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Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-01-09
COMMERCIAL CLUB
ELECTS THURSDAY
sIyyHsL CANDIDATES iOn TbE
spsntrsuysnip ysctfiD
club Did Ores, Work Indsr NJ.
Nillaf--l'rrassisni Collins
Mas o. Head Agais.

An event ~ considerable impofi
anto 10 business men elii hs the an
sInl 20, tion ~ the Officers ~ tho
tnnuofelal Club. which eiil be- held
90 NJ cluh foout o. fhr evening ~
Sanpary ilih fopsidershls lntsfssi
aas been saFsa "a ~ matter fof che
feaseb thaf tha seieriion ~ aerre.
terf 10 hana.e ihs esespilse esd ~
ihs baslnts ~ a. elluWiii ho nee.
sssafy This - maio asosafafy
throaeh iha feaisnaiinn 30 nog Nii.
i.r o. secretary of fhe organization
Baf fan
Hhe' ~ Miller isl loose che reina.
hlf place has hern flllei 10 Afihaf
Won llorn. sh0. pfoflona ~ ths rra
isnailun ~ ~ miller. had been al
inr % ih. sA,.asiy 81 AaiEianf
There are nnhhet 81 chn6idatel
Toe ibo ppHlfion Amsug others ehn
hsto maalfnaled desire 20 ~ ihe
iioaiiioh Az Ia Crhudail of neau.
most a. D Robinson "A wort Worth
'W -. woodAu ~ Temple. " aha v
~ N josvph Nlaroufi aud fhhp
y Rite Of fan Auionio i.ucni a.
plfasia ~ he l.usiilon o.. ". a.
BLAKE aud Auhuf Van Horn
Tho momberahip Di ihe club ~
pie oni ls ahoui $50 comprising ih.
i'niinF hasin,as meu ana property
ovnors oi ihe riiy Thn riHh hsa nu,
h,on an active i0frr Boz assisting coo
Development oi tho oanisa fpr nnm
b,f of years uurlne thr tenure W
iug Nilrr iu oiiiao fho hub aeeomp
llshed notable good ior the ems ana
probably toafhri Ia. hirhoat state "a
efficiency Tho efforts ~ ST. Mluvi
Ia behalf of iho SOB mmandei 90,
admiration OF practically every clil
30 thr state
A. go hls probable aHtcesaor. moth
lnr IA now known Tor certain nl
iAeugh ramofs of yHfiuuu klnNi
have been golng ihe rounds Th,
rieciion ~ the now secretary upon
ehom tho effocilfouoaa uf ihr clul
aili largely depend AS factor he th'
Development af tho rlty. VIII be- dome
hy hullot a. the mcotnr 90 the Dlul
fhursdn, nlrht
Nosi in tho Successor 90 thr soc
friarY the successor of tho president
10 probably tbu r,oai vital matter u
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-01-09

n. 81 cmlr. Corpus Christi. TEXAS.
Dear air Answering yoar ausf'
iiona relative 20 paslnr ! VIII state.
that thus far no property holder has
ever paid for ANY pnslnn ~ the CIV
81 Houston We hold an election ON
February &c 10 decide wh"ther the
property hulders will pay two.,hit'la
and city one-thlrd. of the paylnr
which hope viii marry IN ihil
coast country AZ tlnd that yitflii"d
brick on concrcts foundation wlil'
asphalt filler h the best ana most
durable.
Youfa irah.
a. u niCF Nayo-
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-01-09

.hs offaoiS4flop No candidate has
sppeared 81 yet 10 oppositloA a. g..
@ collins. ne present ineam bent 10
.ifiee. aad u u regarded 81 highly
Improbable that there aill be- ~
other candidate
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-01-09
lnhlnnnrnlls Ind

~ "a cfalg Corpua christi Tcsan
bear slr Abulllns property own.
efs pay Tho coas % street Improve
meats except the intersections
par, ~ this cost b horue BY th'
city. There u a wide difference M
opinion regarding material I viii
say. however. that We have more
miles Of asphalt streets than % srt
other tind.
Vety truly
ANNla nunK
accy Ia Mayor.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-01-09

the hnck are laid upon top ~ This
ana welded together sith a mistprc
10 cemon, aud sand Boz equal par's
sand De- then surlnAicd osrr the SIR
faes nnfll it d. drS
There ~ very pretty pavement
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-01-09

Mail Orders promptly filed EXpressage paid on all
purchases of $500 or Railroad fare refunded to
purchasers of $40 more within radius of SO miles
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-01-09

repsIre are spread on tbs general TAI
roll Tue most popular material 10
onr city u brick and asphalt. al.
though many favor ereosoied blocks
Respectfully,
EnNEST W KrRz.
Socy. 10 Mayor.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-01-09
pc,r,-,. Mich

n v cralg. Corpus Christi Texas
Dear air. ! desire to nialo tbai
tbs e,penee NJ The new pavement "
CHARGED agninet abu,ilnr pfopcfi,
owners Requirements aud ecnoral
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-01-09

Reserve fonr seats for the Mer-
,hauf ~ Venice" urto-dstc az
Gnna book STORE 17it
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-01-09

nn.se bntit Ia not pcar so noisy ~
one nAehi ihink
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-01-09
Iisfm.neIlam. Ala.

". ~ CfplN. corpue Christi Texas
Dear sir beg 10 advise thar
All street improfpmra,f arr charged
70 ahuttiue property o~ncrn 81
course, where The sifeof fAliWay rom.
pany has lta ifaets on asrsst lm
proved. They pay tho expense ~ pa,
ing bet~rn. The tracks and Tor
eirhiern Inches on each side A
creator portion 81 the street pavins
IN blfminaham i ~ bithBilthlo.
which tho ciiy has fouud very salts.
factory.
yoara trily.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-01-09
Yosra truly
n. 3. nYAf.L.
Cliy Secretary



" u csaR. Corpus Chfiall Teans
Doag slT, TIE esetnso "a borps
~ ihe hsuttlos property o~aefi sisl.
a. appropriation ~ abou, iucn'f 80
rent u tho roai frum The tiiY and
about Tho aam. amount from tho
equity leaving. about three fflha 81
the cost 10 b. horne by tlls pr,psry
hnlaorn ~ have uard mruscttd
blocks huoh aud Asphalt hnj tho
street rniiwa, company spms1on'
crete between lta irnoha AZ have
given satisfaction f
MAYOR OF LfrTfE nook
ilo.ion. Mass.
VI " cfalF. cofpus christi Tesas
Dear Sir tsplylns to your l"i-
ter directed a. tho mayor : am A.
f"eiod 90 m, that in mo construction
of a new street ihs ~ la niloNed 60
naaea benefits upnn abutiing pro-
periy owners 90 distance ct ith
fesi b. 90 amount which shali not b.
ANY ease etooeh go per cont ~ tho
eDst uf the Improvement Ordinary
paving fopaila hfn paid from tbr Fon.
rral tak fund
A. to satisfactory material ~ 10
diftlrult 49, make on accurate state
menl We have q Hood deal of gram
lea bloch which wears Wnil aud a.
phalt and wood blocks ln me doeu.
town streets aud residence airusls
where polsolca noas D. The deaifcpi
am nlfhulllhlc pavement has al.o
been tried h"fo
hogroiilnr that tho whole subject
~ street paving should he w no1
ten. ~ elsewhere. In The experimental
aiagc aud that fof thla reason a
more definite reply cannot he Eiy
"n 10 The second hair 81 your cnm
mnni,ailon. ! rcmRin
Yours truly
WILLIAM a LrAuY.
aoDfstaft
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-03-23
GRAFT CONTRACT
BEFORE JUDGE HUSTON

The alleged ~ per cent graft
contract with Logan county is be-
fore Judge Huston this afternoon.
II is not likely the court win give
decision in the matter before
Monday
IN taking up the contract the
court said he would examine first
into the claims making up the in
dchtedncss to be funded This viii
require much time
The court also said that such
contract should be made by the
county treasurer, and not tae coun-
rs board He also said thar the
county should sell its bonds al the
lowest rate of interest possible.
\ large number of taxpayers were
present The Spriuer company
made formal offer Of 5 pes cen.
Tor the mudine bonds
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-03-23
~ Associated Press }

New York. March 2$-In milIll-
ment Of an oath OF vengeance lha'
was sworn over the coffin mat con-
tained the body OF Frank, otherwise
known as Chick" Monaco Mrs. Pas
qnarclla Spi..elli was shot and Killed
last night as she stood in he scr,
darkness. unprotected FOR the d's'
time in many months. near the door
of livery stable OF which he was
part owner. on East l0Slh street.
The men who killed her escapea
but as they ncI from the stable ihef
we're recognized by the dead woman 5
daughter. Miss nellie Lenere. aged 20
A jury recently acquitted Miss Len
ere OF the charge that she had klleu
MONACO, October 20. last year by re
peatedly plunging knife in his heart
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-03-23
long AGO DOOMED TO DEATH
WOMAN is SHOT DOWN FIRST
TIME SHE is OFF GUARD

v nile he vas bending over his moth
crs safe in their home in IN a.
tempt 10 rob l..
The e.ri confessed 10 that murder.
0ut the circumstances We're so canclu
sive thar a person of greater 'hTs.- i
cal strength must have been concern
ed i'm it thar the police ALWAYS haV'
had the theory that the girl hal
shielded some one else
Acting ON Miss Lenere's minute
description OF the men she saw run
ming from the stable immed lately at
Ter fhe FLASH OF The revolver that
KILLED her mother score OF police
men went 10 search Tor TWO follow
ers of Chick" MONACO These men.
the police asserted. never made any
secret of their intention o avenging
the death of the last OF a trimyirate
OF leaders. all met sudden and tragic
cnl
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-03-23
ATTACKED BY A JOINTEST

Iartlesvjlle OKLA. March 23 w
l.. Geary. deputy state enforcement
officer. whose Life mas been threat
ened by bootleggers here because Of
his activity in seizing wagon loads
Of liquor as ii was being hauled in
overland from Caney. Kansas, was at
lacked by William Mclnroy. a Joint
list. last evening, and Knocked
through large plate glass window
after the officer had captured and
destroyed two wagon loads of whis-
key consigned to him Geary was
forced to beat Mclnroy into submis-
sion with the butt end OF his Gun to
escape serious injury.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-03-23
Anneals to supreme court.

Oklahoma City. March %. The
Frisco Lumber company today APP
peaied 10 tae supreme court from a
iudgmont in the district court OF Nc
county awarding Tnon
Thomas $4,000 dama2es or injuries
received while working at the saw
mill of the company
The Atchison. Topeka and Santa
Fe Railway company appealed from
a Judgment i'm Kay county aWardIn@
s5 coo damages TO " II pitts tor
alleged injuries received rom .a'I
ing OH the running board al Il
switch engine.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-07-19

st. Louis.-Society girls have
found new fad to display charms.
Wearing mems silk hose on pre-
text that they're cooler.
Dixon, Ill.-Mrs. Clinton Stauf-
fer suffered loss of right eye when
husband, while driving, swung
stick and accidentally struck her.
Hong Kong.-Chinaman who
attempted to kill Sir Francis H.
May, governor of Hong Kong, on
July 8, was found guilty. Life
imprisonment at hard labor.
Paris.-Funeral of Jules Henri
Poincaire will be held Friday
with military honors.
San Observation-Disclosures,
wild man of Sutro," who has
been living as hermit for years,
may be tried on charge of in
sanity.
Best evidence against him is
that he never heard of Roosevelt.
Altoona, Pa.-Cecil Stewart,
II, killed when lightning struck
his steel fishing rod. Many per
sons were injured during storm.
Shamokin, Pa.-Williarn Ross,
p, found unconscious from loss
of blood in stall after horse kick
had severed arm
Abilene, Texas.-Mollie Meas
day, bitten by snake, had her life
saved when brother, 8, sucked
wound.
Mobile, Ala.-Circuit court ad-
io11rned TODAY out of memory to
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-07-19

and Fred Stevans, negroes, ar
gued over Taft and Roosevelt.
Stevans won. Whitty's funeral to-
morrow. Slayer arrested.
Omaha, Neb. = Despite fact
that he was beaten at recent pri-
maries, Sen. Brown is not in favor
of holding second Republican pri-
mary.
MADEIRA, Mexico.-6 Mexican
rebels killed in fight started over
woman.
Albany, N. Y.-Department of
Health will begin statewide cam
paign to educate women and girls
in sex hygiene.
Berlin. - Everett c. Brown,
Chicago, member of Olympic
games committee, arrived here to
interest German aviators in avia-
ton meet to be held IN Chicago
during September.
Constantinople.- Turks drove
back 8 Italian warships that tried
to run Dardanelles. 2 reported
sunk.
Springfield. Ill.-Deneen re-
ported as growing more and more
anxious every day to grab Senate
seat left vacant by ousting of
Lorimer.
-o-o- ts
"She is clever"
'Very. She kept her infant
three months in the Race Suicide
Apartments by telling the land
lord she owned a grand ooera
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-07-19

my husband says that women
shouldn't have votes because they
wouldn't understand the tariff"
"You just tell him that the men
don't seem to understand it.
either" i
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-02-07
FEBRUARY 7 IN HISTORY.

l>30-French missionaries, the first
10 go to South Africa, arrived at
the Cape OF Good Hope.
62-EXpedition under General Burn
side and Commodore GoldsbOr-
ough, reached Roanoke Island and
commenced the attack on the Con
iederate forIilications.
lS64-A petition, signed by 100000
women, urging congress 10 abOl-
ish slavery in the United States
was started at Washington
lS65-Maine ratified the constitutional
amendment
1872 The Most Rev Martin j. Spaul
din-, Catholic arch bishop OF Balti-
more, and primate of the church
in America. died, aged sixty-two.
lS14-Captain.General Joyeller, of gu
ba, issued a proclamation declar
ing The island in a state of siege
and calling on slave owners to
contribute one negro OUT vi t'tlN
900 for work on Notifications.
lND-A special engineering commit
Tee appointed by the president
recommended jetties instead OF
the Fort ST. Philips canal for the
improvement of the Mississippi
river
1S76-General O. +. BabCock, the pres
ident's private secretary placed OF
trial in St. Louis for completely in
the great whskey frauds and is
acquitted.
1879 Senate passed hill admitting
women to practice before the Sill
preme court OF the United States.
1894 THE McCrcary resolution. bind
ing the house of representatives
10 President Clcveland's anti-Ha-
waiian annexation policy, adopted
that body amid protests that it
would disrupt the democratic par
ty.
1901-Queen Wilhclmina of Holland
married
1911-In a recall election in Seattle,
Wash. Mayor Gill was ouSted.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-02-07
RAILROADS TO
HELP BUILD ROADS
SANTA FE AND OTHER TRUNK
LINES EXPRESS WILLINGNESS
TO AID.

THc Daily Oklahoman contained a
statement. several days ago, TO the
rncci that the Santa Fc railway com
pany would lend All possible aid TO
mo good roads movement in counil'-
through which 10 operated. The state.
mcnt referred 10 among other things
said The santa Fc railroad com
paut viii cooperate with good roads
Hs,ociatiou i'm any feasible plan for
the bcttcrmcuD and Improvement of
the highways in the territory through
which it's lines are operated. the
santa Fc always has been ready to
respond TO every organized movement
for good roads. because good roads
are next to good crops in the railroad
mans calculation.
STATE Commissioner Of Highways
sduc. SUCKS upon being shown tn"
statement. said that not only the
Santa Fc but every railroad company
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-02-07
Total ...............S .S25 .OOO. o.
To be used on wells and
pumping water, machinery
and, connections ......... 25,OOO .OC
S5nNnN.On

Total .................. SoO,ooO.op
The cost of pumping water from
Caddo Creek will have to BE- paid
out of the Bond money unit, sui.
fiCent reserve is in the gity lake,
as the water department dors not
procure enough revenue to meet the
additional cost as this cost will he
something like 5000 per month 20:
two million gallons per day. which
will b. the capacity of the plant, and
this expenditure is provided for in
the item above. Ito be used on wells
and pumping water, machinery and
connections
As soon as it is practically demon
strated that wells are failure, all
expenditures in that direction will
cease.
The foregoing is a true statew" nj
of conditions which confront us and
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-02-07

liere is message of hope and
good cheer from Mrs. c. J. Martin,
Boone Mill, Va, who is the mother
OF eighteen children Mrs Martin
was cured of stomach trouble an
constipation by Ctambcclain's Ta,-
l~ts after five years of SUFFERING, an !
now recommends these tablets 70
the public Sold by all dealers.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-02-07
ORGANIZE Breeders Association.

A meeting is hereby called for one
O'clock p. m, Saturday, FEB Il At the
assembly room Of the Carter county
court house for the purpose of organ
izing a Carter County Breeders asso
citation. All owners Of stations and
lacks are requested 10 he present
- JOHN VI. ARTNlTT
JOHN W. GAI'NTT
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-02-07

OF importance, operating in the Stai .
Of Oklahoma stood ready and willing
TO lend assistance Of the most ma
terial kind 10 the building of the
country roads The railroad compa-
nics. the commissioner said, are fully
coLnlzant of the fact that good roads
means an easier and quicker means
%, transportation from the farm TO
the railroad. and the quicker this
TRANSFORMATION. the less time taken
market. the more time the farmer will
in moving he farms products to the
have " devote TO raising better and
bigger crops The bigger the crop
the more TONNAGE the railroad Will
handle. and the bigger tho crop rails
ed the bigger the farmers bank roll
Col SuggS. since his appointment
as highway commissioner has been
an interchangeable worker in the good
roads uol em"nt and now that he
has the cooperation of the big rail
road companies his hopes are bright
for an ultimate system of roads
throughout the entire state which will
.1c both source for pride and profit
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-02-07

Ardmore, Oklahoma. February :, 1872.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-02-07
MEETING
Of CITY OFFICIALS
CITY AUTHORIZED 70 SELL CEN
T7lL PARK 70 SCHOOL BOARD
-ssLE7 PAID.

d. --- ----.4E mol-l.. m---.-- o..
.-- l.-. card oil commissioners t--rl
- .--sen; llr Br.tZmaa. SAFER
comm ss.oner. NJ B1rl.,,. s,.--, aid
bids. Commissioner. Mr.. I24-l, re
ard police commissioner. Nj D4T-
-o- mayor. and NJ Bruce, city c.er4.
among others the following @er=
-5- .roceed.nzs l. pa.t:
The -eqles- OF the county colm.s-
sio1--s o. Carer county tia. the
court house and jail - supplied
ea,e- a. cost vas granted.
3s71-, Of me city treasurer SHOW
uz q balance on hand January 3ls.
o. &--.4I+Ee. was read and ACCEPTED.
+. Also report Of City Assessor Hills.
Or Ha-gra,e. city physician and
pure food inspector, filed regor-
showing the city has had dlr.n-
he month JUS, past. one case o.
aira.ler.a. TWO cases OF scarlet t=-
rer one case OF meningitis. al, q.
(Which had been rroDerlr qIarau-uad.
TIE sanitary condition OF the cit
vas reported as being good and ,a-
Lax regarding food s'rrs vas being
complied with
Report o. NmfriYM Judge Sn.l-.a
showed .et dunn. Pie month OF Jan
rr~g zines had been imposed 10 ra-
amount cf SLI02.5o. o. ,li. amour,
>27 ll. been worked ont and <253
paid IN cash. OF the balance. Sall.50.
stay OF execution has been granted
In some Jew cases. while others are
pending on appeal.
The county treasurer havirg turned
oyor sufficient amount o. ,Ar
approximate sum OF $1,000 TO nee'
the current expenses OF the city. the
/ clerk Was instructed 10 issu. var.
rants in having OF all outstanding
Indebtedness OF the city. including
salaries interest and miscellaneous
accounts
Mr.. Connely appeared for the Ard.
more Ga, g. Heat comDaur and asked
.at permission be granted the com.
panv 10 Law additional Gas mains and
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-02-07

Feed ARCO, mixed feed FOR
horses and COWS; put up In 10" lb
sacks. delivered in barn for ~ cts.
cwt This is a carefully prepared
feed manufactured by the arduore
Oil & Milling Go 1877
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-02-07

Feed ARCO, a mixed feed for
horses and cows; put up in 10O-lb.
sacks. delivered in barn for 80 cts.
cwt. This is carefully prepared
feed manufactured by the Ardmore
oil G Milling Co. 16tf
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-02-07
r. \. GORDON.
PILES CURED lNero u DAYS

Your druggist will refund money If
PAZO OINTMENT fails to cure any
case of Itching, Rlind Bleeding or
Protruding Piles in 8 20 Il days. soc
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-02-07

- - - . - - -
N- Editor
- --c- --s .-e1 sad pro and
con eouc---. ~ IL Na---To--s Bond
Issue 90 .- .o.ei C- - --- -c.a.
election 70 5- held a. the Ci-g Hall
--.- T--sta-. --- -l.- Inst. mat
-1- Mayor and Board O.. Commission
~, deem lt advisable 10 make r.aiu
% --- voter, and citizens o. A-duO-e
-.- necessity .0r sue- al i-sce and
--- amount o. mor-v needed 10 SUP
D. att.-.ol4. va-e- % tle CRY.
T-a-A Is - -a>s-u- il the city lake
d.. -al ma--.v -o5 days supply Of
water and unless this supply 5 aug
m-r--5 1v rain in ne meantime the
r.-. viii ae face 70 .ace With
most dangerous condition Oo-a a. 70
lie and property. None OF Us can
MAKE If rain. hence W. are expected
- u.4 slch other --source- as has
been ID, n or reach in order 20
--o.de an add.tions. supply .or the
c.,. After -horough,y sitting or al
PROPOSITIONS presented rs. We find
or that TO nee, .h4 pressing exlg-
anrv ne mus; 20 20 tie stream north
%. The civ laEa dam about one ani
on--sou--h miles and pump the water
from ,aa, stream. known as Cadd9
C7---. or sink deep wells. or bo'.
This. l4 f. remembered. doe, not
sion rho cir. from going 70 rh4 Wash.
ira River Tor water supply. Ju. it
must also be remembered that It
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-02-07

Notice is hereby given that on the
18th day of February, A. d. 1872,
Graham Township, in Carter County.
State OF Oklahoma, will proceed be.
fore the District Court of Carter
County. TO make a showing and ask
said Court to hear and determine
the amount of outstanding legal war
rant Indebtedness. and to sign the
bonds to be issued in payment of the
same.
All persons interested my he pres.
cnt at the time said proof is made,
to demonstrate against the issuance
of the same.
r. \. GORDON.
Trustee, Graham Township
Attest: Sol r. Kimbrell,
Township Clerk. 6-l0t
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-02-28
Greater Vermont Theory.

Preliminary steps have been taken
towards the formation of a greater Yer
mont association. the idea originating
with President Taylor of the Green
Mountain club. The theory is a beauti-
full one, TO be sure, and deserves pushing
to a practical outcome; but if the move
ment for the greater Vermont associa-
tion gets no farther ahead than did that
Ter the organization Of the Vermont inn
provement society three or. four years
ago. not much win be accomplished. The
Tribune will, however, be exceeding glad
to chronicle the success of this latest
movement, and stands ready to do what
il can TO help towards greater YER
mont. The surest way we know of to Sc
cure this greater Vermont is through the
medium of a greater individual interest
edness in developing everything that can
possibly make for the increased great
ness.-Ludlow Tribune.