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CUPID WAS BETRAYED.
lola Woman Asks Court For Decree
OF Divoroe-Married Him on
Short Acouaintanoa


Short Acquaintance.
lola, Sept. PA divorce suit filed
in district court by Mrs. Sadie Morri-
son for separation from Bert Morrison
will probably be granted for the rea-
son that Bert is again an inmate nf
the state reform school, but the tale
of woe unfolded is so evidently the in
evitabe result of childish infatuation
and irresponsibility that IL will likely
give the court a feeling Of anger as
well as sorrow that such things can
be.
The petitioner relates that she was
living at Garnett and had attained the
mature age of seventeen years when
Bert came wooing Bert looks like
a half grown boy, but she says that
she relied implicitly in his statement
/ 10 her that he was a sober, indus
trious young man of good habits"
] The fact that she was but seventeen
and had never seen him but a very
few times did not arouse any doubts
in her mind. He said he was an es-
timable young man and she married
him.
Soon after they came to lola she
says he began a continuous round Of
drunkenness and debauchery, spend
ing all his money on liquor and maxi
ing her life unhappy by threats and
abuse He kept a revolver under his
pillow and often threatened to do her
harm, finally securing a bottle of car
bolic acid with which he threatened
TO kill her She had him arrested for
this and he was returned to the re-
iformatory, where he served a term
once for theft. All OF these we'll
known facts came to her as great
, surprise and she wants to be restored
TO her maiden name OF Sadie Powell
and forget her married life, which
lasted from April. 1907 to June. 1907.
--Atchison Globe"
Leavenworth Times: The condition
which exists in the river cities OF
Atchison, Leavenworth. and Kansas
lCity, Kas. because of the prohibitory
law is most deplorable. Under the de-
cision Of Judge Pollock, of the United
States district court, 1t is impossible
! for the local authorities to have an,
control over the sale and delivery OF
liquor in any quantity when brought
from across the state line. as il Is
, interstate commerce. In the case OF
the three river towns, the wholesalers
. lAoNfN oAhllH HpNtu across the river
. established themselves safely and Sc
4 curely against the Kansas law, and
! are carrying on their business in utter
disregard Of the Kansas statutes. Bad
as the old fine system may have beer
! in the eyes Of the prohibitionists, con
, ditions in the three big towns alona
J the river were far better under It thar
I they are to-day. Then the local au.
thorities had some power to control
now they have none. Attorney Genera
r jackson is powerless TO stop inter
5 state commerce, and as long as Judg,
! Poliock's decision stands. there will b,
, no way in which to prevent the FIRE,
sale of liquor along the eastern border
of the State. This is a condition
, which should not exist. II Is unrea.
sonable and unjust to the State TIL,
= Times has always been for local optior
and high license. 1t believes that this
is the sane and logical solution Of ths
saloon question:
Evening journal., 1907-09-25
REPAIR WORK

LAWN MOWERS sharpened rubber
tires for baby coaches wringers and car
pet sweepers repaired. JOHN y. SCH
phones as-tf
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FOR SALE.

FOR SAFE on EXcHANGF- Dweliins
with nine rooms and bath; All convent
ences. Apply % South Clayton ST. s13-1m
FOR SALE-A lot of locust fence posts:
also apples and pears from my own or
chard nine miles from Wilmington Ap-
ply to John Johns, State Road p. O.. D.
and A., Jog. s13-1m
Evening journal., 1907-09-25
Moments of Happlness.

Hes a good swimmer"
''Yes: it's the only way he can get
away from his wife."-N. y. Evening sun.
Evening journal., 1907-09-25

Beer Advertisements in Leavenworth
Post, September 19.
Blatz beer Is the only beer You
can get Il by telephoning old 40. or
new 292F
How are you feeling? II not we'll
why not try case of good old
Blatz?t
Evening journal., 1907-09-25
STATE CHARITY EXPENSES.
A Million a Year Spent by Kansas on
Its Unfortunates.

It's OnTOrtundteSs
Hutchinson News, September -.
TOPEKA, Sept. 12-Figures given
out by the State board of control show
that 1t costs the State just S577,72751
TO care for its unfortunates for the
six months period ending June go
The larger part of this amount was
spent for salaries and maintenance
The greater part of the expenses
were for the Osamatomie state hospi-
tai which is the largest charitable in
stitution in the State. The cost for
salaries and maintenance alone was
$s6,52o.7O. The Topeka State hospital
lis second
The total amount paid by the State
during the six months for salaries
and maintenance was $341,159.71, for
.commissaries S107,s8e.2S, for property
improvements and repairs S116,411.45.
The state also spent S12,S20.O7 Of the
special appropriations made by the
last egislature.-Hutchin Kan,
News, Sept. II, 1sO7.'
Lawrence Gazette: One OF the fun
niest things in Kansas is the campaign
against child labor Kansas is try
ing to ape New York, and make the
world believe that we are forcing
children into the mines and factories
There is so much flapdoodle given out
by the professionals who neither toll
nor spin anything but yarns, that even
the best of people are fooled by their
absurd COMPLAINTS
Since a certain amount OF liquor is
consumed in every town the size OF
Atchison, in spite of everything that
can be done. what Is the objection tC
the traffic paying the salaries of po-
lice officers? In the name of common
sense, why do a few men spend their
time in obiecting 10 the old and bet
ter system of regulating and licensine
a few saloons? Rev. Chas. NJ. Shell
don says there is much more drink
ing in England then in America; thai
the worst saloon town in Kansas IS q
paradise compared with towns ir
England. Liquor drinking cannot be
entirely wiped OUT; prohibitiol isn'i
the best plan of handling the traffic
Why is there so much Aobjection .tc
compelling liquor men TO pay police
officers? Is il because the objection
comes mainly from men who do not
pay a cent of taxes?*
Evening journal., 1907-09-25
WILSON LINE.
PASSENGER AND FREIGHT LINE
FOR PHILADELPHIA.

Iron Steamers "Brandywine" and FCty
of Chester"
Leave wilmington (Fourth St WhaID5 sd y
,yeek-davs and Sundays az 1.3O ana u.o.
M. 1.s0 and AIS p. m. Saturdays anu
Sundays only, 100 p. m.
r. cave chester one hour later ,-,.r
leave Philadelphia Chestnut St Wnaill
vveek-days and Sundays, 7.3O and los9 a.
m. 1.30 and ans p. m. Saturdays and sun
DAYS only, 100 p. m.
Fares including Saturdays and sunday
PHILADELPHIA. excursion, 25c; one way loc
Chester excursion, 15c; one way lOc.
HORACE WILSON, Gen'l Manager
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REAL ESTATE FOR RENT.

FOR RENT-Thlrd and fourth floors
ior business purposes modern improves
menis. Private entrance. Address i07 Ship
icy 81 1ylS-tf
Evening journal., 1907-09-25

Reform note from the Topeka Capt.
tai: Placing a large revolver in the
face of BILLY" Valentine. an employe
at the Travis livery. 515 Quincy street,
a stranger giving the name OLA T.
Sene, yesterday, compelled Valentine
to give him a horse and buggy, with
which he drove rapidly away. Sene
covered Valentine with the revolver until
In the buggy. and out on the street.
At the time Sene was the possessor
Of one bowling drunk. and was later
caught with the goods on. Sene was
found afterwards by Detectives Hut
ton and Judkins as he emerged from
drug store near the Santa Fe depot,
carrying an armload of beer He was
arrested without a struggle and taken
TO the police station, protesting mean
while that he was a deputy sheriff .
Evening journal., 1907-09-25
How Prohibition Carried Oklahoma
and Kansas.

anu fNdUodSs
Before the recent vote on prohibi-
tion in Oklahoma, a committee from
Oklahoma visited Kansas City, Kas.,
to investigate the question as to
whether or not the closing of sa-
looms had a disastrous effect upon the
town. Because the committee found
many new residences in course of
construction, it reported that no harm
resulted from the abolishment of the
liquor traffic. However, had this COM
mittee gone across the river. It would
have found much more building in
Kansas City, No, which has saloons.
Kansas City, Kas., is a suburb OF Kan
sas City, No, and furnished no ade-
quate example. The people of okla
homa City were not deceived. and
voted almost solidly against prohibi-
ton. which was carried by the rural
population This was the experience
Of Kansas, and would be the expert
ence to-day if the question were re-
submitted. Cities would vote against
the law. and the country would carry
it over their heads,'
Evening journal., 1907-09-25
SITUATIONS WANTED.

WANTED-Noune man wishes posit on.
doing anything where he can work M
self up. Address ID, Journal Ofhcc. s-l--i
Evening journal., 1907-09-25

NOTICE. Il. ANNIE NJ. WALKER. the
owner and occupant OF the house situated
at iO7 West Sixth street. In the Firth
ward. IN the city OF Wilmington. csunty oil
New Castle, and State OF Delaware, in
compliance with the requirements of the
acts Of the General Assembly In such case
made and provided. do hereby give notice
that I shall apply In writing to the Court
Of General Sessions OF the State OF Della
ware. IN and for New Castle county. on
Monday, the fth day of November a d.
1907. being the ncNt term Of Taid court FOR
a license for said house. as an inn or tav-
ern. for the sale therein of CNicatins
liquors IN less quantities than one qrurt,
10 be drunk on the premises and the fol-
lowing respectable citizens OF said ward
at least twelve OF whom are substantial
freeholders of said ward. recommend the
said application. viz;
] Edward Reynolds, w Howard Dunbar
Albert Bucher, Patrick j. Boyle
Fred G. Mammele, John B. Dunbar.
Edward Hasson, w S. Wade
Bernard p. Hasson. Herman A. Eiler,
Daniel II. kilroy, Thomas Rossiter
G. IT, Simmons, Robert p Edwards
+. Oostrelcher, John j. Shields.
Chas. Kyle. Jr, Ihomas Rosslter. Jr.,
Wilbur G. sasse, James Toner,
Antoni Barone, y. II. Quigley
H. G. Simmons, w. X. Singles
s2i-st ANNIE NJ. WALKER.
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WANTED


WANTED-2OO goose and duck feather
beds. No chicken. Highest cash price pa a..
Address, l.. w. Gordon, West Fourth
81. az3-i0t
VANTED-New Models L. G. Smith
Everything In Sight typewriter are now
ready. Machines rented.
CHAS. @. GUYER.
Court Stenographer
Phone 1858. sec Market st .
jy24-f
WANTED, FURNITuRE-You entire
household. also office furniture. antiques;
IL you have furniture m storage / VIII
buy and pay you cash, more than any
dealer: esumates given free. all trans
actions confidential; don't sell untl you
get my cash ofier, no matter how large
the amount. Write or phone. ID. and A.
'Phone Gas; Automatic. 23f3.
CHARLES s. HURLOCK,
Seventh and Poplar Sta.
m27-sm
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ROOFING AND SCOUTING

wM. E. WILLIAMS CO.,
sA Orange 81. Roofing, 5rouung and
Heating. Metal and composition roonng
Hot Air heating aud ventilatng Repair
ing promptly doiv Phones. al6-ly
Evening journal., 1907-09-25
kansas noxs LIke othsr noys.

Kansas Boys Like Other Boys.
Rev. William Smothers. the colored
pastor. today filed complaint In the
juvenile court against nine boys,
charging them with devastating his
melon patch. The boys are Marion
Baxter. Sanford Baxter. Daniel Miller
Howard Weinmann, Milton Payne
Ernest Smith and Caleb Crawford and
Robert Miller They will have their
hearing in the probate court next Mon
day-Atchison Globes
In view Of the difference between
pretences and practice In Carrie Ma
tions State, let us all sing:
long 10 be in Kansas,
And with the Kansans stand:
A bottle in my bootleg,
A hatchet in my hands
Evening journal., 1907-09-25
REAL EsTArE FoR sALE


-tOh SALE-douses. Lots Manufacture
W. sites. Farms and business PROPOSE
uona or all kinds. We make terms 10
suit purchasers Rents collected, monthly
,si dement's, mortgages placed We sell
LlIe' i@Ie, Accident. Health. Plate Glass
enu e.. casualty Insurance IL you wish 10
'oue' sell or buy, consult
e,, 49,. Il. r. McEVILLY CO.,
o. west Fourth st.. Wilmington. Del
orr, M rs,Vgnings Both Phones.
N1N BUSINESS COVERS EVERY
fis.ooa STATE IN THE UNION.
fok sALE-The factory at Delaware
~tvinue and Scott street recently occu-
nr'',Ii pF II. A. Heine Co Building 30x6O
49, ..' e-hofse power gas engine and iOd
iee' shattlng Apply
Wilmington Trust Co.,
Tenth and Market SITS
HAMILTON PARK co. have a few lota
,..n special price. The houses building
w WI pe ready for buyers TO examine FRI
uaN' saturday and Sunday Bran-h ofnce
rn we ground open Tuesday Thursday
guy saturday. An East Fourth street car
hg "in ,ohg you on the grounds New Castle
aANHue beyond Eden Park An officer ~
we eompany can be seen evenings al the
PRESTON, 9lf King St.
Evening journal., 1907-09-25

WANTED-Highest prices paid for old
gold and silver, broken 3ewelry. M. HAIR
RIS, 126 Market st. 1S-ly
Evening journal., 1907-09-25
ST. .CIAL EXCURSION TO SAVANNAH, GA,

For this dae only.
Leaving Philadelphia bv S. S.
"MERR1MAC" Oct. 8. Excursion
rate $500. Good to return until
October %
JOHN CRAIG. 1913 Market St.
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License APPLIcATIoNs.

NOTICE., LOUIS KOERNER the ten
ant and occupant of the house situated at
POS and 2-5 King ST., in the Second ward
IN the city OF Wilmington, county OF New
Castle and State OF Delaware In compile
ance with the requirements of the acts Of
the General Assembly 90 such ca se made
ana provided. do hereby give notice that
shall apply In writing 20 the Court
OF General Sessions of the State of Della.
ware. IN and for New Castle county, on
Monday the ith day Of November. a. ID
1907, being the next term OF said court. FOR
a license for said house as an Inn or tave. 7
for the sale therein OF Intoxicating liquors
In less quantities than one quart. to be
drunk on the promises and the following
respectable citizens, Of said ward. al leasi
twelve OF whom are substantial free.
holders OF said ward recommend the said
application. viz:
William Sohoenhuar Wallace Minnor.
Michael Rafferty, George w Goodman.
John a. Kelley, John Fielding.
larry Saltaman, Charles r. Lang.
Ihomas w. McNey. Albert r. Barr.
isaac Miller, J. Il MCGOWAN.
Henry Blouth, rhon,aa cole
VIM. II. Baily, Iohn n Veht
yvnn = McHowan, John unkort.
moody, John ID. Parker.
Saiuel f9aolsky /. Freedman.
Quits hlhuer, Joseph t. SCherer
SnSIles T.. puling, Joseph h. Hope,
s-'-ct LOUIS KOERNER.
Evening journal., 1907-09-25

NoTtCE-L MARTIN LEONARD. the
owner and occupant OF the house situated
on seventh street, IN School District f5.
m the city OF New Castle county OF
New Castle and State OF Delaware.
IN compliance with the require
ments OF the acts on the General
assembly IN such case made and provided
40 hereby give notice that ! shall apply
N writing 70 the Court OF General Sos-
SONS or tho state OF Delaware. Ia and frY
New Casle county on Monday. the lth day
OF November, 1907 being the next term of
sald court, for a license for said house
ea an Inn or tavern for the sale therein
OF intoxicating liquors IN less Quantities
than one quart, TO he drunk on tho prom.
ises, and the following respectable citizsni
OF said school district at least six of
wnom are substantial froeholders of -aid
school districts recommend the said apple
cation. viz.
John J. Reynolds, Patrick McGrory,
nubn = tlnnesan' James B. Brady,
Iaulch Nnaien, NJ Hendlcr,
James McHrofyi James J Ryan.
r. L. Chase. George Rrnffon
1tofse NJ. Riley James J Weldin,
James y. roman, II. j. Leonard
Pierce Joyce, Elwood Monkton.
al4-dt MARTIN LEONARD.
.
Evening journal., 1907-09-25

NOTICE-I JOHN CRAVEN. the owner
and occupant OF the house situated at the
S. II. corner Ninth and DUPONT streets, in
the Fifth ward. In the city OF
wilmington county OF New Castle, and
State OF Delaware. IN compliance with
the requirements OF the acts OF the Cen
eral Assembly In such case made and pro-
vided do hereby give notice that I sha1l
apply in writing TO the Court OF General
Sessions OF the State Of Delaware. in
and for New Castle county. on Monday.
the 4th day Of November, A. D., 1907. be-
ing the next term Of said court, for a H.
cense for said house, as an inn or tavern,
for the sale therein OF Intoxicating liquors
IN less quantities than one quart, to be
drunk on the premises, and the following
respectable citizens OF said ward, NJ least
twelve OF whom are substantial free
holders Of said ward, recommend the said
application. viz:
Fred G. Mammele, Edward f. Kane.
Chas Q. Shafer, Joseph w Mcdowell
Ellis W Read. VIM. Morgan,
William H. Baker. b. Beste,
Cornelius Horgan, Asa A. stephens
Geo. w. Seelig, Chas b. Chase.
Daniel Desmond, John Brushman,
Carl Eisenmenger, Mark DeCrny.
Jacob Steiger, Henry A. Doherty,
n. FNdance, James sharp
j. 7. Walker, Patrick A. Hughes,
John A. Lengel, " G.. Simmons.
Morris A. Grubh John Nuttan
Howard NJ Gropp, John Hopes.
s24-3t JOHN CRAVEN.
Evening journal., 1907-09-25
PROPOSALS


SEALED PROPOSALS will be received
by the Trustees OF the Poor of New Castle
county until 10 a. M, on Wednesday. Som
tember o. 1901. for supplying the Neu,
Castle County Hospital from Ssptember
a5. 1907. 20 the last Wednesday IN Deceni-
her 1907 with beef. bread, grocer es 10
bacco, carpets slippers, dry goods ana
medicines. Bidders on shoes. carpet slim
pere and dry goods VIII be requ.rod ~
furnish samples. Bids for beef Will be bv
the quarter In proportion OF one hind
quarter to three fore-Quartors. out oi
cattle we'll fattcd and dressing not les,
than 800 pounds, Bids for groceries and
drugs will be on the various kinds namrd
I'M schedule, and must be Of the best ouai.
itv Bids viii also be received for supplv.
ing the hospital with creamery butter
delivered In such quantities as the surer
intendent may direct. All bids 10 bo AL
rected TO the Trustees OF the Poor. M
bids viii be received unless in accordanc,
with the above The trustees reserve th,
right TO reject any or an BIDS
JAMES w. FOSTER.
Superintendent New Castle County Hos
pital. s2i.it
Evening journal., 1907-09-25
ROOMS FOR RENT.

ROOMS For RENT-Furn shed or IN
furnished 1929 King ST. 3-lm
Evening journal., 1907-09-25
BUSINESS CARDS.

WALL 4 RUMER Heaters and Ranges
Roofing and Spouting. Repairing promptlv
attended to. Phone, ID. and A., 5e55 No.
$50 Shipley ST. aI3-fn,
WALL PAPERS-We have removed 10
n w corner Fifth and Jefferson Sfs
where we will be pleased 10 show orr
stock OF wall papers; high and low grade.
new designs and colorings: estimate,
given; work guaranteed. Established II
years Both phones.
s9-2m FORBES x co.
Evening journal., 1907-09-25
HELP wANrEp-FEMALE.


wANTED-A girl. ii4 East Third street
se5-1m
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WGmens magazines are getting like,
preachers, scolding the women. The
current number OF the Ladies Home
Journal contains an article called "As
a Physician Sees Women" which is
written by n prominent physician who
does not use his name, and il he
wants any practice left he does well
10 withhold his name. The physician
says that eighty per cent OF the wom-
en- who complain and so to a doctor
for treatment do not need DOCTOR
but common sense; that many women
are so wrapped up in themselves that
If they have a pain in eectain part
, Of their body they fix then minds on
it and consult physicians to whom
they make all kinds of unnecessary
condolences The physician says that
| II women would get over the idea that
| they are more delicately organized
than men. and instead would take
care of themselves. as most men do,
( there would be less for the physicians
| to do. He says the idea that wom-
Ian Is physiologically different from a
Imam. and therefore must suffer from
nervous diseases, is all wrong, that
lin her way she shorld be the healthier
of the sexes, and that she can be If
she will call herself instead OF a doc
ltor; that hall the women who are
l"treated" by doctors are nuisance
10 those around them and disgust the
physicians TO whom they 60 He says
that the craze for operations is due
to the fact that women allow their
minds 20 dwell upon their inner or
gans. become nervous and hysterical;
20 10 a doctor who makes an examine
ton and thinks It will DO no harm "a
take something out. especially as his
woman patient seems 10 desire ia
ihave something of the kind done. In
his opinion many a woman has been
lmrtilated for lie by unnecessary op
erations. but ii nine cases ora OF ter
liz IS her own fault. She desires 10 be
/ operated upon He says many wom
en- have said to him: "Oh. II you mef
lsunered from neryous troubles yot
would not be so heartless,' and tha
as a matter OF fact more men snhei
from nervous troubles than women
lbut they have self control and are no
crazy over doetors the way MANY
women are. Tho physician concludes
by saying these women who thini
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ADVERTISE OKLAHOMA
Governor Frantz Asks Citi'
zens to Provide Exhibit
at jamestown

Governor Frantz has issned a proc
lamation calling a;non the people OF
Oklahoma so aid the oklahoma
Jamestown Exposition company in it's
Efforts TO make a suitable exhibit
from the new state az the Jamestown
Exposition. whfh Is TO be held on
Hampton Roads, Va. during the next
eight months. II was the desire OF
The board OF managers OF the Okla
hpma-Jamestown Exposition company
70 have such a proclamation issued
iointly by the governor OF Oklahoma,
and some Official OF the federal gov
ernment In the Indian Territory, but
X has learned from investigation that
there was no one dely authorized to
perform such duty. Upon request of
The board OF managers, therefore
Governor Franiz has issued the fol-
lowing proclamation:
To All to Whom These Presents
Como, Greetlng:
The people Of the Commonwealth
Of Virginia have planned TO celebrate
the three hundredth anniversary of
the founding Of jamestown, the first
permanent Anglo-Saxon settlement on
American soil, by holding a commem-
ofatiyo exposition at Hampton Roads.
n this exposition the people of the
other states have been cordially in-
vlied TO participate. Il is eminently
lfitng and proper that the people OF
the new state OF Oklahoma, the
~ netst of the sisterhood, should
loin IN response 10 this invitation
from the Mother OF States" Ordi
narily the provisions for such action
t;n the part OF a commonwealth are
made by legislative enactment. Such
a course was impossible in this n "
state 5ast az this time when 1t Is IN
rae process OF organi, formation. A
movement TO raise. by popular sub
seription, the funds needed TO meel
the expenses incident 20 the collec
flop, installation ana maintenance oI
an adequate and appropriate display
Of the Resources and ind stries OF the
new state, has been headed by mum
Der OF public spirited citizens of tho
Two territories. who have organized
and Incorporated the Oklahoma
jamestown Exposition company. II
TIE prosecution Of this praiseworihl
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affairs his attention. and does not be-
come excited over Wild tales that are
probably untrue.
A woman who knows she is well be-
haved. and the terrible price she must
pay for bad conduct. should realize
that other women have her reasoning
powers, and her dread OF punishment
Likewise the man who is honest be-
cause Il Is a business necessity, should
Ne able 10 realize that other men are
as wise as he.
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purpose. the Oklahoma.Jamestow
Exposition company and its officers
should have fun measure OF the
good will and material support Of the
patriotic and progressive people of
tho new state.
Now therefore. J. Frank Frantz,
governor Of the Territory of Oklaho-
ma, do hereby Issue this proclamation
in furtherance Of the efforts of the
corporation and the persons aforesaid.
and do heartily commend and APP
prove of the plans ana purposes Of
the same and urge that all good clti-
zons OF he new state lend It the eu-
ccragement and support Of which Il
Is most worthy
Given under my hand and the seal
of the Territory Of Oklahoma, this the
twentieth day of March. IN the Year
|of our Lord, Nineteen Hundred and
Sever.
(SignedD FRANK FRANTZ.
Governor.
(SEAL)
CHAS. II. FII.SON
Secretary OF the Territory