late ]. M.
Hamilton and the nearly two terms by
the late Judge Hunter H. Moss, he has
continued to represent the Fourth. His
election In November, 1918, was his
greatest triumph, his majority over a
strong opponent and after a campaign
unparalleled for its bitter attacks upon
him, was approximately 1000.
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WANTED = Girl for general houses
work, 5a4 ogden AEe. asla- 81 aall
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7a5s5
Bonds

$4,000 Ind. Brew SIS =. 55 SIS
100 Liberty I'd 4As.,93.sS 93.9S
100 Do Sd Az s.r,rs5,6S 95,tS
1850 Do 4th 4 ks,,s9a.90 $3.50
1850 Victory 4%s,...,99.9s $3.50
aoQ0 w. Penn Trac SIS 70 70
$3.50.
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FUR 5NI1I = EIWVI 3 y VI 77TV ~ y
Cheap TO quick buyer Address Box
64ss, care West ytrginisll. aossl-ei51
FOR SALE 1918 model Ford touring
car. Used about two months Sec
or call H. D. Wade, Idanlay Mines,
@ 2s.2I- 1913
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AUTOS AND q Gola 0RTla

FOR SALE = VIM Sacrifice Hidsoa
three- passaageT feadHtef Al con
ditien good tires. Must be seen % Pc
appreciated, Address Box or piene
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-12-12
Tells HoW to Stop a
Bad Cough
Surprising results from this famous
old homemade syrup. Easily
prepared aud costs little
DO. DO. DO. DO. O.

Ii Won have severe cough or chest
cold accompanied with soreness, throat
tickle, hoarScnesS, or difficult breathing,
or il your child wakes up during the
night with Group and you want quick
hclp, try this reliable Old homemade
cough remedy. Any druggist can supply
you with 2R ounces OF PlneX. Pour
this into A pint bottle and fill the bottle
with plain granulated sugar syrup. Or
you can use clarified moasses, honey, or
corn syrup, instead ol sugar syrup, II
desired. This recipe makes plnt OF
really remarkable cough remedy 1t
tastes good. and in spite OF its low cost,
il can be depended upon 10 give quick
and lasting rcl'cL
lou can feel this take hold OF 3
cough in way that means business.
1t looSens and raises the phlegm, stops
throat tickle aud ,OOthrs and heals the
irrRted membranes that line the throat
and bronchial tubes with such prompt
mess, case and certainty that It is really
astonishing,
P'ncy :. special and highly concen-
tratcd compound OF genuine Norway
pine extract, and is probably the best
known means OF overcoming severe
coughs, throat and chest colds.
There are many WORTHLESS, limitations
OF this mixture. To avoid d.sappoint-
mcnt, ask for "21. ounces OF PneH"
with full directions and don't accept any
thing else. Guaranteed to give absolute
satisfaction or money promptly re.
funded, The Plnex Co., TT, Wayne
Ind.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-12-12
LEAVES
CAS- AND GOES TO
COAL FOR HEAT|N c

we have changed our boiler heating
system from gas to coal, said Post
master Hopson. Now If some one will
go out and grab off a car load of coal
for US we will be setting "Jakc' for
the rest Of the winter
For some time the clerks and EN-
ployecs al the post office, ana al other
offices at the federal building have
been suffering great Inconvenience on
account Of lack of heat. When the
building was erected the heating plant
was installed to use gas, and hereto.
fore it has always proven satisfactory
hut when the recent cold wave hit this
section Of the state it was soon evil
dent that other means would have to be
resorted to and the postmaster did not
wait long to take action.
And now the post office and other Of
fices in the federal building are com
Portable for the first time in several
days. BY some means the postmaster
has secured 1000 pounds of coal, but
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-12-12
\ "A i SCALDED WHEN
MOI WATER PIPE BURST
D EA D Of INJURIES

Nill u David Jarvis, the seven
tssnth Nd child Of Mr. and Mrs. Jarvis
3lDI Il BY avenue, died at 6:25 o'clock
ttRt nj u at Hardy Santarlum. from
IN eff hs of burns received form scald
LsG vi Ar.
rhc aild was lying on a pallet on
;SS f!t 4 yesterday, at about I o'clock,
fthrn hot water pipe leading from
,ff tai b,on the lower floor TO an upper
lSfor,, jrsted, the hot water pouring
lGHoulw the ceiling and scalding the
shis ana lower eXtremitles OF the child.
- the time of the accident only a three.
-ttr.old child was in the house, while
4, older boy was in the yard, playing.
&trc mother had been shopping in town,
;pr reached home within a few minutes
M,ter the pipe burst.
The father travels out OF Dallas, and
~ to noon today had not been reached
~ wire or phone. Funeral arrange.
s4nts win not be made until he ar
ittes home.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-12-12
ORGANIZED LABOR WANTS
BRITISH GOVERNMENT TO
Buy THE LIQUOR TRADE

London, Dec. 9.-State purchase OF
Great Britaln's liquor trade would in
volve an outlay Of $i,jOO0O0 900, ac-
cording to the committee which has
been preparing Tor the labor conference
for the naturalization of the business.
Extensive inquiry has indicated that
organized labor is solidly in favor Of
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-12-12
THAT COLD WON'T
BOTHER YOULONC
Not If you let DR.. Bells Pine
Tar-Honey help relieve il

COLD-DlSCOMFORT is some
thing no man, woman, or child
- should be bothered with for any
length Of time. The pleasant ingred-
tents Of DR.. Bells Pine Tar Honey help
wonderfully in loosening phlegm and
congestion, easing the breathing, and
relieving cough, bronchitis, cold iu-
dammation, hoarseness.
The test of time has favored DR..
Bells Pine Tar-Honey. 1t helps speed
lily, safely, TO start a cold-sufferer on
the road to normal No medicine
cabinet should be without it.
All Druggists. SOC, o0c,, $l.20.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-12-12
COUNTY ATTORNEY TO
WASHINGTON FOR TT
COMMISSIONERS 30! ID

County Attorney Brown has g9 TO
Washington, whero he will repS tnt
the board Of county commissioned BE-
fore the supreme court Of the L bed
States in the case of Broadwel ct , vs..
tho Board OF County Commissiont Of
Carter County oklahoma
This is the suit filed by Broh tcll
and others, several years ago, invc M
taxes on Indian lands and has ~ in
controversy in every court up T. ie
supreme court Of the United } YES
The case will be called for hi ing
Monday morning at 10 O'Clock arvD he
county attorney is going to ask for a
dismissal
This case is OF interest to q great
many people in this state and nearly
every attorney in Ardmore has one or
more clients whom they have rep
resented, and the county attorney sta.
ted that he expects several attorneys
will also appear in Washington in be.
half Of their clients.
The suit involves some OF the most
prominent cizitenS Of the Five Civilized
Tribes, who contend thatfinder the
treaty agreement their lands could not
be made taxable. and placed their case
In the hands of Attorney Rroadwell to
fight out in the courts.
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when that il gone he is at loss as
to the future, unless the coal miners
get busy and the railroads are able 10
haul ir.
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QUICK FARM LOANS. l MAKE
an OWN INSPECTIONS. PREPARE
HI PAPERS. NO DELAY. NO RED
fAPE. OLLIE W. ANDERTOS. OVER
AhR ANIE'S DRUG STORE. l1.l0
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-12-12

you are bringing happiness to some
sae IN dire need when you buy Rec
I@pss Christmas Seals
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Notice Il OF T.

Regular meeting tonight, WORK
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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-12-12

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buy Red Cross Christmas Seals'