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Arizona republican., 1910-03-13
LITTLEJA JAMES
GA Consideration Of the Proposed
 Legalized Rockefeller Foundation)

One of our Majors which has Grooch at Bennyfactors in Generic he come over to our House an sez to my Paw;
 Mister Rockyfeller an Mister Car naggy mebbe thinks at they is Stoo- ards of tn Lord to look after tn We'll
 fair of tn Hooman Race an at they has Rite to Tax tn HOoman Race to sport tn Stooardship, but tn most of tn Foxes would Ruther spend their own Money.
 If tn Consoomers of Steel an Iron ProdduN which lister Carnaggy ust to sell at Fablous Prices had a Rhode at he was d Bleedin 'em sos at he could Afoard to buy Libraries fer 'em to Reed after they got so old at they lost their I Site. they'd "a been more of Xix about Extorshunit Figgers n they was
 Now here. is this here Rockyfeller Foundashun which tn bill fer it is now Pendin' in Congress ort to be Mended in tn Title sos it d Reed tn oil Consoomers FOundashun' which it is You an me which has been Payin' Mister Rockyfeller 30 cents d galling fer Oil which didn't cost him hardly Nuthin' was tn Reel Foundashun fer this here proposed Bennyfackshun
 which is agoin' to Uplift tn World IT Mister Rockyfeller d only give me d Rebait on all tn Oil at l bot of him sense he's been PerdOocin' it. it'd do me d Darn Site More good n it will to see tn Hole World Uplifted Horryzontle like he's a Perposin to do it. IT I had that there Rebait which he's a goin' to Squonder Indiscrimnit on Everybody, whether they was Oil Consoomers or not. I could do some Upliftin on my own Hook. F'rinstance I could Uplift that there Morgidge which has been Pressin down on my
 House so hard at tn Roof is most caved in. l could Uplift myself into a Ottymobeel an I could Uplift tn Price of a NOo Soot of Cloes wunst in every Five Yeers or so.
 If I'd a Rhode when l was putin up 30 cents per Calling fer Oil fer tn last 50 Yeers at I was Burnin' my Way into a Partnership with Mister Rockyfeller fer tn Bennyfit of Hoo- manity an at he was agoin' to Handle all tn Money an git all tn Apploz ] l wuddent a been so Gay an Recklous about lettin' tn lamp burn all Mite. Mister Rockyfeller wuddent a had quite sich a Enormus Fund fer his Miscalled Foundashun.
 'I hoaps at Congress II Mend tn
 Foundashun Bill pervidin' fer tn Re-
 turn of tn Foundashun Fund Pro Ratty | to us Customers of his. It'll be eesy to I find out how much he's Bilked me out 1 of sense way back in tn Sixties fer l spose my Accounts been Rep at 26 1 Broadway, showin' every Calling l 1 Bot.
 If Congress don't Mend tn Bill I | hoap it wont Pass it, sos at Mister | Rockyfeller'll haf to Keep tn III Got | ten Money as long as he lives. l bet
 all them Dollars at he's Robbed me
 out of must feel like Coles of Fier onto his He'd
 | ''Yes.- sez My Paw. they ort to De- ! feet tn Bill an Pass anuthern Safe | guardin' tn Rite of every man to be
 bis own Bennyfactor. This Bill fer
 tn Rockyfeller Foundashun is Amed
 at a Vitle part of our Rites. It's
 Calcylated to Stiffle Independent Fil-
 anthropopists jest tn same as Mister Rockyfeller ust to Stiffle tn Inde- | pendent oil Perdoocers."
 LITTLE JAMES.
Arizona republican., 1910-03-13
UNREST.

Heart. weary Heart, what means thy
 wild unrest? Hast thou not tasted of earth's every
 pleasure? With all that mortals seek thy lot is
 blest: Yet dost thou ever chant in mourn
 ful measure
 Something beyond," Heart. weary Heart, canst thou not
 find repOse? In the sweet calm of friendships
 pure devotion? Amid the peace which sympathy be-
 slows Still dost thou murmur with re-
 pressed emotion.
 Something beyond," Heart, weary Heart! too idly hast
 thou poured Thy music and thy perfume on the
 blast: Now. beggared in affections treasured
 hoard, Thy cry is still-thy saddest and thy
 last
 Something beyond"' Heart. weary Heart, oh cease thy wild unrest Earth can not satisfy thy bitter
 yearning. Then onward. upward speed thy lonely quest, And hope to find. where Heavel': pure stars are burning, Something beyond Emma C. Embury
Arizona republican., 1910-03-13

The lately discovered clandestine wedding of a Phoenix boy and girl appears to be what Victor Hugo has described as a complication which is sometimes mistaken for marriage.
Arizona republican., 1910-03-13
A JUVENILE TRAGEDY.

There was a small boy in Toleder. Who hammered a railroad torpeder, The thing it was loaded. And it straightway exploded. IL made just a line" for the reader
 R Munroe.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1910-10-23
STREET CAR EXTENSION
GIVES BOOST TO SALES
Transfers in the Wiltshire Section
Total More Than $4,000
in Valuation

e. A. Forester & Sons report re-
newed activity in wiltshire Harvard
Heights resulting from the operation
of the West Ninth street car extern
sion to Eighth and Harvard boule-
ward. The branch office of the company
which has been located at Wiltshire
and Harvard for over four years, has
been moved to Eighth and Harvard,
the end of the new car line. Recent
sales have been made to the following
purchasers;
For the Forester Improvement COM
pany to B. x. Dawson, lot No. 9l4, a
seven room, story and BALI dwelling,
$4250 David Bowen to John A Cole
grove, an east front, 50x135 on Irolo
between Eighth and Ninth streets,
$3.50, purchaser will build; f. E. Wood
run to s. w. Belden, an east frontage,
95x150 on Normandie between WIZ
shire and Sixth streets, $500; from H.
I. Thomas to Francis Loeb, an east
front, 97x135, on Ardmore between
Eighth and Ninth streets, $4,000; to be
improved Immediately with a fine
home; w. j. O'Niel to James Shultz,
a west front 50xl35, on Harvard be-
tween Seventh and Wiltshire, $2275;
Fred l.. Besselman to Arthur e. De-
vitte and Patrick A. Doyle, the south
east corner of Harvard and Eighth
streets, $1,000, purchasers will build;
Chas. Swaine to ]. A. Colegrove, an
east frontage, 50x135, on Ardmore be-
tween Eighth and Ninth streets. $780,
Gust Olsen to r. E. Boyce, a, west
front, 50x135, on Kingsley Drive be-
tween Ninth and San Marine, $500, to
be improved Immediately with home;
John A. Colegrove to H. Ivor Thomas,
an east front, 5Ox135, on Ardmore be-
tween Eighth and Ninth street, $4,000,
to be improved with a residence.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1910-10-23
FINE NEW WELL BROUGHT
IN ON HARTLEY COLONY

One Of the finest water wells ever
struck in the San Joaquin valley was
recently brought in by the Hartley
Colony company on its tract adjoining
the city limits of MERGED, Cal. This
well flows constantly, throwing a
twelve-inch stream four feet and more
from the top of the casing.
The Hartley Colony company, al
though it had developed sufficient
water on its four thousand-acre tract,
is nevertheless much gratified over the
new well, as it means a nice increase
i'm the value of the company's land.
The we'll is a source of qualification
also TO those investors who had pre-
viously purchased in the Hartley col
ony, as 1t makes them an immediate
profit on their holdings if they care to
take 1t.
To make intensive farming pay, ir-
rigation is essential and the water
supply is Of great Importance. In this
matter Hartley colony is particularly
fortunate, as beneath the surface of
the colony Is an inexhaustible supply
of water, as is proved conclusively by
this splendid new we'll.
The Hartley Colony company is in
stalling electric pumping plants on its
tract, and as the company has let
the contract for electric power at the
small cost ofy2A cents a kilowatt and
has water in abundance, it has no
worry over the irrigation problems.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1910-10-23
BUILDING PROGRESS IN
MCCARTHY co. TRACT

The Mccarthy company reports in
creasing interest in its addition No ]
to the Greater Los Angeles tract, upon
which from fourteen to seventeen bun
galows are soon to be built
A house and lot, 100 East Seventy
first street, on this same tract, was
sold Thursday to j. H. Burgoon for
the sum of $780, A number of lots
have been sold since is was opened a
short time ago.
Anders Peterson purchased forty feet
on Main street, between Sixty-fifth
and Sixty-sixth streets, in the McCar-
thy company's Greater Los Angeles
tract, for the sum of $1,000.
Another beautiful bungalow home is
being started in Mccarthy company's
Normandie Avenue Square tract, it
being built for B. e. and D. Fraser by
Contractor Kuhns on Fifty-first place,
near Normandie avenue. 1t is to be a
modern, up-to-date six-room bun
galoW.
Van Ness Avenue Square, in the
popular Wiltshire boulevard district,
still confines to attract buyers for high
class home sites.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1910-10-23
EXPANSION MEANS
WESTERN ATHENS
Value of Further Consolidation Is
Outlined by Clever
CartooniSt
AN INVITATION FOR RECRUITS
Brainy Men and ReIibaIe Pilots
Required to Bring About
Desired Results
AN INVITATION FOR RECRUITS

Further consolidation of cities and
outlying sections with Greater Los
Angeles means tremendous progress
for the wonder metropolis and the
southland.
L. P. Abel of the city engineers
office. who designed the accompany
ing sketch for The Herald, takes a
ROSY view of the situation in outlining
the future OF Los Angeles. He says:
Notwithstanding the development
Of modern science and art Wltnln tne
lifetime of the present generation, the
mind reyerts across the Dark Ages to
the glory of ancient Greece, whose
achievements, although paralleled IN
the advancement of this age, nave
never been surpassed. To carry tne
analogy further, the city of Los An
geles, proceeding in the forefront or
progress today, is similarly sltuateo
10. the ancient capital Athens, between
the mountains and the sea, but unlike
that fortified military highway con-
Meeting with her port of Ptreus, TINS
marvel of the present age through re-
cent lamentations and consonoauons
nv means of the 'shoestrlng' addltlons
has been Joined in bonds OF polltlcai
and commercial union with It's cnleL
mort and harbor at wilmington ana
San Pedro. This arrangement, how
eyer, gives us but one leg to stand on,
whereas we require another in order
10 keep moving; also Q, steauy n a1lu
reaching out to control the west shore:
for with even the present rate OF
growth maintained for another decade
we will have overspread the interven-
ing district, and with a line of wharves
ana docks indenting the shore t,tt,s.a from pg
Malibu to Long Beach the fut1re "a "a.
ca cln nal the Atlantic also will respond to
the master hand of the worlds sWltch"
""But a. perfect. equilibrium viii not
he attained except the other hand take
form to hold the destiny OF the 1901 1901
Hill district with its Crown city w1thln
the grand consolidation. Marvellous
will be the head work + rs9Uii..6 tho to
pilot such a stately, craft. through tne
earlv problems of a united govern
ynent. These will be met and solved
however with all the 9u9 tbIg far n oity'
li.y S +he 'sniIe that won't come orr
While the sun remains to shine.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1910-10-23
THOMAS BIG INVESTOR

u. NJ. Thomas recently paid $4,000
for the Norris orange grove at La
Verne, near Pasadena. Purchases
made by Mr.. Thomas total $14S,S00.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1910-10-23
NEW BRANCH OFFICES FOR
ANGELES MESA co.

Angeles Mesa Land Company re-
ports having let contracts for the
erection of two handsome houses in
their subdivision on the hills border
ing the southwestern portion of the
city.
These homes will be two story, eight
rooms each, and will cost about $4,000
each when completed.
George w. May received the contract
for one and w. H. Alderman was the
successful bidder for the other. The
plans were furnished by Adchitect u.
A. Howard Jr.
These are tire first of large num-
her of homes to be built by the com
pany; contracts for the next two Will
be let in about two weeks.
e. A. Forester g. Sons, the selling
agents. have just completed an attrac-
tive branch office at Angeles Mesa on
the corner of Slauson avenue and tine
Inglewood Redondo railway. 1t con-
sists of a large reception room, pri-
Vate office and rest room.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1910-10-23
REALTY ACTIVITY SHOWN
IN RANCH AND LOT SALES

The Edwards & Wildey company re-
ports the following sales for the past
two weeks:
c. o. Ross to S. G. Topliff. eleven
acre ranch located on Lark Ellen ave-
nue., Covina. Consideration $4,000.
Property was purchased for a home.
e. r. Campbell to w. T. Kibbey, ten
acre walnut and alfalfa ranch located
on Puente street in the walnut center
district; $4,000. Purchaser bought for a
permanent home.
L. E. Hodges to a local investor, lot
on Gramercy. between Third and
Fourth streets: $500.
S. G. Topliff to c. o. Ross, five-roon
cottage located at 1867 Walnut street;
$4,000.
c. D. Hoover to e. L. Hobbs, lot 50
of the Normandie Park tract, being a
lot 50x1S0 feet on the west side OF
Mariposa. between Melrose and Ro-
maine; 1880. Bought for an invest
ment
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1910-10-23
NEW TOWNSHIP CHOSEN
FOR ORANGE GROWING
SECTION NEAR DELAN0

+ Los Angeles and Pasadena in !
+ vestors have acquired about 1000 !
+ acres of orange land near the
4 town of Delano, on the Porter !
i. Vile branch of the Southern Pa
+ cific railroad for a total consid- :
+ Grafton of s155,O00. 1t is the pur- !
+ pose of the purchasers to estab- J
+ lish a townsite on the acreage I
+ within seven miles of Delano.
+ During the past week the syn J
+ dictate through Holster & Elliott !
+ negotiated deal by which 1910
i acres were secured. H. o. Mar J
i tin, William Gregory and J. E.. !
4 Staininger, represented by M. L. !
+ Carter of the McKenzie-Carter I
+ company and Lockhart & Son, !
+ were the parties who bought the
+ property to complete the 1000
i acres in the orange and townsite
i tract.
i @**#*##+*****+**+ i
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1910-10-23
HALF MILLION DOLLARS
INVOLVED IN 25-YEAR
LEASE ON BROADWAY LOT

+ The Isaac Brothers now control +
i. 1870 feet frontage in the west side +
+ of Broadway, between Seventh +
+ and Eighth streets. =
+ During the past week the firm i
+ through their agents, R. A. Row :
i an 81 Co., secured a twenty-five !
i year lease on the Barrow-French =
!. lot, .60x150 feet, for a consideration !
i approximating 100000. The lot 4
+ is improved with one-story build !
+ ings. 1t will be improved in the I
= near future by a modern struc- I
+ ture. The frontage in the Broad !
\ way block, between Seventh and +
= Eighth streets, is regarded as +
j among the most valuable on :
\. Broadway. =
!. The Isaacs Bros. seem to get /
4 eossession of much of the best 4
4 business property in the city. !
4 i + + 4 + + + + + 4 4. !. + i + + + +
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1910-10-23
SEVEN HOME LOTS SOLD
AND RESIDENCES ERECTED

The J. M. Oswald company, owners
of the tract, report that ten new build
ings have been started in Manchester
Heights No. 2, located on the south
west corner of Manchester and Yer
mont avenues. They also report that
seven lots were sold last week to the
following purchasers:
To Ernest A. Stoll, 5ox1S5 feet on
Seventy seventh street, near Budlong,
S475; Miss Elizabeth Sullivan, two lots,
80x135 feet, on Seventy eighth street,
between Budlong and Normandie ave-
nues, for $500; A. Nelson, 40x135 feet.
on Seventy eighth street, near Nor
mandie avenue. $500: Edna w Davies.
40x135 feet, on Seventy-eighth street.
between BudIong and Normandie ave-
nues, $500; Mrs. Julia Simons, 50x13o
feet, on the corner of Seventy ninth
street and Budlong avenue. $525.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1910-10-23
OCTOBER LEADER
IN BUILDING DATA
Month Will Break All 1910 Rec
ordS in the Valuation of
Improvements
TOTAL MAY REACH 100000
Applications Filed for Two Big
Buildings to Cost About
100000
TOTAL MAY REACH 100000

Inside information furnished The
Herald indicates that the value of the
building permits for the full month of
October will total nearly $1,800,0O0 in
stead of $1,5OO,OOO, as had been pre-
dicted. The corrected total for twenty
one days of the month is $1,214,979, as
compared with $S66,476 for the same
period in 1909.
Applications are now on file in the
office of the chief inspector for two
permits involving nearly $500,0OO, which
with minor permits to be issued may
run the total for October nearer $1,000
600 than $1,SOO.000. The two big per
mits alluded to are for the county
building and the modern structure on
the southwest corner of Broadway and
Second street, to be erected by the
Broadway Investment company.
Permits issued to October Il total
7O5, valuation $1,214.979. One of the
permits granted was for the Osteo-
pathic hospital. four stories, reinforced
concrete, on the corner of Bixel and
Orange streets, to cost 100000 and 1872
permits issued were for new homes to
cost $622.171.
FIGURES FOR OCTOBER
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1910-10-23
FTGUREs FOR OCTOBER

Following is the official tabulation
from the building department October
/ to October 81, inclusiVe:
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1910-10-23
RIVERSIDE ESTATE SALES
FOR WEEK TOTAL $29,925

Sales of the West Riverside estate
for the past week total $2s,S25, as
follows:
r. r. Groves. through Ellie Veach
of Corona, bought lot 6, block 8. Pur-
chase price $11.550.
p. E. Wheeler, through Mr.. Meeks
of the Western Realty and Investment
company, bought lots II and IL, block
/; $12,187.50.
H. Gogin. from the company, lot J.,
block 3; S50S75Q,
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1910-10-23
MINNESOTA WOMAN WILL .
BUILD HOME AT ALTADENA

Sales for the past week in the Surru-
rier tract, Altadena, were as follows:
Lots A, As and 46, to Fannie Anthony,
Charles David Anthony and Sarah
Anthony of Hollywood. They intend
to erect at once a residence to cost
over $1,000 for their home.
Lots AZ, 40 and so. to Julie A. Ken
needy of Fairmont, MINI. Both of these
sales were made by the Otterson Realty
company of Altadena.
Recent sales include: Lot AZ, to Miss
NJ. Klaniecka and lot IL to Mrs. Grace
S. Colby of Pasadena.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1910-10-23
APARTMENT SITE SOLD

Mrs Annie P. White has sold to r.
C. Beach of Ocean Parksher residence
at 1926 Eden avenue. improved with
an eight-room. two-story modern
house on lot 50x140 feet to alley, for
$1,000, Mrs. White taking in part pay
ment a modern six-room bungalow on
Waldo street. Ocean Park, valued at
$4,000 cash. The G.. H. Beach company
represented the buyer, Harry L. Hook
the SELLER
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1910-10-23
100000 SUGAR BEET
FACTORY AT ANAHEIM

The contract for the sugar factory
and annex. to cost $4,000, to be erected
at Anaheim, has been let. Mr.. Steiser-
valid, one of the promoters of the enter
prise, has lately returned from Europe
with sixty tons OF beet seed. 1t is ex-
pected that 300 men will find employ
ment at the factory after 1t is in ope-
ration.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1910-10-23
pAIn. s45.ooo EoR ORCHARD

Mrs. H. B. Wing of Glendale has paid
to II. e. Bartlett $4,000 for 42-acre
citrus orchard in the "long orchard, :"
established in the San Fernando val
ley by George x. Porter fourteen years
ago. C. q. Hubbard negotiated the
sale,
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1910-01-28

| Mrs. r. d.. Knight. who has been
visiting here returned to her home at
Needmore yesterday.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1910-01-28
COMMERCIAL CLUB
HOLDS MEETING
Enthusiastic Meeting Held Last Night
Railroad Bonus Was Con-
sldered.

The regular meeting Of the Com
mercial club was held last night with
a fair attendance. More town boost
ers than large property owners were
in attendance as usual. The railroad
bonus was swelled by reports from
members who went out yesterday and
secured many bonus notes. Saturday
night there will be another mass
meeting. The bonus is going to be
raised and the railroad will be built is
the general sentiment There are few
who openly refuse to contribute and
the town seems to be thoroughly
awake to the importance of the situa-
tion. ~
Those who have not signed notes for
this road should not delay An east
and west road from Denver to Mem
phis passing through Chelsea and
Adair or Big Cabin would make it
mighty rich. .
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1910-01-28
PARIS FLOODS
GROW WORSE
Conditions in aris Pitlful And Terri
fying-6uslness is Practically
Suspended.
|By Associated Press.

By Associated Press.
Paris, Jan. 2S, = When the day
broke over Paris and the submerged
provinces surrounding, the prospect
was cheerless A heavy rain set in
and a brisk breeze from the north
served to drive the flood to points
heretofore untouched The boiling
waters of the Seine are still rising
at noon today at the rate of an inch
and quarter an hour. Everywhere
the situation is appreciably worse
than it was yesterday.
Today's papers are filled with pages
of the pitiful and terrifying details.
A war could hardly play more havoc.
A "city of light" has become city of
slime, filled with muddy waters. Busi-
ness is at a standstill and the hotels
are crowded with persons who have
fed from the inundated districts, Red
Cross ambulances go changing through
the streets and soldiers are replacing
the police for sentinel duty and giving
the city an appearance of being in a
state of seige.
Fear that pestiIence will start in
the wake of the flood is great, The de-
vastation has now penetrated the very
heart of Paris. The Georgian river and
sewers underneath the city are liter
ally blowing up the streets while an
area of surface overflowed by the
waters of the Seine, had been doubled
today,
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1910-01-28
DUNN OUT OF RACE
FOR GOVERNOR
Chief Justice Makes Final Announce.
ment-Will Not Run For
Governor.

Several months ago number of
my friends asked me to consider the
proposition of resigning as member
of the supreme court for the purpose
of running for the position of COVER
nor Of the state AT that time | said
to them privately and later through
the press announced that / should be
a candidate to succeed myself in my
present position and would not be
candidate for governor. This state
ment evidently was not deemed final
and number of my newspaper and
other friends over the state insisted
that ] reconsider my earlier conclusion
and take time to do this to the end
that | might conclude to enter the
contest now desire to say that thus
prompted, ! have given the matter
most careful thought during all of
the time, and am unable to come to
different conclusion than that first
announced 81
am not unmindful but deeply sensi-
BILE and grateful for the compliment
paid me in the suggestion of my fit
ness for the exalted station mention
ed, but having only Just attained the
position which has been the ambition
OF my life, I-submit to the candor of
all that the most casual prudence
would not warrant its immediate vol
untary relinquishment to enter con-
test for a position to which | do not
now and never have aspired
Most sincerely,
JESSE j. DUNN.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1910-01-28


Indian affairs to retain the reserva-
ton and buildings and convert them
into government experiment sta
ton. No better place in the country
could be found for this purpose, it
has the land, buildings and largely
the equipment to conduct such a sta
tion. No one disputes that an expert
mental station conducted by the fed
eral government at Chilocco would
prove a great thing for all of the
great southwest. Such an institution
is needed in this section. An earnest
effort is to be made by business men
here to secure this result, and every
one in this section hopes that the ef-
fort will be successful. Blackwell,
Okla, it is understood, will join Ar
kansas City in this movement, also
protesting against the maintenance OF
an asylum there. s8