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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-01-13

CHOSEN BY
Thee. OFC.
Seventeen Good Boosters
Named-EIeCt Pres.
Next Week.
+44+44444444+4 ,

+ Banks and Loans Ed +. Johns. +
+ Clothing and shoes-L. L. =
4 Bryan. +
= Coal and Feed j. S. Brown +
+ Contractors and Plumbers % =
= S. Penny. ;
+ Drugs and Jewelry-H. J. +
+ Br0Nnson. +
E Dry GoodsE e. Dugan +
= Furniture. e. Schow. +
+ Hardware-A. S. Gnkey. i
= Groceries-W w. Clark. =
= Insurance and Real Estate-A. =
T. b. Cochran. r
= Jobbers-E. w. Shannon. 4
= Labor--A. +. Book. +
= AIanufacturers-Hal Thompson. >
+ Professional -Reford Bond. +
= MlscelIaneous-J. y. chastain, T.
= J. B. Sparks, b. b. Bridges. >
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-01-13
WE ASK YOU
To examine statement of condition People who
their money to bank, should know something of its inan
cial strength
ANALYzED STATEMENT OF CONDITION OF
THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK
Chickasha Oklahoma.
AT the Close Of Business January Z. 1911
WE ASK you

Chickasha, Oklahoma.
AT the Close Of Business January I. 1911


ASSETS.
This the Of money nave leaned out on interest
This Is NE amount Of money We have Invested IN stocks
slate and district warrants also carried
books at par value
This + ae taa amount our customers have checked out
above ihe amount standing 70 their credit we dislike an
oedraf account and in ordinary business transactions do
u s soods to 'is Secure Circulation ...... 100000
This the amount Of money We have invested in United
are in circulation for iRe amount oo
This i he amount oi money in
States bonds 70 secure United States deposit which We
al
Cash with u s. Treasurer + -. .............. eoo2oo
the win the
United States Treasurer redeem mutiatod bank
when forwarded the United Treasury
This is the amount we ii
Banks Il ........... sss4tess
York Chicago st. Louis and Kansas City. This, plus the
amount Of actual cash on hand is the amount of avail
a0s e~u
Total Assets .... s2sos2s27
LIABILITIES.
This Is divided into two thousand shares Of sioc 90 each
Is nuly paid by the stockholders of this bank
This represents that portion Of earnings or profits from
the business which has bel setout additional working
security
This is the amount o profits have on az
paying all our running expenses to date
This Il the national bank notes this bank consisting Of
hfy and hundred dollar bills now in
Individual Deposits ........... ........... 57o74isa
This is amount have deposited With
subject to check
Deposits 2ss29475
deposited
Deposits ............... ......s., 100000
this bank
Total LIABILITIES ........... srasos25u
above statement i correct
7. T. JOHNSON Cashier
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-01-13

This Bank 1OilL be pleased to recetve Gc.
counts and offers the Uery best services.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-23
UNION PRINTERS HOME.
Further Development Advocated ny
Printers International President.

The volume containing the reports
of the officers of the International
Typographical union Tor the fiscal
year ending with May. at l9il Is just
lum the rrohs 4 sid'u, / ,uCh has
this To say as 10 The Union Prin'eyS
Home that magnificent institution al
Colorado Springa erected MAJ min.
tained by the International Typo
graphical union
Reference go the report of me
lCard of trustees Of the Union Prin'
crs home Viii "a 1ho clear the natuIo
uf the improvements that have been
made 30 the institution DINING th" tia.
cal year The partial comple ION ~
the library addition hv me rov ION ~
the Two nddltlunal stories, NOT iuolud.
ing the interior finish mns over the
fiscal year and well into July The
boiler house was considerable enlars
cd. two ncN boilers installed. and
commodi0us. sanitary and pleasant
Qartors provided lor lhc malo en-.
Move In The second story OF tho heat
lug plant and laundry building, aud
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-23

and Worlimont chat VIII install u.u
their systems energy and ambition
and add 90 their year. oft u-'Wjupss
% This project is over Wade elective
turu there Will ui necessity have 40
Doe am increase lu the ppI capita toI
ih support ui thv homo I0U u Is a.
wclicstJulished lucr chat Tho patients
Gao luo home cost mach more 800 main
tain than thp aged and INDECENT rr~I.
dcuts udcr the plan a- outlines
'ho home fund shoIld bean 0h0 tgat
cling as tenscs OF th, patient tn 1nd
rom the institution Iut 0hIJrvO
.L, cost .uo irntW, Viii hC wal
worth undertaking. and viii luIht
Rebound 90 tBy gloi5 mad public l1uia
ZION of The international Mon lna'
wo VIII Dee compelled tu iar. ness
problem as go the home is. : u..Iu.r.
amply demonstrated u, Ib, facts uaT
have set forth Zoo the VOWS uyJl iu.
fBr 'he number ul aged I'D, .uu,
viii hD oduCoi 90 very few Even
Nith bs changed policy suggested vC
clu sin care for such of lbr 1rrd
aud suuprHuuuatcd ICES may pIr.fl th,
homo l1 tho pension Al th,- WIulUH
there are number ol yaolugI. Boz
thC main building, while fha snnltu.
rum is nearly filled The Union frlIi.
ems home has hcen q gtca, institution
and I predict viii ho sUll "fyAi'I
institution " 10 Is developer alona
the tines thar I have Indicated
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-23
M,KI.s WORN ENsIrn
Albuquerque People Nrc pleased q"
Learn How Il T. nunc.

Irs pretty hard tn attend 90 dudes
WIN q constantly aching m.N
with annoying urinary disorders.
Doau's ktdurE Piils have mad'
work easier.
So thousands have gratefully i's.I-
hcd. They re- for bad hnrk-.
They're for weak kidncys.
Albuquerque people greatly room
mend huans.
-. l.. Brown, as West Gold ave-
uuc, Albuquerque, Sew MtNico. satf.
"On ana on for three or four years
while at work there was % dun
heavy acme through my loius oftou
f,lt sharp twlpgcs when I attempted
leo stoop and more than once was
unable To- strnighten. Reading about
Donn's kidney Pills. I procured % boN
and I soon noticed q marked Improve
mont. Donn's kidney puls removed
nay palms and aches aud also restored
my Kidneys to e. normal condition
For sale hy an dealers. Price Zoo
cents Foster Milourn co. Bunalo,
New york, sole agrnts Dor IA, ruiird
states
Rcmembor the name Deans and
take no other 20
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-23

utho. ANA necessary Improvement
W1do Boo thIs connection The library
aHucN hos been completed. win tHo
exception o' finishing the Interior of
the upper tories Iuu .otal Amount
expended ,pr ihc improvements men
iiunvd has lryu about s1Huu0 4
1Dauuu and ad,guat, institution hats
been furIHgr improved. ASH .u r,y.y
way au effort BIAS been shade to com.
piN VISTA H, Intention oi lhe member.
shin iu oslabl. +n.ug rho Union Print
tls nome 500 fhlf it shall lp uayou
OF rest aud euro Ton ouI aged m.m-
BEERS ana those afflicted with disease.
: haurn hillside has boou converted
INTO garden spot, than which there
Ia none more beautiful u This OUuu
.Ty
Future Of the institution.
Th. time ha arrived. however
Waen tHo uJWc ol the Mon Print
tIs home must he taken into mote
careful consideration the Ola as,
pension policy adopted bE The utpruI
tional ! pugruphIrai union. and 7uC
Cosstul Dee. end ON 'undcH hopes. has
within thr past NcuI affected tao
/ Union Printers hOMc in that Our
aged members are not seeking the
homes bounty In the same degree that
was true prior iu the establishment
at the Old agr pension ON Older
members prefer 10 draw the pension
ana remain az home with hcn
/ friends and relatives They lrr nOt
! now burden ON THEN Nu, and. u
/ many Instances securing aud accept
( ing light employment they arr SELF
! supporting Eventually m ms mde
menl. the old age pension win dopop
ulatC tho main building ut the home
/ which heretofore has been used foi
| the housing of the older residents.
! believe that the home has new aud
/ greater career before it ana that
should and viii hc converted into q
/ printers sanatorlum where all the
| members OF the International Typo
( graphical union afflicted with discas,
OF whatever nature may find HON,
and n possible cure Indeed, ! woul,
/ go further than this and establish az
institution where our members VIII,
are exhausted ana run down by IA,
strenuous requirements 81 tbs con
! posing room of today may resort to-
! a month or two months OF six mont hi
In order 10 build up q shattered nery
uus and physical system 80 that the
may continue M their trade. nsetn
members Oi society nnd supporters q
/ families Those who are blessed viii
sufficient OF this worlds goods yearl!
seek watering places and summer "a
sorts ia order hat there NAV be- ~
cooperation of energy and ambition q
meet The coming or3eals OF the socia
season or business world Why not
then the Union Printer home con
vorted into great snnatorium am
rostcure. whore Onr cnorvatod mem
hers may iind that surcease from TOT
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-23
THOUSANDS OF PEOPLE ARE TO Be
BROUGHT TO ALBUQUERQUE NEXT MAY
BY HIGHLAND LODGE, B. F. F. 8 f.

Although Eight Months Away Firemen Are Planning on a
Big Scale for Gigantic Union Meeting in This City;
Special Train viii Be Run to Grand Canyon of Colo.
RADIO, Santa Fe Being Willing TO Grant Unusually Low
Rate Visitors Will Come From All Over United States.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-23
FURNITURE FACTORY
FOR ROSWELL
One Hundred Thousand Dollar
Concern Is Contemplated for
Valley Town; Labor Day
Celebration.

Ru. we'll IS w. Aug 2s-I uuu
now loo fho making do not Bl boz iuo
m1'c.alizne. Ro we'll viii DO, fU,
center at one OF lho biggest furniture.
factories in tho Yves, m short uun.
.s d, Noiuina Nrvs
N1Jw o. johnson. manager ami a|
n1ra,r In the johnson chair com.
HIuN uf tuiDJrU. vino Is usfrusluiv
spending thirty dat vacation 100 tine
rilt is behind e movement with
CIW. Dnlo, ot U, puoy Furniture
company to Uuf BOO % large factors
u"iua branch o0 uo bie Johnson
Chair company
Talking with him late last might iu
regard 20 the matter. he would
neither affirm HnI DENY thD questions
iu regard to thH out'Oprisr
However he I'D say that mis- com
pan, were .hiuHHg of branching .ui
into th' western cuuuuH. ana should
boswell get another railroad tins
"oHld be- % good point 90 locate
How much would you JuHk 't
would tan" 10 'tnlt q factor, here.
was asked The gentleman
W" would hot think at starring
with less than SlUU.npn said Mr.
Johnson and then went ON to state
lN..'.
he has been talking quietly VITA
ihe business men of the city the past
few DAYS, and today siarts ON % rip
as land To- view the PROSPECTS 60. J"-
81. Humont Ton 10. utm,
VI Johnson Ir e persona intend
a. ' & Tillotso'l register of the
'ano Office whom ho knew Joe Chicago
.''Od years Sgo
/ re. we'll will celebrate Labor pa,.
/ NunuaE september I. win biz 900.
o"' ,cuic at Han nca rarh
AIIdnsrmcnts Ton the celebration
| alc nov well under way by the hus.
! fling members ct local $40. !uued
i.oti Thuud of Carpenters aud Iuiu
or oi America
The usual stiffness of such ucca.
aiuna will ue supputcd by an ia
formal gathering 80 which every body
viii nr welcome
Most O., The laboritps viii take their
families and dinner baskets and
sPoud me day "a. the park. whore the
union viii have Refreshments stand
OF their own. and the program will
occur IN the afternoon, being emily.
'nod with The hes In music
Judge * * scott win Robinson
ana other speakers will discuss tine
topics OF the lay there viii be- an
interesting program at sports 100 fbo
cool ui the evening and of course
| the big cool pool viii ho crowded
with lullv ul.hor|
turho announcements will Ip.
! uulI 100 600. oOu'so
| charlie, Lewis. 2UNo1rlld son oI
NJ V Lewis. who ';yos three mil,s
| rom Roswell who o. Worhur for tho
| BLOCK OUTFIT was pulling on wild
/ west stunt iu racing q horse near trc
! automobile halfway house Saturday
| atcruoon and as result is nursing H
| badly crushed foot t1o horse hasn.
| Slipped and ron ON him
The lcft foot on the iusf.u Nae
! lldN mashed aud he yums uin VIII
bee compelled 90 resort lo crufchos for
| some time
! W Reocc closed deal Yesterday
! tor ten acres iu lhC PARKER Eal, tn
nous pear orchard This o. .lo land
where me house stand. thar IFS nov
bcing occupied by Judge G. \ lNoh
ardson and wife rhc price paid les
81. 300
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-23

HIH.., I.. H.U r. .u, scene nps.
#.. ...a .ufu..us uf union Wlu and
..... .... H.U.t.Ia which viii Hp Ono
.|. ...t uurHl', b. fn. N.F'u.. off
..r..I labor Qu"'l. JuU UuU 'l.
.f... ., officers and members ..
I.Hui lollD u' B.u.N,..".. OF
locomotive FIcW,u and tr u,uru
.It, .o.u v0rfna 'n. mu.. fuu q
500. 600 luD uIlu Io ' 600 800. ...
,.... THo plans U, moss .'.uuuH
.. ,....JlIlD and alH0U.. uu UoNWf,
..U...# li. been ..I a. .r. T can H,
...u. ...u tHIt OBJ, -a.h,.ul N'll pe
600, .utf NU attract attention
uHahw ro United state. Canada
aUU N,N.D. IlD WpWND. OF Ni.h
baud IOIa. a|c ullE aware uf 'ho
I.puIruN amount of VurE upDrs.
yHn fu successfully swing OBJ, 1i-
...uUsU|uu Hut each and ever. on
co.. uU member of 'u' local lodge b.
,uf'HIi-Iu- industrious and .utnus
.u..I. ut,. fHr proposed sJ hc.u. ami
.uur UIC.-U themselves 'u work iu
a,WIeuHO 300 order Goo Driu- 'hc iu.
uutat.on fo % successful elimination
g. culver secretary OF HIpO.
laul Lodge. les ,bo man Who is dcFoi.
ma great deal of time and attention
tU 200. enterprise having conceived
aud proposed DO Io the organization
Ma rIIgor ana his assistants propose
tu soon open au office ON Central ave.
uup dUVu Town ana get fo work in
oHru,sf The gathering Vill uo Jd
NpIfiaDH hI1ldcHst throughout the
state, Canada aud Mexico 100 news
Uau.Is loo union magazine and
mouah tN medium 81 lll abol or
ntu'lltIOu.
TN, PLAN BOO Wic g. foo Save th'
t.pmpr mdpiiut, Iu have union
u,.fIua of fbc brotherhood o' loco.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-23

m..t, r.,mDu ana EnuD,m,n m
N..uIU..IY. s. national convention
.. .., i" h. D. a q. o. held ot,.r
...., .,ur. 100 which laws to. lbc oI
H.. H.. enacted Cine Auuqc1u,
meeting i. fu u, union gathering
HrH II' H1si. upon which Won. viii
.,.u iu make d. e success viii boz Go
.'.I., ~ possible Attendance uI one
600 uu., m,mu.Ia Iuu each uf tbs >lU
lodge. U' 'U' G.su,ua organization.
with Hl.u liberal representation
from fH, other fHI,D .HiIWJ. u.d,rs..
Conductor Engineers aW Tuumon
D. b.. believed that with representa-.
rHu ul H, tom order. lu start Win.
UfUD. union ufuauilIfiuu viii Dee lf.
rartDl iu iho plan aui viii send
representative. n Ia planned to hold
@ .Uo'dJt meeting W'h morning and
,E,uiu. sessions SpcprHcs hN labor
union man of national r,pulo are to Do,
iDuur,s ui tho daily program The
visitors viii boz given numerous ToCou.
Nun. 'hr ciUNuing feature ui The 20.
oaptiou scheme being up Co the
Grand CANYON ui Colorado with stop
nu fhc W1F lt either lslcta or Ilgunn
indian uucblOs.
There I- every reason GO hclipye
ihW thousands of people will attend
such meeting ana that b. will hc
OF iuoslmJblr benefit to Albuquerque
ana cont guoUs country Visitors 10
tup city viii naturally investigate
prospects for favorable investment
and MANY may decide tu make their
homes here
The Fifrmou ana Enaiuomon are 10
Ip concentrated Ion toit enterprise
aud deserve tine assistance at every.
uody boo ADVANCING tho project which
hH. Hlr,J1. been endorsed UE thc
Commercial club
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-23
|. S. c. DECISION
IN POLICE COURT
Peddler Cites Rulings of Unit
ed States Courts and Com
merce Commission to Show
He Should Not Pay License.

% " kprn- drew q hue of s. and
COSTS .u police court This morning ON
chugr eft prddlius without q Dr.
o,usp. f. g. sanchez was tbc com
planning witness lt,Ws cited the IN
trretnte commerce commission. ana
ruu.d Stutes decisions iu hls dofonse.
but judge Crulg ruled that this was
Albuquerque ana ihD p"ddliug ordI-
uauDus held good k,rns paid.
Tur Dtsr of r ~ Hunter urainst
o. wIn named fNmpldus. charging
dIsord"riy conduct was Dismissed al
lho Request 90 thc plalutin.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-23

II you want stylish horse ana
buggy, see W. l. Trimble. l13 North
Second 81 Phone No
The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1911-05-19

part of the letter, which reads as fol-
lows:
please inquire of a boy for me in
your city, whose name is Buster
Moon. His father is dead. Tell him
his mother mas been sick for twelve
months. He has two sisters and a
brother, aside from a mother, who
are all longing for him. Have this
read in every church, tell him to
come or write to his dear mother"
ADELINE YOUNG,
Good Water, Ala.
The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1911-05-19

and declared that he had received no
notice of such and did not know at
that time what to say. He declares
that he has never visited this school,
yet he was acquainted with the Pres
ident, Rev. ]. H.. May, D. d, LII. D., as
he is a product of Tennessee, being
a graduate of Roger Williams Un.Eer-
sity. Among others to receive recog-
milton at the hands of this school
We're: Prof. James A. Humbert, of
Montezuma, Ca, the degree of Doc
tor of Laws; Rev. ]. B. Bell, of Phoe-
nix, Ariz., the degree of Doctor of
Divinity; and Prof. Cyrus Campfeld,
of Denmark, S. c., the degree of Doc
tor of Pedagogy.
One of the facts brought out in this
correspondence Was that the Rev. DR..
May is the first Negro to occupy the
presidency of this school.
The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1911-05-19
DR.. c. H. CLARK, D. D., GETS NEW
DEGREE.

More honor has been conferred
upon Rev. C. H. Clark, D. D. of this
city. The fact that he has wrought
we'll in The city, in the state and in
the nation, with the people at large
as well as with his own denomination.
lie has been continually recognized.
More evidence of this became known
this week when IN a communication
from New Mexico, the information was
brought that the Blackdom Normal
Industrial and Theological College, To-
Gated at Dexter, N. NJ, which held its
commencement exercises last week,
conferred an honorary degree of Doc
tor of Laws.
DIR. Clark was notified by a Globe
representative that this distinct hon
or and thl S new title had been con-
ferred upon him. He was surprised
The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1911-05-19

It's founder, Hon. L. T. Montgomery,
assisted by hon. ]. w Francis, Pres
ident of the Bank, and Hon. Chas.
Banks, General Manager of a million
dollar oil mill, Secretary and Treas
urer OF the Masonic Benefit Associa-
ton, the largest corporation owned
and operated by Negroes in the state,
have built wiser than they knew.
Mound Bayou has it's doctors, lawyers,
pharmacists, ministers, teachers, mer-
chants carpenters, painters and
blacksmiths, agents of real estate and
insurance an Incorporation promoters,
in fact, almost every line of industry
is we'll represented in this garden
spot of the great Mississippi Delta.
The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1911-05-19

Miss Nellie e. Balie and Miss Flos-
sic Placher, nurses of the Home In
irmary of GAINESVILLE, Tenn, after
spending their vacation i'm the city,
the guests of Mrs. W. T. Wright, of
1902 Horton avenue, have returned to
their homes, being joined by DIR. Robt.
Burt, of the Home Infirmary, who ac-
companied them this far when they
came up. He then made a business
trip south and joined them on their
return trip home.
The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1911-05-19
DEATHS.

Roert Sellers, 5 months, Lebanon
Pike.
Elizabeth Patton, 1 year, Jno.
Ttompson's Place.
Willis Ellington, AZ years, sis
Fourth avenue, South.
Alfred Davis, AZ years, SIS Fourth
avenue, South.
Willie Lyle, A years, 1915 First av-
enue, North.
Jack Holder, 80 years, COL Sixth W.
enue, South.
Kissie Drake, 95 years, 500 Fifteenth
avenue, North.
Lizzie Wells, 46 years, 1873 Third av-
enue, North.
Chas Shelby, SO years, City Hospi-
tai.
Alice Smith, % years, corner of Ar
cher and Overflow streets.
Priscilla Carney, "a years, 1910
Grant street.
Thcs. Gee, 43 years, 1926 Gay
street.
Lou Anna Bush, So years, IT'S SEQ
vel street.
Susie Degraffenried, Is years, 9O9
Fortieth avenue, North.
Andrew Binkley Hall, 4 months,
1926 Jefferson street.
Luke Andrews, Jr., City Hospital
1S years.
Joseph Warren, 1O41 Olympic street,
81 years,
Ben Mure, Van Blarcom Station,
43 years.
Moses Smith, City Hospital, 80
years.
Eugene Hall, 81 Sixth avenue,
South, q years.
Louise Smith, SIT IL Tenth avenue,
South. % years.
Edith Bonds, City Hospital, Al
years.
Andrew Bradley, County Asylum,
so years.
Infant of Henry Moholland, 1104 Ce-
dar street.
Infant of Andrew Davis, rear 415
Third avenue, South.
Clara Burch, 215 IL Jackson street,
8 years.
Susie Logan, Chemical Fertilizer,
IL years.
Martha Reader, 712 Criddle street,
IL years.
Intent of Harvey Harrison, 20 Per-
kins street.
Milliam E. Howry, 1872 Pearl street,
9 months. !,
Dora Fitzpatrick, I'LL Shankland
alley, 3 months.
Willie Emma Davis, 124 Mark
street, 6 weeks.
DANIEL hyde, SO years, 914 Pearl
street.
Ruth Ann Pete, IA years, 726 Smi-
ley street.
Mamie higgins, 40 years, Gil Craw-
Erla Lurton, 20 years, I'LL Cedar
Cedar street.
Lewis Winter, 70 years, rs Maury
street. j.
Willie Lyles, IA years, 1915 First
avenue, North.
Clara Burk, 8 years, 215 IL Jackson
street. ,,
Wesley Keeble, "a years, 1888 Eighth
avenue, North.
George Jones, 8 years, SO Cannon
street.
Rosetta Finch. 2 years, rear APO 10
Johnston avenue.
A. Berry Patterson, 7 years, AIS 10
Johnston avenue.
The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1911-05-19
] H. ADAMS.
w. T. HIGHTOWER,
- nrnnH
JOE GIBBS.

The following officers were present:
F. j. Ewing, w. M; e. T. Brown, S.
W.; S. E. Marshall, j. W.; Geo. A.
Gerry, Treas; M. V. Buford, Sec.; VIM.
Steele, of Lone Star Lodge, No. 10,
Acting Chaplain; R. G. Eason, S. D.;
Foster T. Jones, J. D.; J.. P. Porter,
S. s.; ]. r. keenan,, j. S.; L. III. Rogan,
Marshal; Edward McGavock, Tiler.
Pall-bearers- w. T. Hightower,
George Childress, VIM. Steele, Napo-
leon Ransom, Charlie Porter, Jake
Short.
After the ceremonies the remains
we're carried to NIT. Ararat for inter
ment. Thus wound up the career of
a noble character that had stood as
a pillar both local and national.