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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-01-26

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The oasis., 1907-05-04

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Construction and Engineering Co.,, of Mexico City, and w. ]. McGav. ock, also of that concern, visited this state this week for the pur. pose of securing information that will enable them to bid on a DOT. ton of the Guaymas. Gaudalajara extension of the Southern Pacific They went to Orendain and looked over the located route of the ex. tension west from that point. Messrs. Schaefer and McGavock passed through this city yesterday on their return to Mexico City. It is not known whether the Mexico City concern will bid on its own account, or under an arrangement with the Grant Brothers Construc- ton Company of Los Angeles.
 Jalisco Times: Carlos F. de Landero, manager of the Bank of Hidalgo, in Pachuca, has secured q concession for the use of the water of the Tuxpan river, from d point near Tuxpan, this state, to the boundary of the state of Colima. He proposes to form company in Mexico City for the development and transmission of electric power. Mir. Landero left here yesterday for Mexico City after stay of sev- eral days in Gaudalajara. Before his departure he said: "A compa- ny will be formed this year to erect a hydro electric plant and develop the river power. It is estimated that 15,000 horsepower can be de- veloped If it is found that an opening exists here, current will be transmitted to Guadalajara. Cur rent will be sent into the city of Colima and other places, and will be furnished to haciendas and mining camps"
The oasis., 1907-05-04
ACROSS THE BORDER.

left last night over the Mexican Central railway for the Pacific coast, where he will start for d months tour of the various ports. He will meet the steamer Georgia at Mazatlan May ,, and will make his trip aboard her to all the ports at which she is scheduled to stop. The Georgia is the first steamer of the new Canadian and Mexican Pacific Coast line, which will here after run ships monthly between Vancouver and Mexican ports.
 Mexican Herald: The Vidya branch of the Theosophical society and Universal brotherhood will hold a special meeting tomorrow evening in The Herald club room. The meeting is for the purpose of receiving officially the letter of in- corporation from the headquarters of the society in India. This letter was received little over a week ago, and is the same as those sent 10 all the Mexican branches, which, while they were formerly under the jurisdiction of Cuba, are now to be independent bodies receiving authorization direct from India.
 Mexican Herald: Engineer Leon Reyes, son of General Reyes, governor of the state of Nuevo Leon, has been named by the department of communications to inspect the ten kilometers of the Kansas City, Mexico and Orient from kilometer 100 to no west from Mihaca in Chihuahua, this part of the road having been re- gently completed. The new sta ton of Greet, named in honor of Ambassador Enrique c. Creel, is on this ten kilometers of track. This piece is said to be the best built of any yet constructed on the Orient, being practically rock bal lasted.
 Chihuahua Enterprise: J Cor don Hardy, formerly manager of the Dolores Mines Co.,, at Dolores, this state, was guest of the Pal. ace Hotel over Tuesday. He was on his way from New York to Du- rango on business for the Mines Finance Co.,, the consulting min ing engineers of which are John B. Parish and Geo. ] McCarty. This company took over, not long ago, the Garibaldi mine, in Guanacevi, Durango, which is now operating. k. II. Webster, who was assistant under Mir. Hardy at Dolores, is at the Garibaldi. The Mines Finance Co. has deals on for other proper ties in Durango.
 Mexican Herald: President A. E. Stilwell, of the Kansas City, Mexico and Orient, did not make public his plans, if such he has, for the construction of q second rail- road in Mexico, while in the city, as was the expectation of some of his admirers. It is said, however, that the completion of the Kansas City, Mexico and Orient will see the commencement of work on another line from the northern border of Mexico to Mexico City. This road is projected from Del Rio, Texas, south through the state of Coahuila, touching Saltillo, and through the states of San Luis Po- tosi and Queretaro to this city, and
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-15
HIGHLAND SPRINGS

Miss Emma G.. Low. 81 Rroolsivn. Y
y. president ~ the National Alliance
Will address the branch alliances OF High
Land Springs and Richmond Saturday
afternoon Mrs. Abby A. Peterson ~
Boston. who addressed tho branches two
years ago. viii accompany Miss low.
At a recent meeting % the alliance NJ
The home - Mrs F. : Read VERY In
torestinE paper was read and views shown
OF places % historical interest I'm and
near Boston The next meeting ~ the
alliance VIII 10 hold ~ tho Manor House.
with Mrs T.. s. Road. January 2lst
Mr.. and Mrs. John Mop Cooke re-
turned Thursday from pleasant visit
Of several weeks 90 friends IN King Will
liam county Master Lewis y. G. Bow
ers also returned the same day.
Mrs. Mcdowell and sister. Miss Izorn
DeWolf. were recently very pleasantly
entertained at tea by Mrs. Osko and
family. I'm Difference 20 the guests in-
tcrost in foreign lands and customs. fhe
dainty mcnu consisted mainly 81 Hun
Carian dishes. the novelty OF which WAS
eXceled only by their deliciousness
Music. mostly Hungarian selections fol-
lowed the tinllng melody Of the cymbal
brought over from Hungary, being espe-
cially enjoyed.
Mrs 1othrop and Miss Lucy T.anEheaa.
who were recent visitors in the village.
left January 10th for Indiana. whore they
VIII spend the coming summer. after
which they expect 20 return 10 Virginia
and VIII locate IN this village
Mr William Burdette after a brief
visit with his family here. left Tuesday
for Roanoke Rapids. y. c.. on a business
trip.
Miss Mary NIalchaha. OF Petersburg
daughter 81 Councilman ". T.
Malchaha- was guest OF Miss Eva
heale while the hitter was at home dur
ing the holidays
Miss Annie Cooper. OF Richmond. nc
cOmpanied hy Misses Nina Cotton and
Ruth Atkisson. were recently guests q
Mrs Green. Of Lester Manor. where they
were delightfully."- entertained for several
days While there they attended 81 german.
which was a most enjoyable occasion
many guests from Richmond being also
present fine supper was served and
dancing was kept up until late hour
when the guests left for their homes
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-15
RIDGE

Seldom n ever before I'm tho history
or Henrico has sympathy been greater
Tor any distressed family than IS now
felt for the bcreaved ones OF MIR. w. r.
Fensom's family. Early Christmas morn
ing. Mrs. Fensoms mother Mrs Tinslcy
lsft her homo on West Broad Street
Richmond. 20 spend the day with her
daughters family IN their home near
Ridge Church.
Everything that heart could wish had
been supplied with which 20 make Christ
mas one steady round Of festivities and
merrymaking. and so the day began.
Later In tho day Mrs. Tinslev went out
on the lawn TO assist her Uttlo grand
sons with their fireworks. While ono Of
tho boys. little Frankie. was standing by
the side 81 his grandmother. who was in
q STOPPING position. fixing fire. "a largo
salute held by the li;tle boy. exploded.
decorating the little fellows hand and IA
tally injuring the grandmother. Tho
whole load struck her iu the face. AL
though 81 was an ugly wound. no one
seemed to realize tho worst. She was
taken 10 her home in Richmond tho next
day and. despite all medical science. lock
jaw set in ana she died IN nine days
after tho accident Although tho PENSIONS
have been residents OF this locality less
than two years. they have made many
friends and are held I'm the highest es-
TEEN by all who know them. and the
heartfelt sympathy ~ tho entire com
IS doing very nicely.
Miss Maud Merit. Of swanshoro. has
boon spending some time at Rio Vista.
as the guest ~ her cousin. Miss Estclia
Baushan. OF that place
Mrs Jamre IT, Eubank OF Wcsthamp-
ton Park. left last sunday for Manillin.
whore she expects 90 spend a week with
friends
AR Pickles. OF Ridge. had with him
on last sunday. his brother. AT H. F.
Pickles and family. Of South Fine street.
Richmond.
Mrs. Leroy Anderson and Mrs Stur-
dcvant. OF Richmond. spent last SHtur-
day with Mrs. 7. r. Eubank. 81 West
hampton Park.
Mas Temple blackburn NJ Ridge has
been confined 20 her home hy sickness
FOR tho past week.
Miss lille Baughan. who has been
quite sick in her home. near Westhsmp-
ton Park. is reported as being somewhat
improved
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-15
PARAMOUNT LINE

AR and Mrs BasooTn Poland. and Niles
Alice Poland ~ Ford's Depot. Dnwiddie coun-
~. spent several days with relatives here dur
Kris. & 4 Rose OF Twenty-seoond Street.
ROSE sp'n IN Henrao eoa mg WIN Hs son. i''OeF'
Mrs Everett Poland and two children. Of
Jetsrsvilie. spent several days here recently
Mr. william vernlIlsra. OF Ciadstone visited
Miss MAY Corr. who has been visiting reia-
tires IN spoisylvania county has returned
Mr. O. II w riley has returned 70 HIS home
IN Hanover Pa after visiting his sister. Airs.
Ludwig of Mosby Street.
Mr. Lawrence seay has returned from Dos
well. where he visited his parents.
Miss Jesse Haynes is home again. after
spending the holidays with friends in King
NJ. }. r simpson is visiting friends at
Mss BEL D,tbins mas returned from
very deliEhffu visit ~ relatives ia Alexandra.
Miss Blanche GrubDs. OF Hanover county.
here she was also tho guest OF her corsin.
Mrs. J. r. Bottoms
Letue KICK. have returned home from a visit
20 relatives in F1uvanna county.
Following is the roll OF honor for Paramount
seventh DIANA Garthreht, FLOYD Binns
Niole, renz Arthur Akers. Marian Richardson.
ssvsrth A-Rat6 lord. Mary Johnson
Sixth T. May Fslvey, Susie Rhoieder Iva
sisth Fravser chiidrer. Elsie Binns
Ethel Atklneon. CIemmIe Denton, Katie Kick.
Winnie Denton. Annette Gary
Fifh r. Drss'e CrumpIer. Mabel McNarmara,
Laura Euhark Wesley Morris Everett HaI
Fifh A-Hsu-e Woody. Halle Jordon. Ann
Fathrighf. 1.pftie BeaZeley.
Fourth r. Maggie Heath. Katie Worrel.
Lester Putzr. Willie Godsey.
Fourth h-Ethel Patterson, Mary Hall
Frances Farmer
Third T Goldle Martin Katie Hart. Ethel
klN Herbert Becks Eruest Pollard.
Third A-oeorge Eubank, Halhns Mauce
sheppard. Neatha watkins, Bernicc White,
Norman Ci5 borne. Alice Knight. Stanley
Itealies Willie Thomas
second i' Iinyyood Crabbin. Ethel rker
Lula Chambers Earle Davenport. Helen
PERKINS ola Williams. Oracle Pollard
Second A-Bobert Pierce. George Germel-
riau. Isabel kIbertsou Gladys Binus. Myrtle
Beck 1ei.ey Eubauk Edth Gum. Minnie Nc
Dlnel. Myrtle Tyson. Bessie Lowrey.
Mr Hnrfvou Pace celebrated his birthday
"Wednesday evening In his home on Twenty
hrt street A few friends called TO con
graduate him. ard pieaannt time was had
by Oh or'sent. Among those who called we're
ut AMI Mrs w J.. Hechler. Mr.. and Mr..
W = ii1ard Mr. ami Mrs samuel Brauer.
M. Jo0DRlo Atkinson. Miss Matte Lerry' Ass
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-15
NEW BRIDGE NEWS

Tho Ladies' Auxiliary Society Of New
Bridge Baptist Church held the first regu-
lar meeting for the new wear Monday
afternoon ut tho home OF Mr. and Mrs
W. NJ. Chenault. After tile usual bust
ness routine was over. tho following Off
GERS were elected for tho year: Presi-
dent, Mrs. r. @. Pocklington: Vice Presi-
dent. Mrs. John Clarke; Treasurer. Mrs
Lee Brookings; Assistant Treasurer, Mrs
Wood: Secretary, Mrs. ,. r. Pleasant:
Corresponding Secretary, Miss Fannie
Chcnault Several new mem bers were
added among whom we're Mrs. Pock-
lington. Mrs. Aston Mrs. Lyons. Misses
Nrgie and Nettie Bottoms. Ellen Hicks
Ellen Howell and Theresa Higgins. The
society meets the first Monday afternoon
Of each month The next meeting will be
with Mrs. Woods. No. 1909 Venable Street
Richmond. the first Monday in February,
at o'clock.
Miss Nora Oakley visited her sister,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-15
COLD HARBOR.

Mrs. Catherine Adams. who was
quite sick last week from tho effects
Ill. Is some what improved
Miss Crump has resumed her studies
under her governess. al Warbasso. after
parents In New Kent county.
Mrs. Lloyd Burnett Is quite sick IN
her home near this place.
under tho care or Or DeitriCk for some
time. 10 much improved.
Mossrs. Addicus Burnett and Aubrie
Peace have accepted positions with SIR
Little Katie Keilun. % Cedar Forks
is spending some time In the home OF
Of her aunt at the cliffs.
Mrs. b. Woodson. Of Richmond. IS
spending some time in the home OF her
Mrs. Indie Gauiding who has boen
quite an In her home at Mt Airy. IS
Miss Leila Tucker is confined TO her
home az the Gins from the effects OF the
Mrs. Florence Campbell and daughter
Erma Of Richmond were recently guests
ln the home Of her parents at Double
A pound party was given r. the home
OF Mrs. Robert Martin. OF Barkcrs NH.
on Wednesday night in honor OF Miss
al 10 O'Clock. The table Was hoauti-
fully decorated and laden with many
hounds Of everything good imag1r able.
Games and music were INDUCED in until
y o'clock. Some who We're present were
Misses Mary and Ada Moore. Fstciic
AGREE. Ada Peace. Sarah Allison HELEN
Norman. and Nerna Camp Ellen and
Lizzie Martin. Jennie Wood RUIN and
Lucille Wade. Messrs. Osca levy and
Leon Burnette. Ollie Harmey and Tom
Peace, Roy AiaNander Johnnie and Mel
YIN Martin. Frank Durham. Waite and
Richard wade. Richard Mantel0n Joseph
McGhee. Callie Watkins. Ray Blackburn
George Hollins, Mr.. and Mrs. Hope Camn.
Mr.. and Mrs j. Watkins Mrs w n
Martin Mr. and Mrs. Bob. Martin. Mr.
Lennie Via.
Mrs. Mary Steinmnn has returned 90
her home in R!chmohd after spending
some time In the home Of her parents, al
Hickory Grove
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-15
JONES REELECTED.
Clerk of Supreme Court of APP
peals Is Chosen Again.

In the Supreme Court Of Appeals yes
terday morning. by the unanimous vote
Of the judges. MT II. Stewart Jones was
elected clerk OF the court for a period
OF six years.
Mr.. Jones was originally the steno-
grapher Of the court, and In 1893 he was
appointed to fill tho unexpired term Of
Mr. G. Keith Taylor the clerk, who died
In September Of that year
The election took place yesterday morn
terday morning just after the record Of
last Fridays proceedings had been read
There was no formal nomination. Judge
Keith merely stating that the time had
come for the election 81 a clerk for six
years Each Of the judges said. Il vote
for Mr.. Jones'" and that ended the
matter. Mr.. Jones, in a Few words
thanked the court. and then the next
case on the docket was called.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-15

Lizzie rsce Mr.. Levy. ~ Mr.. Georgs
recent spell of indisp0sition.
Mr.. and Mrs G. g. King. OF Nineteenth
street very delightfully."- cnterta ned Il NUM-
Der or their young friends Thursday night
in honor Of Miss Inca Minleton. - Petcrsburg.
VINO - spending the winter with them
Music and games served 20 while AWAY the
time. A. u o'clock the guests were invifed
mo mo Ching room 70 partake Of stump
nous fepast. after which tho merry crowd
dispersed, having spent most enjoyable
evening. Among those present were Misses
tssie Major clsrico Bailey. louise Lawrence.
Myrile Major 1rez NJ ffleton. Carrie Rniiev.
Messrs. Malc0mh Peters carroll Brauer. c.. O.
King. LEROY Peters. Roy king Earle King
and Mr.. Peters. Sr.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-15
OFFICERS ELECTED.
Stockholders of City Bank Hold
Annual Meeting.

The stockholders Of the City Bank Of
Richmond. one of the oldest houses In the
city. held their annual meeting yester-
day. The lengthy and satisfactory report
OF President William II Palmer was
very gratifying 20 the stockholders. IN
that II showed tho banks affairs TO be
in splendid condition, and the last
years business to have been the best In
the history of the institution.
The following officers were elected for
the current year william II. Palmer.
president; T. r. Addison, Vice president;
J. w Slnton. cashier. Directors-E. y.
Addison. James II. Anderson, James N.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-15

is undergoing treatment at St I.uke's
Hospital Mr.. kendrick IS spending a
short time in the city to be with her.
Mrs. ". j. Scott. OF Morven, Va.
spent last week in Richmond.
Miss Frances Aungea, who has been
the guest OF Misses Kathleen and Lois
Richardon. has returned TO her home I'm
Abingdon. Va.
Mr.. and Mrs David Watt. who have
been visiting friends in Richmond. Va.
ana Lancaster, Pa. have returned 10
their home, IN Brambeton.
Mrs. Emma Scott recently visited
friends at Madison Run. Va
Mrs. Robinson. OF this city. IS the guest
OF Mrs. Theodore 5. Garrett. in Colonial
Avenue, Norfolk.
Mrs. Tanning Miles and Mrs w II.
Horton. Of Roanoke. are tho guests OF
Mrs. Evan r. Chesterman.
Mr.. and Mrs T T. Adams and chill
dren are the guests of Mrs. Emma
Stokes in Danville.
Miss Clara Burrus. of Orange county.
visited friends here last week
The Rev q II comb .D... CD.
'-i N'''''
Me- " & ~, - ....,
home I'm Cambria, Va, after visiting
friends here.
Miss Nan. T. stamnsr v,,II ras,,a +o-d.,-
a ut 'iS' TO washington ana AIe&an-
NJ. 49,, ~ -. 49, -
anu 'li iN,oeI T. esI aIl nave re-
NJ LII $3.50 So ,IS'S - ana
- 49,. ma,
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49,, -, 49,, 49, ~ :, 80 go
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ID" O''''7O '''
Mrs. George lester has returned % 30,
ZONE "a 49, Io''"'u' va amer d WISH 20
-''''''N
Miss Mary Niche IS the guest Of her
,'a5io N's' II e'' 1'N'''S' Ill O0i'0'iS
-.
Sr 2 M E re's,i, S S1 l'0'o'7' spent
-.
ton Va, Is the guest OF MI, MS IL. =. nun
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''''s' inns
mr. ", PotrGK boo't y. b, Oh ne'r So arg
,1sI troatnent Ina IN short tine time '
,r,ss Mad. car-ott hoe ~a.,,~oo. from,
,.,si. 20 ber horae IN SIadsso, County
Mrs. Russell stursis Jr.. has issued in
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-15
MECHANlCSVlLLE

SIR and Mrs. Charles Pecoe OF 40 e.
Wood Street. deiightfuuy entertained a
f"w OF their friends several evenings ago
in honor % their niece Miss Rosa Wing
te.l. Of Charlottesville. Va.
Dancing was INDUCED in until late
t"ir. when supper was served 20 an
present Among those may be mentioned
Misses Fanny Bass. Maud Humphrey
iteitha Bailey. lillian and Irene Kirby.
Mamie 'uiiey. Rosa Wingaeld and LII
.''A NlfDt. Mrssrs. Clarence Cannon.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-15

Mrs Fnnnie oakley. IN Fairmount. during
tho past week.
Mrs Cousins is improving. after having
been sick for several weeks.
Mrs J. Cranor. ~ Cedar lawn" has
returned from delightful visit 20 her
parents IN hor old home IN Georgia.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-15

Boyd. Lnburn r. Myers. s. II. Haweo.
A. L. Holiday. William Josiah Lake.
William H. Palmer g. w. Travers. r. u.
Valentine. Wexford c.. Reed and Edwin
A. Palmer The two last named are new
directors The others were reelected.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-15
Six Months Sunnlv-

states Circuit Court OF appeals. was
very busy yesterday unpacking ana
listing am invoice Of Office supplies and
partment % Justice at Washington
The invoice received yesterday Is ex-
pected 10 last the Office FOR six months
yet to come.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-15
Poems You Ought 10 Know

Whatever be- vour
day for bit Of poetry-Prof
Charles Eliot Norton
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-15
Dr. Whitnan's Lecture.

Dr Nlitn'Hn. 81 Philadelphia. ad-
dressed large and representative au-
d.enee yesterday afternoon az tho Wo-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-15

On Calais Sands gray began
Then abo the
The with
Leaped, he glad withM ayl
The little
Broke white strands:
The news fitted white as
On Calais
On Calais Sands wit man
n Ood to-day
On wan
How white flashing rapiere
Parry,
Shifts for a while, sta
The Victor: life GIBBS
On Calais Sandsi
Calais a
OF silence. then the p lash and spray
The sound OF lat
the cks astray
To NJ said
To daily with the helpless hands
Till deep
Calais
Between the lilac
She lands;
8 an The
Calais
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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-15
No. 1888.
On Calais Sands
By ANDREW LANG.

s.y 8 s "a s' .s. his portrait
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-15

ms began TlDl'ah
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-15

Among the pleasant entertainments I'm
honor OF Miss Elizabeth Hunter and Mr..
George Ambrose Allen. whose wedding
takes place this evening. was luncheon
to the bridal party. given Yesterday 10y
Miss Carrie Leftwich. OF South Third
street Beautiful table decorations were
in American Beauty roses and ferns.
Miss Leftwich was assisted I'm enter
tanning hy Mrs. Harry Randolph Wayt.
Mrs. John j. Stayman and Miss Mary
1rfr.t+
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1907-06-17
AMBASSADOR 5RYcE's VISIT.

One of the worlds greatest men is
TO be entertained in Guthrie this
evening in the person of the Hon.
James Bryce, ambassador OF England
to the United States.
Were Mr.. Bryce only an ordinary
ambassador, he would not receive
such ovations as his appearance in
every American community has pro-
duced He is more than that, he Is
writer a thinker. and friend of
me Republic of worldwide celebrity.
as Is veil known he is the author of
The American Commonwealth. .
easily the very clearest and fairest
presentation of the new form of gov
ernment and American institutions
that has ever been written. This work
published about twenty years ago at
cnce brought him into prominence. not
cnlg IN America, bur throughout the
world. More than ten years were
consumed In close study and inyestj.
Eatlon while IL was in preparation.
While Mr. Bryce is "a friend To
american institutions, he is not fool
friend and was and has always been
100 honest not TO point out what he
R'h NilOlr. filS afldIEDmDnf
or political parties and their methods
IS calucuiated to cause politicians 10
sit np and take notice.
The purpose Of the present visit is
said to be to learn first hand, for that
Is his method. something of Oklahoma
statehood conditions and how a new
state is really and actually admitted
INTO the American Union.
The universal high standing of our
eminent visitor leads the people of
Oklahoma TO be especially solicitous
OF MS good opinion for. be 1t remenI.
bered, that which he says of us win
reach more ears and carry with il
Freater significance than that of anv
ether living man.
Mr. Bryce is most welcome TO our
capital city He may be assured thai
we appreciate the honor he has con.
lerred upon us by his visit and trust
ne may have a pleasant sojourn and
gratifying tour throughout the south.
Vraet ''N'A