The Ada Weekly News from Ada, Oklahoma • 4

1 I TO Sill LIINERE WATER OF STATE NeWS of the Week EXTEN SI VE FIELD MESTIGA THINS BY GEOLOGICAL in southwest Oklahoma While living in Washington he spent thuch or his spare time in magazine writing his worl appearing in the columns of the Ladles' Home Journal the Saturday Evening Post Success the World Today and other periodicals or less reputation Rev Sweet will probably assume the duties of his new position next tall when the new normal school at Ada is organized for work (Front Thursday's Daily) Oscar Co) Hos was over prom Hort today MILLER KNOWN IN FORT WORTH Ada visitor today hot) Wimb lab is transacting bi14- Iness In Coalgate 11 Bartley transacted business In Sasakwa today Mason returned this morning from Oklahoma City Mrs 1LBean of Francis was an Ada visitor Monday Clay Jones and Jim Roff of Hoff were Ada visitors today It Willis left on the north bound Frisco this morning Ikon to Mr and Mrs Claude Scales AprI1 19th a 9 pound girl A Collins Partian and Ed Bunyard of Roff -were in Ada yesterday Pegues of Dallas Is in Ada to attend the Napier-Thompson wedding Hugo Hughes 6 in Ada Monday afternoon en route front Coalgate to his home in Bolt Mr Lowe who has been working at the Cement Plant left today for his home In North Carolina Mrs Keliner left this morning for Cromwell Tex to attend the bedside of her sister who Is seriously Mr Ed Brents who occupies a substantial position with the go 1P i Brents who occupies a substantial position with the Bodies to Shawnee- The State National bank of Shalt nee of which Willard Johnson Cash Cade are officers and with which it is related that Jesse 1West and Joe Allen maintained a strong account phoned the Ada National bank this afternoon to see attorneys who had been retained by West and Allenand requested them to have the undertaker send their bodies to Shawnee and to draw a draft for oil expenses on the State Notional bank which would be honored The Shawnee banker stated that Mrs Jesse Wet the widow also liter of Allen was in thel-r office and was authorizing such action From Cenend Cross Guthrie Okla April Cates Ada Okla My dear friend comrade: Your letter of the 15th just received and accept my thanks for your kind invitation to ite with you on the 22nd If 11 am able and I know of reason why I should not be with YOU at the Wile rpecified Trusting that yr Leitiance will be a sueeest aud hat we will soon be L11)14 to caamietwo our home for oar and with kindest esir's to tvery one believe me your tiond an4 comrade Wm CROSS Major General A Constant made a business trip to Coalgate today Irvin Chamberlain' of Rolf was an Ada visitor today: Dr Faust 'left this morning on a business trip to Seminole Matthews has returned from a business trip to Gnthrie Norton of Hoff was a Nisiness visitor in our city today Miss Grace Stewart of Tupelo is the guest of 'Alisses Ruth and Jennie Rodd ie Mra Downing of Weatherford Okla lA118 ill our city today en route to Hoff Mrs Ethel Shannaleit aceompanied by Miss 'Irene Mason went 'to Atoka this morning iMiss Gertrude West who has been shilling relatives in qhawnee returned home this morning A Eggne and Rev Paul Crawford returned to Durant today after attending the Presbytery Mrs Campbell of 'Hickory came in this 'morning to spend Sunday with her daughter Miss Wads Campbell Mrs Metz who has been the guest of 1Irs II Rives left this morning for her home in Greenville Tex Mrs it: Thompson left this morning for'a six weeks visit With friends and relatives in Charlotte and Chester 'Airs Zeb McKoy who has been visiting her sister Airs II11roadfoot returned to her 'home in Stonewall this morning Miss Arelene Harbert who has been taking testimony in the Miller murder case returned to her home in Roff this morning Miss Ilinnie McKain went to Atoka this morning to meet her grandmother Mrs Underwood of Rockwall Tex who is coming' to Ada for a visit I i government is home on a vislt to his family Mrs Sowers and daughter Miss Ruth left this morning for Tucson Ariz to attend the bedside of Mrs Sower's son who is seriously Relined That Lead and Zinc ladutol try of Oklahoma Will Take Boom Washington April an effort to curtail depredations in the mineral resources of Oklahoma and to determine the best methods of bringing them to the surface and rendering their fun commercial value the geological survey has been making extensive field investigations In the state The area by the investigations includes tho northeastern par- '1 tion of the Creek nation practically the whole of the Cherokee nation and all of the sevenstnall reservations the northern part of the state the Seneca Wyandotte Ottawa Shawnye Modoc Peoria and Quawpaw The investigations have been ducted under the supervision of Prof1' C-E Siebenthal and a corps of 'ex-1 pert men from the geological survey here The workable deposits of lead and zinc ores so far as at present known are limited to the northeastern c-orner of the regioa here discussed the area in which they occur being entirely within the Wyandotte quadrangle and coincident-with the territory which was subject to underground solution The ores are found mainly in the sheet breccias at the boone formation but also are found to a considerable extent in sandstone I breccias in the new Miami district The district where mining has been carried on or where the indications have encouraged extensive prospecting are Peoria Sycamore Creek Quawpaw and Miami The ore bodies have various forms dependiug on the structural features of the associated rocks In the basal zonal and fault breccias there are "runs" Sheet breccias carrying "sheet ground" deposits so prominent In the Joplin district of Missouri have as yet not been discovered in Oklahoma The geological survey officials believe that when the understand more thoroughly the different grades of the product the lead and zinc industry of Oklahoma will take-a big boom (Prom Wednesday's Daily) Arney Barbell of Rolf was in' our city today Situ Putman of Hoff was an Ada 'visitor today A Deaton Is transacting business In Stonewall Rev Wilson went to Sulphur tibia morning Ben Katz transacted business in today ))kir and Mrs Jno Smith were over ft Hoff today ss Mae Collins of Rol was an Adu visitor today Hives made a business trip 'to Stonewall today Miss Sue Chisier returned from Ronawa this morning Mrs Chauncey returned from ittlusitogee this afternoon Born to Mr and Mrs KingH last evening a ten pound girl Born to Mr and Mrs Jack BrundAge this morning a tine baby boy A Beck returned this morning from a business trip to Kansas City Henry Speed of Ft Worth Tex W418 a business visitor in our city today Mr and Mrs Morris of Rolf were Ada visitors Wednesday afternoon Baugh was In Ada today en-route from Muskogee to his home in Jesse A Fisher route agent of the Wells-Fargo was here front Shawnee today hiss Ruby Baker returned this afternoon from a short visit with friends In Hoff Jim oundshel valuable employe of the postoffice will spend Sunday in (l'rancis SArmstrong of Oklahoma City was looking after business interests in Ada today Attorney Bullock Sandy Bennett and Jim Collins of Hoff were attend-ling court in Ada today rtv cWhirt Woods and Ed Bunyard of Roff were transacting business In our city today -Rev Bryant of Poteau Okla came in this morning to attend the annual meeting of the Presbytery Mrs Donis of Muskogee is In Ada to attend the beside of her 'sister Mrs Geo Davidson who is very Walters has returned frotli ittaskogee where he has been attending the annual meeting of the Odd Fellows Young men remember we have a toll line of the well known Ralston 'Health shoes Look in our show window for the styles Grand Leader 3t 1 At One Titne State Hanger and Again Deputy well also known There Fort Worth Tex April Miller of this city who was among the men lynched by a mob at Ada Ok early this morning was well known throughout this section and as far west as El 'Paso At one time he was -a state Ranger and later a deputy United States marshal He was born in Coryell county about forty-two years ago and had resided at Gatesville and Monahans- Since moving here he led a retired life so far as was known until his arrest two weeks ago by Deputy Sheriffs Tom Snow and Sid Higgins near this city for alleged complicity in the murder of A A Bobbitt In Oklahoma) Feb 27 He offered no resistance to arrest The arrest occurred about seventeen miles northwest of the city Burwell of this city who had been and was formerly a bank cashier at Duncan was arrested the day before the opening of the last Fat Stock show March 12 Miller leaves his widow who conducts a rooming house at 108 1-2 Mast Weatherford street near the court house also three children aged 17 14 and 11 years Burwell's mother and brother reside at Weatherford another brother near Fort Worth and still another at Ballinger Jesse West and Joe Allen were former cattlemen of Canadian The report Of the lynching vhich reached here early today created much excitement in this city where all the victims had acquaintances and friends Miller was formerly a familiar figure on the streets of Port Worth and could he seen almost any evening occuping an armchair among the loungers in front of the Delaware hotel He was quiet and unassuming in his manners A short time after the acquittal of Miller for the killing of Prank Fore he reported one night that an attempt had been made to assassinate him at the gate of his residence by a'man lying In wait and exhibited a bullet hole in his hat as evidence of the erounter Johnson Brothers and Peeler Gone Prom Tneday' bally ict Oscar Peeler associate of Miller whose eonfeWon of the guilt of the men hanged was published in yesterday's News and the Johnson Bros suspicioned as being the assassinators of Zeke Putnam city marshal of Allen wits' taken away yesterday by the county officers There is some surprises expressed that there hould be seriously thought that any body else is going to get hurt and that occasion rNpilred the removal or the prkoners 1Froin Nionday's Daily) Mrs Ben Katz is ill today Mr and Mrs Jeter returned to Stonewall this morning At torn ey Maxey transacted legal business in Coalgate today 1no Standsbury returned to his home in Caddo this morning Mrs Torbett returned from Oklahoma City this morning Mrs Barton Lee of Shawnee is the guest of Lee and fami1y Nettles of near Konawa was a caller at the News office today Ross of Washington Okla was transacting business 'In Ada today Freese left this morning on a business trip to Greenville Texas Born to Air and Mrs Moore Wednesday April 21 a fine ten pound boy 1 Meaders went to Oklahoma City today to visit his son Carl and be at the celebration Choruses and solos with tableaux In back and full orchestra Dixie and Columbia April 22 Thursday Henry Snyder who has been looking after business interests in Ada returned to his home in Colligate this morning Miss Lucia Chapman from New York arrived in Ada Tuesday and will instruct the teachers of the schools in the Brang art system More Papers for Ttdsa Tulsa Okla April is to have two more daily papers according to rumor that is quite currant here now This city already has one morninp and one afternoon paper and it isafatedthat additional morning and evening publications will be started Asmuch of the stock is being subscribed for one of the papers and building which will house the plant la being erected An Illinois newspaper man named Bassett will edit the afternoon paper PRESIDENT ADA NORMAL SOMETHING OF THE PAST WORK OF THE Mt WHO WILL DI WEI THE SCHOOL Oak man This sciLe had the honor of preaching to two good congregations In Oakinan on yesterday II a in and 7 tn Al the close of the morning service there were four very staunch members added to the church kcal- lectio Wa taken froln the Orphans' Home amounting to At'STIN OK LA HOM A CENTRAL Proposed Action tpt Ada Citizens utile to Construction Is Legal From Friday's Da il Aed Went in 'folio lit this morning Tom Hop irallacted -Aton wall today Em lueut Authorities Say that out-door exercise is los-lied by the American people That's ail very well hut how can people with rheumatism follow that advice? The answer is very Ballard Snow Liniment and the rheumatism will go: leaving you as sky as a colt Givos quick and permancntrelief rhottmatIsm nouralgla lam back and all pains Sold by Ramsey if West made a business to Report About Sueet Frfyit Wednesday's Daily The report came to ester da that Dr NI sweet eleetvil by ooard of normal regents of Oklahoma to the prestdoney or the itlist Ciottral nottnial locatud at Ada had aendured Ilk resignation it WaS not untrittiral that there was thought which found expression among some that such resignation was 'founded on the late Ada lynching While not authoratively stated ft is the understanding of interested local citizens that such a report is erroneous as refers to the cause It is related that Mr Sweet occupies Much position that he Is inclined to feel that better opportunity calls him elsewhere It is thought by sortie that Dr Sweet is not final in his reported disposition as to the acceptance ut the appointment of the presidency of the Ada normal school RAILROAD TIRE TABLE Roy Woods spent Sunday in Ada Frank Smith spent Sunday in Roff AV Rea was over from Hoff this morning IL Roach spent Sunday with home folks Rev Phelps returned to Purcell this morning Rosenfield made a business trip to Stonewall today Mr and Mrs A Galbraith spent Sunday in Sulphur Mrs Duke Stone spent today with friends in Coalgate Airs Frank Vright is visiting friends in Alin Creek Mrs Alatthews spent Sunday with relatives in Hoff A Groeger came over from Francis his morning McNair went to Sherman this morning to attend court is Rut Taylor returned to Franeis Sunday afternoon Rev IL Diekerson ro-turned to Wynnewood this morning Rev IL Welton Oakes and wife returned to Rada this morning Miss Clara tkmd of Roil was the guest of Miss Alma Baker Sunday Wilson of Konawa was a pleasant visitor at the News office today 'Miss Ave Lee Smith of spent Sunday with Aliss Mamie Matthews A Alexander left Sunday for a several days nosiness trip in Alexleo Ed Smith I Nichols and Fay Tryon were over from Roll' this morning Warren left this morning for AlcAlester to attend the annual Jeweiers Con vfitioLl Ross Richardson Jones and Arney Harbert were In Ada between trains this morning Baugh of Desare Ark Is risitinglAhis sister Mrs Geo Davidson who is very 'Rev Geo Barr who has ken attending the Presnytery returned to his home in McAlester this morning Rev C- Weill and Rev It 1 Carnahan who) have been attending the Pri 14 byt ery returned to Ardmore this morning Naylor returned trona McGregor Tex where he has been for several months lie will remain in Ada through the summer Air Haynes Jrand wife departed Imlay for their home Columbia Tenn They have been the pleasant guests of It Haynes Sr and family for tPli days Mr and Airs 'Haynes have enjoyed a pleasant bridal tour and a happy sojourn hi Ada and while their frhunis here are II ewly made they are endeared to this happy eouple with ties that will never be broken The NPWS wishes them a prosperous and happy mar Hod life Fl taco Eastbound No 508 due 9:15 a tn No 510 due 4:10 Wtathound No 609 due 9:40 a No 507 due 9:00 1 MMIPM0 i A it'Ller aal Chaallers Oklahotna (Thy addressed A Norris and forwardod to Air I lope at this place deals with the legality or the proposed construe-Cott of the a Railroad into the city and Is very favorable to the plan which Is proposed The 'alter follows: "Oklahoma City Ok April 14th 19q9--Mr A Norris Ada Okla Dear Sir: Referring to our canversaton today with Mr Dorset Carter relative to the Ma situation beg to advise that at first impression we are inclined to the opinion that a plan can be worked out by which the citizens of Ada can organize a railroad company and construct a line to a connection with the Oklahoma Central "It will probably be advisable for you to organize to maintain the relative Interests of those who will advance money for the purpose as well as in order to acquire the necessaryright of way and construct the Hne "This being done with the approval of the Federal court for the Eastern Distirct of thp State we think some kind or a contract can be made with the Oklahoma Central Company for the sale of the property upon pay-meats to be made as agreed uptIn The exact form which this contract should take is a matter for careful consideration "We have in mind the general Object which you wiah to accompliah and do not at this time Nee any thing unlawful In 'it and belleve the details hy which it can be accomplished can he agreed upon very truly ISIgnedt "Fleming Ames Chamhem" Selabbevad No 111 due 11:10 a au 3lortkbemohl NO 112 due 4:05 From the Daily Oklahoman: Lawton Okla April Sweet Jr Who has just beeu named by the state board of normal regents as president of the east central normal at Ada is a graduate of Southwestern I'M ve rsit Georgetown Tex having beet' graduated front t1ia institution wit bachelor of arts degree lu I S117t la the university he took prominent par: to college literary ork and was for two years selected to represent tn San Jacinto society as its leader of the annual champion debate which was one of the principal features of the eommencement exercises In this work took one medal for oratory and another for the best In English Having viorked his way through school though having trained himself for the ministry he did not feel able financially to begin that work at once and sought secular employment securing an appointment as private secretAry to lion Horace Chilton just elected us senator from Texas This took -him to Washington during the sessions of congTess where he served for several years in the capacity of private seeretary--assistant in the war department and in the department of the Interior He resigtled a position in the national bureau of education in 1903 and came to the Indian Territory to Join the Indian mission conference now Oklahoma conference of the Alethodist church south and a year later having been selected as secretary for the Indian Territory church which was organized to fight the liquor traffic he entered the prohibition work After the constitutional convention campaign when the tight for prohibition hail been won upon the resignation of Rev Dinwitidie RN head of the Oklahoma AntiSaloon league itev Sweet was Placed at the head of the prohibition work In the new state haat fall he resigned this position to aceept the pastorate of the First church South of Lawton which oaltion he now occupies Rev Sweet Is recognised as one of the strong men of the state not only for his work in the prohibitionlat movement but also as a man of affairs and minlater and although a resident of Lawton only for the past six months bits gained the reputation here of being probably the ablest pulpit orator sod pastor ever stationed EINIMEPMMEl Stonewall today Ingram is transacting bustsuess in Mangum a Harris is transacting bustaleSit in Denison IL sti Gambrel! returned to Sasakf Iva this morning IN Bartley made a business trip to Sasakwa today Mrs I) WIlsotr returned to Ardmore this morning Mr and Mrs Bug Morris returned to Hoff this morning Rea of Rot? riot an Ada visi- tor Thursday afternoon Mrs Whitenach of Francis was an Ada visitor today "Mrs a Wright returned to Francis Thursday afternoon Mrs Zeb NicKoy of Stonewall is visiting Broadfoot Ed 'Merritt of Fitzhugh was transacting business in our city today 'Mrs Jno Crawford and son went to Stonewall this morning for a few days visit MISS Bert le Ehnore of Sul ph ur came in this morning for a visit wit her sister Miss May Elmore urny who has lwell transacting business in Ada returned this morning to his home in Sulphur Springs Texas Miss Gladys Vernon of Huntington 3nd arrived today to till the position as stenographer recently vaeated by Nies Russell 1vith the Cenicnt Company Charles Kahlert A 11 experieneed machinist from Sew Orleans who has been in correspondence with the SOO club In regard to tooting in a machine shop at Ada spent Monday and Tuesday looking over the field here He expressed himself sai highly pleased with the town and we expect to see hint locate here 2000 Reward I will pay the above reward for the return to my place 7 milea southwest of Ada of the mules described below: or I will pay $1000 reward for itny information leading to their recovery One 18 a dark red or hay horse aline the other a dark iron grey tnar mule Both are about 15 handi high four years old and nahranded Red mule has small KO It hi tip of one ear Strayed from home Saturday April 'loth A A's look out 1 Burton Ada Oklahoma dttt w-tf OKLAHOMA CENTRAL Westbound No 3 due 10:32 a Eastbound No 2 due 4:07 LODGE DIRECTORY Ada Camp So 6651 Woodmen of the World meets every 1st and 3rd Monday nights at a Visiting Woodmen tire always we)-corn TRUE TO Messrs Jets Bolen and Ino Crawford attorneys at law stood t't have been retained to defend 14011IP of thp men who went HWay before the final trial Sunday night iPt Is related did all they could to spearp a contimutnee for their clients It wasn't an ordinary jury Ada Aerie 1740 Mpts every Wedneselny tveuins in hall on Sonth Towntomd hall on Sonth Townnend ftMiMEm10 Huff Orp luglotts 0 P' Ada lodge No 82 I meets every Thursdly venbig A Des-ton NC Chnunell Mt ore tar)' From Tuomaay's Daily We will express to any address in Ponlotoe County on receipt of $125 all charges prepaid one Hitting ot egge which we 'guarantee to be thoroughbred Buff Orpington Fine and deliclotte for table use end are excellent layers MRS WALKER Wit Vanos Okla Any one wishing to sell or buy farm or city property apply to clande Scales Money to loan on land Prompt attention to all busluesl Courtesy to all CLA SCALES Realty Loans and Insurance F'armer state Bank 51-ti Rev Kendall or Konnwa was In Ada today Nick Iturd or Sionewall wan In (Jut city today Cal Boleti of Stonewall was an (From Saturday: Daily) Mai Goldin I)onh4y ib violins in 4110 Ada Rebekah Lodge No 116 Meets first third anti fifth Saturday nights of each month Noble Grand Nits Nt Ohanneey Secretary Mrs Olive Baker 1.