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f HE DA LY ARDMOREITE.
THE DAILY ARDMOREITE
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Ardmore. Tuesday. May II. I909
FOR YOUR HEALTH'S SAKE
Public Health Legislation.
Man) of the states In 'li
nn Ion are awakening to the
Importance of providing prop
r care for the tuberculosis
poor. Tbla include careful
consideration of the early
s'age and therefore curable
aae, aa well aa those In tti
advanrW and Incurable claaa
lihe object of legislation of
'Ma kind la protection and to
prevent the spread of this all
pervading foe to human Hf.
There la, too, the broad hu
manitarian aid of the quea
Hon. which demands that
those stricken with cona timp
ion and who are too poor to
provide for 'hemaelves the
needed are and treatment lx
irlven a chance fo.- their lives,
and at the stage when their
caae may be cnred.
Tiut over and above alt
other considerations I the
all-important demand that tu
Im r ulols l- stamped out
OIL INDUSTRY AT ARDMORE.
Few persona not engaged In the
I business realise what the buai-
hh of oil production mcana fur
'Mlaboma. That It haa become the
; -stent of all the state's Industrie
an Hnntd tact and that the
''-ill ', ii oil la found have
ii1 Ir .lino of revenue avail
' I'- ! .. n .nmimlly draw dlvl-
'''nil r iii,-a tniwt valunble
'ore n-t uw awakening
' ! f ' i.' ' i ' opcr aenite of
' ' '"" hi' 'f oil Ittdu'i
. )! veat 180. fifty-six
'Ik i- .it cri.'' oil waa pro-
'i'ie(f 'iklihomn, ! more than
v. r r .- ! Hie I'.rld'a hlntory
' I ' imi elntc aouKht
if-r ! i . .1 Moa- ..f the ureal
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' l -"o doing Is draw Inn1
toM u.....Uk irum Its production.;
In Section 21. Townahlp S South.
it.iiKe 2 West, only II miles west
' Ardmore. three strings of tools
ire at work at thla tlm.i for the
inta Ke and bcaioe the producing
" I wells, four good gassers sup
plying millions of feet of natural
have been brought In and are
" furnishing light and power for
"' lty. In the near future the
owing towna within a radius of
.'m miles Including thoae of north
Texas, will undoubtedly be drawing
"i the Wheeler-Ardraoro supply for
ut ural gas for domestic and insnu
f4'turinK purposes as well as for
1 1 ide oil.
It la of Interest to tho p'opl" of
a - r . v, 1'ifiNi -i
-r.' td and heavy opra-
i- ;n the
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HI .AIR at KRKINI
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th- S" i IVi.flc ha!lrad coai-janj-
rno-' n.-nne f i burn
era It. rn '.
Viion-1 r nur sio nfeit, th-
;--iiden! . f . Itr MR Oil, 4k Tit.
KIM.V; f"fMf'SY in well known t.
many of th- ',.,l..-ii of thia aet!r,n,
hatinie for nn nra held th poal
tiou rf t"nite. S'at Indian ajren?
ftir the fite rltlllzed frihea. Colonel
Sh'nfet N a mif -e-fti btmlnem
man. and ulnce h?a retirement from
offl ,al Mfe aeyeral yeara ago, to
naat" 'ii prvlate bunim , haa a'
'irniila'wl a lare fortune and i
known In oil rlrrle throtiahout the
nation ax one of the moat aucreaa
f il operators In the MldonMnent
field Me la now concent rat Inn hia
tierirfen to the perfection of plana
for 'he development of hie Wheeler
propertlea and hla advent Into thla
field meana the development or hia
acreage, a large increase In oil pro
duction and Rood dividend for hla
company. In the entire at ate no pub
lic official haa ever been held In
higher eateem than f'olonel Stiffen
felt, and aa a private cltlaen he haa
imreaaed hla large circle of friend
and become one of '.he great eat fac
tor in the development of the
tate'a greateat and moat valuable
aaaet
rdtnore and thla entire vicinity
will be greatly benefited by the ad
vent of the BfAIR OH. RKFIN
INc; f'OMPAXY Into thla aectlon.
and we congratulate thla rlty on
urtiiK at tbla time uch an Im
fx.riani addition to Ita Indiiatrial
etit.-rirla
oao
KERR MEMORIAL VOLUME.
On the demlae of the late Jamea
Kerr, democratic national commit
teeman, the family of the deceaied
iommlloned the tlurrelle lra
Clipping Bureau In New York to
compile a memorial volume aa an
historical reference. Hhe volume wa
'o contain all the newspaper
printed concerning the life and ca
reer of the deceaied.
The memorial haa been completed
and haa Juat been delivered to the
family Kvery newspaper In America
that printed Item concerning the
deceaaed la rcpn-Ketited. a promi
nent poHltion being git en to the
Ardmorelte.
The memorial Is ten bv t.-lve
till III N III s.e III.. -H, H are
ltl.h linen pap-r with black border
and the lilndine Ih of black aeal. let
t-red In (jolil The work In II., entire
ty Ik leoKeii ii, ,iim .. , ;l hlHtorli.il
rei-onl th it -V mM 1.. ir.-m-r-. il for
all iw-a
MASS MEETING
On Tliuisday etenina ut the couri
lioune there will be a mass meottng
of itueiis. IiiihIiii-hs men and mem
bers of the Commercial Club, the
Anliiinie Trade exteiidlon club and
other societies and organl.atlons to
discuss the proioMltion to hold a
county fair in Ardmore In the fall
and to make plans for a big fourth
of July celebration In re.
Several well known citizen will
be present with addresses and oth
er will haw valuable suggestions
to offer to the end that both these
even: i. made big days in Ard
more. K-co in mind thl.t meeting for
i i iay night and make no other
..gagemeiita. It's Ardmore k meeting
and every cltlsen should be there.
It Is a plan to do things for this
city, to make it a plate of import
ance and Interest for the country
round about and every Ardmore
booster must show his colors.
Netiee of Sale af Real Estate.
In the matter of the guardianship
of Ida James, Caroline James, WhI-
lace James anil Salltt J nines, minor.
G. W. Dukes, minrdlau.
Notice la hereby given In jmrau
anco o an order of the County Court
of the County of Leflore. State of Ok
lahoma, made on the soth day of,
April, 1909, the undersigned guardian
of the i" tat of Id James. Caroline
James. Wallace James and Snllle
James, minors, will sell at public sale
to the highest bidder subject to con
firmation by said court on Saturday
the 22nd day of Mav between the
hours of 9 00 in the morning ami the
setting of the sun the same day, at
Ardmore, n front of the Court House
door, all the right, title and interest of
-. . I Ma. c.ito:r.' Walla-e and Sallie
Jun." in tor-- ,n ui.d to 'he following-
i ' . '. ' . c ( r" ' I '.a .'i a
Mtplens. Sta: of OkiaAoma. town.
!. -
' MOB
; - . ''ir. K inge
i j tin-: '. t. ;,- :.a.r s k ma-(i.-urr.
ct (' on '1 Towi.nh'.;" Sll
North. Range Jour West, and Lai 1
, i - orth
n - r . ! .- : rth
K f : N Y. foj th
'' - -. 'tr 1 S K o.. fo'j-'n of
S ' c fo ,rh of N K or., four.li anl
W Mi- half of SE one-fourth of NK one
fourth of ftecuon i'. ail In Township
i - . 1. 1 . i .- u eat, and
v . . -A h . ftwrth of
- r. , ''.i- i-. y. rcairth of
v: i.-i' fo.-';! of s f; or., fourth of
S' M.-i ; ror.r, s, So-n'i, Range
'!, aiil S V. oiie-f.jurtb of S E
on.-fourtb i.d K one half of W on -fourih
of X E one-fourth and X E one
fourth of X W one-fourth of 8 E one
fourtn and X K one-fourth of 8 one
" fourth of Hettlon 12. Township Two
North. Range Heveo West, and X W
one-fourth of X W one-fourth of tl W
one-fourta of Hectlon I, and X E one
fourth of X K one-fourth of SW one
fourth of Section . all in Township
Two South, Range Six Weal.
Said real estate to be Bold on the
following terms and conditions, to-wit.
Caah.
bated thia 2Sn4 day of March. 1909
0. W. DUKJBS. Ouardlan.
I Welch Cruthls. Attorneys for fetl-
tioner, Talibina. Oklahoma.
iWk 21-J-IMI.
NetUe sf Sale of Real Estate.
Notice la hereby Kiven that In pur
suance of an order of the County
Court of Choctaw County, anil State
of Oklahoma, made ami entered on
the 15th day of April, 1909. In the
matter of the estates of Mike Hamp
ton and Wllaon Inox, minora, the
undersigned aa tae guardian of the
person and eatatea of aald minor,
will aell at public auction, to the
highest bidder for caah. subject to
confirmation by aaltl Court on the
22nd day of May, 1909. in front of
the court honae door at Ardmore,
In the State of Oklahoma, all the
right, title and Interest of the said
Mike Hampton and Wllaon Muox.
minors. In and to the following real
estate, to-wit:
The NWK of the NEV4 of the
SYTVt. and the of the XWVi
of the XAVVi of Section 15, and the
N'H of the XKV of Section 16,
Townabip 3 South and Hangs 2 East,
anil the Sft of the NKVi and the
NH of the XKVi of the SKK of Sec
tlon 16. Township SSouth. Itnnge 2
tCaat. containing In all 210 acres.
Said lands will be sold on the fol
lowing terma: Caah upon delivery
of deed; and aald aale will be made
during the legal hours of aale on
the aald 22nd day of May, 1909.
ISAAC D. HAMPTON,
wk 21-28-5-12-19 Guardian.
Notice of Publication.
State of Oklahoma. Carter County.
In the District Court.
A. Hardy. Plaintiff, vs. V. C. Hardy.
Defendant. Xo. 411.
Said defendant. V, C. Hardy, will
take notice that she baa been sued
I In the above named court for divorce.
and must answer the petition filed
tnereln by aald plaintiff on or before
the llth day of June, A. D.. 1908.
or aald petition will be taken aa true
and a judgment for aald plaintiff in
aald action for divorce will be ren
dered accordingly.
Dated this 29th day of April. 1009.
W. P. Bowman. Attorney for PJtff.
Attest :
C. T. VBRNOX.
District Clerk.
wk 6-1219-26
Notice af Sale cf Real estate by
I Guardian.
State of Oklahoma. Pittsburg Conn ;
1 ty. In the County Court.
In the matter of the guardianship
of Llxsle fames, a minor.
Xotlce Is hereby given that In pur
suance of an order of the County
Court of Plttaburg County. State
of Oklahoma, made on the 30th day
of April. 1900. the underalgaod'
guardian Hill soil at public auc
tion at the front door of the court
house of Ardmore, Carter County.
Oklahoma between the legal hours
on the 29th day of May. 1909, all
the right, title, claim and Interest
of Ul Carnes In and to the fol
lowing described land, said Interest
being an undivided one-half Interest
aubject to the widow' dower:
l ot 2, li'ss 2. IS acrea tor A. k C.
Hy.. southeast 10 acrea of It 3,
north half of wuthwest quarter of
northeast quarter; northeast quarter
of southeast quarter of northwest
quarter; aouthwest quarter of
southwest quarter of southeast quar
ter. Sec. 6, Twp. 5 X.. Itange 2 Weat;
south half of southeast quarter of
southwest quarter, Sec. i; north half
of northwest quarter and east half of
southwest quarter of northwest quar
ter. Sec. 9. Twp. 2 N., Range 2
West.
Said sale will e nade subject to
"rf,:n..i,.on Uy a.d Court Terms of
f . i-'J. ir.'t deci.
Da-.td thia the 3rd day of May
IfOt.
J0X HARRIS.
Wk5-12 1M Guardian
.'fil: af Setlleme.U of Account.
State of Oklahoma, Carter County.
In County Court.
In the matter of the estate o' Amy
O. Rawlings. deceased.
Xotlce is hereby given that J. A,
Blvins. the duly appointed and qia'
I Med administrator of the estate n(
Amy O. Rawllnca. deceased, has ren
dered and presented for settle men,
and filed in Mid court bis final ac
count and report of his sdm'clr ra
tion aa such administrator ml pray
ing for distribution of the balance
in bis hand; and that M r,.l v. the
2lth day of May. A. D. 1909, at 10
o'ekxk. a. m.. of aald day. at th
County Court room. In the City of
Ardmore. In said County, haa been
duly appointed by the said Court, for
the settlement of aald account, at
which time and place any person In
tested in said estate may appear
and abow cause, if any they have,
why aald account should not ap
proved and distribution mad ;
prayed for.
tn testimony whereof. I have t"---unto
aet nay hand and affixed the
aeal of said conn, this 30th day of
April. A. D.. 1909.
I K, M S)N.
(Ann
County Jndge.
Potterf ft Walker. Attorneys for
Administrator. 2-9-16-23
Natlee of Sale af Real Estate.
State of Oklahoma, Choctaw Coun
ty, sa. In the County Court.
In the matter of the guardianship
of l.ymon Willis, a minor.
Notice la hereby given that in pur
auance of an order of the County
Court of Choctaw County. State of Ok
lahoma, made on the ISth day of
April. 1909. the undersigned guardian
will aell at public auction at the
. front door of the Court House in the
City of Ardmore. Carter County, Ok
lahoma, between legal hours, on the
17th day of May. 15M)9, all the right.
, title, interest an eatale of the said
l.ymon Willis, In and to the following
described tract of land, towit:
The Southweat Quarter of Section
Twenty-two (22). Townahlp two ci
South. Itange Two 12) Vat. .:'u.i.r
In Carter c ,j .ty. Oklahoma.
Said aale will be subject to contir
matlon by s.dd Court. The terms (
aald aale will he caah upon delivery
of the guardian's deed.
Dated tbla 19th day of April. 1909.
i KOBKRT SANUHRS,
i Guardian.
I Stewart. McDonald A Armstrong.
, Hugo, Okla., Attorneys for Guardian.
22-29-6-13.
Notice sf Settlement ef Account.
State of Oklahoma. Carter County.
In County Court.
In the matter 'of the estate of
A. J. Wolvertou. deceased.
Xotlce ia hereby given thnt W.
S. Wolverton, the duly appointed and
qualified executor of the estate of
A. J. Wolverton, deceased, has ren
dered and presented for settlement,
and filed In aald Court, his account
and report of hla executorship as
such executor and praying for distri
bution of the balance In hla bands;
and that the 2Sth day of May. A. D
1900. at oclock In the
noon of aald day, at the County
Court ri.iin, In the City of Ardmore,
In said County, has been duly a p.
pointed by the said Court, for tho
settlement of said account, at W.tlch
time and place any person Interested
in said estate may appear and show
cause, if any they liav, why said
account could not be approved ar.l
distribution made aa prayed foe
In teatlmony whereof, I have here
unto set my hand and affixed the
seal of said Court, this 5th day of
May, A. D., 1909.
(Senl) I. n. MASON.
6-12-19-23 County Judge.
Notice of Sale.
By virtue of an order of sale to me
directed and delivered, iaaued out ot
the district court of Carter county,
Oklahoma, in an action of said court
wherein W. M. Self. Is plaintiff and
W. T. Caples and others are defend
anta. I will on the 22nd of May.
1909, between the houra of 9 a. in.
and 1 p. m.. at the front door of the
court house, in tho county nforosaid,
offer at public salo and sell to tho
highest and best bidder for cash In
hand, the foiiowlnr, descrluod prop
erty, to-wit:
Lot 2. tn block 29S, lying nnd sit
uated, City of Ardmoro, Carter coun
ty, Oklahoma.
J. H. AKEItS.
Sheriff of Cartor county, Okla.
Ily F. K. WnST, Doputy.
20-27-1-11
One of tho nrt to Die an amilavlt
to the purity of Ingredients cen
tal net In a remedy were the dlipeni.
rrs ot the famous laxativo tonic, Ur,
Cililweli svrup 1'epiln I'rlce SO
cent or II a bottle of uny druftlfl.
BACK TAXES ARE SMALL
ARDMORE MAKES RECORD IN
AMOUNT OF DELINQUENT
TAXES TO BE COLLECTED.
When the board cf -in, , i
took charge of the ri;j- .,.r.
books tbla morning :h-v .
Maned by reejueat a u-t f
delinquent taxpayers r .:
tare years.
The commtotoners ei.
find -:it this delinijuet.- l .
Of 'Oi.s.d-ruMe size and :
they would d five a I..
mon y for rjt-. retenu" . - ,
their ,r prise when . .
snowed that only $M- .:
in tax, and thi. . -. -. .
yeara 190S-6-7.
It Is doubted If an.-.- -the
state i an show mi' -When
i is t.ikn intj ...r.-. -v
that fo; the to'ai a
collated .ut ISS.000. a Ml ? r
two yeara ir-vloua almost a 1;
amount. It is r rmarkable and show
efficient management and good . .
lecting abilities, when there is : .
mall ..'im of es. than t' nOu
oil 'I front d' llnq ntn
BOY'S REASON DETHRONED
BY PRANK OF PLAYMATE WHO
IN SPIRIT OF FUN PLACED A
DEAD SNAKE AROUND NECK.
Tacoma. Wash. May 10 Raving
In his cnlldlfth treble, the T-year-old
son of Mr. and Mrs. Xeeley, around
whoae neck In a apirlt of fun a
companion a week aao wound a dead
snake, lost his reason. The child
tvaa playing near hla home when
one of them found a dead nake
Picking it up he quietly approached
the fceeley child from behind and
wrapped it around hla neck, shout
ing out as he did so that the snake
had jumped upon him. The sight
of the anake with a yell of the
Joker and the fact that the child
for a moment could not Jerk the
snake away from his throat, de
throned the hov't, re.inn
DUKE CREATES SENSATION
DUKE OF ABRUZZI, WHO IS IN
INDIA, ATTEMPTS HIS OWN
LIFE ROME HEARS OF I T.
Rome. May 11. Sensational sto
ries, apparently founded on good au
thority, have reached the govern
ment from India, with reference to
the Duke of Abniisl.
One report declares the duke in
one of hia flta of depression to
which he has been s ibject of late,
attempted to shoot himself and only
the w.ttehfuln.-.H of aii a't-ndant
piiM-n'ed his ;i'f. nip- b.-ii'K .mk.
hill i.i:ne oit
WRIGHTS IN AMERICA AGAIN
AEROPLANISTS REACHED NEW
YORK TODAY FROM EUROPE
KI.AIIOKATE WELCOME HOME.
New York. N. Y.. May 11 Wilbur
and Orvllle. Wright, the aeroplaniats,
arrived here today from Kurope.
where they have been giving exhi
bitions with their machine.
A number of distinguished aero
nauts welcomed the Wrists aa
they lauded and an elaborate en
tertainment haa been arranged In
their honor.
You need an Ardmorelte
map to assist you In deter
mining the location of your
oil, asphalt, gas and oil sand
deposits. Send $1.00 for the
Weekly Ardmorelte one year
or the Dally Ardmorelte two
months, and we give you a
copy of the very latest may of
the new state.
::
FINDS LOST AUSTRIAN DUKE
CHICAGO JOURNAL DEVOTcS EN
TIRE PAGE TO STATEMENT
STATING IT HAS FOUND ORTH.
Chicago. III. May 11. Tho Journal
today devotes an entire page to the
unequivocal statement that It has
discovered "TIih long lost John
Orth, otherwise Arch Duke Jnahun
Salvador of Austria, who disappear
ed nineteen yeara ago, according to
tho Journal.
Orth was discovered at Palnes
vllle, Ohio, working as a machinist,
nnd his advancing age and desire
to be burled In Austria prompted
lilni o make his Identity known.
A factor
for pure
anfe-dafinq
and national
D? PRICES
9 CREAM
BAKING POWDER
No Alum No
Be on your nunrd.
ders may ijc known uy their
price 10 or 25c. a lb.,
or otic cent on
ounce.
TOMORROW'S CALENDAR.
idle S'j.h las v. .ih Mrs. G. .v.
Kamsey.
Ferndale H. view dub with Mrs.
Douglas. .
i
Went to Tishomingo.
Mrs. Washington, principal ot th?
Washington school, accompanied by
.Mrs. l'cterman, president of the Moth
ers' club ot that ward, took Mns.
Washington's grade to Tishomingo o..
Saturday to see Devil's Dep.
From Tishomingo the vlxitors drove
, to the Den in conveyances and were
deiiRhted with the scenery, whlih
compare favorably with that of Colo
rado. Soon an automobile route wil
be established bet w ee nTlshomlnso
and Devil'K Den and the trip made
,' with leas expense.
The young people were moat en
thusiastic over the outing, and vot-"t
; Mra. Peterman and Mrs. Washington
thanks for such a delightful treat
At RoS and Gun Club.
At the Hod and Gun club lake last
evening one of the most delightful hoi
pltalltles tendered Miss Dalsey Hum
phrey of Hugo, the guest of Mrs,
T. Russell was a six o'clock dinner
at the club house with Mr. Olln Wol
v erton as host.
After an hour of boating and danc
ing a (iellghttul dinner was served.
'overs wero placed for Misses Al
dington, Humphrey, Hannah, Turman.
.Messrs. Klwood Wolverton. Kyle. Tur
Iran. Mr. and Mrs. Moran Scott aa I
Mrs. L. T. Kussoll.
r
At the Chickasaw Lake.
At the Chickasaw lake Mrs. Lone
Frame entertained her friends with a
delightful dance and bullet luncheon
on last evening, in compliment to Miss
Margaret Walton, of Hugo, a t'tict
of Mrs. Frame and Miss Sua Frame.
The young people drove to the lake
in a big wagon filled with hay and
no' the least part of the merriment
was the trip to aud from the lake.
lite club house at the Chickasaw
lake g admirably suited for enter
taining the diulng room anc nvrng
room being connected by large foldin"
diMirs and affording ample- space for
dancing.
The i olor.'d orchestrn furnished th
music and tho dnnce was characteriz
ed by the informality mat goes fa
towards making lake parties the
plcasnntost ot hospitalities, and barn
dances, squaro dances and yirginla
Keels came iii tor their siiarr oi tne
program. Tho immense vorandas af
forded ample space for iiromonudes
and "confidential" shnts and every
one who attended enjoyed themselves
hugely. After dancing until tho chap
erono thought tho wee sma hours
wero drawing uoar, a dainty luncheon
was served.
-HERE
AND THERE.
The Elks will dance on Friday cv
enlng in compliment to Miss Mar
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EDITOR
garet Walton of Hugo. icgt oi
Mrs. Lon Frame and M:a Su.
Frame.
The revival services at the Rroad
way Methodist church conMmn
throughout this week.
Oklahoma Klks will hold th-lr
third annual convention May 26 and
27 at Shawnee. There are eighteen
. lodges in thia state with 27n0 eii
' rolled in membership. D.-. D. M.
Harley. the father of Mrs. Arthur
Walcott of this city, fs president .
There will be burlesque street pa
. rades with prizes for grotesque cos
tumes. Oklahoma City urges Taft to visit
' them on his contemplated isit to
southwest Texas.
Mrs. G. L. Lane, national presi
dent of the D. A. It., Is being .11
tertalned at Guthrie.
The school teachers will all have
to be examined again 'Ms is Joy
ful nws, coming as it does rich'
at the end of school when thev
are worn out anyway. Kxamln.ng th.
teachers is a lucrative form ot
amusement to the board of exam
iners. The sovlety editor of, the Arl'r.?
ton ewg haa offered herself for
the foreign mission field of the
Methodist Kplscopal church, south.
She selected newspaper work as
the very best possible training for
this work. Which may or may not
suggest that the heathen and th"
newspaper readers have something
In common.
Tomorrow evening at I.orena park
tho young people of our city will
enjoy a picnic with Miss Daisy
Humphrey of Hugo as lionoree.
Fnder tho management of Mrs S.
S. Carr the eighth grades of the
first and third wards will enntes'
for prizes to lie awarded by th--scientific
temperance department of
the W. C. U t Mrs. Catr has
handed the teachers of thpse grades
a list of eleven subjects on tem
perance questions, from which the
pupils will select a subject for an
wsay to use In competition.
New Meat Market.
I hnndle only the best meats from
the Cold Storago market nnd would
appreciate a sharo of your trade.
HUGH McADOO.
12-3 Successor to Jesso James.
Hugh McAdoo, formerly of DavN.
has moved to Ardmore and bought
the Jesso James meat market on
west Main street.
The Woodmen will meet Friday
night to elect a consul commander
to succeed W. F. Warren, resigned.
Havo you found somo thing? A
wnnt nd will find tho owner for v.