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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-02-17
A POET UNMADE.

a POET UNMADE.
wonder why that silver orb"
which I called evenings queen" OF
yore,
longer can my thoughts absorb,
leems moon-and nothing
ore.
,nder why the "blushing rose"
crimson heart" and all that
rot.
ow, as every florist knows,
rimson bloom that costs lot.
onder why the poets sighs.
ch once seemed real and very
fine,
makes me smile and realize
ey brought In fifty cents a line.
)nder II the truth can be
neon and rose and verse ap.
EAR
quite because-,lear mel
wo've been married most a
lr!
hing Pollock In Austin Tri1-
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-02-17

1t is easier for girl to persuade
n young man to fall in love with
her than 1t is TO keep him In that
condition.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-02-17
ToMoRRoW's CALENDAR.

Orio club with Mrs. G. II. u
Webb. u
Third Ward Mothers Club q
Z al school building. q
! Fourth Ward Mothers Club q
! at school building. q
8 Musical at Christian church :,
: by High School Orchestra ::
4 Il n u u q q q q q q 4 q Z,
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-02-17

Remember Rounds Speciality com.
pany and ladies' orchestra. February
81, $3.50 p. m.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-02-17
~ MARY GYM WHITEMAN
TELEPHONE oNE-roUR-Two

Third Ward Mothers Cub. which 1t
is hoped will be attended by every
patron in the public schools. interest.
ed in this work. A good program has
been prepared.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-02-17

Don't miss Rounds All,Star Special-
y-America's greatest-one night on
ly.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-02-17

The man who knows IL all sel-
dom makes good when it comes 70
action.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-02-17
lighters Of Confederacy.

/ SS'sS'S '" SSSSJ
daughters of the Confederacy
ase meet at the High School
" afternoon with the Moth
ID.
picture OF Robert F.. Lee will
sented the high school by the
'ers at this meeting. Mrs. Ar
Nalcott. president. will be
r for the Chapter, and hopes
urge attendance from the mem.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-02-17

COUPON BOOKs-Of s.. $40 and
$50 denomination at Ardmoreits
office.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-02-17
High School Musical.

high school pupils. under
Erection OF Miss Van Wormer
give musical at the Christian
ch on Friday evening. It will
Mcdowell program. when the
>osltions os that famous Ameri.
composer will make up the pro-
!.
ss Van Wormer will be assisted
Miss Boone. Mr.. Roper, Miss
er and the Lowenstein orches-
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-02-17

Mrs. A. c. Cruce on Satur.
afternoon from three until six
ock reception will be given the
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-02-17

u Il Il u q u n II q q u 8,
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1910-03-11
PEARY REFUSES
TO SUBMIT PROOFS


WssEiartoa MAJ g. Commands
Psary decaed te1ay 70 ssbEsl TO coa.
gras ire proofs q kls discover oi
tie NeTra pole He sent 70 the sab.
cozmlttss q tae bozse committee On
naval a9alTs. the following statement
~C0lmandeF Peary and bis friends
say that eoatraets signed mouths ago
wlth his publishers render II imDos-
sibIs 70 make bis records and scisn.
tifc data Bile nov. i wo1ld not
ouly Subject PeaFY % heavy damages
- q loss which be cannot meet. hav.
ing tus. eKtTicsfed himself from debt
incurred IN connection with his var
ious expsdluoas-but Il would be
breaking faith with bis Publishers.
which be Is unwilling % 90 under any
Circumstances
After hearing statements By Repre-
sentatlves Ho5sca u Alabama and
Moore of Pennsylvania. urging tire
granting q a congressional reward 70
Peary irrespective of the question of
his proofs. the committee adjourned
until Wednesday without taking any
action.
OF the committee of seven members
Il ls known three are opposed 10 grant
Ing recognition 70 Commander Peary
unless the proofs d his discovery Of
the pole are submitted 10 congress
and made public. These are Repre-
sentauyes Butler. Roberts and Ma
con. Representatives Bates. Dawson
and Gregg have not committed them.
selves. and Representative Engle.
bright fayors granting an award
The committee has received a mass
Of interesting communications on the
subject One Is from II. L. Hopkins.
and treasurer Of the Ameri-
can Association Masters, Mates and
Pilots. questioning the reports Of Mr.
Peary's soundlngs taken IN the vicinity
of the North pole
How IN time did Peary. with one
man. sound IN 1900 fathoms of wa
ter. wrote Mr Hopkins 70 the com
mi'tee
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1910-03-11
STRIKE DISTURBANCES
RENEWED LAST NIGHT

Philadelphia. Mar. g-slx persons
Including 3 young girl, we're wounded
last night b bullets fired By a party
OF alleged strike breakers who rode
rapidly up and down Frankfort az
enue in a trolley car and shot into lhc
crowds thar lined The sidewalks
After one Of the most uneyentful
days since the beginning Of the strike
the stoulng q ears was resumed last
night along Ffaakford avenue. the
principal tbofoaehfare In the mill dis.
trict 3 stone thrown By ore Of the
crowd injured a strike breaker motor
man and infuiated at this ffteen Of
his comrades took out a car an OF the
windows Of which they broke with
clubs
AZ the car loaded with armed strike
breakers. sped down the avenue bull
lets were ralned az the ieering crowds
Policeman Bragg who was standing
On the sidewalk, received bullet
in his helmet about three inches above
hls eye penetrating his head The
strike breakers then took the car into
the barn aud escaped There we're no
arrests
Philadelphia. Pa Mar 9-Tuesday
was the most uneventful experienced
since the beginning Of the strike with.
out disturbance,
The labor leaders reiterate there
are t25000 men out and say more will
quit tomorrow The police say that
while 800 workers walked out today
2 SOC returned % work
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1910-03-11
MEETING OF CIVIC
CLUB NEXT MONDAY

The Civic Club win hold lts next
regular business meeting on Monday.
March II. Al members are request
cd 20 be present Spring Is here and
preparations are necessary 20 begin
work on parks and other civic i'm.
provementa Remember the club now
has three parks to over see and beaut.
ny. and we ask every member 10 as.
slst the president as much as possible
TO bring about the desired effects IN
beautifying our city. In fact we wish
that every one III Vinlta might do an
IN their power 10 assist the club hy
keeping their yards and lawns N per.
feet order Let everybody plant
flowers and make vinita a lille para
disc We beg the city mayor 20 see
that the chicken law and law on spit.
ting on sidewalks are enforced And
we ask It az a special favor OF all bust
ness men 20 burn up their waste pa.
per 10 keep It from blowing over the
city It Is every body's business IN
Vinita to see that sanitary conditions
are perfect And now Is a good time
for the health officers 20 get busy. The
club win appreciate all donations Of
flowers and trees for parks.
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1910-03-11
COLUMBIA REPORT
IS MADE At LAST
Embraces Entire Period From Time
OF Bark'E Failure 10 March s.
Tatsl Liabilities s3,2s4.02o.s2.

Guthrie. Okla. Mar. IQ.---A report on
F his liquidation q the affairs Of the de
Ifunct Columbia Bank and Trust com
pany has been made By A. g. Young
state bank commissioner, 70 Governor
Haskell. The report embraces the
period from the tine Of the banks fail
IRE TO March 8. 1910
The banks total liabilities are re-
ported at t3.2s4.020s2 The total
amount that has been realized from
the assets Of the bank in cash eollec-
tons. sale Of assets. adjustment and
set OF acco is e2.07s 54ls0 The
bank commissioner reports assets on
hand amounting 70 s1.0sO.0712L He
asserts be has paid 10 cash or other
wise liabilities amounting to s2.s8s.-
eg7.5s. He comedies approved claims
against the bank Of sl33.s04I5 and
shows that s6o6. .6s7.2s is still due the
state bank deposit guaranty fund,
making a total OF s70s.47l43 In addi-
ton there are disputed liabilities or
s222.44Ts9 of which $4,000 is claim.
cd By surety companies and which the
bank commissioner refuses 70 pay.
This would make the total disputed
and undisputed outstanding liabilities
ss62sls0s.
The bank commissioner calls atten-
ton 70 the fact that there will be a
slump in the value Of the remaining
assets when collection IS made. and
says that If all outstanding claims, in.
Guiding the guaranty deposit fund. are
paid. It viii be necessary 70 make good
the deficiency, which he estimates at
not less than $3.50 900. by the sale Of
the private property Of W. L. Norton.
president Of the defunct bank. He
dxes the supposed value OF these prl-
Yate assets at s522. 1887 but says as
these private assets Of Norton are not
In his hands. be does not undertake
70 account for them These assets
as listed By Mr Young are Bartles.
vile Light and Water company bonds.
$4,000 first mortgages on Oklahoma
City real estate, $4,000; promissory
notes. S222.9S0 oil company stock at
appraised value. less outstanding obli-
cations. si53 900 Oklahoma City real
estate. $4,000 cash received from
sale d other Norton property s22..
1857
James Menefee state treasurer, is
shown 70 have been q stockholder in
the defunct bank Mr Young says
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1910-03-11
MARCH SALE Of INDIAN
LANDS BEGUN TUESDAY

MuHkogee. Okla. Mar o The
March sale II lands through The In.
dian agency begun today and the dls.
trlct agents ali over tic eastern hali
Of me state sill Be busy the balance
of the week There are about 200 tracts
of land appraised e nearly 500 600.
The land sales are held each mouth
and the district agents devote a weeks
time 10 selling land
The average price Of the land that
has been sold since the beginning Of
the public appraiaemenls has averag
ed about $40 per acre But some Of
the land sells considerably higher
than the appralsement All Of the
good land sold at every sale. but
some Of the land advertised ls not
worth more than one or two dollars
per acre. being rough and wooded
and In small tracts The highest pric.
cd piece Of land sold by the govern
ment was near town In the Chick
asaw nation. It was valued at 5000
per acre. and sold for considerably
more than that
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1910-03-11
FIFTY RAILROADS NAY
Be Infected By STRIKE

Cka1ge. Mar s--Enless ths Fs1-
reads q tie west aos1hwest and
southwest rafa as&ar5gzal c1zeeHEeEs
to tAer fre1e1 and ezEineerE tAs
men wgH - asE o. a strike 10 compel
ths rrartlns et demands Cor AiEEer
wages ard Improved working co11I
tiors TEa a shs alfi-1t4@ 1f The
e-poysz as expresses sy cgDpiet
returns from Ska strike vote rece1t-
.ly taken - ths EsE O. a5olt hftg
railroads e tsese sections q the
.coantFv a cgmuitse represertl1g
tie members o fke BFotkertood 81
Lloeomo1Te FsreMea and E1EireEel.
wklch has been 10 session here since
March !. coanting the bail9ts coz-
pietsa Sc task aH1 gave o-t o1clal
ag1res O. tae agts today Aoeording
% the annosneszent tri6e more
than S. peT cent q TIE union en-
p.oYes q ne FaHroad Eere opposed
70 accepting tie oHeF % the railroad
managers. aa6 3 llttle more than So
per ceat 81 ths noa-aulon men employ
&C ~ the roads voted against the
proposition
Althaagh tks strike was voted By
such a large majority the employees.
IL "a said. are stn 10 q receptive mood
and are wiling % ssbmit their griev-
aaces 10 arbitration
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1910-03-11
STANDARDS BRIEF
OF DISSOLUTION


WassiHgtoa. .. C- Mar s-Baslal
its ezse largely O. rs cialm - thi
corporztio1a merged with TIE stand
ard OF eo1pang. - New Jersey. No
1889. as m5stlng tke sta-1
ard Oh company Tuesday Sled lr ~
supreme eozyt tas brief q TIE sisso
lgti0n q tsaf esxaalzstlo1-
This 6ias811fEse was ordered bg TIE
circuit Z 8 ia6ee for tks eastern dis
triet o. Missouri as fAs Fesslt u q
petition fled hT fhe government i1
1868. W-betssr ere decree o. disco.
lztion rhau fsas6 wlE oozs - Non.
day for oral sFgament in the supreme
courI
Frank p kellogg IS n0w iE the city
putting the EnisAfag Torches oa the
bret q fhs goFsTnnazt. whIie Attgv-
Eey Ge1er4I W.eksTahan ls under
stood 10 BE- preparing az oral argu.
meat of the case.
TAs hrief for Standard OH bears
the namea of ii + Watson. John M
Freeman ana Ernest q lrpin. The
argument 81 the eoaHael foT Standard
Oh III support y Sc contention that
the corporation Hb0se stock was ex-
changed 10 1850 for stock in the
STANDARD Oh eo1pany. d View Jersey.
and n0n-compatitore. ls based On the
assertion that they were al owned al
that iime 10 the same proportisa and
By the same people who owned the
Standard Oh company n New York
i ls claimed that the method Of
Organization iu 1899 vas dictated By
economic geasoEs sn5 Business Great.
Cd BY the Individual defendants, John
D. Rockefeller. William Rockefeller
John d. Archbold. Oliver II. Payne,
Henry ". F1agler. Charles ". Pratt
and Henry II. Rogers. is 3 lawful one
with a success which asserted a legi-
innate reward 10 what Is described
as an unusual energy stiil and plenty
Of capital
Washington. d c. Mar O. The
government this afternoon fled a
brief IN the STANDARD oil case in op.
position 70 that fled yesterday by the
counsel for the corporation
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1910-03-11
PHYSICIANS SAY LILLIS
WILL SURELY RECOVER
By Associated Press

~ Associated Press
Kansas CITY so. Mar. s.-Jere s.
Llllis. president of the Western tx.
change bank who was attacked by
John p Cudaby. the millionaire pack.
er here sunday morning. was NOT
sufficiently recovered today TO be TAX.
Cd from me hospital. The nurse. how.
ever said this morning that Lills con.
difi0n bad improved The cuts on his
face ard body are healing nicely but
II vas decided nor to transfer the
patient to his home before tomorrow
BOth Cudahy and Lillis still firmly re.
fuse to make a statement. The county
prosecutor says be will not prosecute
Cudahy unless Lillis should die. The
physicians say the banker will sure
ly recover.
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1910-03-11
SATURDAY EXERCISES
At PUBLIC SCHOOLS
Program For vinIta Reading Circle
Club, Saturday. mareh 18th, al
High School Building.

$50 a. n. Opening exercises
Psychology. Chapters ~ and W
" r Hume
Address. The Psychology Of Habit
Attorney P F. haekey
How shall We Teach Ethics--Mrs
John Jackson.
The Question Method-W G Mas
terson, city superintendent
which Is First in Importance, Dis
clpllne of the Mind. ,1formation-
Miss Ala Blount
Shall We Discard Borrowing" in
subnraction Mrs Clarence Jones.
Tho Teachers Preparation for Glass
Work X Downing
Noon
1915 ,. NJ Athletics IN Country
Schools Z Fitch
How 70 Teach
Wrltng-C " Edmister and
Mrs Clara Emm0ns
Arithmetic. Percentage r oscar
Yoyles
Z S. History. French and Indian
War-8Ias aaude Rafferty,
Grammar. Compound and Com.
plex senteueea-E. K Bell
Geography. A Single state-John
Jackson
Are School Entertainments Gencr-
ally Beneacial2 Yes Miss Rachel r.
Crouch. No-Mlss sallie Hume.
Glass Demonstration Dr. Arthur
Greasy
Teaching Ia the Territory 20 Years
AGO E Butler
Teaching FIFTY Years Ago-Prof T.
3 Hitchcock
81 y Discussion may be- called for
AZ any time The chairman claims the
privilege of omitting any part of the
program ID order to have round table
talks un timely topics
An error was made ln printing
names of Mrs Jones and Miss Blount.
Mrs Jones Is to discuss Discipline o.
the Mind and Miss Blopnt, Borrow
Ing in Subtraction
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1910-03-11
ssGsEIIas1I ssIIas gOHDSsUEss STAND
INDEBTED AGAINST DISTRICTS

s9E1rte. OKLA Mar. 90. -- schoc'
bonds saHa4 % cities oa the In1lan
territory ssas before statehood. are a
vaiia sassete5Eess against the school
districts whth thes~ cities now con-
Etitats according to a decision of tie
serreme eaars yesterday ID the case
cf paay gEczaan. county treasurer.
rs CsFsea. from Coal county. which is
reversed ln ar opinion By Judge
Kane
l. tha case os the Peaseable Greek
Coal company SIS. AndreW Jackson. e
a. .a which miners working ia the
three shafts q ehs company sought 10
obtain q len for their services. the
eogrt holds that the miners in the
third shaft which was Just being de-
Yelopsd and improved, are entitled %
such q lea. not only on the shaft in
which they were working. but on the
others ss sell while the men working
in the other two shafts are not 50
favored The decision of the district
court o Plttsburg county is modified
u an opinion by Justice williams.
The court holds that Il is legitimate
to alI0w tie introduction Of evidence
showing that a locomotive vas
equipped with q dim oil headlight in
an action for damage for negligent
killing 81 llge stock by a railroad com.
pany, On q dark night, Bhere one Or
the ayeruents vas that the engine ln
question vas equipped with dim
headlight. not suHlHent 10 see the
stock 81 any distance The question
was raised IN the case or the Fl.
Smith & Western Railroad company
rs. L. G. Mccormick, from Okfuskee
county. which Is affirmed IN an opin-
ion By Justice Kane
one of the famous cases involving
the transfers Of valuable oil property
made By zeke Moore. a Creek negro.
while he vas serving a sentence in the
penitentiary az Lansing. was today
decided against Moore, who sought to
set aside a deed on the ground Of
fraud The case is that Of zeke Moore
We. Richard C Adams. trustee. from
the Western district. affirmed In an
opinion by Justice Williams.
The court decides in favor Of Lieu
tenant Governor George W. BeIlamy
in his sui. against the Washita Valley
Telegraph company TO determine who
should control the company. The case
has been IN court for several years
The case Is reversed and remanded To
the district court of Canadian county
I'd an opinion By Justice Turner
an echo Of 4 famous criminal case
is found ii the dismissal of the appeal
of E = Barker. twice convicted Of
manslaughter ard finally pardoned b.
Governor Frautz Just before statehood.
from the verdict Of the district court
Of Canadian county. rendering iudg.
ment against him and ip favor Of K
B. Forest. an FL Reno attorney who
defended him at both trials for attor-
ney's fees
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1910-03-11
THREATEN TO CALL
NATION WIDE STRIKE
Br Associated Press

by Associated Press.
New Castle, Pa, Mar 9--The ninth
annual convention OF the state FEEDER
alton OF Labor In session here today.
unanimously passed a resolution ask
ing that In the event OF the arbitra-
ton Of the Philadelphia strike ques-
ton falling, the American Federation
of Labor call a nation wide strike OF
organized and unorganized workmen.
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1910-03-11
SAYS HE SAW DR.. HYDE
THROW AWAY CAPSULES

Kansas City. 30. Mar 9-Thomas
n swope. Jr IN q deposition today.
in the Hyde alander suit. said that he
saw DR.. Hyde throw away some cap.
gules on the daY he vas discharged
as the swops family physician Young
swope said that be picked up two OF
the capsules later ana they we're ana.
lyzed. but be said the analysis was
not yet completed and be was unable
10 say what the capsules contained
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1910-03-11
aprrsg Win in Minnesota.
BY Associated Press.

by AssocIhteu Fresb.
St Paul. MINI, Mar. 9.-Towus and
villages all over Minnesota held cleo
tions yesterday The important issue
vas the license or no license for liQ-
uor saloons. The returns so far show
that from one hundred and twenty,
three towns. sixty-tEo we're for no
license and sixty for the licensed sa-
loon.
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1910-03-11
Miss Keller Gives Deposition.
BY Associated Press.

Kansas City. saio. Mar lO-Miss
Pearl Keller. the nurse attending Col.
Thomas H. swope, in his last illness,
testified today before the notarial
court hearing the dispositions IN the
civil suit BY Dr Hyde against John
G Paxton. Miss Lucy Lee swope and
Miss Margaret swope gave their de
positions today.
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1910-03-11
CAR OF NON.UNION MEN
BLOCKED BY DYNAMITE
By Associated PRESS

by Associated Press
Corinth. n y, Mar s-A carload
Of a hundred nonunion men, coming
here to take the place OF strikers in
the mill Of the international Paper
company was dynamited late last
night and forced to return 10 Saratoga
Pistol shots we're exchanged and
Conductor John Bartholomew was
mobbed and badly injured.
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1910-03-11
ANGRY MOB STORMS
AMERICAN LEGATION
by Associated Press.

Bagata Columbia, Mar Follow.
Ing a quarrel between the manager Of
an American owned street railway and
police officers late yesterday, n mob
attempted % wreck the cars and traf.
fic was stopped and the manager ar.
rested while the mob proceeded to the
American legation storming the build
ing. A heavy police force protected
the legation and are apparently able
20 safe guard the Americans.
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1910-03-11

that one.half Of Menefee's indebted.
ness 70 the bank has been paid. while
the other half Is not due Practically
all the guaranty deposit fund Is tied up
IN the defunct banks liquidation.
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1910-03-11
Want Vote on Prohibition.

y As80cleted Fre8s.
jefferson City. so. Mar. 10.-Peti-
tions containing the names OF 4O,S05
voters were filed with the secretary
Of state today. asking for the submis.
sion. at the November election Of a
prohibition constitutional amendment.
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1910-03-11
DECLARES AMENDMENTS
ARE NULL AND VOID
by Associated Press.
ia'ii isisiss = sisi " ~ 800

Washington, D. G., Mar s
THAT the fourteenth and
fifteenth amendments 70 the
federal constitution are null
and void was declared by
resolution. introduced I'm the
house, today, by Representa-.
tive sisson, Of Mississippi.
which directs the attorney.
general to submit the ques.
tlon 70 the supreme court.
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1910-03-11
LiIlis stiII improving.
By Associated Press.

Kansas City, No, Mar. 10--Jere S
Lillis president Of the Western Ex
change bank, who was assaulted by
John P. Cudahy. the millionaire club
man last Sunday morning. continues
70 improve. according TO reports from
the hospital.
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1910-09-01
S0TTII SOLON.

Threshing machines were around
last week Mr.. Gallant of Twelve
corners threshed for A. c. B. Keen
and George Chase for Carroll Head
and George McCollor, and grain is
turning out well too Mr.. Head had
1890 bushels of oats on 23 acres and
McCollor 227 bushels of oats on An
acres.
Schools began this week. In No.
2, the teacher is from Sargentville, a
Miss Harden. No. |, Miss Howe from
Camden. No. has new bell on the
school house that weighs $50 pounds.
The scholars bought Tie bell by CIV
ing entertainments aud justly feel
proud of it.
Mr.. Hillman, wife and daughter of
Foxcroft, were in town short time
Sunday afternoon visiting Mrs.
Louisa Spear and other friends. Mrs.
Hillman is a niece of Mrs. Spear. The
round trip was made in an auto Sun
day
Mrs. Allen of DiXmont Is visiting
her daughter, Mrs. McAllister.
s. NJ. Paul of South Boston, is
visiting at w. O. Paul's.
Chicken thieves are around Clyde
McIntire's. He drove some away the
other night by firing three shots at
them.