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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-03-29
APPROPRIATIONS
HOLD OVER
Children's Home Society Sc
cures Decision Which is Of
Interest to Many Institu-
tiOns.

charitable aud oth,r institutions
which received appropriations from
tho las, Legislature viii Boz, Interested
"a "a Decision follow Ing uu action loo
against r.inrin' aud-
ltur brought hy NJ o. Hickey 1uo.
uoy 10 settle TIA, question as Ga
whether uu appropriation of 1000
Tor th, children lloW. surioty made
by that Legislature nr the aNt'-fitsi
and sixty second fiscal wears was aIso
90 bo available for on, siVtv-thWd tls-
.al year under the statehood enabling
act aud the territorial law
The count rendered 10 decision Ina
favor of the society Tia territorial
law .s that WGerc thc legislature fails
to meet IA, appropriation continue
ia forg'.
Tho appropriation for this sooior
was fur tho purpose OF receiving
home and not Tor maintenance.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-03-29
MOTORISTS Are
IN THE CITY
John r. Zones and Party Ar
rive at 3 O'Clock, Followed
Closely BY Detroit Men; All
En- Route to Coast.

Travelling IN biz foriy-iyc horse.
power Packard Thirty "a route
from Denver 80 Loa Angeles John X
Funcs. The automobile globe trOiter
OF California. arrived in Alhuqner
que al 3 O'Clock this afternoon Mr.
Zones lett Santa r. nj ~ o'clock this
morning, tools a number o. pictures
on the way ANA stopped g. minutes an
l}ornalilo for luncheon Ia Mr. Foncs'
party are Nh Fon"s aud Mis- quinn
The latter of Montreal, Canada.
closely following th, Fouos car
came Harry \ciN and Jack Muhr
hardt of Detroit Mich. driving pow.
"rlul Warron. Dcuuit car Tho War
ron Dcuot followed the lead tateu
by Nj Zones Ia his Packard 10th
parties nrr ca route GO los Angrios
Nj foncs started from Denver. aud
The other car began lis Trip "a De.
troit
M Zones said tho' ho would not
give anything iur ihc pleasure he mad
ON The uIp nom Denver To- Alnu'
qutrquo
would advise every moturist TO
make The irip.' said Mr. Zones 4
have mo. with splendid yuld, an the
way with the exception OF the road
between l.ds Vegas and Santa Fo
which isn't anything extra The
road frum Santa =, to Albuauw Que
is al right a. is indicated bN the
time SO made on the uip today |
fear thal Nj Wostgard overlooked
placins signs along the road rom
Denver 10 Albuquerque a. hc prom.
Used TO do on his trip with tAc motor
truck only saw three WDstgard
signs on he entire "trip
Mr. Zones is hi own chauffeur and
m,chauician ana is travelling about
the country fot pleasure. stopping al
various points OF interest The Foucs
party viii remain IN Albuquerque
guests u M, Alyarado hotel unlil
Sai Wday From here they viii go 10
the pnrrihed forest and the Grand
canyon. following The Santa Fo an
the WAY.
The Waren.Dctyoit car will also
make stop OF couple of DAYS here.
Mr. Nelly rs an expert motor man.
while Nj Mohardt is q newspaper
writer
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-03-29
P. J. JOHNSON, Agent.
TEACH CHILD TO LOVE
NATURE SAYS EDUCATOR


Kansas Citv. Ma. March -
would gladly give my consent to taxi
ing chilj of mine from the school
room tor on. hour doy. though hc
Doe another year getting into hieh
school. if hy sacrificing that hour hc
uf plant IifH' declared Professor H.
s. Walter 60 uu audience az vcst Side
residents ut tine Franklin school.
Fourteenth street and Washington
nv,nu.. las, night
Professor Waiter is principal Of the
k'nsusiou school. and his address
was gpDu the Initiation OF Dr - u.
iukh"U superintendent of mo vcw
district of the board of public VOL
fir.. TIA. meeting Was tlp SECOND oft
Its KIND the purpose being 90 discuss
plans hF which some or the uusighry
vacant bots and alleys OF thar disuIct
might oe .h1upDl into vegetable and
Flower gardens and lll of the alleys
','r.d of proeIug uisr.
prufrs.n' Wst.r -ui THAT u nIs
opinion ..IE u,opi. N,rc allowing
themselves t1 g,t COO FAN AVA, from
90. snl ud tH.r .hf~ could Doc oy,r-
HHW, hy l,ltus ,h, children ut,r-
"st.l ~. mH declared thar th. .hl
wanted 4" u up ul had L,~Irr
in N'rH u .1, -uU when results v.r.
obtained lN photographs ukru Iu
'l't.'Hud. o.. Ur showed tuit Onu-
Iclr HJi boon Wrought bee mrrat
appearance and oftpn financial Gain.
made hN interesting children bon Jh,
I'D .fI 80
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-03-29
MORE OIL FOUND
AT TUCUMCARI
Several Locations Are Made
in the Bad Lands Country
Where Company is to Be
Formed.

Tucumcarl, y. NJ. March Am
other ul nId hl- been discovered
east ot this city Th. md Us what
is called uv Rad Lands, siNt,cu miles
ont uu tn line of thp Tu.umcarI-
Memphis. J. " Laving has been
continually prospecting in j1c district
foo. 'hr past six months and recently
ho and ] " Campbell of this citN
have mHie half dozen Locations.
Arc"rdWg 90 Mr.. LdWiug's cNpioitl-
tnus of DO, locality "a, uil indications
cove, s.for1l hundred acres ut land
ana exist u a ltkc of comparatively
shallow depth under th, surface MI
t.aNing is scientist and h1 made
a. llurough study uf tho sociology eff
IN" country and has carefully tnalN-
zod the oil bearing rock ino SOIL In
the vicinity of the discovery lud is
convinced that tho ana Doe has been
seeking is now located hy himself
aud Nj. CampoclI
Thoy cl.lm Co have proofs IN sup
port ut their statements ihat viii cou-
Vince the MOST skeptcdl Anyone
sufficiently Interested win hr shown
the proposition. They propose 90 or.
gani2c a stock company of Tucumcar
men and drlll a well on the tract. and
develop the held, Num,r-
Gus parties has signincd their will
ingncss to take some of the stock
Tho work of organizing viii be pushed
at once. II Is needless ia say what the
development uf a rich OH field this
mean To Tucumcari would mean to this
city
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-03-29

chicago. March "a. cattle. Hr-
.ripts 10000. market weak to 600.
lower. h,,t,.. S5.25HG.9o, Texas
stcrts stsu"t.55; Western st,,rs
50 tjd5.Na. stockcfs ANA feeders
sl.n"a t.NU. COWS and hc'f,rs. Sl.5,H
G.Hu. calves. k5.0usi61s.
Hogs ii..,Ipts 10000. markr.
slow. Hai steady, urht S6.S51 ago.
miN,d So l,0,.U-. heavy. So 3u1
GNa. 'uush. S6ao0G good t,
choice. H,a.y. SG.5oftGN5. pigs. $500
t' ego. Dulk oI -ulre. S6GUnG>5.
Sheep Receipts 2..o00. market ia
20 l'r lower. native 5000 ~ t.5U.
western. t3.,iH5 Nulinps. 81 200
d..tU. native lambs. S..op1t. t..
Western Nmhf. xs.IaUGIr
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-03-29
DUTCH FARMERS
in SEARCH OF
LAND IN WEST
-Four Hundred of Them Come
Over on One Steamer Be
cause Holland is Held BY
Rich Land Owners Now.

New YoJN March 30 The Holland.
Amouka iuc' NooIdlm brought IN
from Rotterdam .cceurIN in her second
cabin si0u.Ouu and 10 Wus an intact
when she dorkod I'M llulokon II
there were any steam hIp robbers on
board lhcN would has, found % ann
cult 10 gel hold ol iho n.t enm Ton the
money was guarded hN SOME lour hun.
dred husky Dutch folh. who have come
here 10 buy farms ln thy west ono of
The n"wcom,rs explained 'huI he
farms in Holland ana friDsnui mai
come PRACTICAL, into control of a few
wealthy men and that The aJm'r had
hll' opportunity to On The soil lnd
make a profit.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-03-29
The Markets

Hay Kansas. per ton. $500; OK.
lahoma. $3.50. native. sii.OO; erams.
$500. Rio Puorco. $500. alfalfa
$500.
Grauu-Corn.pc cwt.. $40: wheat
S20o, white bran. t1.7i. red bran
NiiO; Colorado oats, $500. Nebraska
oats. 'i75, native. si.e5. barley, p'r
'0-lb, sack. tig5
staples Flour. pcr s5.lb. sack, pa
a e5c; sugar. per cwt.. SOu6.0O
- lbs for 81 90. lard. lhc: rice. i5c,
hominN 1-ic. native beans. Sc; navy
beans. &c.
Eggs and Produce Ranch eggs PET
dozen. ioc. Kansas ,gVs. soc. New
Mexico eggs. 3jr: butter. per ~
32iac; honey per comb. f2ibdi5c.
honey. per jar strained, Zoe. cheese
2jn SOC.
Nuts pcr 49,. 25c. peanuts. isc;
fancy roasted. 20c.
Fruits Apples, per box. lgo5a
500, apples, per No. Si-3c. layer
raisins, zoe, fig. iie, imported. 25c:
dates. l5c; cutrauts, l2iar. Cittou.
SOC. bananas, per doz.. 2jo. Grams. Z.
per doz. 2i1 iUc; lemons. a1D. rrap,
fruit. duz 81 30. cocoanuts, each. SOC.
stru wbcrr,cs. box. Csc
N,Rctahlce--p Potatoes. per cw'
ti.N5f,2Oo, onions. green. bunch..
For 'e: dry onions. per 10. Be-. bo''s
Be; iurn!ps. &C.,; radishcs. bunch hes
for o., carrots. ac; lettuce. 1unchc.
for Toe; lettuce. per head. Toe; caul.
irowcr per H.. l2ilc; cabbage. &c..
squash ic. pumpkins, &C.; sweet pc.
tdtoes. 6 l-ic.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-03-29

ktn~J. CITY March 30 rattl'.
Receipts Nooo. including 400 south
rrns. market steady 10 voak uauv,
steers tiium6.1i. southern steers,
80 >6n '.eo; southern COWS aud ncit-
,ra. st.-j~ S.2a; native COWS and hcif-
cts. s3idf,G.ei, -toDkors ANA feeders.
St.o"N6.on. bulls sl.oUm .11. calves.
i.uufi 40. Western steers. H1.H0Ff
= %: western CONS, H3.-5u 1888.
Hogs Receipts l5.puu. market
steady 90 weak bulk ot sales. sG.t5n
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-03-29
ITS ARMY gspELs A SLAYER
Baron vinoenzo Palermo. Who Killed
a Princess. Loses His Commits.
sion in Italy.

Rome. March 80 Lieut. Baron Vim.
conzo Palermo who murdered Princess
Giula Trgona di SAINT Ella lady IN
waiting 10 Queen Helena, has been
expelled from the Italian army,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-03-29
FOR SAIL

Modern six-roonl u,v pressed brick
.otiue, ia tth ward .ioer ~. Corner
Dot 5ovl:o. with lawn shade and
walks IN elegant homo ou easy
terms
Two very desirable residence lots
rn West Tiicras ami central Avrs
ust opposite HONEYMOON Row, az u
ser. reasonable price.
Good sN-room Dutta1. within ON"
block of Central Ave. Boo Highlands
CORNER lot iux150. Ea-. terms
\ fIv'-r room mod,ru brick cottage
Boa Highlands. one block 1om rontrnli
s..nu. ON easy terms
FOR RENT
$500 Throo-ruuw cottage. TN
ward splendid condition
S3t.Uo Fiyc-room modoru furnish
cd ,nttugo boo ith ward with lawn
uuit tr,rs. barn aud cellar
Sit.uH SiN-room mod'ru. elegantly
furnished home with Fireplace. polish
td Iuu'-, screen porch ote.. in 3rd
ward pu car line. Lease GO the right
party for year or more.
SIS 500 Four-rooW modern brick
house, three blocks irom postofficc ON
Fourth So This Includes city water.
JOIN VI MOORE REALTY 60.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-03-29

stella George said he admired my
wrapt oXpr, sslon IN church.
Hrlll Planning your Easter
clothes New YORK sun
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-03-29

The Debtor Wen. old man. I'm po-
ing To marry q rich widow next week.
The Creditor ind'od' Wen an
conera,ulate me. old chap Toledo
Blade.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-03-29

H sol. heavy. S6.''"'.' and
..t.n,r.. tG.6eu e..'. . tt.,trt
Sheen Receipts natk,t
,una muttrns. Huue.
.Iu4tG.io. ted n.f..i .UI I.ar-
u1.. Xt2aUb.Na, I.I ...ru ,N,s.
NH.,a.tN.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-03-29

$4,000 p.r0um 2.ttorv brick. mod
cru highland. CLOSE W; easy forms
s235o--i-ru.m brick modern, Well
huilt Fourth nI.i near ear line.
t3650- b-r..u uriok. modern. hot
water heat corner Tot, on ear line,
$500 cash. balance per cent.
SHn0 --t-f0um frnme. large lot,
good hauc near hops. easy terms.
$1,000 l-r.Hw bungalow, modern,
furnace. NUfth TV,lfh street.
f2100--t room frame. modern, hot
water heat lot i00Nli2. shade ana
fruit trees. good uthuildligs
$1,000 iuom brick, bath. etc ,
south Nrn1 street. easy terms
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-03-29
HASKELL CASE ON DOCKET
Federal Court viii Convene az
Oklahoma City Tomorrow

Oklahoma CITY March % Onc or
M cases ser for hearing IN The United
states district court which convened
her" Mondav. ls the s25.0nn damagr
ui' OF Scott MCRoynolds against tor.
NOR Governor Haskell While WORKING
for ihc Hearst syndicate. papers bo.
longiry Co NcRoNnolis were seized IN
Guthrio and taken charge of hy tho
governor
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-03-29

% Your wife s.ld $1,000.
COS .n, good yuut sIr. ut.,ll
thI' Woman could mHk. SOM. th.r.
EHuN r. pli out OF urun.. Houston
Post
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-03-29
HOUSES WN>TI1I.

10 r'ut four or Eve room
nous, Ia good lpca'in". place with
shade preferred, Address. W. r.
care Herald, ~
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-03-29

LOST Brown Worlcn blanket with
stripes on ends. probably on Nortn
sixth. Please return Co g1' y 18th
%. D.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-03-29

sante Fe Avenue ane South Four'h
st; 10000 square fec n u'-W
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-03-29
\LruQt ERouE FOUNDRY
AND MACHINE WORK

Machine Repairs Promptly Made
IRON and Brass CASTINGS
- nunerune New Mexico
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-03-29
HOUSES ron SALE.

fpINb--ln Pastimr thontor. bag
containing icWclry owner can
have same by calling az Pastime the
"trr proving property aud paying fpr
this al
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1911-11-24

Engraved Christmas and visiting
cards at Sentinel office. Order now.
Mrs. D. D. Pattison of Oakland is
visiting her sister, Mrs. V. R. Pattison, |
on Main-st.
FOX RENT-Six-room house, corner
Church and Third-sts. For particulars
apply to Ii. W. Hamrick or Mrs. M. E.
McCord. 24novtf
Mrs. R. A. Street, accompanied by
her little son, of Memphis, is q guest
OF her sister, Mrs. S. Claude Hall, in
Grenada.
Tallahatchie Herald: Miss Christine
Allen and Mrs. S. A. Weir of Grenada
are visiting their sister, Mrs. Phil Ad-
ans, four miles north of town.
H.. }: Gordon of Memphis was in
Grenada the latter part of last week
and while here called and left a pleas
ing reminder at the Sentinel office.
Mr.. ]. N. trovine, wife and three
little boys, of a Coles Creek, spent
several days this week with Mrs. c. C.
Provlne and family heal Grenada.
The Sentinel is requested to state
that the Kew. D.. ID. Wroten will preach
at lie Plant Sunday morning and
night, for the last time before going to
conference.
For pains in the side OF chest dampen
a piece Of flannel with ~Chamberlain's
Llniment and bind it on wei the seat
OF pain. There is nothing better. For
sale by all dealers.
If you've always planned that
time you'd W a watch or a certain
kind of clock that you could like-come
IN and let us show you one of that de-
scrlption. A. Weller & Co.,
27oct Grenada Miss.
In damp, chilly weather there is al
ways a large demand for BALLARD'S
SNOW IMMINENT because many peo-
pie who know by experience its great
! relieving power in rheumatic aches and
pains, prepare to apply it at the first
twinge. Price rs, SOC and 81 per bot
tie; sold at End Class Drug Store.
The always acceptable gift "a watch
or a clock. This assumes, of course
that the watch or the clock is some
: thing more than a dependable time
piece. 1t may be a work of art-ar
: aesthetic delight, and still not be too
j expensive. We can meet your wishel
in this line. A. Weller & Co.
rUnCW WANTED at once. 5000
.I >estates seeking claimants
u 1lA1NOYou NAV be one. Factf II
booklet N5. send STAMP
International Claim Agency, Pittsburp
Pa. i0nOv12t
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1911-11-24

show at the Past'ms Theatre
r. saDin Co. what their
ueaf. ord
g Store ,od.k
p SssTnsp tbt studio.
.,tlery- vour knife wants
y md sSt Glass Drug Store
u,bo is too busy to read
Ia nan busy Snsy to buy-wisely.
.,.cb came from W. E..
|sSslr ya store Grenada Miss
B. Hofa has t M;sse VERY Helen lei,
|iouse guests; MISSES
L Leland
c.oam. a sure cure for
y Lay for sale at End Class
hands, 10novtf
re.
!. the pleasant oasis in your
IS 'n' pol;te clerks and at
tour. ioN
lake it So
uo;rston and her niece,
'att na, Of Columbus, are the
!,i sC Of Mrs. ]. T. Thomas.
denrsciation in good jew
|. ~ ssu always get your money
y " VI +. Smith, the jeweier.
g cood breakfasts origi-
q d =, n s' my store. Read my
:.s = column, see what l offer.
Ptner H. X. Barwick.
o swell line Of picture
We nd are prepared to frame
d any kind and SIZE At camp
ndio.
.,.,o Grant and wife have .
y their home. He arrived
y. and Mrs. Grant are &C.
MA mart Of residence Of DR..
.~s,rnt,on record speaks for
w. nut in prescriptions just
ordered by the doctor. Snd
tug Store. y
EALE-Kingery popcorn ma,
rood order; cost s175; will sell
ash, Apply to ~.
hex Of jewelry is new; it was
lstter selected and never more
Come now and get the pick.
W. E. Smith.
hung Ladies' Guild Of the Pres
church will meet with the
Cook Monday afternoon at !
All members are requested Il
nt
Eatman has discovered q rem
will cure cancer in the pr
lqe and all skin affections suci
IA, teter, ring worm, itch and al
sores. AV-'-Aoe'
not believe there is any othel
so good for whooping cougl
nberlain's Cough Remedy
Mrs. Francis Turpin, junction
Fegon. This remedy is also un
d for colds and Group. Solt
ealers.
~. ". Mitchell will preach hi
sermon at the Methods
Sunday morning at II O'Clock
Mr.. Mitchell's fourth year i
and according to the law o
|rch he can remain here n
that ache, muscles that ar
+ contracted, should be treate
LIZARDS SNOW
ktrates to the spot where it ]
and relieves suffering. Pric
and 81 per bottle. Sod b
S Drug Store.
Bness is due to a disordered cor
the stomach. Chamberlain
are essentially a stomach mec
tended especially to act on tina
b cleanse it, strengthen it. ton
gorate it; to regulate the live
)anish biliousness positively an
ply. Sold by all dealers.
are few jewelry dealers IN tn
bat buy in as large quantitie
do. Our stores at Grenad,
pod and Charleston enable US |
ces in buying that we alway
customers the benefit of.
at our store will convince yC
fauty. A. Weller & Co.
family that has children is Ii
eaye Group; invariably at nigh
ELARD'S FOREGROUND 81
kept in the house, it saves g
the medicine at an inconveI
pc and checks the attack vel
y. Price rs, SOC and 81 p,
Sold by Second Class DR.
:. J. W. Willis and Ira T. M
have returned from their tr
oil weevil district in Louisian
as noted in the Sentinel of Ia
These gentlemen have still fl
lll1ed themselves for what 4
OF Grenada county need just
pertains Stomach and Liv
% not sicken or grippe, q
aken with perfect safety
delicate woman or a you
Inc old and feeble will also Fl
most suitable rem edy for q
strengthening their weaken
and for regulating the DO
S9lo hty oil 1---
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1911-11-24

Mr.. C. H. tLickfold,
Grenada, Mi isis 3 ppi, U. S. A.
Dear Sir:
Having noticed your Advert ii sement in the Sent incl,
a newspaper Of your city Will ch we have several times
CHANGED to u across this year, and being curious TO on
something bought in your state, have concluded to SEND
you a n order for my wife and daughters for a Christmas
present. The Sentinel states that you can be relied
upon tt do exctly what you say" and that your record in
Grenada has proven that you stand behind every guarantee
you make in making a sale." am going TO try you and
see if this il true. I am enclosing herewith New York
exchange for $500 90, for viii CHI please send m e the
following:
l Diamond Ring a about S24o 90. ne carat stone.
Lavalliere at about S25. 90.
Solid Silver Mesh Bag Purse. will leave the selec-
tion TO you and would be pleased to have above named ar
ticles here by December 18th. Ship by express via New
York City.
This order is left entirely to your honor and judg-
ment and if filled satisfactorily, I promise you some
orders from others.
Very respectfully,
M~Mn@ JMH@>y
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1911-11-24
An Order For JeWelry
From Panama Canal
~

Chrlstobal Canal Zone, Dock 10
November IL, 1911.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1911-11-24

Frank Mercer, a colored man, IN
snector for the Mississippi Beneflcia
Insurance Co., an organization for tn
colored race, was in Grenada this weei
and made a business call at this once
The Sentinel can say Of this man tina
he Il exceptionally intelligent and has
world of GOOD common sense, II n
Il not thoroughly honest, he deceiyeA
h;s looks. He has had no inconsider
shla experience in insurance affair
and would appear to be admirably
equipped for his duties, James >
Pr;ce' district superintendent, has a
once here and the Sentinel gladly com
mands him to all colored people wn
are interested in life or industrial III
] surance.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1911-05-24
THIS NEGRO FOR
GENERAL WELFARE
E c. FRANKLIN, COLOREO AT
TORNEY OF THIS CITY, PREACH
ING GOSPEL OF DEMOCRACY.

The daily O6.ahoman a''udes, HI
morning, editorially to the negf1
democratic national convention that
convened at indianapolis, Ind, on the
17th inst, and among other things
SAYS
"Intel,igent negroes have discover
ed that the party which labors for
the general welfare of the people
means more to them than the par =
that coddleS them solely for their
votes
n. {. Franklin. negro oi this
city. has beeR preaching just such
GOSPEL as this 20 his TaopIe for
the last four years. -Four years ago
be- Nro.e a little booklet entitled
How thc ColOress Man Should Vote,
tAas vas t,sim. fH,i Of common sense
and soOd, Wholesome advice for his
seopse. This Bttle pamphle, was scat
tefsd broadcast throughout the state
and nation among his people and
sc9psin anoes. Maybe his efforts ar1
boring fruits in the form of such
NEE ines. and that his lonely en-
deavors were as bread cast upon
the waters.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1911-05-24

Honey Bee gives perfect satisfac'
ton for bread. biscuit or pastry
Felker sells H.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1911-05-24

All white and eolorsd parssoIs a
i-3 off.
THE WHITE HOUSE.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1911-05-24
New Addition 70 Ardmore.

sobs IInl contains l9l lots. situated
h. north part OF town. in two blocks
OF street car line This addition is
fjc sale cheap. II taken within 30
lays II purchaser does not double
ois money in IL months at the price
'lis addition is offered. then he is no
hustler. Title perfect owner Is aw-
fui anxious TO sell for reasons OF his
S1n. and good terms can be had.
See W p. POLAND. Agt.
1e-6
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1911-05-24
Wichita Falls.

Summary-Innings pitched by Nc
Whirter !, by Tanner S; runs made oil
McWhirter 3, Off Tanner > hits appor.
toned. McWhirter I. Tanner 6: two.
base hits Griffin, Tanning Wither-
S oou three-base hits, Guthrie. \.
Nay!or. Tanning: home runs, Wither-
spoon, Clark. stolen bases, Wichita 4;
Sacrifice hits Wichita .: struck out.
ay McWhir'er l, by Tanner /. by Baty
:. bases on balls. by McWhirter .;
la''ers hit by Baty ] first base on
errors, Wichita 9. Cleburne ., left on
bases. Wichita {, Cleburne G; double
plays Wichita .; passed balls, by Fan
min Umpire, Pokornev. Time Of
game. hour and 81 minutes.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1911-05-24

All white and colored parasols a
1-2 of.
THE WHITE HOUSE.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1911-05-24

FOR RENT-American Hotel. y block
from depot, on Main ST. Must rent
at once, as I wish 70 leave city 10
accept work elsewhere. ". ]. Car
ter. 24s
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1911-05-24

C. Boone Taliaferro for dining room
pictures, marriage and memorial Gel.
tificates, notices, mat board, picture
moulding, glass and other art sup
plies. liI