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The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1913-11-20
D~sL,Nou1NT a sALs

HOmme C0unty, State or South Dakok
8: = g. Treasurer q Bon
40 hereby Certify that the scliowins list
OF real property has become d~elinQuent
hy reason Of The non-paynent Of taxes
y VIII be sold, including any personal
property tax which appears 90 be q lien
against said land, with the penalty and
Interest adyertising % AZ other costs
together with cost 81 sale, comtnencine
on the second Monday ln Defender,
next being TIE sth day 81 December,
o'clock d. M Ink I o'clock d. M, con-
tinuing from day 70 day until al have
been offered for sele. az my once IA the
county cunt ys & Non z Ho sns c'i STAT, g u y soass
Wines mS h ana this isth ~ q No
Treasurer IL non Honme coaSty.
South Dakota.
Township a., Rsnce 60.
Name and D~iscripfion- Amt.
Oh Morton. MA and swM NwA
Mary conboy. SEN NwA Sec. i
Mary conloy. EH siwK, Sec. s''0
&. i. Morton, NwH swA Sec. /: is.o0
MsSy conSoy. WI SEX Sec. ~
j S Church. ioi ). swH Sec. is; $50
j. I. Church. lot i. NEH sEH s'sO
Sec. I6: $3.50 acres .......... 23.se
g ss acres 1896
acres e. 49,. 1855
Township sa. Range 81.
Mrs Y Thompson, WA SWK Sec.
NM. & I As TSoHpson. EA sEH Sec. sl's'
Isaac zsndoiit. NwK Sec. ii: isc is'ia
mrs. !. b. Delaney. NE4 swa zs'is
$ 4. coptds. ia wv swH. -
See' ~ lzO acres ..s..... ..t... $3.50
TswrshIp V. Range So.
Nn1. HarnIs. lots 4 and Q, NEE
Sec. IS; 90,45 acres .... l4.5O
VIM Harms, lot 3 NWM Sec. 10.
Fred Iarsf, lots / ana 5. and az ~
sen Sec. 10; 1928 acres BATS
Wm; Harms, LOT 4. NwA Sec. 20:
Township %. Range 50.
WEr Fa'5 ss lots = INC
1eSs 1 sfiassr' aiw3 See. Il; iss sl-'e
/. cossn, i. Fl NEH NwE sssoo
4 cosan, NwA NwN Sec. il: 80
cosan. lot i, awa Sec. IL 1919
4 ]. rossn. W. Fl. Iot ] Nwz 90
q j Cossn. nv NEA Sec. Ii; &c
q n cogan. NJ swN Sec. ii; 60
Mrs. !. coEan. SEN swN Sec. ii: t1's0
j. A Gusnthner. NEN Sec. is: s.ze
II &re ends sywK Sec. il: leo acres s ss.SS
Mrs: Alice "A. N. Pickles, MI SWA
MR.. Alice a. Nj. Pickles, w ri.
SEN NEM Sec. q; % acres $50
Leuis Kirsnak, NWA Sec. %;
mrs .AIice Il NJ Pickle. NH zz'eo
and IS acres SEX sEN Sec. e;
ms. Alice 4. N. Pickles. swR 800
Mn. Alice lee * Al Nj " ficsi lot i 81 o's0
NWA Sec. 70; A acres ...... s.ss
Township %, Range 60.
VIM, Vordermann, lots 4 and q
John 4. Cook. sK NWA Sec. s;
John AZ 4. Cook. NJ swA Sec. i; ls.s9
John a Cook. nv sER swR Sec ~
3; $3.50 acres 80. ........ zoe
VIM Patterson, NWM Sec. IL: 100
acres; md installnnent .. a. 20
I "a Brown. sWA NwA Sec. 81:
/ y. Brown. NwK swa Sec: ii: ia
u, Lostsrmann. sS swR Sac. IL: 81
du acres ,e.. ......... ........ S0.66
Township ca, Ranoe Of.
John Dariels. TT. Wa NV See.
~ 22.1S acres k71
Tobias Schultz, lot Z swM Sec. 8;
42.20 acres; End installInent. al
so acres; 2nd instaIment -. l4.42
Tobias Schultz, ny NEN Sec. n
80 acres; 2nd installmenf 1850. 2O.46
Frank DeRoos. Pt NEA NEA
Chas. Hi, Pt. Mex NEA Sec.
acres 800. ..... 4s.ss
"a: 80 acres ~. -. -. 2s.lO
HN EWrWNMaH#NsHFE aHl"t. .g HNH
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1913-11-20

r-F-T
Concentration Of Water Power Con-
troll Has Nearly Doubled IN the Past
Two Years.
Washington, Nov. 20s--Gifford Pin
chot. leading champion OF government
control OF water power rights. scored
in the National Conservation congress
by forcing before the convention the
minority report OF the committee on
water power rights.
With former Secretary OF the In
terror Fisher In the chair, former Sec
rotary OF War Stimson, who joined
with Mr.. Pinchot In the minority re-
port, novel for a suspension Of the
rules that the water power question
might be discussed from the floor.
Protests were made by delegates
who favor TIE majority report, which
would combine national with state con.
troll with less restriction on water pow.
er grants. Mr.. Fisher ruled that the
motion to suspend the rules was not
debatable and 1t was carried amid
loud cheers. .a.
Mr.. Pinchot read the minority re-
port and thereby opened the general
debate.
"Hf the public rights cannot be rec
ognized without conflict" Mr.. Pinchot
said. with emphasis then we shall
have to fight and, II We have to fight,
now Is the time"
Mr.. Pinchot declared that the de-
yelopment of water power only under
proper safeguards was the greatest
necessity in the whole water power
situation"
Concentration Doubled.
He quoted figures collected by the
federal bureau OF corporations and
the National Conservation association
intended to show that concentration
Of water power control had nearly
doubled in the last two years.
''In the last seven years." he con-
tinued, the concentration OF control
in the ten greatest groups has in
creased about seven times faster than
the total of all water power develop
ment in the United States. II this is
not monopoly In the making, where
can II be shown? Commercial power
to this degree IL political power and
there lies the greatest danger.
1T Is argued that concentration Of
water power control 10 increasing
faster than power development be-
cause high risks and low returns keep
capital away.
But according to the figures pub
lished by one Of the ten greatest
groups of power interests, in the last
ten years the net earnings OF the gas
and electric companies Of the United
States have " dropped below s
per cent, as against 4.25 per cent for
railroads and 7.79 per cent for indus
trial corporations"
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1913-11-20
PINCHOT VICTOR
AFTER CONTEST
Minority Report Before Con-
serVatiOn Congress.
NOV The TINE TO FIGHT"

Quotes Figures Tending 10 show That
Concentration Of Water Power Con
troll Has Nearly Doubled In the Past
Two Years. i
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1913-11-20
township e, Ranae 81.

Township 90, Range 81.
Name and Description
Tobias HchuIt1, 8. ut. EEN and
lot 5 SEA Sec. 4; so acres; End
instaihnent ,...s.. ..s.~....ss.s..
Township o., Range 80.
X. Kniffen. CPT NWA Sec, ~;
1918 acres ..s.... .,....+...s.,
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1913-11-20

EcW19nip Vs. Range So.
VIM HARMS, lots 4 and q, NEk
Wm- Harms, lot 3 NwM Sec. 10:
Fred Iarst, lots I and 5. and GU
sen Sec. 10; 1925 acres
Wm Harms, lot (. Nwk Sec. 20;
jaw acres ....,... ...s...
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1913-11-20

Township So, Range 81.
Mrs u Thompson, Wa SWK Sec.
MRS. 7 Thompson. EM sEH Sec.
Isaac zandoiit, NwK Sec, ii; iSo
Mrs p Delaney. NEH swH
Sec. II: 40 acres ......
s. A. Gnpttil. EM NWK SWM
Sec. 10: 40 acres 1870. ......
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TownshIp 81, Ranae Sd.

VIM. Vordermann, lots i and q.
NEA Sec 3: 77.7g acres $3.50.
John a Cook. sK NWA Sec. 8;
John 4. Cook. NJ swK Sec. i;
John 4 Cool. M sEK swR Sec.
8; $3.50 acres
VIM. Patterson, NWA Sec. IL; leo
acres; md installment ........
I y. Brown. sWA NWA Sec. 81;
1 y. Brown. NwR swH Sec. ii:
n, Lostsrmann. sH swR SEC. IL;
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1913-11-20
TownsNlp s., Ranas ef.

John Daniels. ri. Wa NV Sec.
Tobias So sch aSns' lct / swH Sec. !:
1920 acres; 2nd instaiinent
Tobias Schultz, SK SEN Sec. g;
50 acres; End instaIIment 80. .
Tobias Schultz, M NEN Sec. 4;
80 acres; End installmenf .....
Frank DeRoos. Pt. NEA NEN
Sec. 49, .76 acres ..~....s......
chas. Hill, Pt. MEX NEH Sec.
J. 4. aec ssnss NsEA Sec. i; iso
christ Hartmann. Es swR Sec.
"a; 80 acres 49,. 49,. ........s.
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TyndaII Proper.

James Stanicek, lot 10 block IS ... 1870
w. r. Smith. lot 10 block So 1900. $50
Geo. III. Paul, lot Is block 4O.... 29.7
w / Williams, Elk. r. r. all
dock dIG..s.-. ....s......s.s.t.s "a
Curriers' 3rd AddItion 10 Tyndai.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1913-09-28
9 DOMESTIC SCIENCE CLUBS
Will Make Splendid Exhibit At the
Stste Fair Of Louisiana
This Year.

Judging by the reports from various
portions Of the State. one of the real
big successes of the Louisiana State
Fair this year will be scored IN the Do
metsic Science Department. which will
be Ii, charge OF Mas Elisabeth Kelley
as superintendent This will be Q
brand NEW feature, % theirs has never
before been any dlsplay BY tho domss-
Tic science clubs. The interest report
cd from different parishes ID due large
ly to the Inducements offered BY the
Fair Association, one being list Of
cash preniums. totaling $150. Tho diH-
play will be shown In the Agricultural
Building, naar the girls canning sxhib.
I'll and boys corn club display.
The exhibits BY these clubs Will DEM
lonstrate . wonderfully important work
that ID being carried onsby the domes-
tic science departments Of the Louisi-
ana public schools. There will be spe-
8cimens pf cooking. sewing, preserving,
sbakIng ana various oil her Interesting
and useful activities by the girls OF
tho State. The different teams from
different schols will have charge OF
the domestic science booth on differ
ent days during the fair, which opens
NoNeffbar + and runs through nv overn-
Der Ia. 8 IS
gerhDft. Shreveport. La, for premium
lists and catalogue. They are free fos
the asking S IS
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1913-09-28
eABY: G ON TEST Al FAIR.
win ee One Of the Most Popuiar
Fsatursa-M q. Frank DeGarmo
III chargs #z1

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No announcement in connection with.
the plans for the Lontsiana State Fair
this year is more signif tcant than the.
one authorized nv The management, to
the effect that Mrs. Frank De3arr11n
will be superintendent OF The BABY
Show. Mrs DeGarmo now resides in
st. Louis, where she IL prominent In
charitable work but formerly she lfv-s
ed In Shreveport. It WAS through her
efforts that the first EuRerica Baby
Contest was held at the Lni1t siana Fair.
Tint wis In 1903. the year OF the 3rfi
fair OF Louisiana. That shaw In declar-=
ed to have been the first III its sort In.
this whole country, and served d. q
model for many others since III wan
held III Shreveport. 81 Ss Ss=
SeDreN ut s. beautiful and handsome
baby girls and hoys will be ON exl1i-=
billion at this contest Prizes aggregat-
Ing $a00 have been offered. OF this
amount, the Womnn's Home Compan-
lon gave $500 10 encourage the deval-i
opf1ent or the e11genics movement
The contest will be held III the
Schumpert home rest room. There will
be competent physicians 81 make the
examinations. he contest will be gov
erneA by standard rules.
The babies participating Ia the com
petition vii q be shown lafersin the Col
isennn This feature pro1niHes Il, he one
of he most popular at the Fair Past
records Just # IS hat prediction.
fnr t:afa laEtle and premium list
write Secretary III. Tari,ag Esrhoff
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1913-09-28
ReaI Est4l Iarket.

Report OF transfers nished by
the Gaddo Abstract Company office
Commercial National Bank building.
Giesen Realty ca. To p. y elch,
lot rs block Howard Cole subds =
vision $3.50.
Hal tiatti 10 Thomas Martin,
lot 4 and re lot 8 block 227 Queens
borough 81, $50.
D. w. Arnold to Ike Gardner q
acres IN NV GA sec. ~ q, OTIS,
b. Ives 10 IN Stiles, lots 4
and W Hamilton Terrace; 800.
S. D. Hartman et IL to Shreveport
|Fertilizer Works, 10 acres in Sc i-dl
section ~ III # /; Is
Porte b. arpenter
lots sssss and 3 a33g hurst 81 100.
d Lochridge 1t 81 to " 3
|Boylslon ct al, lots 5 and S unlock
Oil City Annex 800
GEO. Freeman u tos y q Arnold
lot 1855 Cedar Grove 81, 200
s. b. 4. Manning TO " o. Briee, lois
|6a and 10 Ayinns rough subdivis-
ION;
d. Brice to u Manning, 10
Ia block West End: lot i9 block Il
Gurrie subdisisio ion lot block
Iparkyiew subdivision; q, 800
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1913-09-28
SPECIAL DAYS Al FAIR.
Havs sesn Promised For Different
cslsbrations During 5ie Show. s#

There will be number of special
DAYS Designated for celebrations By.
fraternAl organization and other bod
les and a honor of, certain individuals
and Erf,sips AZ individuals during the
Louisiana State AIR. which opens Nov.
and runs through Nov 12. Lasting
eight days. Every day Will be q spe-
ctai day. On some days there with be
several different celebrations Also
III cry day will be III interest to- every 6
5b,,fy - well ~ 10 members of certain
sncieties ana organizations, friends Of
certain distinguished persons. or GER.
tain cities and communItie S..
The opening day vi be known as
Governors DAy. Tor II III then that Gov.
ID. ID. Hall Will put iii an appearance. 1T
will al4u b. Press Day complimentary
to the newspaper folks, whose efforts
means 10 much to the development OF
the fair. H will also be Shreveport
Day. FOR the various business houses
will give their fnployes holiday 10
The may participate Iii the big ceIe-
blntIon 1saarking the opening Of the
1ssIr.
Friday. November 4, viii BE Drum
mers Uay. The travelling MEN will
have parat1e and banquet and will
otherwise n Ollie.
saturday. Nov. b, win be School and
Coilege DAY, when the football games
between the Isoutstana and Arkansas
JJMversitiss ard othef schools viii b
pieyed.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1913-09-28
retiir1ied i llIiis home
4. Thomas MarI,1rg vi N yrtls,,
Ia, Is Visiting His sister, Mrs TT
Hodge on West Colleg street.
t.yVhat Sort of Biscuit Does the
Lady Cook %

4 Missouri paper in describing a
recent wedding of prominent eeu-
pie, has the following to say OF the
bride: 1.-The bride is q young lady OF
Wondrolls fascination and remark
able attraetiveness, for, with man
sners as the wand Of a siren and q
disposition as sweet as the odor Ct
flowers and spirits as the carol1ns
birds and a mind as brilliant as
those gIittering tresses that adorn
the brow Of winter, and with heart
as pure as deWdrops trembling ~
yiolets, she will make the home OF
her husband a paradise of encflant-
ment like the lovely heaven-toned
harp Of marriage with the chords @
T love and devotion and fond endear-
Ement sent forth the sweetest with
| the rhythms pulsing Of ecstatle rap
ture.'' $
But what sort Of biscuit does tn
lady cook? IS
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1913-09-28
"a n I: t'ss
VIII Mako Exhibits u the 70 uisfaaa
stats Fair M any (9ren,iur,s s.
Offered.

That the State OF Louisiana Is stead
lily developing into a splendid corn pro-
ducing Territory will be demonstrated
at the State Fair this year bye numer-
GUS exhibits from the boys corn CLUBS.
The exhibits will be on. display in the
agricultural building, and will occupy
very conspicuous space. Five hundred
dollars in premiums will be awarded.
for best ten ear exhibits and club dis
plays. All varieties of corn Will De
allowed in the cnntest.
There ARE sixty-two of these clubs IN
Louisiana. with a total membership OF
about 1900. Every parish Is represent
ed, due to the remarkable spread OF
the movement inaugurated among the
Juvenile farmers a few years ago. ana
literally encouraged by the State Fair
Association and other agencies. there
is promise of between 1000 and Lou
exhibits OF ten ears each. or total
of about 10000 ears Of corn II Will
be the largest display ever made BY
the boys clubs in Louisiana. IN order
to have little trouble getting the ex-
hibits to Shreveport, the Fair Assoc
citation has arranged to furnish earh
member OF the club with a ten ear corn
carton. or box. for shipment by parcel
post. The cartons will be sent to the
superintendent of each club for dis
trihution. Each club is entitled to not
less than ten ten ear exhibits. nor more
| than thirty exhibits.
/ Prof. n. s. Richardson. director Of
| the extension work Of the Louisiana
State University. is superintendent OF
this department. with A. r.. kidder OF
Ration Rouge as assistant superintend-
ent. Leigh r. Maxcy of Curran. Ill.
4 will be Judge.
TO each member OF the boys clubs
free ticket to the Fair will be given
for the management feels that too
much encouragement cannot be giver
these young agriculturists. who are ac.
! tive in showing the world that Louisi.
ana has q great future IN the corn.
raising industry. s
4 The fair opens November S, ane
closes November II. For catalogue ant
premium list write Secretary l..
Brueggerhoff. Shreveport
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1913-09-28
No Swearing Allowed on Panan;
Canal.

In the October American Maya
zine Ray Stannard Baker gives a
wonderful account of Colonel Goo
tI1als and the Panama Canal. One OF
the points made is that Goetha be-
lieves III the value of enthusiasm
and knows how to cultivate It
among his men. The following ex-
tract from Mr.. Bakers article is IS n
leresting Id this connection:
Everything must be done te.bullel
.up a spirit of common enthusiasm
Many men, for example, whoeallne
to see Goethals, especially the more q
ignorant workmen, coInpla inetl q
abusive language on the par 81
foremen brought up in the o ;l1
school Of private enterprise One
day Gosthals issued This order:
profane Language Giro ular NC
400: The use of profane or abusive
language BY forernen Or others Y I
authority, when add ressing s'lhordl e
mates, will not be tolerated.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1913-09-28
shove spIlle he t'ca 81
hook concerns llavs yorked The oeo-

book eelleerlls have rked the peo-
piles
Ia most States the book oln-
panies have been at work, largfl7
through former teachers, to IN
crease the currieulunas, SO that they
may sell more books. There is
none. in this and some OF tl1e
3teonev Ii tainted. The result Is that
HE child in school, il often loadee
down with a lot of books he VIII
never understand and is made te
reeite medley Of things that rol
off Ills mind like water Off the EbacF
Of a duck. Education in the Unltet
States has not yet entered the tWen-
.tieth century. Il is tagging twenty
Ave wears behind the times. Tn
most alert factors in II are the pub.
fishers who play politics and sci
books.
And in the meantime, in the Ian
guage of a learned writer, tn
minds of children are stifled undel
a mass Of useless knowledge.
But on whom should the respon.
sibility rest # not On the schoo
Board DC the State9
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1913-09-28
t,aIsl cal III

vital statt sites Of Shire or &
week ending Sept. iei
Marriages 4. Anderson and
vida Cargill, James Swan and Es-
=ther Norman, Arthur Jones and Ger
trude Kempt, Thos. P. Fitzgerald
and Miss Helen M. Kelly, w. Mep,
Cawthon and Mrs. N. B. Enflgill,
John II. Basch and Miss Ella L. Lee,
Edward II. schowhardt and Miss
Helen w. McCaa, Junius Jackson
and Willie Lewis.
Births: T, R. Eastburn and WIFE,
girl; S. c.. Fullilove. and wife, boy;
A. r.. Stacks and wife, boy. Colored:
is. Jones and wife. boy, J. A. Powe
and wife hoy; A. Davis and WIFE
girl.
Deaths: w. r. Dare, so years;
Frank Barber, rs years: Mrs. Ralph
Simmons, 33 years; Nuntlata u
Peter, I days. CoIored: Joe Mitchell
% years; Van Dock, i8 years; Chas.
| Williams, 80 years; E. Hamilton, 80
years; Laura Bounce, 40 years; no.
! birda Miles, 36 years.
Causes Of Deaths: Auto accident
uremia, pellagra, tetanus. tuhercu-
losis, typhoid fever, acute nephrltls
| locked bowels.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1913-09-28
Mirror Drawing.

. Do You think you know how to
drawn Before yon decide PLEASE make
this test You will need q sheet Of
paper, al mirror about the width Of the
paper, pencil and another sheet OF
paper or large card or book
Lay the paper hut On the table. Then
prop up the mirror at one side Of the
paper 30 that It Ii at right angles with
the paper ind reflects L Now take
the extra sheet of paper IN your left
hand and hold III 10 that II Ii between
your eyes and the piece Of paper
which Is lying on the table. You must
hold the piece 81 paper 70 your left
hand 80 that you cannot see the p,aI,er
that u lying "a the table except n the
mirror.
You IRE now reAdy 20 begin dra wing.
Il should be some simple object Which
can be shown by few straight lines.
snch DID, 81 kite. an envelope m open
book. & box. etc. Yo,l draw with
your right hand. holding tho apaper In
your left. so-that Won cannot ice what
you are making except III the mirror
Watch the mirror NH the time Until
. the irawing Ii done. YotN will be
surprised 1t the result
Neak Engine.
The trsll n. local passenger was
stopping freq lrfnGlly ii i rail-
road crossing where It stopped to
whistle. little boy about ave years
old remarked. Gee. q has to slap %
whistle Is
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1913-09-28
Kaiser William, Emperor of Ger.

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Christian Evangelist: It is report
ed on good authority Shat Kaiser
William, Emperor Of Germany, has
entirely ceased the use Of all kinds
of alcoholic stimulants. This was
done after experimenting on him
self and concluding from those ex-
periments that any use OF beer Or
other kind OF liquor reduced ms
working capacity and was hir-
#drance to his greatest physical and
intellectual output. It is to be hoped
that he may initiate our own Bryan
and entirely eliminate such stimu-
slants from his state functions. No
better argument for temperance
could be adduced than this fine ex-
ample Of the great German Emper-
or. The world is unqu tionably fis-
ing upward into the light.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1913-09-28
Tax Sale Notice.

To w. l.. Jones: You are hereby
notified that at tax sale for unpaid
State and Parish taxes for The year
1912, I purchased the following
property assessed in the name OF
w. +. Jones: Acre lot 294 in vest
half section IL, township 20, range
IS. Which tax deed is dated juno
II, 1913, and filed for record July 8,
1913, and recorded in conveyance
book SO, page 81. The amount Of
taxes, penalty and cost being &kB-
NETTTE j. STUAH1
Box 1875, Shreveport, La.
Caucasian. Sept. %, 1913.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1913-09-28
CHARTER 4 j! i
or the Oil City Trading and Drilling
Company.

State of Louisiana, Parish OF Cad
do: Before me, Roland Williamson,
d notary public in and for the Par
ish and State above written, duly
commissioned and qualified and act
III as such, personally came and
appeared the several persons whose
names are subscribed hereto, and
who declared that they do by these
presents constitute and form them g.
selves into d body polite or corp or.
alton, as we'll ais such other persons
as may become ociated with
them, under the laws Of the State OF
Louisiana, iii terms and conditions
as follows, to-Wit::
ARTICLE L.
The name Of the corporation shall
zbe the Oil City Trading and Drilling
Company. It's domicile shall be az
Shreveport, Caddo Parish, State OF
Louisiana. Citation and other legal
process shall be served on It's pres
ident, or iii his absence on the vice
president, or in his absence on such
persons as may be designated by the
law. ii shall enjoy succession under
|5fts corporate name for d period OF
Ininety mine years. y
ARTICLE II.
Under its corporate name it shall
have the power 10 contract. sue and
Ibe sued to make and use a eorpor-
late seal; to hold, receive, purchase,
convey, mort gage. pledge and by
pothecale all kinds of property; to
name and appoint such managers
directors and officers as its inter-
ests and convenience may require
!. to make and establish such bylaws
and rules for the proper regulation
of It's affairs as may be deemed
requisite and necessary, and shall
have all such other and further
IpoWers as are now Or may hereafter
be conferred by law on corpo rations
land associations Of same and sim
| liar kind.
ARTICLE Ill
The purposes for which this com
pany il formed are to buy, hold
own, mortgage, sell and delive1
/ property, imnovable and movable
Ito develop, drill and lease property
/ for oil and gas purposes; to marke
oil and gas, and to build, acquire
and operate such pipe lines, tanks
tank ears, and other appliances a.
4 may be deemed necessary thereto.
ARTICLE Nv.
The capital stock is fixed a
twenty-five thousand ls25, 10000
dollars, divided into two hundred
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1913-09-28
Reaching for Their Political scalps

Reaching for Their Political scalps.
AS reported from Washington,
Attorney General Reynolds is reach
ing for the political scalps OF UNI
ted States attorneys and others In
the Department of Justice through
out the country. In this proposed !
reorganization it has been suggested
that some Of the Federal attorneys
holding office have been purely po-
litical appointees whose resignation
is to be requested in order to
strengthen the service with new
men wherever necessary. This ordel
Is to be enforced irrespective OF the
unexpired term of the officholders