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Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1909-10-09

Eye OF the soul thou emanating
quick
From distant great desire. And fond
belief
Is Thy swift sieht into the far De
yond.
Leayen of push and pun that lures
MS ON
To try untutored wings I'm skies un.
known.
True substance of expectant hope.
and known
Felt evidence of mystic-husheG un-
seen.
True spirit of Infinite strength.
eaiust thee
There are no mountain huge immo-
bile cast
For none caust stand obstruction 90
thy view.
or 90 the viii that follows thy
command.
Thou hast the lone access into the
heart
or natures beauty. where the i'm.
aged pearls
or heaven promised eifts. word-un-
expressed.
Lie in reflections Of eternal bliss.
LUCIAN b. WATKINS.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1909-10-09
Mohair WIN Wash

a mOhair skirt Is a mighty prac-
teal investment Tor the reason that il
can be Numbered with perfect success
and does not have 10 be sent 10 =
professional cleaners when it needs
10 be cleaned. The home laundress
who undertakes 10 wash a mohair
skirt must remember two things. One,
that white soap OF good quality must
be used with a little borax which is
not only cleansing. but gives a certain
stiffness TO wooden materials.
Another thing TO remember is that
the use Of a very hot iron is fatal TO
wooden goods II may not apparently
scorch 1t. but il viii rot the threads
so that the goods VIII crack on the
first or second wearing
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1909-10-09

You may drown your head. v0ur
heart and soul.
Tn tho cups eutrancIuc snoII-
Or give your brain to the nopny's
role
The dream that al is Won.
That blinds your eyes to lofty goal
and seas your ears t0 the kncu
That sounds your souls farewell.
I shall cling Goo life with its hour of
pain
And rare wee moment of bliss.
Through IT'S bowling night OF storm.
/ fain.
Would await the suubeams' kiss
IwiNt earth and cloud there's a
harp-rcfrain.
And ] catch the chords swee,
strain
From the strings OF the falling
rain.
LUCIAN b. WATKINS.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1909-10-09
OTHER PROCESSES.

They were disembowelled. The
heads were cut off. The government
inspectors We're in evidence. Ma
chimes for automatically weighing
the hogs as they passed on the rail
was also there. A bad hog was tagg-
cd To be retained" One hog was
shown having tuberculosis. better
known among our people as con
sumption. These condemned hogs
are used as fertilizers it is said. The
presumption is that the grease finds
It's way 20 the soap. So rapidly was
the work being done. that we turn
ed 20 one OF the guides and asked
MIN about how long it took to kill
and prepare a hog.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1909-10-09

We had wandered TO Wabash Ave
nue. and Congress streets. a. call at
rracted our attention and we found
that a keen-cyed representative of
the stock-yards had seen our button
This way to the stock yards We had
not intended going. but the persua-
siveness of the appeal caused us 60
reconsider and we took out one book
containing the complimentary ticket
and q few moments later we were
being whirled towards the stock
yard district. To was o'clock.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1909-10-09
OTHER ADDRESSES

The committee ON postal savings
banks reported that the sentiment
against the establishment of such cam
institution was caiuiug ground. Mr.
Edward J.. Robinson read "a highly
interestlnE and entertaining address
on "Tho Department of Mercy" Mr.
III. ~. Zimmerman. of Nichiran
read 3D. very able paper on the scrre
cation and safe guarding OF savings
deposits The Committee ON Savings
Bank laws made us report. The
election of officers resulted as fol-
lows. President William R Greer
of Cleveland. Ohio. Nlce-presideut
Edward J.. Robinson. of Baltimore
Maryland. Secretary. William Han.
hart. of New YORK.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1909-10-09
The american
Bankers HSSO.
Continued From First Page

able report The membership Sep
TENDER 4. 1905 was 1923. The mem
oershlp september I. 1909. was
1886. am increase of 1T1- The net
increase was 113. The appropriation
received during The past year was
tS*.6ool nine thousand. six hum
dred dollars. The expense for the
past year was iSN.1GG.4N1 eight
thousand. seven hundred and thirty
six dollars and forty eight cents.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1909-10-09

succeeded in having his church
pledge $4,000 TO Doe paid in yearly i'm
stallments. for the support of these
young people.
Miss Mary A. Buchanan. born i'm
Capetown. South Africa baptized by
her father. the late J. T. Buchanan
at Niddledrift in 1900. She has spent
five years attending school in this
country.
In June 1908. her father kissed
her goodbye and turned hor over t0
Secretary Jordan to bring to Ameri-
ca and educate. This father has
since fallen asleep in Jesus She re-
turns 90 see his grave and comfort
"a widowed mother and DO what She
can for che heather millions in
Africa.
These Young people win sail for
Africa Cd. N1 October %. 1909.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1909-10-09
HOG TO PORK CHOPS

1t is just nine minutes from live
hog to pork chops" he said. we
then went to the beef department
The cows or beeves as they are some.
times called, are driven into a pen
which has a door which lifts on one
side. A man with a mall or axe
knocks each COW in a vital spot in
the head. We saw a colOred man al
work in this department. A report
like rife shot was heard. we en-
quired the cause. Sometimes the
blow on the head fails to kill and IL
IS then that the rife is called into
service and IL succeeds where the
axe or hammer fails.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1909-10-09
MRS. JOSIE a. GRAHAM
Virginia's Most Success
full Hair Culturist.
.... PARLORs.
los E. Leigh St, Richmond,
Phone, 1884.

Private PArlors. Confidential Ess.
views and Correspondence.
The largest and most up-to-da,
Hair Dressing Parlors IN Richmont
The very best preparations that CA
De made for the hair. scalp, fac.
and skin.
Graham's Superior Scalp Food 10
growing hair on bald heads Al
bare temples 5cts. per jar.
mail. 35cts.
0raham's Superior Orange Flows
Skin Flo for developing and beaut
tying the skin. 25cts = jar. BY ma
35cts.
Graham's Superior Velvet Liqus<
Powder for giving the face a beau
tiful fair color, 2S cents bottle.
BY mail 35cts.
Graham's Vegetable Hair Dye Ia,
best on market giving a RIGA naturE
color. $l.0O per bottle. BY mat
s1.2s.
Mrs. Granam maKes a speciality o
massaging ap-i beautifying hdis,
races for par,les and public gath o.
ings, 3S cents.
Mrs. Graham sLampoos the heA,
ana puts II IN a healthy condition
2S cents.
All ladies who attend parties an,
other social gatherings should nav,
their nnger nails manieured anS
made beautiful, rs cents.
Mrs. Graharn's preparations soi
at sight. Ladies' living In other es
ties and towns can make good NOR
ey by selling. these preparations
Write for terms TO Mrs. j. A. Ora
nam, No. los =. Leigh st., Rics
ncnd. Va.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1909-10-09

somebody must 20; ann somebody.
therefore I must GO
Simeon Calhoun.
Rev. j. =. East. born I'm Huntsville
Alabama. converted i'm meotfne
conducted by che late Dr. i. W. Carr
in Pittsburg Pa. baptized by the
Rev @. B. Howard. ID. ID. He was
educated az Virginia Seminary and
college largely through the influence
of Rev. W. vs.. Brown. ID. ID who has
induced the Ebenozor Baptist church
log which hc is pastor. to contribute
to The entire support of brother East
Miss Lucinda Thomas. formerly of
chatham. Virginia. baptized n 1905
hy Rev. r.. Ut. Davis in Media. Pa
and now member of Ebenczer BAN
fist Church OF Pittsburc. Pa. She is
% former student of virginia Sem
'nary ana College Dr. Brown has
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1909-10-09
For Sale.

brick houses with au the mod
ern improvements. with six living
rooms outside of bath and pantry.
northside Third Street between
Clay and Leigh Streets. Number
$40. 510 l-2. and 512. Can Doe
bought ou reasonable terms. This
property is rented by good paying
tenants and yields AN income of
S>5o.oO per annum which IS more
than 10 per cent on the Investment.
Houses may De had in bulk or sold
single. For further information ap-
ply Co T. J. MILLER. 314 East Broad
Street tnedr corner Third Street
wrong sideD
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1909-10-09

Baseball remarked the moralizer
rs getting TO be almost as bad as
prize lighting and horse racing"
How much did You lose on to-day's
gamer queried the demoraiizer.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1909-10-09

Island
Bay Terrace.

Building Lots 1O0x1O0 near River
head, Long Island, County Seat OF
Suffolk on Main Line Long Island II,
K. Penna. System, Overlooking Great
Peconic Bay, in the Village OF Elan.
uers, Long Islands Most Exclusive
Summer Colony in Millionaire Sec
ton of Long Island.
$225.O0 per lot cash or install.
ments $500 down. $500 monthly.
10 per cent. discount for cash.
These Lots are High and Dry and
IN Direct Line OF the Penna. r. r.
Tunnel. Improvements. Have
Just Few Lots Left. Please Send
Money by Register and Oblige.
WIN. II. LUCKADOE.
1859 3rd Ave-. New York. N Y
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1909-10-09
Sale.

a fine residence 1O4 East Leigh
Street. nOrthside with granolythic
pavement and steps. Nine rooms
with Gll the modern Improvements.
Stable I'm the rear large enough to
accommodate or 4 horses. Price
reasonable on easy terms. For fur
Their Information apply to I. j. MIL
LER, 314 r. Broad Street. Rich
mond, Va. (Near corner Third ST.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1909-10-09

Colored uon as holders
on. for rivetcrs and preferably
their own boys. from "a 60 Is
years old. as rivet heaters. 10y the
Newport News Shipbuudlng and
Dry Dock Company. Newport
News. va. A good chance Co learn
"a paying trade.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1909-10-09

The Richmond PLANET can Doe
purchased from our agent Nr. T. j.
Holden. ga Ferry Avenue. Camden
". J.
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-06-18
PROGRESS IN
NIGHT RIDER
INQUIRY

Special to Daily Leader
Purcell, OK, June 49, The erand
Jury Investigation OF The night RIDER
Of Mcl.ain county Is pfoeressine
steadily. A report Is expected the
last OF the week
The following letter received by
a Lindsey firm IS typical Of the thfeni
ening communications Of the night
riders.
spruieit. Keel and Son Lindsay
Okla. You are hereby notified 10 pay
80 cents fot corn or anu, down Do
not attempt to roll 6 Bheei until y0u
can pay 50 cents Take ihls ~ what
II says or your elevator Will be used
at our discretion.
tsEALl
% cents Night RiderH.'
The following notice WIS posted or
the door Ol agent Eatnlah for the
Mullins farms.
Eatmar. Mullins Agent
You are hereby notified unless you
change and give the party that Is on
the Mullins places, grain rent con.
tracts ynlr Old frame Will 80 down
over eelton wood log and you will
get a plenty. Acl nos before We ACT
Tor we are numerous and determined
to abolish money rent and many 0th.
er estls tat iufest this country. Acl
wlse and be damned sure that yot
don't harm poor man anyway"
Night Riders
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-06-18
RAILROAD WILL MOVE
DEPOT TO STATE LINE

The Reek lslatl Railohd compdn,
will be compelled to move lts depot
II Toxxhuma. Texas county, about
500 feet south. 80 as to get part Of !
IN the state Of Texas, or build s new
depot there. Following the decision
n the Texas supreme court sua ain
Ing en- ofder60f the Railroad commits
sion requiring the Rock island to
maintain q state llne depot 30 freigh
could be billed into and out Of tho
state. the Rock Island. ANTICIPATING z
similar order IN oklahoma prup0sef
20 the Corporation commission her.
there II would use the Texhoma depo'
tor rebllng purposeg oi holh atatel
On the rates applicable IN either siate
This was teegraDhed 10 the Texas
commission by Chairman Love, A re
sponse came IN D letter from Commits
siuner coiqultt saying the proposition
was not agreeable. Commissioner
Love says the Texhuma depot IS ahou
500 feet from the line between Texat
county, Oklahoma and the Texas Paa
handle
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-06-18
OKLAHOMA
BLACK HANDS
: INDICTED
special 70 naIly Leader.

Special 10 Daily Leader.
McAloster. okla. June 1a-The Uni
ted States grand iugv here returned
indictments against the three alleged
members Of the italian black hand
hat operated IN Rrebs. small min
ne town near here. about two months
ago. The charge ls using bhe mails
for FRAUDULENT purposes
r, e. Hrashear. formerly Of Musko
gee, was indicted on the same charge.
He IL said 10 have induced negroes t.
,ome here from the south upon repre-
senta'inn of being able 70 secure
large farms for small amounts.
Jo Nellih. an Italian storekeeper ai
Kreba. received letters threatening
Ills life n he did not place money IN
an abandoned coke oven His STORE
had heen wseckel BY dynamite sever
Al nights before. Acting under the
advice of the Officers Nellia, went 70
the spot and deposited the money.
Two Italians who were lettering IN the
nalghbofhood. were arrested. Il was
hese with another, Glbello, who we're
indicted.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-06-18
RIDE OF $685. MILES
TO ESTIMATE VALUES
Experts viii Travel In Motor
Gar Recently Purchased
By Board

Experts or the Corporation commits.
sion are preparing to leave here next
week on long ride Of 1896 miles
the commissions recently purchased
motor car to gather da'a that will
complete the official valuation Of OK.
ahoma railroads. The conveyance
rurs on the rails Ike an automobile
on paved street. haa carrying ca
pacity of SIX persons, n propelled
by gasoline fed into a two-oyllnder en-.
glne. and capable OF making forty
miles an hour on favorable track IN
the party will be the expert engin-
Ger ana assistant OF the commission,
engineer Of the railroad. pilot, engine
driver and clerk AS every foot Of
railroad IN the state is TO ba looked
at, Il Is estimated the inspections VIII
cover many months.
Work of valuing the physicil prop
les of railroads aa adopted by the
commission requires careful ohserva-
ton OF the lines and their appurten-
auees. First. railroad furnishes 1As
commission a blue print, right OF way,
building, depots, culVeits, bridges,
etc. aud are figured over In The com.
mission office by the expert engi'
neer. who knows the cost Of material
ami labor. aud can arrive al an estl.
mate Of the cost Of "llling or "cui.
ting" q grade. His knowledge comes
from years OF practical experience In
railroad building After valuation
Is made fl this way. the blue print IL
taken with the inspecting party and
slipped along II 'he "ecnrds aa the
motor car passes over The track, 30
the engineers can discover new work
not shown M the blue prints. OF dis.
cover where the road has been chang
ed IN some respect without being re.
corded. Il Is claimed the experts viii
also be able 10 figure a rather accur
ate depreciation OF the property
There is no set lule for the distance
that can be covered In a day, that be-
Ing determined altogether by the
number of stops required and the
length OF time necessary TO make ex'
amIuatlons. Each station has TO be
thoroughly gone over, particularly
where there are terminals and CON
reeilng properties Of other railroads.
As an illustration. Afdm0re viii prob
ably require two davs time
Where the inspections are complete
the figures 80 obtained are compared
VT i estlmales gathered from blue
prints. aud an average arrived al
which will be the commissions val.
uatl0n ol the physical property. or the
amount II money It would require to
reproduce the railroad II necessary
Added to the physical valuation, for
rate-makine purposes, Is the e1rnng
capacity of the roai. lts adaptabllty
10 earn. ltB interest and bonded in
deb ednesa OH forming basis upon
which The roads charges to the pub
he are determined.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-06-18
ANNOYING CONSEQUENCES
MAY FOLLOW ARREST
Serious Political and Economic
Situation COnITORts
Uncle Sam

Washington, June lS,-Cable re
ports from the Japanese consul gen.
erai al Hawaii have reached the Jap.
anese embassy giving the Japanese
version OF the strike on the sugar
plantation and the prres. Of NJ No
goro OF the editorial staff Of the Jiil,
q Japanese newspaper. and Y. sogo.
Y. Tesaka and X Kawamura. Be
cause OF the gravity Of the situation
the embassy has cahled to lts repre-
sentatlves In Hawaii for a detailed
account OF every development, an
ilcipatlng diplomatic representations
10 the state department
An appeal from NJ. Nogoro and
others TO Baron Takahlra, the Jap
anese ambassador, has been received
and there Il every indication that
when the ambassador returns to
Washington tomorrow he will take
the matter up officially with Mr.
Knox. secretary OF state, unless \
IA deemed advisable for The embassy
70 open negotiations before that time,
Situation ls Improving
While tho embagHY u keeping
eilent on the situation Il Is known
that the purp0rt OF the Japanese
consul generals report Is that the
labor situation Is improved but fhat
the arrest OF The Japanese newspaper
editors may have annoying conse
Quences. The Japanese consul gem
erai informs the embassy that many
0f the terlkers are nov prepared To
return to work. provided minor dli.
lerences can be arranged. aud that he
hopes for the best Regarding the
arrests Of N. N0goro and others, the
consul general win submit a more
detailed report later. after he has
thoroughly Investigated the cOLten-
lion of The Japanese. who claim they
were denied their treaty rights.
From an authoritative source Il Is
learned that the Japanese govern.
ment Will officially make representa-.
lions to the State department, II II
II found that the Japanese have been
dealt with as reported IN Hawaii.
The question now holding the Japn'
nese officials back II whether the
facts as represented can be con
firmed
1--WE are slow 10 believe that Off
clala Of lIbe United States Govern
ment have acted toward the 1apa
nese as reported a person IN close
touea with Japanese affairs said to
day and consequently no action VIII
be taken until We know the facts"
Officials Much Concerned.
Quite aside from the legal question
OF whether or not a Japanese news
paper office In II wait was ralded
without due prOcesa Of Law, a grave
situation exists IN the territory. i
Is giving much concern to the ad'
ministratIon for the reason ihat Il "a
serious political and economic prob
lem.
From a total Of less than 5000 IN
1878 forming only 1912 per cent Of
the whole population, the number oi
foreign born Aslatics IN Hawaii had
Increased hv June. 1900. to 7T00O
more than 50 ner cent Of the entire
nanulation. OF these Gill were
Ianauese. and It Is estimated that
The Iananese population Is now near
N 72.000. Both Chinese and Japa
nena coolies are now debaFred from
entering the Islands.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-06-18
SANTA FE BALLAST TRAIN
WRECKED NEAR CRESCENT

a sania 20 rock ballass train, il
harge nf Conductor falvae. WAS
wrecked het8een lovel ana Crescent
in ths nenvof Enid aud Guli Inns
yesterday afternoon at a;aH O'Clock
while running forty MILES "a hour
urnlug NE nine empty eaa. engine
md cHbOose into lhp ditch aller ieaF
nR up between 300 aud 900 feel af
rack AN The train cfew except The
escaped uniniuped THE
brakemans back Waa hadly anralued
fhe passenger train which lHfi here
lai evening Tor klpwa Kansas. ai s.
l'cloek was unable 10 SET any further
han the wreck ani the passengers
Fere transferred o D train made ap
Il EnId on he other side u fhH
srecked freight train
The wyeekage was not renewed and
haffie restored until this aflernoaa
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-06-18
TO UTILIZE OKLAHOMA GAS


A letter from Prof C. n. Gould.
director OF tho Oklahoma geological
survey, states that he Is seeking
ways 81 utilizing Oklahoma gas. He
Is sending the chemist Of the sur
ycy, Mr.. l. @. snider. 10 plttsburg
Pa. to test Oklahoma clays IN the
Government testing laboratories.
The immense amount OF gas A.
ready drilled In but moi utilized in
Oklahoma leads 70 the belief that
the supply win last for great many
wears. N the gas field are immense
deposits OF valuable claya which
should be manufactured into useful
products. II IL the object Of The iests
10 ascertain Just What the clays are
best suited for and having discovered
this. 10 endeavor 10 Interest capital
In their development
The market for clay products IN
Oklahoma Is constantly increasing
but practically everything used II
shipped Into the state With the
abundant fuel, and raw material
and the assured market nothing Is
needed but the establishment Of clay
products plants. This the geological
survey hopes to accomplish.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-06-18
TELEPHONE CASES CONTINUED

This wal telephone day before the
Corporation commission and aSs com
plalnis were continued for the term
except that Of George Carlisle, ol
Mersamac vs.. Quay Rural Telephone
company In which evidence was TAX
On by the C0mmlssicn Tomorrow
the complaints of s. Douglas Russell
aud others against the katy. san.
3 re. Rock Island and Frisco roads
In which the complalnants ask for
better accommodation on passenger
trains To- negroes Gill be heard.
The complaint OF r. J. Smith and
others Of Ripley asking for better
passenger train service beween duths
rle aud Ripley was continued for the
term late yesterday afternoon at the
request OF the complalnants who were
unable TO be present
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-06-18
EXCITING MOTOR RACE
STARTS IN INDIANA

Crown Point, Ind. June iS- Prompt.
II AZ nlnn o'clock today s arter Wag.
ner fired a gun. the rear wheels Of
corbin eal Number One slid In the
oiled dressing Of the road for an In.
sfant fhsga wac a sudden rush gnd
hnnderlng Of Iis exhaust machine as
It dlsnnneff6d over rise north Of
the grand stand aud the Weat Wander
hllt muf4f race WIS on Thereafter ns
one mInule Intervals the sixteen oheT
contestants apeedel away nn lhels
hfeakueeb rounds oi The course. TWEEN.
Isahfea anl - enfhs miles,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-06-18
WOMAN'S FORMER VALET
TELLS DAMAGING TALE
Confirms Testimony Of Others
as to Her FOndneSS tor
SiTcRg Drink

New York. June Isl 'rhe procse
sion Of servants and employees e
Mr. aud Mrs Howard Gould u lhe
witness stand continued today A
relief from me aun Sm0notony ~
such Testimony was f9reeasted whom
Mn Goulds counsel qak he mlahk
call howard Gould to tAe stand ii lle
own bahalf today
Parry 4. Veitch ,nnH y first VIE
ness for The defense. lle was el
plesed as valet BY Mra.tGoula irom
Jccember, 1895, "a September. 1896,
IN answer 10 a question be STATED he
had assisted her to prepare her
toilet on but one occasion tie had
seen her under the influence Of II.
t0xlcatlng liquor several lnlas. ~
said, and once when he WAS pfepnr
ing 10 tie her sliDpnrs ahe aklckea
Them ofg In the air. be declared
She vas then staggering but ordered
Two more cocktails,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-06-18
STANDS FOR HOME INDUSTRY

The state board pf affairs Is con.
filming its operations 70 Oklahoma.
said a member Of 9he board today
and although bids nrS asked for IL
general only these feeeived from
Oklahoma houses will be considered.
We believe IN patrpnislng state IN.
slllutions end especially those home
institutions which pay taxes In Ok
lahoma. Thus far all the boards
dealings have been with Oklahoma
contractors and thla policy mill be
strictly adhered 10. In the matter
OF supplies. Oklahoma firms win re-
celye first call and this board will
buy not a cents worth of stuff out
side the state that can be procured
Within"