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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1911-06-23
Good CompanY Cominq.

Nnat is oonsidered 10 le one O,
the very best popular priced attrac-
tions in existence, IS th. Frank Dud-
ley company, which has been selected
hy Manager Brady TO hold the boards
a. The Airdome for one solid week,
commencing next Monday. June 2Gth
This excellent company rs headed
hy the young American actor, Mr..
Frank Dud ey, assisted by Miss Clara
Belle Bonnie, said 10 be one Of the
most versatile leading women ap
pe,rins at popular prices, and there
support numbers many well known
performers who have appeared in
higher priced attractions.
The plays which are all new and
10 be- presented during the company
engagement here, VIII be selected
from the following list. The Rival
Candidates. At Piney Ridge, Amy, Dr.
Jekyll and Mr.. Hyde, The New DO.
minion. Lena Rivers Polly Priu-
rose. The Sailor, The Cowboy Nil
lionaire, and others. Pleasing yaude,
vile numbers will be introduced De
tween The acts. which is said 10 De-
wall worth the price of admission
alone asked 10 see the entire per.
Torrance. 23-
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1911-06-23
COMMISSION APTLY NAMED.

u S. known now why Senator Nd
rich calls his lame duck commission
o. monetary commission. It IS be.
cause it spends so much money
The monetary commission. acord.
ing TO "a report filed by the treasury.
has expended S2O7,l904S Of the peo-
PIES monev on European travel. meet.
ings at famous summer resorts, on
manuscripts, book translations. mon.
ographs and members salaries. and
80 hasn't as yet begun to think Of
quit spending. Several lame duck
senators recently appointed who were
not in on the European trips. and they
viii no doubt insist upon getting
their Slice" as Ben Tillman used TO
say. Aside from the expenditures not.
ed, the report contains various insin-
Mating entries that read: Account
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1911-06-23
BANANAS

U.r -ou sat three dozen bananas
as- ~eare r yor did nor. yo1 d.d
nor get your share. Over 100000
bun,les. or more than 1000. .OCo. 900
bananas. were imported into the
United States in 1910 The immensi-
-y of This shipment can be more read.
uy grasDed by the statement that i'
would cover an area ~ feet wide.
reaching from New YORK 70 san Fran
cisco or. placed end 20 end. would
c2lend thirteen times around the
earth ~ the equator The slip" in
the peels would launch all the ship
o. ;he world. The wholesale value
Of The 1910 importation. az -he point
Of export was over &l2.5o000 white
IN al probability the consuming pub
lie ~ rho limited States expended
over So. 100000 for this de.ec.a5le
fruit
During the past ten years the mum
her OF bananas consumed in the
United States has more than doubled
and the increased tropical acreage
under cultivation assures even more
gtarling figures for the next decade
Many European countries are import.
ing large quantities Of bananas: lasr
wear Great Britain consumed over
$1,000 600 worth. Germany over b.
600 OQD and France 100000
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1911-06-23
TO END DELAY IN
CAPITOL BUILDING
MOVEMENT STARTED TO ISSUE
MILLION DOLLAR BONDS FOR
IMMEDIATE CONSTRUCTION.

According 20 information em-nafils
from mem1ers Of the capitol building
compan- Thursday q movement IS on
foot 20 bring about a. election in Ok
lshoma City for the rlrpose Of voting
bonds 70 the amour ot sl.p00u0o 20
be used IN he immediate construc
ton of The state capitol. and in re
turn for this expenditure accept deeds
70 The property donated by citizens
for caDi-o, building purposes. The
property vas appra sed at Sl.2VC, 90
nearly q year ego.
None OF The members OF the capitol
building company knew where the
movement first started, but several Of
them had heard OF il. This COMPANY
has contracted % deposit in the stare
treasury the sum Of 100000 70 be
used 10 constructing The capitol. also
70 give the state a deed 70 fifteen
acres o. land on which the capitol
building Is 70 be built. Many are OF
the opinion that there will be a de-
lay Of a wear or 50 before the con.
struction work viii start The build
ing conn any must deposit $4,000 be
fore J1ly ]. and $4,000 every month
thereafter providing actual consruc-
ton IS in progress. Officers Of this
ccmDany have announced that the
contract will be carried out 10 the let
ter. After the money has been de-
posted in the treasury, the state con
situation says il can be spent only BY
an appropriation made by the legisla-
tnre. Unless special session Of the
4 legislature is called. the beginning Of
construction work would necessarily
have 10 be delayed until the regular
session which conyenes in January,
1913. say members Of the company.
Governor Cruce, however. says there
will be no delay on this score.
Governor Cruce stated Thursday
evening that a provision was inserted
IN the bin providing that the money
should be paid by the building com
pany into the state treasury, but that
in his opinion delays in paying ont
the money can be obviated withou,
difficulty and that It will not be nee
essary for the legislature 10 make
.propriations before disbursements
are made
Many citizens Of Oklahoma City
favor the plan that the city vote the
bonds for 81 100000. which would Sc
cure the money Immediately with
which the state could start building
the capitol Citizens have donated
more than 500 acres of land to be
sold for the purpose Of raising 81
100000 This land has been appraised
q. $l2oO.OO0 Many people believe
that should the city give 100000
for this land now, within three years,
when the capitol probably will be com
pleted, the value will have in
creased TO at least 100000. If this
be true the city would make a gain
OF about 100000. Interest on the ST.
ooOOoO bond issue would amuont 70
$4,000 a year.-Oklahoman.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1911-06-23
PIPE LINE PROBE
BEGINS At TULSA
INTERSTATE COMMERCE cOMEIs-
SION AGENT INTERVENING OIL
PFODUcERs-EXPOSE RATES.

Tulsa. Okla. June 22.-August G.
Gltneim. a special investigator for
the interstate commerce c omission
is in Tulsa interviewing oil roducers
10 ascertai, their views as 20 wheth-
ef pipe line companies can 5e made
common carriers in accordance wiki
the first section OF the Hepburn law
relative 20 interstate commerce. Il
is q part Of an investigation that is
being made simultaneously al! over
the country on this subject.
For -wo years the Law has been on
the records but the pipe line compa-
MES have consistently contended tha.
it wac impossible TO enforce the pro
visions as they purchased The oil and
only used lines 70 transport their own
products
Recently The interstate commerce
commission has been considering the
sdyisablity OF placing it into effect
and have sent Investigators TO West
Virginia. Illinois. Texas. California
and Oklahoma TO get the attitude OF
the producers. Mr. Gutheim stated
that he expects TO remain at least
TWO weeks in the Oklahoma field.
gathering data for his report.
There has been a persistent idea in
Washington that TO make the pipe line
common carriers would end all the
troubles OF the producers. Producers
never have shared generally in this
opinion and IT is believed that the IN
vestigator will not find the sentiment
favorable 10 the proposition.
Mr.. Gutheim also will investigate
the rates charged by the pipe line com.
panies for Transporting oil Both the
Gulf and Texas companies for the
pas, TWO years have posted tariffs in
he'onice for the transportation Of OIL
but the Prairie has refused to post
such tariffs on the ground that II wa
not a common carrier and could rot
acJ in such CAPACITY.
Mr.. Gutheim also is interviewing
the producers who have shipped 'oil
by freight to points in Texas and along
the Gulf 10 compare the rates charged
by the railroads and the pipe line com
panies Under the provision OF the
interstate commerce act it is not nee
essary TO initiate a petition to get a
hearing by that body and Mr.. Gutheim
stated that if he found evidence a
member OF the commission will come
here to take testimony Mr. Gutheim
left this afternoon Tor Beaumont and
Port Arthur, Texas, but he will re
turn in a week to continue his in
yestigation here He stated that so
far he has not secured sufficient data
u warrant recommending that mem
her Of the commission come here and
conduct a hearing.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1911-06-23

clerical :orce and persons in attend
11c@ cn commission.
The European rip cost Sls.2501s.
&. vas nice summer trip and any
body 10 has Travelled sIth a Cooz
party #ll -eil sou thar a select little
party o. half dozen csn make a
mighty fine circuit o. the continent
co s-sz50s0. The accoun, Is not
.eu.zad beyond tbis ratement In
deed. senator Ald-.ch las fixed u 60
-Le comm ssou can sIe1d anv amount
O., money it desires without question
Ing anyone. and hampered by any
,o-rzIuss Whatever. he has only
20 reach INTO -he treasury. get money
and sle1 q receipt. It ls appalling 20
contemplate The government should
t. permitted 20 employ such loo-e
business methods as daily rae
tce.
A. resh-s'r fund 70 promote re
,rpe-a,.o1 ~ lame ducks. the conmIs-
sion -- man.fes-iy o biz success. To
ibis end witness f1e meeting o. The
commission at Narraeansett Pier 10
Jrir 1868. It taxes monetary backing
20 20 20 Narrseanse-t ,n Ju.r. The
Odd aas s. 42a-4
And Senator Clmm.us o. Iowa e
hesr-le.s enolgh 70 say that 'he com
mission Is absolutely useless. and
ought 20 le abolished.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1911-06-23

with the girl, had been arrested and
We're in the custody of officers
there.
The telegram failed to state on
what charge the arrest had been
made, and did not state whether the
couple mad been married yet or not.
Mrs. Carter wired the Little Rock
officers TO release her daughter, who
will be brought back to McAlester
by a friend. Cunningham will he
held to await an investigation.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1911-06-23
Son saw Father STABBED.

Shawnee, Okla, June 22-ln a
fight resulting from a quarrel ove-
working a cotton crop. Paris West
%, stabbed his landlord. John
Barnes. 45, eight times with a pocket
knife late Wednesday evening. nine
miles west Of Tecumseh, seyering a
vein above the heart and Barnes
died in a few minutes though he
stood on mis- feet after being stabbed
until he droDDed dead. West was ar
rested at the home Of a neighbor
Both were married. The killing wa
Witnessed by a brother OF West. and
the l9-year-old son or Barnes. The
killing 'ook place in a field near
their home
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1911-06-23
Receives Wireless.

G. w. Campbell received a wireless
this morning from his daughter. Miss
Rachel. who is at sea on board the
steamer Momus from New York to
New Orleans. stating that she will
reach New Orleans tomorrow. She
will be a member Of a house party
there for few days before coming
home.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1911-06-23
Friday. June q. 1917
CEhI-IsD
0uAI
CHAMP cLARks CHANCES.

Champ Cark IS now being discuss
ed as a possible candidate for the
democratic nomination for presidenf
when the national convention is held
There is no question about the
powerful influence be exercise as
speaker Of the house. Nor is there
any doubt of his political strength. He
has shown himself 10 be a wise and
diDiomatc leader Whether this
strength and Influence IS sufficient
TO gain for him the coveted nomina-
tion is matter Of doubt.
He Is nov the right man in the
right pace. This r. conceded He has
focused The democratic -.rength 70
the advantage OF the party and the
people lie has mappel on, the poit-
ical future Of democracy with indis-
putabie clearness This may be the
means Of securing the nomination
n 81 does il will break all past pre-.
cedent We have had thiryfiye diff
fefent speakers since 1879 Only one
Of them ever became president. This
WAs James X. Polk. and then it was
no, until he had left congress and
had enjoyed private life for six
years.
When the American people select q
president they seem 10 look for him
among men OF war. successful gov
cruors or men who have been prom
inent in congress. They do not turn
spontaneously toward the speaker of
the house They turn away from him.
Henry Clay and James G. Blaine
never had their ambitions gratified.
Thomas B. Reed failed even 20 secure
the nomination. set an we're giants
in political life.
There Us another peculiar feature
ABOUT American politics The people
do not ook 10 presidents pro TEN
Of the senate or 10 vice presidents
Iohn TYLER is the only vice president
who ever became president after
the practice was abandoned OF giving
the second place 10 the candidate who
next TO the president received the
most votes.
II the precedent Of the past can
be accepted. it must De admitted that
Ehamp Clark starts into the cam.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1911-06-23
Convict Makes Escape.

MrAlestcr, Ok a. June 22-Robart
Taylor. sentenced from Cherokee
county TO serve ten years in the
state penirentiary for manslaughter.
managed TO escape some time We'd
nesdav night It is believed he Sc
cured a suit OF overals and passed
through the gate with a lot Of work
men. He has served about two years.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1911-06-23
RUNAWAY COUPLE HELD.
Arrested in Arkansas-Mother Wants
Girl Back Home.

McAiestar Ok a., June 22.-Short.
ly after o'clock Thursday afternoon
Mrs Annie J. Carter received tele.
gram from Little Rock, stating that
Clyde Cunningham, who eloped with
Miss Anna Carter, her 16-year-old
daughter. Tuesday night together.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1911-06-23
GET COMMISSIONS
SERVE WITHOUT PAY
GOVERNOR SAYS WILL ISSUE
COMMISSIONS TO AL P7O-iEL
TICSisTs TO MAKE GOOD.


state 20 make good heir claim that
prohibition is e1e tive. and 8. -her
are willing 70 unde--a axe 70 suppress
the Illegal sale o. liquor without pay,
! all furnish them zi,d al -he com
missions they need declared Gov
ernor Lee Cruce Wednesday evening
ir speaking OF .iolarions Of the state
Law oy road houses and -boo.legging
joints"
The state enforcement officer IS
the only channel through which
can enforce the Law be continued.
The as, legislature made an appro-
prla-l0n 20 pay the salaries Of dep
uriez. 1ll IL 800 men or more will
agree TO break uD the practice and
are authorized 70 make arrests the
csn soon stop IT. and ! VIII slppiy
the authority.
~Of course deputy sherihs are sup
posed 20 enforce The Jaw. bur a.
soon as neS deputy is appointed
he is spotted" by the LIQUOR dealers
and his every movement is known
Authorize 900 men 10 DO the work.
and 10 would be impossible for the
.-Dootlegeer.~ 10 keep them spotted
A. soon a. any considerable number
,f dep1,ies became known the aD.
DolDtuDu,y could be changed Those
who -el Iiouor wo1ld then be nm
sb,e ~ -ell whether tho men Ubo
arplr for drinks are officers or Gus.
TONERS and the --afic thus would
pa. broken -, more effectively than in
any other way
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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1911-06-23
Tom Kennon Siqns.

Second door north Of Ardmore Ma.
t.onal Bank. 19-1m
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1911-06-23

See me for all kinds OF tin work
Sim w. A. PRIDE
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1911-06-23
Phones

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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-12-02
ESPECTACULOS
Teatro Municipal.

Teatro Municipal.
Gran compail1a de Opereta, Esperan-
IA Iris. Esta noche, |'Aire de Prima-
vera,' de Joseph Straus.
III libro ha sido adaptable al castella-
no po por ell distinguido escritor Alfre-
do Nan de Allariz.
Teatro Apollo.
Esta noche y malana, dos nnicas ex-
hibiciones de la mujer electrical.
Es un espectacufo verdaderamente
sensational.
Circo Tatali.
Una gran function acrobatica Tata-
Ii presentara esta noche todos stls ar
tistas y estos ejecutaran los mas sor-
prendentes trabajos de su repertorio
Cine LAS Tres Banderas. -
Escogida function para esta no:he,
! en- la que Sc exhibira una magnifica CO.
leccion de pellculas de 10 mas nuevo E
lnteresante, compuesta cas en- su tota-
lldad de estrenos
Para mallana Sc prepara un progra-
| ma sorprendente.
En- las funciones de esta noche y ma
mana Sc exhibiran interesant1simas Gin
tas de asuntos c6micos que haran las
; dehcias del p0blico infantiI.
. Cine de la Plaza.
dlay para esta noche, para La matt
nee del domingo la function noctur-
! Ma, programmes interesantlsimos.
Bazar y Somohano tienen ei prurito
de estrenar mucho, en- su8 carteles no
, envejecen las pellculas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-12-02
Recuerdo piadoso

Los amigos del malogrado joven don
Frisco Reyes, y miembros del grupo
recreativo, ella Siempreviva," quieren
dar las gracias por este medic 4 cuantas
personas asistieron al sepelio del malo-
grado amigo que fallecio ell 20 del pa
sado Noviembre.
Eel entierro fue una viva demostra-
ci6n de simpat1a al fnado, y por clio,
s1ls 1ntimos, los que conoc1an sus vir-
tudes sociales y sus prendas de carac-
ter, han de vivir eternamente agradeci-
dos a los que cumplieron ell penoso de-
Der de acompanar a la fosa los restos
mortales del popular obrero
Dios le haya acogido Ell su seno.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-12-02
C0C|NE P0R ElECTRICIDAD

La Porto Rico Railway Light & Power Company,
llama la atenci6n del pdblco 4 la cocna el6ctrica
pleta, las maquinas de lavado panchado, calen
dores otros aparaos etctrico que acaba de recibr
para insalar moderno Sanatorio de Hato Rey, Ia
Sociedad Espanoa de Auxilio Mdtuo Benehcencia de
Puerto Rico cuyo motive anunca que los precios
de corrente e6ctica para cocinar oros especia
les entire media noche P. NJ, scran los mismos que
por la coniente que los motores.
PORTO RICO RAILWAY LIGHT PowER CO
San Juan, P r. Agosto TO- 1911.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-12-02
MAS NOTICIAS

Han sido puestos en- libertad los con-
finados Antonio Velez Leopoldo Ca
ceres Vega, por haber dejado extin-
guidas sJls condemns.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-12-02

~ MM positivamente leinuestra valor. los
WM## hombres deb1es les fOrtifca 4 los
AAAaa4z& hombres fuertes les invigorece mas Esta
es la original y tlnica Kaktus Cream yse
envia calita a todas parties del mundo al recloe
de $1.O0; cajitas, $500, oto americana
st. Marks laboratories Box 500,
Lynbrook, New York. E. L. \.
Aver, en- ell barrio "Collores, - la fuer-
"a del distrito capture a Antonio Ro-
driguez, profugo de la carcel desde
Agosto 8 Septiembre de 1904, y que es-
taba sentenciado un ano de prisi0n.
PARA cURAR UN REsFRIADo EN-
UN DiA tome LAXATIVE BROMO-QUININA. El
botcario devolvera el dinero 81 le cura La firms
dc &c. w. GROVE ha1a en- cada cajita.
Aylsan de San Lorenzo que la fuerZa
del distrito arrest0 q Justiniano Rodrl-
guez, por escalamiento. Sc recuper6 ell
dinero prendas que habia huftado.
-sNs-
INTERESANTE a las seioras Sc
noritas.-El Bazaar Puerto Rico ha re-
cibido por ell 1ltimo correo ell mejor
surtido de Trenzas que Sc pueda admi-
rar.- Acudid pronto que Sc agota la
existencia. Los hay para todos los
gustos y precios- San Francisco, 81.
-sSSs--
Isidro Maisonet y Maria Rodriguez
por haber sostenido una rina ambos en-
la via pnblica, Maisonet $40 To- dias
Y Rodriguez $500 Is dias.
En- Fajardo, la noche del 30 de No
viembre ultimo Sc suicide la individual
Ricardo Pacheco Sc ignora el motivo
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-12-02

En- Fajardo, la noche del 30 de No
viembre ultimo Sc suicide la indiyiduf
Ricardo Pacheco. Sc ignora el motive
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-12-02
HON e = 6
Cura Debilidad,

Renueva la Juventud y Vigor.
Kaktus Cream es una saliva que Sc aplica
externamente. Benehcia NADIA mas con
que Sc frOte un POGO. Una aphcacl0n
positivamente deinuestra su valor. A los
hombres debiles les fortifca, y los
hombres fuertes les invigoreCe mas. Esta
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-02
Necessity, Etc.

CHE pas fair-hsirsd lady. N ac,--s-
y b. p-ofessl5n. and dainty vitiai
Her head as covered D. a eou-ocuca IN
ss~rsns with her general makeup
Brs1v. ~ h-afE-ar conrfsfsd ., a
soEi-iks foundation. from vhich FRO
iruied piun-s mounted on slender vires
she s.La'er-d n'o q 'h-at-e. armed
sitA a FREE PASS aad took hsr sea, O.
witness the g-ett G.cre. Ashamed q
Hsr Psmerlnitn. or. Expelled from a.,
BAfsniai Han"
A. Sc viewed - s.ar, %. -, .,-u.
srs turTtaz - her hat see ias--d lot,i.
y srf haughtny.
-uc.s ny hat annoy y'ur- -. asked
40; 81 ALL replied her fs. e. Dor o. ,a.
sack ro~.
Tie foornsAt f2vorifs thought o. a
rrn- Then 49, feared sc had been u-.
gracious. -ns. Ike D.ck Whuunstou. sa,
TUNES again.
perhaps nv ril-.s i-..rss-a W.,
yopr siesf' sas rlEsc-tet. more O. Ia.
stIv
-oa. n' tsanN v1e'' ss,d ere .s-f.,-.
s-ssei Jouns ~oua-. I'VE beat .em
b4cA.'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-02
* Her Secret -

p EcENTLY a glasgow m.asia- "a.
ca.-nE ri'n a dear o.I .ady. ons
~ Of" pillars ~ tls c.a-.. o.,
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ufon .-r -. p.rr.d rourisl.a--. t.s-.
~ H-t fru tokens 90 tr- psf,.,..,
years % earthly pur-irnsre. b.. ~.
move .1 cox hef.
"N. Gear ~. -.,. ....-
te .rf IrIrra % sour rt-rr.... $500
fI these rrzrsr Wfat hos a..r-I.r +,
I.r as fa real tass o. r-.- r~..-...f
visor . n'ri and body. a-. f.s t..r -
Lni uH'a.lre comfort ta-rla. So
snd sorrow Tell nr. that . may p.rs
-He a-.-rt on fs others. and. 10 49,. In.
urof. D.. No. uree.ff
fa o.f n4y Thought r.---.rt. f.a-
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The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1911-03-23
PIERRE OF THE PLAINS

The above-named fine play. which
VIII be given at the Temple by the
Wolfe Stock Company. next wednes-
day night, is now pleasing large au-
diences at the Duval in Jacksonville.
Pierre OF the Plains is a thrilling
tale OF the Canadian northwest, and
because of the fact that he spent a
part of his life among the very people.
whose prototypes are presented on the
stage. Walter Richardson in the role of
Pierre is wonderfully real
Miss Morgan. undoubtedly one of the
prettiest women on the stage today is
captivating in her presentation of the
character Of len Galbraith. the simple,
but true-hearted daughter of the
plains. Miss Morgan wins new friends
at every performance
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1911-03-23
BARGAIN IN LAND

1 have a splendid tract of land oil
the Dunnellon hard road two miles
from the court house that can be had
at a big bargain if taken at once
did soil on the nara road and loading
side track nf the Ocala & Southwestern
Railway right in 'front.' of the land.
Can be made ready Tor the plow for
about 81 per acre. If taken at once
there is yet time to get in a crop of
velvet beans this season. This is big
snap. II you are interested will make
the terms right F. w. Ditto,
2-20-dw TT Ocala, Fla.