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Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1909-03-05

The undersigned will sell at public auction at
the front door OF the County Court House in Mar
tinsburg. on
Saturday Mar. co. 1909
psginh,ng A. l:2op m I'll the rea'-ssrate owned BY
her IN Martinsburg, as described below
First. Ny
Residence Property
kno the DR. N ~ Baker home property on
esss Burke ST LOT 7sszoo feet, with Alley in
Tins horae fine Tires story brick Of the
best built houses IN he-city IL In
Guiding well eqaipped bath Som. The house 10
we'll papefed and 70 excellent condition. lies be
iweea the Properties Of In ] w. Mesherry and
y. "a siuckey and Ia a most desirable locality
Good stable aad other outbuiIdings. This properly
was conveyed by the estate Oh Dg. Bsksr to the
owner which oed Il record 10 deed book IIS page
los and 70 the said baker BY Tbos. v. y. Quigiey
and wife BY desd VIII eh Is ~ record In deed bosk 60
Page zo9 81 the land records OF Berkeley County.
Second The
Showers Corner Property
lying the norif cas-, corner Of w. King and i.
Raleigh streets la MartiBsburg fronting 80 feet
more or iess on ing and ssansre or less on kal-
eigh street This lot IS improved by z-irsme dwell
ings N good repair fnis property will be Offered
and the lot The iron ling King 81. ~
ect and 3fd the nszt hot en- the east fronting on
King street 40 r. es. separately and thee VIII be
the nnds ,sssned by Iir. =. book, executor q al
ey deed dsisd Aug, 90. ieo, and Of record IN deed
book w tAs e4sb.
Third
2 Double Houses and Vacant Lot
located an The coraer Of Race and North kigh
sts.. These houses frane with slate rsof and
porches and we'll squil ped now rented tor the
coming yeas The iot the corner N feet trsnt-
Tag on High Street is unmprovea. the next fronting
on the same street fhrse lots are all arranged
with alley ways tn. SIDE Of each The twe iaaf
named lots are each impros 81 BY coed
2Etory Double Houses
These properties formerly owned by Hale
ham Mason. ct al
fourth lot parcel Of land containing
One Acre aud Square Poles
Tying the TuseasorA crest Just east Of the Mar
lot. teins the sams rsz-estats conveyed By Pitzsr
and Westrnhav-r special commissioners winch
deed Of coaveyaace Is OF record "a deed beck IS
page al.
AtIihe above houses are rented Tor the rear
be ginning April i9oo and the sents will 80 70 the
purchasers
Terms
One-thirl the purcha Sc ~ oney cash and the
balance In Two equal annual payment Of one
and Two We IL the purchaser to give note TOR
The deferred pay ments with interest from date
4 the title 10 the property sold retained ~
security fsr tse said notess
ms Edith l. Moore.
Dodd a Hoffman, suct
Q - 10 " O. 70 z a.
essrs.hs n lis KID fSt Nas AlAaIs Sought
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Bears the ,Iha Kind Yna Hare MAS Sought
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Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1909-03-05
PUBLIC SALE
or Valuable
Real Estate

The undersigned will sell at public auction at
the front door OF the County Court House IN Mar
tinsburg. on
Saturday Mar. 20. 1909
beginning at l:3op. m sfi the rea-estate owned by
her IN Martinsburg, as described below,
FIRST. My
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Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1909-03-05

A credit of aaonths viii. pc gwen Oh al sums
OF $.Jand over the puIcnn O. 70 siSe hpte
bic III The Mercnalss ana ferrcfs tank, OF
NarLinsburg with Interest from care, but X
paid At maturity .aserss II fefi tfa nader Siu
cash 40 psNIpst3 - ~ eia0sea anili settied
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Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1909-03-05

One-third the purch. Sc money cash and the
balance In Two equal annual payment. Of one
and Two We III the purchaser 10 give note for
The deferred pay ments with interest from date
\ the title 10 the property sold retained ~
security fsr the said notes.
ars Edith L. Moore.
Dodd a Hoffman. suct.
The newspaper., 1909-03-05

they will have as great success
there as they did here.
Ida Shortley has been absent
from the fifth grade the past
week.
The fund acquired from the
play given by the high school is
partly to go for the athletic de-
partment.
The high school girls are hav-
ing fun at noon these days play
ing the game of Battle dore and
Shuttlecock.
Watch for March 10Th. as the
Delta high school is going to give
US the pleasure of seeing their
play. The Paonia high school
chorus girls will furnish part of
the music. Everyone be sure to
come out.
The newspaper., 1909-03-05
Resolutions Of Regret.

PAoNIA, Colo, FEB. 2s, 1909.
We, the members OF the First Con.
gregational Church OF Paonia, wish
to heartily tender to Rev. L. W.
wiltberger our regrets at the closing
of his work as pastor of our church
for which he has labored so faithfully
in the interest of the Master and the
advancement of the Fathers king.
dom.
We do sincerely hope that his future
labors may be followed by like fruits
OF loving service. faithful discharge
of duty. which has endeared him to
the hearts of his people.
RESOLVED. that we extend to Mr..
and Mrs. Wiltberger our love and
gratitude and our appreciation ol
their labors among us.
RESOLVED. that a copy of these
resolutions be presented Mr.. Wilt
berger and to each of the newspa.
pers of Paonia.
c. II. CHAPLIN.
II. l.. SPENCER,
MERLE A. MILLER.
Committee.
BY vote of church.
c. MCNAUGHToN, Clerk.
The newspaper., 1909-03-05
SCHOOL NOTES.

Nerna Rosecrans is out of grade
two this week on account of sick
ness.
The fifth grade is drawing a
map of the United States this
week.
The ground is getting dry now
and it is a great advantage to the
school children.
Fern Garvin has been out oi
grade four since Christmas, but
he came back this week.
The seventh grade had their
seats changed around from face
ing the west to the north.
The play which the high school
gave at the opera house March
I'd was a success in every way.
They are to give this play in
Delta Friday night and we hope
The newspaper., 1909-03-05
A BALLAD OF THE NORTH FORK.

Back in oil Mizzoo lived Jim
Sort of no-account cuss was him,
Fever an ager in his bones
An his wife got tired O. hearn' his groans.
She was sort O sckly, too,
Face was yaller an hands blue
But she had more sense ary day
Than one could see comm ol' Jim's way.
Jim, you been here some twenty year
An what you gots 1t don't appear
AS if you had much when began
To live together wife an man.
Now tell you an tell it straight,
We've got to or twill be too late.
My sister Sal she lives in the west
Where she says all things are heaven blest.
l think if we would 60 out there
An breathe deep of that wonderful air
An work an plan for future wealth
We might somehow git back health"
To the North Fork these critters came
To git back in to the happiness game
They didn't have much to start in life
But Jim ably backed by his wife.
An when the strength came back to their hands
They bought patch O. orchard lands
Hard work an mortgage was their lot
Through winter time an a summer hot
But at last they an their land clear
An they entered society an this very year
The paper showed picture O. their ranch an then
Said that Jim was zone of our prominent men,"
The newspaper., 1909-03-05
Card Of Thanks.

Those who took part in the
High School play Down in
Dixie" sincerely thank Mr.. Ak
ford. Mr.. Edwards. Mrs. Rutland.
Mrs. Johnston and all the others
who SO kindly aided us in the
presentation OF our play.
The newspaper., 1909-03-05
Teachers Examinati tion.

The regular Teachers Exami-
nation will be held at the High
School Building. Paonia. March
1S and 10, beginning at s o'clock.
MILDRED ANDERSON,
Co. Supt. of Schools.
The newspaper., 1909-03-05

Mrs. M. M. Edwards who has
been quite ill at her home the
past two weeks is slowly conval-
escing. Miss Irene is also con-
fined at home with a case of in
hamatory rheumatism.
The newspaper., 1909-03-05
BAR Haven" Coming.

The Delta High School will
give Bar Haven" Friday, March
10Th, 1900, in the auditorium.
The Paonia High School will
furnish the music-Don't miss it.
The newspaper., 1909-03-05
For Sale.

Three hundred and ninetee n
shares (319) Fire Mountain ditch
stock for sale, assessment paid.
K. HESTER.
The newspaper., 1909-03-05

Ten acres, all in cultivation, only
one mile from town. Cheap. See
c. G. HAWKINS.
The newspaper., 1909-03-05
For Sale.

Several second hand buggies at
the Hockett & Edwards stable,
Cheap.
The newspaper., 1909-03-05

81 long for that dear old river
Where dreamed my life away;
For a dreamer lives forever
While thinker dies in a day."
The newspaper., 1909-03-05
For Sale.

First Natl Bank Stock.
E. H. CURTIS.
The newspaper., 1909-03-05
For Sale.

A Good Mich Cow. Gives 4
gallons of milk per day. Will
sell cheap. w. H. ALEXANDER.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-05-16
COntentOS en- .CabO ROiO.

AL fin aquellos compatriotas tienen tre-
mes de ferrocarril destinados al servicio
pubhco. La empresa ferrocarrilera de Ia
isla ,comphendo SUI compromise ha estable
cido un servicio en- combination con Ia
red general de la isla para Cabo-Rojo
Hasta ahora, solo visitaban Ia noble pa
tria de Betances, trenes dcticados al tras-
porte de mercancias Y cxportaci6n de fru-
tos. ESQ no era justo. La cultura de a
quel pueblo las necesidades de sus ne
gocios, imponfan medios mas rapidos de
trasporte para numerosos habitantes que
en- un medic de actividad Y trabajo Sc niue
ven. Hace tempo que Caho-Rojo sufria
las consecuencias de eSa inlusta preteri-
5i6n. Hasta no hace mucho, por sus cam
pos de tavoritas canas no circulaban To-
comotoras. Toda casi toda la isla 90
zaba de tai ventaja ella no habia aun
llegado aquella comarca.
Hay ALI teson, bien probado en- verdad
en- Glen ocasiones y los yecinos pusieron
firme V Constante cmpeho en- derribar
csa inJustlcla.
Al fin 10 C0nslguieron. La empresa de
caminos de hero mostrose dispuesta 4
una determination que. complaciendo d
Cabo Rojo, amplia sus negocios. Hoy el
aSunto esta resueltO.
Las ultimas notas publicadas por la
empresa de ferrocarriIes incluyen itinera-
rios para Caho RoIo. Ahora. solo queda
felcitar al rico pueblo de occidente por
Ia conqulsta dc csc progreSo.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-05-16
M0DO De HABLAR
POR TEL EFONO.

En- la publication especia-
lista francesa, la "Revista de
la Association de los abonados
a tel6fonos," leemos 10 siguien
te:
EN- otro tempo solo algu-
nos individuos extraordna-
riamente bien dotados podrfan
ser vetrflocos. Hoy puede
serlo todo el mundo por medic
del tel6fono.
T6mese el trasmisor y, en-
lugar de mantenerlo delante
de la boca cuando Sc telefonea
apliquese, apretandolo bien,
contra el vientre, y, asi, ha-
blese del modo corriente: ell
interlocutor situado en- el otro
extreme del hllo telefonico,
ORA mucho meior que 81 el tras
misor habiese aplicado sus la
bios al aparato.
Esta nueva y original name
ra de hablar por telefono, me-
rece estudiarse sacramento,
pues .resultarfa mas higi6nica
que la corriente hasta aqui; va
que con ella Sc evitarfan los pc
ligros de aspirar, ,alacercar la
boca al aparato, los microbes
que en- 6l hayan podido dejar
los que han hablado antes.
Cada lect6ir puede tratar de
comprobar por 81 mismo la OBJ
servaci6n de la menclonada
reyista franceSa.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-05-16
BUENOS LIBROS.

Sc encuenUa en- San Juan,
nuestro compatriota el Sr,
Leonardo/A. Ponce de Leon.
Yiene con el pr6posito de ter
minar la venta de su libro
"Nena". LA obra es ventaiosa
mente conocida en- la isla, pues
to que su edicci6n esta proNi-
ma a agotarse. La cscena que
describe Ponce de Leon en-
su libro,se desarrolla en- Cuba
V los pasajes son de yerdadera
attraction.
Las personas que deseen
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-05-16

en- donde 81 revelara el secreto del rev;
Ell barbero fue ahorcado de. una rama del
arbol que delat6 su indiscrecion.
Los puertorriquefos descubrieron las
oreias del regimen tan pronto estuvieron
en- intimidad con el Durante diez amos
guardaron el secreto de Ia tiranfa que ese
regimen ocultaba con tanto cuidado CO.
mo el rey Midas sus oreias., Pero lucha-
ban con ellos mismos, deseosos de gritar
como ell barbero los secretos del imperia-
HSno. -
= Por fin los gritaron. No en- la terra ST.
no en- los oidos del gobierno de los Estados
Unidos, que es como 81 el barbero Sc los hu
biera gritado en- los oidos al propio rey
Midas. Por 10 cual hay que convenir en-
que los puertorriquefos fueron mas dis
cretos que Ell barbero del cuento.
Ell indiscreto ahora fue ell rey. En- vez
de cubrir embellishments con la cabellera
el secreto del regimen pdsose q vociferar
10 que lie habfan dicho al dido y pretende
que Sc ahorquen los derechos de los natl
Dos que hicieron en- este case el papel del
barberO. ...s If .e1
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-05-16
La ciudadania prejuzgada.

Ell presidente Roosevelt, en- dos corte-
ses mensajes, pidi6 al congreso que diera
a los puertorriquenos la ciudadanta de los
Estados Unidos
Ell presidente Taft nos moteja ahora y
nos declara sin educaci6n bastante para
regirnos, y pretende que ell derecho, no
va manejar, sino intervenir en- ell ma
nejo de nuestro dinero, Sc nos MEGA.
Ell mensaje del presidente Taft prejuz-
ga la declaration de ciaddddnid para los
natiUos. 81 tan acerbamente proclama
nuestra ncapacidad ;como podrfa pedir
para nosotros la ciudadania norteamerica-
ma? Como expGcaria su pals una So
licitud de ciudadania para hombres que
denunci6 como ingratos incapaces? Co
mo podria pedir la ciudadania para hom-
bres para quienes pidi6 en- I'm mensaje Ia
privaci6n del derecho intervenir sus tri-
butos2zSi los ciuddddnoS de los Estddos
Unldos, tienen garantizado por sus leyes
ese derecho ccomo podrfa el presidente pro-
poner para este pueblo aduelh ciudada-
MIA, 81 el mismo propuso que restringieran
adn mas las miseras Gbertades que les die
ron y que les negaron aquellos derechos
que, como Ia sombra al cuerpo, siguen de-
tras de cada norteamericano?
Is evldente que el mensaje prejuzga
la question de ciudadanla para los nqtlpos.
~ que Sc quiere para nosotros, entonces?
No una patrla independents; no una pa
trla nuestra como 10 quiso Dios cuando
en- sus altos 'designioS nos la di6 por cuna;
no un Estddo federddo de los EstddoS Uni
dos; no un territorio proveyendo & una
preparation economical para lngresar en-
la republica. Sc quiere que seamos po-
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-05-16
DE SOC|EDAO,

I'm bautizo en- Monatt. Ell
viernes por la tarde Sc llevo q
efecto en- Manat1, un simpati-
co acto.
Conchita-Luisa-Rita, la mo
nisima ninita, primera hiia de
los distinguidos esposos Bru-
net-Calaf, fu6 bautizada en- la
la religion cat6lica de sus pa
dres.
Fueron padrinos la distingui
da DANA, sonora Luisa Guayta
de Benero, abuela paterna, Y
padrino ell abuelo materno Sr.
Federico Calaf.
Algunos intimos de los espo-
SOS Brunet-Calaf y familia-
res concurrieron q la fiesta del
butlzo, siendo obsequiados es-
plendidamente.
Que siempre haya flores de
ventura en- el camino que ha
de recorrer en- la vida Ia nue.
va cristiana.
Para COamo. Los distinglli-
dos esposos Giorgetti- -Balseirc
han salido el sdbado para Co;
ra Probablenmente iran has
ia Ponce, para regresar q su re
sldencia de Santurce ell lunes
por la manana. Grato viaie.
PerSOnoIeS. Ha estado en-
.Manatf el Sr. Guillermo Ru-
bert, que regres6 e. sabado a
la ciudad.
Regres6 el viernes a su re-
sidencia de Fajardo el Sr. An
tonic R. Barcel6 que estuvo en-
San Juan en- asuntos particu-
leres.
Otro reg aquf. La distingui-
ola sonora Luisa Guayta de Be
nero, muy conocida Y estima-
da en- esta ciudad Y en- Manatf,
en- donde reside algunos amos,
ha regresado de BarceIana
(Espana) en- donde ha estado
una larga temporada en- union
de familiares suyos. LIE acom-
pana en- su regreso a la isla, o.
ira de sus lindas senoritas hi
jas, Micaelita, que es una ado
rable nina de suma gracia V.
esquisita belleza y cultura.
En- el "Versalles' han insta-
lado su elegante morada los
distinglidos esposos Benero-
Guayta Y SUI bellas hiias. Bien-
vemdaS que sea por mucho
tempo.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-05-16
NOTICfAs.

Ell discurso que pronunciara la distin-
guida sehora viuda de Hostos en- el club de
damas de San Juan, ha,sido reproducido en-
varios pori6dicos de Santo Domingo
Aver almorz6 con ell gobernador ell ie-
fe de la policfa insular Sr. Stanton.
Sc reunio en- las oficinas de la secretaria
de P. Rico, el comit6 de franquicias del
conseio ejecutivo ell sabado por la ma
hama. u
Sc encuentra en- esta ciudad el sr.
Francisco A. Torres, director del asilo de
ciegos de Ponce que embarea para Estados
Unidos en- Aus6 de lcencia. Saldra para
Nueva York, el microbes proximo.
--A,27 ascienden los servicios prestados
aver por Ia fuerza de la pohcia insular del
distrito deSan Juan, de ellos II por lnfrac-
ci6n ordenanzas municipa1es = 3 q la ley
de velocidad de AUTOMOBILES.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-05-16
Ell rev Midas.

Erase un rev muy buen mozo. muy
pegado de su gentleza. Muri6 su barbero
V al avudante de este tocole en- suerte sus-
tituir su maestro.
Ell primer dla en- que huho de cortar la
cabellers del rey. fue lntroducido en- Ia
camara Por el genul-hombrc de guardla.
Ali encontrd. enyueto en- prevista Sc
mi luz. adivin6 mas hen que via su ma
gestad, quien, con tono repo,ado y gra-
We, le diIo:
Vas empezar tus lunciones lie bar
hero mayor, Y de tn discresi6n me respon-
de tn cabeza. No diras Il nadle 10 que yeas
en- mi
Dicho esto ahrio las vcntana- para que
penetrase Ia luz Y So disPuao ser uasqui-
lado por el ne6flto Figaro.
Quito este al rey un gran gorro que le
cubria Ia Csheza y qucd6 mUdo de aSnm-
bro al yer dos enormes oreJas de polno
que adoFnabsn Ia csheza del monarca.
Aquella noche, e huen harbero. no pu-
do dormir. FL recuerdo de las orejas de-
S. N. que TODD eI mundo descon0cia. Ie
ouitsba el sue6o. >pnta IN de>eo inten-
so yiyisimo de c0municar a toiO Il mum
do el terrible secrcto. Al amanecer
Ievantose el barbero pen,audo que haha
encontrsdO el medic de Calmar SUI angus
tia sin comproneter su cabeza.
Fuese al campo Y en- IN lugar -oliiario.
abri6 en- Ia terra un gran aEuJern. metih
en 81 Ia cabeza con to5a % fuc-z1 he sus
pulmones. grit6:
-iEl Tey Midas. ..t.cne o-ejas lie 20
limo de pollino 90,
Volvi6se tranqu'o Z r.-s - l1-.r-o
-iE~a We ds L of,zsr-s- De- e.. f- s O..
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-05-16
Vocab|os hoInofonos

Aboltar e Aboya,
Erplicdci6n
"Abollar" es, sin ronperse,
que una cosa al gelpe ceda
y en- su superficie pueda
formarse concavidad.
ESQ ocurTe en- los metales
va veces en- la MADEIRA,
9 en- cosa alguna cualquiera
de la msma propiedad.
"Aboyar" 8 poner boyas
es para hacer conocido
el punto en- que sumergido
IN objeto debe estar.
Que indica tai voz marina
ESQ solo no Sc crea,
que ella a menudo Sc emplea
en- la acepci6n de flotar.
s Pdrddigmas
En- "abollar' con fiereza
una cantara baeia,
cierta vez Sc entretenfa
un granuja, un. holgazan. ...>
Viendo yo e1 hecho pensaba;
"abollada" la conciencia
que de personas tendrapl
En- las encrespadas ondas
de nuestras constantes luchas,
Sc hallan personals tan duchas
que Sc saben aboysr"
Siempre elias salen airosas
en- la lucha 8 Ia partida
y alegres pasan la vida M
sin tener que trabajar.
Manuel II. VHLaloboS.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-05-16

Nadie sabe que su casa es-
td desdlquilada. Nadie 10 sa-
be, porque uSted no 10 anunciq-
81 deSea aiq1tilar su casa que
ohora no le produce NADIA amin
clela en- la Correspondent
cia' Para esta ciase de anun-
clos hay en- este dialo pyrcios
cSpccldic, nluy limitadoS.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-05-16

MAGNIFICO sOLAR.-Se vende ell que
.osce la "Sociedad Espanola de .auxilio
-Iutuo y Benefcencia" en- Miramar. El
solar tiene cuatro mil metros cuadrados
V su situaci6n en- 10 alto de Ia colina es
la meior para edificar no solo por sus mag
nificas vistas, sino por 10 sano higienico
del punto que ocupa. Para mas informes
Y precio dirigirse al Presidente de la Socie-
dad, Don Avelino Vicente.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-05-16

domingo
de La Corespon-
dencia" Revista de
information Univer-
SAL Vulgarizaci6n de
as Ciencias- Poesias
del moderno y del
antique Parnaso-O-
bras de puertorrique-
nos notables-Crltlca
literarias y de tea
tro- Episodios histo-
ricos Novelas-Il
raci ones = Biogra-
fias-Cuentos-Sports-
Modas, Pagina CO.
mica, etc. = Todo
ESQ 81 Vd. obtiene la
edicion del domingo
de la Correspon-
dencia" le costara
solo dos centavos
por edicion.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-05-16
Semper.

leer el buen libro del c0mpa-
triota deben apresurarse a ha-
cerle los pedldos que deseen,
por que va quedan pocos
eiemplares dc la cXpresada
obra.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-12-15

the greater attention of the peo-
pie.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-12-15

The mayor OF Tulsa today ap-
which he is a member to look after
the city's deposits in the defunct
bank which amount to upwards of
$4,000. It was rumored today that
owing to the loss the Oklahoma
state banks have been compelled
to stand as result of national
bank failures In this state all the
national banks not subject to clear
ing house iuycstigat ons will soon
be compelled to give satisfactory
bond covering all state bank drpos
its on these national banks.
There was no excitement here to-
day and it is stated that there -
more IN noy I'm Tulsa today than
ever. All day long tclegrams were
received by Tulsa banks from large
financial institutions in st. Louis,
Kansag city and other large cities
offering to furnish any amount of
money hey might need. None of it
was called FOR but $4,000 was de-
posted IN one Tulsa bank today.
At no time was there over dol-
On people standing around the de-
runct bank building today and the
Indifferent feeling that exists was
shown by the fact that persons read
the bank examiners notice ON the
Farmers National bank door and
walk across the street to listen
to "a street "lallir' who attracted
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-12-15
Facts for Weak Women

Ninetenths deransement or dis
yfemnin
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-12-15

value of these lands at - or 90
million dollars.
As soon as the secretary OF the
interior can prepare draft of the
proposed legislation he will send II
to the Indian committees OF the
house and senate with statement
presenting the conditions in the new
state and the reason why congress
should enact remedial legislation
The value of all of the segregated
lands, coal. saphalt and timber. ac-
cording TO the Indian estimate. Is
nearly 90 millions. Officials of the
interior department say this vslus
tion is entirely too high.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-12-15
MAY BUY SEGREGATED LANDS.
Government Purchase Recommended
as Best Solution Of Indian Problem.

Washington, pee. 14.--Legislation
looking toward the nnal disposition
OF segregated Indian lands In okla
homa will be placed before congress
this winter. The several officials of
the interior department who have
investigated the situation in Okla
homa with respect to these lands
have reached the conclusion that
The mastt sat sfactory settlement of
the problem will be their purchase
by the government. The most trust.
worthy estimates have placed the