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Semi-weekly herald., 1909-04-12

Misses Emily Samsin and Jessie
Tatreau went to Denver this morning
where they viii visit the formers
grandfather for short time and then
80 on to Los Angeles. Cal. to Join
Mrs. Samain, who is now located
here.
Semi-weekly herald., 1909-04-12

Mr.. and Mrs. George Logan gave
Scotch party at their residence on
the Boulevard last evening. there be
Ing upwards Of nfty present, mostly
Scotch people. The color scheme was
red and white which was carried on,
IN the festooning and refreshments.
the latter being specially Appettxins.
There were Scotch eADsa, aAsc1ng--
Semi-weekly herald., 1909-04-12

There was large crowd at the En-.
ire Nous dance last night, and those
in attendance enjoyed the evening to
the fullest extent Two weeks from
last night the club Will give their
last dance OF the season which viii be
a large ana elaborate function.
Semi-weekly herald., 1909-04-12

Fred Joy. the genial collector for the
Colorado Telephone company, closes
his association with the local branch
this evening, and leaves for Denver
about the middle OF next week. We
shall all regret Mr.. joys departure
bEt wish him the best OF success in
his new field
Semi-weekly herald., 1909-04-12

An automobile party went TO Bay
fleld this morning on Boosting" ex
pedition. There will be monste,
mass meeting al the court house next
Tuesday evening. and the party made
the trip on business pertaining to the
Boosters club. Those in the party
we're MIR. and Mrs, J. C. Copeland and
MI. and Mrs. }. b vandsniker and
child, beside the chauffeur.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-01-22
NEW GRAVEL ROAD
Built to Iron Mountan-Cotton Belt
Wharf for Benefit Of U. S.
Mail Wagons.

An excellent roadway is being built
la the wharf from Sixth street down
to the Iron MountainCotton Belt
wharf at he foot Of Eighth street un-
der the direction OF Wharfmaster Nc
Hale. by order of the Cairo Trust
Property trustees. The roadway viii
be finished todaq and will be aImos,
as good as the roadway built from
Sixth street up to Eighth, known as
The President Roaiway,' having
been built for President Rocsa-
velt's carriage on the occasion Of b S,
wish here
II is expected that this new road
way viii meet an the wants Of th.
mail wagon drivers and that the urac
tico OF unloading the mail at the ton
Of the levce viii Doe abandoned a.
soon as inspectors snaI have come
here and looked over tine new situe-
tcn, which is expected 70 take place
today or tomorrow.
AT present there is nearly am hour
.clay every day in conveying thc sew
raj hundred sacks OF mail up ana
Town the levec slope
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-01-22
SPLENDID FOR YOUR KIDNEYS
ALSO MAKES RHEUMATISM GO

o.. ar. Dirt symptoms tho cause eff
which can e. traced to feeble. cloezcl
Ii1ueF-.
A simple test Of tfe urine i- r.
t.H small quantity iu a bottle or
anH i.t it stand otar mig p.
most m.mlas 30 There IS "a r-'iI D.
.fal-Iu-f sediment OF white f
.aIztaue- pres pat either ear-a.t
some reputable physician or taEs
..rt vegetable treatment Tho '-
H.tiHe prescription Is reorurc-. o.
rf-HIs il obese cases AMI tt. -rT
raa mir % ar homes ComrCurI kH
son ono oruce. Fluid Extract us7f.-
Ton o-a.faF ourca- C.uHrr-I
serH Sar-srsri-,a three or-r s
SHsFe weu ami l-e in tes;rau r
tr-e- AFTER each meal aad at H-
r.
uf.r. ans of tho -mpt ms c1r-
tlorafad above arc TrcseHt eord r.
snit= are sure n follow imHeIiate'r
lhe use Of this simple prescripti. "a.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-01-22
DEATH OF VIM. Sites The Victim of Drink
Needs Orrine Treatment-cure Ell
fected or Money Refunded.

Drink first DESTROYS ami iticn;
breaks mp ties of friendship. It ii Is
aud bulies love and eventually DO
stroys the family life,
Some Of the best men in the word
have been victims of drinEaI d IL
there in not some member in your
family that is afflicted with this ii
ease, you are indeed forunat-.
Drink euuningr destroys the Nfl
power ANA while the drunKard wants
to do what you tell him, he wants
Thousand tibes more the drink thgt
he Graves Medical treatment IS
necessary to destroy the craying, an
this Orrine viii do.
Ii destroys the desire for liquor, 50
that the drink win not be missed, al
SO curas the derauead digestion
weakened nerves and other III cl-
lecta of excessive drinking restoring
tn pateutt to perfect health.
The remedy is absolutely harmless
rs thoroughly scientific and is 30 uni.
loruly successful that it is sold wtl
n registered guarantee emitting yea
to q refund ei your money if OrriIr
fails to effect a cure Booklet Cu
"Ilow to cure Drunkenness, ) M
FREQ On request iu plain sea'eI wral-
pc. Ibc Orrine CO., Washington
ID. {.
Orine is ina two forms No. I which
.arIa given secretly without the pa
aut's knowledge. No. ? in pill form
ur those who wish to- be cureI TIL
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-01-22

Z VI Whitney who for seven years
was superintendent of the SINCE,
Manufacturing company plant il
this city lett last evening for Chieag
to accept lucrative position as
superintendent Of a large glue factory
which has a branch plant at Oshkosh
Wis Mr. Whitney VIII have charge
Of both factories His departure from
Cairo has caused heartfelt regret
among his hosts Or friends both in
Business and social circles, but thes
friends are pleased that Mr.. Whit
Hefs superior business ability has
been recognized elsewhere as it al
ways was in Cairo. Sincere wishes
for his success will follow him from
this city
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-01-22
orLnIn Of shaklra Hands.

The custom OF shaking hands has
boon traced back i5 Che days 81 the
auclcn, Israclites, and was intended
f1 signify peace, to swear friendship
q, promise alliance, or 10 Bive Sc
cuuity.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-01-22
Feminine Inconsistency.

The woman who resents her hus.
band working overtime lest she be do-
priyed Of a pleasure Is the sort th1t
in later years decrics his poverty DO
contempfunu8 toues.-Chicago Record
Herald.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-01-22

Col Frank Harris arrived IN the
ciJg last evening on business for tie
Mobile & Ohio railroad and was
greeted with open arms by his hosts
Of friends this beins his first visit
to Cairo for over four months.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-01-22

After all Nature does her work
wisely Think how most men look 10
their bald places extended mp from tine
other direction
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-01-22

Subscribe for Tire Bulletin. The
hest paper in the city
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-01-22

YOUR MONEY rs SECURE WHEN
DEPOSITED WITH The
FIRST BANK & TRUST COMPANY.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-01-22

suaserh- Tor Tie BuHeun
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-01-22

MI and Mrs Richard Given have
removed from Seattle Wash to Spo
kane. Wash Mrs Given was Miss
Marion Jennelle O this city
The Dolores star., 1909-12-03

day or two with six good dogs. A. q
result doubtIess number Of Lakeview
house wives will be turkeys and chick
ems 70 the good before spring.
I.akeview has two thrsshing ma
chimes In the snow shed. Three os
four bright days however will finish
this job for this year.
When . spic aud span new buggy
and spry team are called into service
early Sunday morning by J. T. and Z.
b. The ranks Of widowerhOod, ZACH
elorhood, widowl,ood or naidenhcod
are liable to receives real jar, II not
break.
A transfer Of twenty acres Of raw
realty was made recently by Arteii
Gentkner to y Mr. Odebaugh OF Du-
rango. Fine orchard laud aud sold 1t
reasonable price $50.
Commissioner K p. Gordon was
called out on ditch service Tuesday,
guing below COrtez.
The Dolores star., 1909-12-03
Communicated.

/ want to thank the people as . whole
for the loyal way In which they have
supported me In the last three years,
and In return I want to say to the
people that have worked for the best
interest of Dolores, morally and tinan-
cially. Dolores Is beautiful little
city, and has many resources in the
way Of farming, stock raising, lumber
and coal; but Its future growth depends
largely Oh the interest we take In her
welfare. Fellow citizens there are
many things to do for the uplifting Of
our city the water proposition Is the
most essential thing that we have to-
day, as a citizen and tax payer I leg
Of the business men Of Dolores to work
with the honorable city council and
get this matter before the people.
With water works aud electric lights,
DOlOrrs will be second to no town In
MOntezuma county. beg to remain
yours respectfully.
]. L. TRIMBLE.
The Dolores star., 1909-12-03
Lebanon Lunps.

Charles Mann who injured his eye
while thresiiing on his ranch below
Lebanon, was In Durango receiving
treatment from DIR. DAVIS. Since his
return his eye Is somewhat improved.
The growers who sold their fruit Ia
LeMaster Brokerage company received
eleven Thousand dollars. There were
twenty-one cars in all.
w. l.. Glenn is building neat resi-
dence Oh his ranch near Lebanon. Ini-
provenients keep going on.
There will be preaching at Lebanon
school house next Sunday evening at
seven o'clock, everybody made well
come.
Next Friday night December Srd.
will be literary night at the school
house. No admission fee, all invited
to come out and have q gOOd time.
E. u. Cowling aud wife, and A. w.
COwling returned To Lebanon after an
absence of several months spent In
Nebraska. They are visiting Mrs.
COwling's parents, MI. and Mrs. Allen
Hammond.
II. v. Ausburn of MancOs, was vlsi-
iting relatives in Lebanon last week.
Miss Edna Duncan our efficient
school teacher reports An attendance Of
thirty-hve pupils. This number crowds
the school house, we need larger aud
better building.
The Dolores star., 1909-12-03
From Our Exchanges.

MontezumA Journal.-Charles Fritx,
well known In Cortez, was barbarOusly
murdered by a Navajo Indian, at the
Hefiernan store at the Four Corners
iest week. News of the tragedy reach
ed town Friday and Monday the body
OF the murdered man WAS brought TO
Cortez where the funeral occurred Tues
day from the Congregational church,
Hev. lsaacs officiating. Charles Fritz
was manager Of the Heffernan store al
the Corners, in which he Was killed.
The Indian who was promptly captur-
ed by Agent Sheldon, at first denied
his guilt but his childlike and trans
parent evasions were quickly discover
ed and he finally freely confessed. He
was after Fritz's money and secured
some s36. At the time lie WAS shot,
Fritz was filing u saw and had his back
to the Indian who shot him in the
back Of the head, this shot was follow
ed by two others fired after Fritz had
fallen dead, all Of which entered the
head. The Indian il now In irons nj
Ship Rock and will be dealt with by
the Federal authorities. Agent Shell
don deserves much credit for his quick
capture of the prisoner. Mr.. Fritz
remains were inferred In the Cortez
cemetery.
Mondays Durango Herald.-T. l..
I.eMaster came In Saturday evening
from Dolores, where he bought and
shipped some twenty-one cars Of fruit,
for which he paid SlO, 80. .25 the money
being turned over rs soon ss the apples
were loaded OH the CARS. Mr.. LeMas-
ter is member Of brokerage firm of
Denver. He brought expert packers
and stenographer with him from
Denver. Mr.. LeMaster and the latter
3. z. Hackett, returned TO Denver
Sunday morning.
The Dolores star., 1909-12-03
A Big DAY COMING
Deceaber The nth 1t The Dslsres
oDefa ease.

The Ladies Aid will give its annual
bazaar In the opera house Saturday.
December II, 1909. The doom will
open At 10 q. m. and the sale will begin
At II y IN. Every body Is cordially In
vited. There will he something for
both the old and young to enjoy. This
will be . god place to buy your Christ
nias presents for you will find large
assortment Of fancy aud useful articles
to choose from. A good warm chicken
dinner will be served At noon for IS
cents. Come prepared to spend the
evening rs there will be . few special
articles reserved for an auction sale.
There will be lots Of ice cream for 10
cents dish. Fish pound full Of good
fishing. Music. singing, games, etc.
Do not forget the date. No admission
at the door.
The Dolores star., 1909-12-03
School Notes.

We change our report this month
and publish only the names Of those
who have by proper department and
application had their names entered on
the Roll of Honor We wish we could
mention the names of all. They are'
Leita Belmear, Lizzie Eggers, Mable
Giorgetta, Rose Hammond. Cora May
rant, Minnie Rush and Ruby Wallace.
Our ninth grade Is doing excellent
work especially in mathematics and
General History.
Miss Margaret Shultz was visitor
during the mouth.
We wish to assure the many visitors
to our Thanksgiving exercises that we
appreciate their visit and manifest
interest In the welfare Of the school.
Come again.
WIN. o. MCGLocHLIN, Principal.
INTERMEDIATE ROOM.
Pupils neither absent nor tardy dur
ing November: Bertha Exon, Alice
Exon, Blanche Goodwin, Marie Lock
EFT, Lottie LOckett, Reuben Lockett,
Dewight Morrison, Bryan Morrison,
Richard McGlochlin, Mary Carver,
Ruth Eggers and James Eggers.
Those Of excellent department for the
month are: Bertha Exon, Alice Exon,
Blanche Goodwin, Marie Lockett,
Reuben Lockett, Lottie Lockett,
Dewight Morrison, Bryan Morrison.
Ethyl McGlochlin, Ruth Eggers,
James Eggers, Winnogene Hyland,
Nettie Shaver and Myrtle Shaver.
The following persons visited the
schol during the month: Dorothy
Pyle, Minnie Lockett, Mrs. Locket t
and Mrs. Exon.
NELLIE GREEN, Teacher.
PRIMARY ROOM.
For the month ending November %,
the pupils entitled 10 have their names
written on the Roll Of Honor are
George DENLY, Howard Hammond,
The Dolores star., 1909-12-03

E. ]. Sanders Of Sonora, California,
arrived in Dolores Monday and left at
once for the Bluff oil field. Mr.. Sand
ers is secretary of the Arcola Oil con'-
pany which is now operating In the
Bluff field having two wells down
about 500 feet. These holes are full Of
oil to within fifty or sixty fee: of the
surface, and some of the new companies
who have just gone into the field are
anxious to buy oil from the .Arcola
company for fuel. Mr.. Sanders visit
is for the purpose of completing such
arrangements.
The Dolores star., 1909-12-03
Summit Ridge Items.

The Milliken and Ellis families were
entertained at the home Of Mr.. aud
Mn. w. H. Beaber Thanksgiving.
e. E. Rentz commenced his house
Wednesday. 1t Is Of the bungaIo type.
J. N. WitheTs and family spent
Thanksgiving at G. +. Rentz's.
Merle Ellis who had been quite sick
for the past few weeks IL now recovered
We are again supplied with . gener-
Gus supply Of snow.
Messrs Ellis, Milliken and Mattison
were DOlOres business callers Saturday.
Ranch work IL over for 1909, but
most Of our progressive farmers are
planning what they will do In 1910.
The Dolores star., 1909-12-03
Election Of Officers.

The following officers were elected
ny Silver Star Lodge No. l06. K. Of F.,
Saturday evening:
VIM. Brumley, q. c.; DR.. Il. B.
Cabell, v. c.; E. L. Wilber, K. of h.
g.; J. E. ,acKeever, N. Of F.; J. h
Trimble \. Of E.; Harvey Wallace,
clerk; Roy Akin, n. of W.; Frank
Pyle, 1. g.; C. 8. Granath, o. g.
After the election Of officers An ex-
cellent lunch was served BY Frank
Wxsson.
The Dolores star., 1909-12-03
cortex Items.

The l9-year-old son OF Mr.. Ebbert's
of Arriola, was laid to rest In the Cor
tpz cemetery Wednesday. Rev. Rau-
DIAL conducted the funeral service.
Married, Wednesday, December /,
at the home Of the brides sister, Mrs.
Richard Wilson, Miss Carrie Wyatt to
Mr.. Claude Wilson Of McEImo canon,
Rev. Randall officiating. These young
people are favorably known in COrtez
and vicinity, and their many friends
wish them a happy journey through
life.
Dewitt Miller will give lecture at
the WOodman hall Saturday evening
This Is the second number Of five
number course which Is being given
for the benefit of the school library.
The subject is 1.-THE Use of Ugliness. !"
Nose johnson contemplates organic
ing q class In elocutiOn. He gave .
lecture on the cultivation Of the voice
Wednesday evening.
Phe new bakery, under the manage
ment Of Kermode Bros, seems to be
running smoothly.
The Episcopal preacher from Duran
60 held services In the Congregational
church Sunday evening.
Mesdanles Guy Harrison, Walter
Hays and Z. J. ClOsson are In Durango
visiting Mrs. Wigglesworth this week.
Wilkes Bozman and mother, Mrs. }.
w. Bozman have gone to Wichita,
Kansas, TO spend the winter with
friends.
w. F. Mowry and family left for the
East Last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Walker and son have
moved to COrtez. MT. Walker Is AL
Eastern gentleman who . short time
ago bought w. l. MYERS farm north
east Of COrtez, also his sheep.
Eliza Mowry returned to Durango
Sunday sfter short visit to his home
in this place.
lReceived too late for last weeks issue.l
The Woodmen Of the World gave q
dance at there hall Thanksgiving even
ing. 1t was well attended and good
time was had.
The Masonic order gave q banquet at
the Brown Palace hotel Monday even
ing.
Charles Fritz was buried in the
Cortez cemetery Tuesday. He had
been murdered . few days before on the
reservation, near the Four Corners, by
an Indian who robbed him. The
funeral services were held from the
Cortez Congregational church.
The Methodist church ladies gave q
Ave course supper at the home Of X. r.
Smith and wife Tuesday evening the
tables were daintily arranged and filled
with good things, they took In $85.
Eliza Mowry and sister Mable arrived
home Wednesday from Durnngo 10
spend Thanksgiving.
Rev. Randall Is holding special servi-
ces at Arriola, with good attendance.
: Frank knight and wife Of Bulah
were the guests Of r. r. Smith and
family Sunday.
There will he q union service Of all
the churches at the Court House
Thanksgiving day.
The Dolores star., 1909-12-03

walter Wallace, Lyle Wallace, Willard
belmear, Chester Johnson, Lille Lock.
ett' Alice Lynton, Maud McGIochlin,
harriet Pyle, Leonard Leavelle and
Belmear Lexvelle.
Visitors for the month: J. J. Harris,
q. w. Wiltsie and wife, J. l.. Morri-
son, Mrs. Millard and Mrs. johnson.
HELEN HAMILTON, Teacher.
The Dolores star., 1909-12-03
Notice.,

II you are not a subscriber to The
Star but receive sample copy or two
do not Ike afraid Of receiving a bill for
same. This Is one Of our ways Of ad-
vertising. Tske the paper and read il,
aud il you like 1t subscribe for it, II not
hand 1t to your neighbOr, may be he
will like 1t.
The Dolores star., 1909-12-03

The time for dedicating the new
Methodist church has been changed
from December 10, to January l6.
This change was made that Chancellor
Buchtel might be present at the dedi-
cations at both Cortez and Dolores
without making an extra trip down
into this part Of the country.
The Dolores star., 1909-12-03

The management of the Parker Ho-
tel at Lebanon, announces that it will
cater to small parties and give them
that careful attention that will assure
an evenings enjoyment. AS the winter
days come on the time for country
parties should begin, and Lebanon is
the place. Correspondence solicited.
Address Parker Hotel, Lebanon.
The Dolores star., 1909-12-03

A. w. Calhoon Of Millsap, Texas,
arrived In Dolores Thursday Of last
week. Mr.. Cslhoon is brother-in-law
to Roy and Allen Arnold with whom
lie Is visiting.
The Dolores star., 1909-12-03

The entertainment which was adver-
tised to be given November 18th, by
Merle Ellis, will he given Tuesday even
ing, December 7tb, 1909. This will lie
o first class entertainment, aud the
proceeds 60 for q good cause.
The Dolores star., 1909-12-03

James Nash, wife aud child and Mrs.
Ebert Mum and child Of Disappoint-
ment, were Dolores visitors the irst of
the week
The Dolores star., 1909-12-03

Harry Morgan Of Arriola, and Miss
Callie Mcdonnell of this place, disap-
peared Sunday night and, although
telephone and telegraph were used in
An effort to locate them, their where
abouts are still unknown. 1t is sup
posed that they have gone to New
Mexico to get married.
The Dolores star., 1909-12-03

A new separator arrived Sunday fol
Forrest BrsdHeld to replace the one
received last fall which did not give
entire satisfaction.
The Dolores star., 1909-12-03

Mr.. aud Mrs. James Belmear and
daughter Jack returned home Wednes-
day from, visiting friends In Durango
several days.
The Dolores star., 1909-12-03

The many friends Of Senator J. J.
Harris will be glad to learn that he Is
out again after being confined to the
house for week on account of illness.
The Dolores star., 1909-12-03

Mn. Minnie Walters aud children
left for Bayfield,, Saturday, to visit
Mrs. Walters mother.
The Dolores star., 1909-12-03

Mrs. J. H. Lynton and daughter
Alice visited Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Mil
Ter at Arloa, several days returning
home Sunday.
The Dolores star., 1909-12-03

Leslie Hammond started for the
Bluff oil field yesterday with ma
chinery.
The Dolores star., 1909-12-03

Judge Pike, who has been confined
to his bed for some time past with
typhoid fever, Is reported improving In
health.
The Dolores star., 1909-12-03

H. A. Needs Of Bear Greek, was down
ON business Tuesday.
The Dolores star., 1909-12-03

Miss Ruby Wallace entertained the
g. b. 8. club at dinner Thanksgiving
Day at the DOlOres hotel.
The Dolores star., 1909-12-03

ing Harry Pyle's blacksmith shop with
iron this week.
The Dolores star., 1909-12-03

Mrs. H. F. Per'iue left Friday for the
East, where she will spend some time
visiting with relatives.
The Dolores star., 1909-12-03

Clyde Cradle and wife Of Cedar,
visited with Dolores friends the first OF
the week.
The Dolores star., 1909-12-03

A. F. Harris left Tuesday on . short
business trip to Denver.
The Dolores star., 1909-12-03

John I.iil transgcted business In
Dolores Wednesday,.
The Dolores star., 1909-12-03

E. l.. Will'er was In Durango several
days on business this week.
The Dolores star., 1909-12-03

The rain and snow of the past week
has made the roads very muddy.
The Dolores star., 1909-12-03

J. ID. Hall was = business caller at
The Star Office Tuesday.
The Dolores star., 1909-12-03
LalksSiew Briefs.

Bob cats and Coyotes were given .
strenuous shaking up this week when
Frank Dunning, john Pinyan and M.
Shultz Of Dolores, followed them for
The Dolores star., 1909-12-03

Eddie Egges has gone to Montro
where be expects to spend the winter.
The Dolores star., 1909-12-03
LOCAL NEWS NOTES.

Mn. q. J. sease. Is quite III with
pneumonia
The Dolores star., 1909-12-03
Market Report.

The following prices are copied from Tues
days Denver paper.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-10-06
AAsIEn THOSE RAILROADS

Guthrie pepole have shown their ap-
probation of those earnest men be-
hind the Mountain. Valley and Plains
railroad Because they obligated them
selves TO pay real, cash bonus OF
s75 600 is sufficient excuse TO assert
inai the peonle Of his city realized
tae great benefit the road win bring
TO he states capital city Another
ro5A IS being bpih across Horhefn
Oklahoma. from Enid, one Of the best
ci.ies of the state. to Dalhart. Texas,
the most progressive city Of the Tex
as Panhandle through which the Noun
tain. Valley and Plains road must also
60
Already has work commenced on
the Enid Ochiltree and Dalhart road.
II Is also true that work has COM
menced on the Mountain, Valley and
Plans road on the New Mexico end.
Each shnnla come across the state at
The same time The opening Of the
western district oi the state 70 Guth.
re and End means al ihas region
north 1i the Choctaw division OF The
Rock Island is to nave central Okla.
hoina connections
These roads mesn new trade ter
rilOries for he inland cities OF the
state means that hundreds of Okla
homa towns and villages now routing
iAeir products through Kansas viii
beeame mere and more attached ta
the markets. Of Guthrie and Fnld-that
they WIN become more Okiahomaiiesl.
The work arted can not be too
7spidly pushel to completion III is
business matter for the good 81
the trade territories iappea and Che
ccnters Ia which they are being ex-
tended
Western Oklahoma has long had in
sufficient railway facilities and not
a few towns having fair facilities were
connected with only Kansas or Tex
as points. What these people wish
is connection with Oklahomas net
work OF railways and the two roads
now being commenced will alter all
existing conditions. They were a nee
pesisv "a Tire territories invaded they
nleau much FOR be terminal cities IN
this section. Let SIS have them with
out osteutaiion ana also wiinoa iet
lay.
1t is noted tha those who feel the
state guarantee OF deposit law is not
safe have not so much actual denosits
as 10 make II necnssarv to send the
bulk to the Bank OF England for safe
keeping.