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Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-04-11

wARiliNnTuN. y. &. AM 20 Tho
Jthlnc N history and cumnfrrt f1fns
aAA AAAiA at - =i4t@ss.eAt s.s=t i=atea
~ ne NDuprnl Geographic Hpfifif
Whleh n ~ foilDwas
afltas among ihe commercial rivers
az civilization, TIE must important Rcp-
graphical feAlufo ~ Genital hlliule.
hoflY-cDnteaifd boundary for more
ii.an two tii,,u-Hsd years. uur ~ ne
rief-ef nfnrnF ne streams ~ iie wurld
in leRena 1T FOLKLORE. and Incompatible
fof she hoo1fies ~ be- course. ~hnn one
saiis ~ mind ihe Rhine ~ pefmeny.
d. iblnt4 upon sue IT che mos, .niruf.
tent elemrnls 81 The rlliluro and the
history ~ hlr fece. uheihti IN be- ~ iiH
IAiln 81 lie Ifnt0nir branch Tho
llhinr and fhr 1rfmnna tnuo upnu the
ffaee ~ history tnerthff. ana thair
Tlts4 hAsC hGfu intellectually bound iu-
rsther ever since liia hindffd with
fUla nlanit river. faihsi ihinr. Il ono
uf the more comes lpps eirmcitiH ~ each
Germans iife aud fn rhln hla fplilnfe
dis llifnsufe ~ wars arEe hia opera.
fnd hla hiaod .ufisfinar imYs testified
Yaw aeuafpnhiesl features have affect
90 ihe c5nscl4us iile uf r. flcs su deep.
D. aa baF the leimln iih'nr
.nlalas 81 fho nishtst Alps IA CEN.
fftl ggufnpf. fhe Rhine reaches tho
Norm son STEER loufurY ~ sao miicH.
ana ihe last paff ~ iis cpufar 90
thnufh "a iowi1nd whose surface " boo
iap lhr Tides crest 1h4 liver gathers
iis eafor VI tho baee ~ melting tia.
sifpE pipnftf over afeaf rufN msteea
feearA Gov lower lsfris fHiH through
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-04-11

fislns enters Germany ~ naais. it ~
ahVef see feet broad. and fDf ne small
~ flqsf Nnais Hasikafi4.u bs4ips her.
Ihsfe Nv "a pfpleef 80 make TIE Rhine
HagiRatir from i'4His a. ifz s1affe fnf
lafFsf uFnisrs ar@ small Hfeaubusfs
hlnee isas fsiina navigation ~. been
free. aHs 80 fsef ports a. commerce
Niih ili parts ~ the Civilized Hafia
i.usera ~ natural beauty mention
The German Nh.nf and the American
Hudson 10 the saUie breath 1br Rhine
hprryef has many fEaiis in common
eifn fhs American NHnisHipu % H
EDrUi'o most important river BE- afaIna
one ~ tlie sfvaisst industrial rrsions
IN eaffh. ana u " ono ~ tho main fac
tnra in uerman cpnmenrh dsyslnp
girni Moreover. ihr eftas timber fsfia
.rsn Ne Ni-sis-irpl ~ gprp reBin
deeorlhea infn can ~ seen 80 season
filaiiHa dawn NJ liilnr Hufir ~ tiirse
cars Hfe 500 feti in lrnaih. and are
fsdfed down ihe river w more thhn
900 men who i've uppu them in little
hbts whoif vlilsFe sdfiff Thfv
closely resemble me fhna which Huet
Finn met " his travels aaen NE Amer
ltan river"
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-04-11
snosAvoa PROGRAM.


Leader Miss i.snnie ateds4an
subject. uftilne rnds f1f tho aetf
NO."
Scripture nsadina ca. l.l.f tas.
cirtY ffHd in nniHHn
HunF. Trust Hui lhft
Prayer. iIfa ulaaurf
Leaders Nemsfss 90 l.easnn
A blackboard tnih Nr islafus
What are some ihsuHs ihat VIII help
Na ln Ffiflns ready fnf the nutt Nfr.
AnHWofs ht several uf lha members.
NhY d0 Ne heliffr fl.at iners ~ Is
poss ifef NJ cnnnai1
What Hrc the ghinss above lhat nt
irsos ua rpffle Pane
HsadinE 'i'trrHfinH fuf ihe lDir H
,umo NlHa y Stedmae
WHY ifepmrci l.uha 81 10 Hfa
GHansy
uflnN Heady Is kinsa 20 Nia.
tnrpsnHf.
lipWadN Matt as Nsn Caenslly
Aune eAfs fpp READY ~
t'inslne Nrmpflla ~ ''ialneY
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-04-11
sorlcu 10 pnoprgry owMEes

rstiinu :. Arfifle , ~ tnr CITY 'hnr
to- fsadn "a shsU BE- The duty ~
esrfY pefspn oNnlnr nt holding pypp
rriy "a t1. t'nY W cntpus t'lirihi b
rndes under asih a. ihe Afneuao1 ani
Collector ~ taxes. ~ altch othsi officer
4s NAV be- pfoy 1900 hy nrinaHee. AZ
$50 afflfe 10 said ,1iy annhauy. fnn
sra complete inFfhtpff 90 40 nfuneriy
se 4nred 81 hsId by him. whether scul
n'fannal ur mixed. aud % iahe aud 90
sHhsfriNe ip pa e1iH % the c0risrtnes4
~ snah inventory
ip accordance Win ere PROVISIONS
~ the anot" stcefin, ail property own
crs are requested 10 maize The fssfuif
~ renaiilnhs ~ es before tie l5in. 40,
~ May iaiA
q ! MrLLioAN, ciw rferety,
tssot
fAnttfiiArmeni
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-04-11
FOR A BAD COLD

sts~s~+ sa@fs . 49, o o . . . q . . . $50
The sNfrat way % ~fup t"'1 BEL On
inen ths htef ana rleatsc thc Bowels.
and She nigrrt vathartit "a a. fhis s a
ietc*pt bos ~ rascartis 1akr Dne or
Two cas,arets tnnishi aua Nwif eolt
naN ev g9ne q, mofnlnF Advertise
mont
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-04-11
NOTICE

W. have hesn told that q nAan settling
ponte kina ~ vrcsfn Snade the state
pseNs S. The ladies ~ thls city that
W we're taking yharse in lseaut,
|rntturc ~ him ard wfre noinr o.
hauJle his CREAMS ssch l. Ho4 ths
ease and NJ takc this means 60 tefuts
a. We believe IN ard hanaic eniy
h'sPsrsils seiiss kvtlssss. idosl lfais
fericr sssh
ADVERTISEMENT
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-04-11
BARBARA TENANT IN MISS
AT AAUSu THEATRE TODAY


llagtasa rcnnant a0a Howard Esia
hyseA Are the stars IN q Shnhcri five
act irAiats Miss whlch romes 60
thc Amaxa rheatre this eftsrNon amt
ltonigh The piaN Ia flnm sgeFy hs
iirvi Natte ana Win caalls RAMA A. onr
of ere hsst rlcturrs thst has heer
Nraasht b. Corpus Chu7u ln man,
months
A yonng gifL Melissa smith tNgissl
has hcVome utphanrd nS 3hc 6oath of
l,er father a miner who. having tt1ci
90 n,aks Ms spit riaim. SMITHS rofkst.
rrnstuer pWfitahiy. coEmns suiciir
Nttss u esrpd tes - aosuc frisais or
RED mountain Nevada 81 ssit ta
srhiN'l end fans in love With the
srhnel'isn ster. GRAY. A sffanee man 81
erslls lnstAlls himself AZ Sntsths rock
81 which o. made h rielJ rnia News
that the deserted cisin Il new rg,,aac.
irs Sold LEAKS a0t and ihe STRANGER I.
found merirrct N'nsss methcr AZ.
pears fr,m Sac Francisco ant makes
sosaa tsf it,c he Sfnlthr wiane. tn the
i'oessssi'n ~ nef tate NuseaedN prup
egtv.
Mites and hes mother leave tor San
tasretseo. With their rev found w,eal.l,
and are follcWcA ~ Ciray. the s.aln,i.
mss'et. ~he has fcAisnes trotn the lltsie
Rel MoVetAin sStsiolhnfse.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-04-11

A. baltimore :. NsWAfA
A. arnekiyn ~, hnftAo 2.
AZ rhieago Z. - Louis
AZ kansas cry Q. Iittslmra $
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-04-11
INVESTIGATION IS
GAMING CONVERTS
IN NUECES COUNTY
iAccs. CHICKENS ARD cows sHG
CERTAIN FEyENDE PRoODc
ERa


~ flu are af1nns fsnFH Nnu arN
Nofrfire shout farmers ~ h4f et
County rianilnr fDifnn 900 rnffaH anF
sou san az tHuf frafs faf tfH form
sra - CORPUS christi Gaaufu tn Hrei
inR thf lesson thai aaH faHahi o.. fhew
lest year shfn cpffau pflrfa tsmHi .d
sod tuis yer ainast without es afpillr
cotton asffsTss are tflpg tfff matef'
alb reduced ana iusisat sfsiaa .hhh
en~. hoHt snI dfiff frss au rrinr
planted
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-04-11

eivEa eHisE IS ons or acHEsr hMosc srfghss OF rrG
WORLD IN LEonrp Aho AmohS COMMENCE 49,
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-04-11

1ess rsSstssd tAs usrA eernh
fae Ncq9 iAtrst nvRgltN for tha aair
tftce - and tt.1s idcal Hair FsaY,
for ,S1tl
ADVERTISEMENT
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-04-11
IExAS LEAGUE RESULTS.


Results Yesterday.
shreveport ,. hanka 80 "si
iinuntae !. lieanmant a.
Wave a.. Foft worth
San Auiunlu Galveston. rain.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-04-11

% o. sfH fhaf ~ prr rrnf te
FARMERS - Tasta afe t-nant farmrfr
nnd ln Nusffa County ths proportion
probably IN fhr snnlf Ihr ffn4Hf fnr
fusf in TstHs mDrf often raHfH cotton
and cotton ai4ns asa h, ls carried dor
ing tht ninfef m0rihs either n fNH
merchants af fus .shsr q fne Ishl IH.t
Hs tllia
Last wear Nuffts DuHHf tenHHf
FORMER was Fsif 90 aarhaed iif boo
raised Felf rfop ~ COTTON Dig Hi
ine i0e pfire be- had finished the fflr
in ins -hoh- ana wis .odfUfei Us boz
annHnt ~ several laH1rsd iNN4ft 10F
mn mar ae aeed pHa 49, Carn0H
CHRISTI arHof the hii hflaf ~ an
amount ~ $3.50
2 = fn1 owned ihf laul an phirH
she tenant wed nrd So $3.50 aHnf n
nls paper or seaerii Nsaa ~ hHFa
nncs ~ chrkfns ana several dnut
fslwr
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-04-11

County Dahohslfailon AGENT inhn
ls,og ysatetasi tom Cailer tcpFitr
~ q well known farmer M Violet who
has tive cove and whnar mlh Hf.
from the lsphsiown mlh station imoHnt
60 $50 each month ln addition fhr
five COWS supply tifr fin,iit table wIfh
an abundance uf huiics and mlh rta
fstmer FcW $500 bought NIa nuurr
ana his mnk canned mutl rum at
rrfil. rff man
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-04-11


Last week Ma ian went tn 'his ifn
ant and said
'Ar. Blank. ! am Hufe that fau nil
need A.n.s hfip -as r have mado af
fanFripsnfs o. inHu Ylu fue necessary
fnnntY a. pas fnnf grocery uni aihN
pfessifg tnla which sou COW aF heh
ip me wArn YOU mako fnnr fnp hna
.Nslf"
~wti NJ iuH. said Goo tena~t
a1nt bslisSs ihaf / viii need tHe hfu
this YEAR have tesn having fine
suck with my cows and chlfkfna 1nd
lnstaad ~ ewing fne WH eff mHH fur
.sny groceries have q rrein ~ ah0Hi
$50 fog egrs aud nuifer thas ! have
s.id 60 him
TIM. man fof me- firsf ume in manf
ycafs Il 20 thr epaIF iis hae learn
al me lesabn n fiYffaifi0Afun Doe har
ieafnsd thar he ean matr hia Nting
Tor nirself and famfy ns uiahg eem
hNiitr and chica.us and fHen Die r3p
lnf rottnn and esalns b AreeN 'tei
le4fF
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-04-11

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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-01-26
PLAYER Admit. viliainous Work

At the Universal west coast stu
dos there is a man who boasts an
unusual distinction, and one not Gov
cted by many photoplsyers The
man is Sherman Bainbridge, charac-
ter lead with Henry McRae's 1Ol-
Bison company, and the unusual fea-
ture of his work lies in the fact that
in all the time he has been connected
with the Universal Film company he
has never 01peared in any other role
than that of deep, dyed in the
wool villain.
Only once has he been in danger
of losing this distinction, but fate
seemed to be against him. The day
before the company was to have
started production of film in which
Mr.. cambridge was cast for a loyable
old man character. he was taken III
with pneumonia. and an understudy
was substituted.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-01-26
EMB gpERRzOEREayH Jpn H
Igqeaa RRsYEBa aNT ESR@ #l
CyIa-NSS 45Aw1eaLsUD
senn.tt MAKING 1noth.r sio On.

Since the first slL-Teel comedy ere-
made has been received with SUCH
record breaking business all over the
co1rtry. Mack Sennett, the auiho,
and producer. has decided 10 make
another Of about the same size, and
be is now at work On this. Titles
Puuctured Romance" featuring Marie
Dressler and Mabel Normand. tina,
one big. continuous laughing matter.
IS proving 10 be 4 world -beater for
the Alco Releasing company. who
have purchased al rights from Mr.
Se-Ie,t
This producer IS known TO BE- the
only maker Of films in the Los An
ge,es colony that viii not be inter
viewed His one usual remark is.
Just tell them an struggling
along" Forgetting, perhaps. that il
is generally known that he receives
cents more per foot Of positive
prints Of his productions than any
other producer for q regular pro-
gram
Neither the title Of the next null
tlple-reel laugh producer nor the na-
ture Of the story has been disclosed
by Mr.. Sennett. His only promise
is that it will be completed and re-
leased at an early date.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-01-26

Prosperity and agYerriV come ~ ~
,jss Tbefe cycleh are ~ about Ten
yeafE duration. BOys " - become
men Of ~ within one u these periods.
They are out of college, II tdey have
not been in college, they are St least
In the business world. with Iimita-
,ious thrown " the winds, and the
mistakes Of fathers forgotten. They
are eager ~ do something, they are
eager 10 buy, they are eager 70 build.
The world lOOkE good. They zee rail-
1ays 70 build, some great engineering
feat bauntg the mind until II Is under
taken, mines are " open, rivers are
~ be damned great power plants are
~ b. built, new business oppOrtUDi-
ties are looking upon On the horizon,
and there is yirility given " all
lines VI business. To8nEite additions,
and small truck patches look inyit-
Ing for Investment The beginning II
made, the older men become enthused
and there IL general campaign Of In
yestmeDts " follow.
crop failures come In cycles. With.
IN any given ten year period about
the same rainfall comes, about the
same amount Of crops produced and
q succession Of thin years has always
been followed by an equal number Of
good years
The cicle Of prosperity Is here now
Fruit never failed three years in sue
cession and II is time for big frui,
crop Corn never failed In any one
community for all time TO come, and
good corn year II upon us. Nature
has 20 fixed things that there is always
plentiful supply forthe sustenance
Of man and II n time for big crop
year and a big forage crop year, and
big i've stock year.
with the cycle OF prosperity comes
the years Of building New homes are
needed, more business houses must be
opened greater office structures are
required and labor has it, gala day
manufacturers are busy, stone quar-.
ries and brick yards are busy. Men be
Gin seeking homes In town and in the
country They have the money to pay
for them. This cycle ol prosperity has
come with this good year
While all the rest Of the world has
Its campaign Of waste all and produce
nothing, there viii be market for
every bundle Of forage, every bushel
of small grain, every ear OF corn, ev.
cry barrel Of oil. every lamb and hog
and COW and the market will be at
unprecedented high prices II we did
not desire prosperity, II would be-
forced upon us anyway The cycle Is
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-01-26
HOW TO BE a
NEWSPAPER MAN

When Ir,in s. Cobb wss asked by
Yale men how To succeed IN the bust
ness Of writing, tine Editor and Pub
Usher and Journalist says, he replied
Il don't think there is such thing
as a born writer. ! don't believe any
literary rooster Was ever hatched that
could crow the day he pipped the
shell. ! DO think there are some who
are born not 70 be writers. Writing II
trade " be learned--like bricklay-
Ing for instance As IN any other
trade. some learn II faster and some
learn II better than others.
From my observation" continued
Mr Cobb, u should say that a college
education neither makes nor mars a
man II he Is born 10 be newspaper
man. do not say born newspaper
man. am sorry did not get chance
TO 20 10 college, for believe it rounds
out mans life, when he Is at a period
when he Is particularly responsive 10
the peculiarly beneficial influences Of
the college life and Is enthusiastic for
mere living.
"As for the regular schools for jour.
nalism, ] think they are without doubt
justifyiBg themselves. ! don't think
any one could be graduated from one
Of them and at once become a finished
newspaper man, but ! do think he
would stand a better chance eventual
ly Of becoming one than man Of
equal ability who had not taken such
a course.
zone Of the first fields TO which the
literary aspirant turns Is newspaper
work. And It's a bully game; though
perhaps not as a life work, unless a
man intends 10 specialize in some one
trade where man sees more angles
Of life than as a reporter. II is GER
ldlulg lu' HIDnl dllId'AlFfr AH' IlpnN
fascinating and the poorest paid trade
in the world.
ITO be a good reporter Is TO enter
the most useful form OF endeayor that
sO-called literary career can assume
Noycllsts and short story writer's are
common, cssayists are also numerous
as are dramatic critics and the like,
but good reporters are the scarcest
and most valuable things in the news
paper business today
Some OF the greatest things ever
written were written in rush to catch
an edition. ! think that without doubt
the best thing ! ever wrote was
story in daily paper Probably no
one remembers It but me, but | know
have never done anything better.
Il think the best natural asset a re.
porter can have TO start with is
good memory. with some Of the fea-
lures Of card index to it-a classi-
Tying memory with a power Of repro
ducing what has been entrusted TO It.
II q reporter is not naturally endowed
with such II memory, | should advise
him above all To DO his best to cult
yate one
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-01-26

Ip,e ". have but 70 rsSch out u TINS
roc yea. - 1915 ana gather u tie
g.loes. syrl.,s Q. prosperity. Merchan'
o...s w..i se .ro.Kht without Yfic. cub
t1f.R 'Arc. criFiIg bOrseg VII temp
ne god pleceE in zig csnOuinatlonE
1u.G,l >: ,psy3tc I.Unsy VII catch
,:e sp.rr' and t:.sys Nll bs streams Oi
r,,t,ey y,acse .LIg c.s.nels q trade
Ia "! :OE tie c!ce Sll :O'get the
gres. ..c-t;r.s. questions 1tcs uss
tieYe Nj. oe 20 necessity FOR tgbiing
e., Z s.sIcE ~ I've, working co2Gl-
..qrt MI. ~ mace iaeaI oeca .-s lst'o-
vii .e Il demand or s.lrs' Cur rJp-
f.eY ,yuY z!Ic. oGY marble yg' coa., oG'
arm Prod. .c,k MI. re -eLi abroad j.
ce,les y. great pcesr gong vessels
ana TIE scaYcity created q, .C.rs ALL
employ even a UOYsr a. Dl9 sage.
Fa-u .2.cr Nj. grow attractive il
yr5ce ard men all begin 70 struggle
Tor gWrersi.p - .sIo Farms wil sel
arc c.srRe nSnc. Uutl every nan hss
tskap { profit City property sill DE-
,Ougat aneH Dy al clssses vino Sill
have al intense desire 70 share IN the
profit, and ,IUg fortunes viii De made
within q Drlef portion Of the property
cycle
Ce, ready nOw 70 welcome this pros
Derity cycle ts coming u you, It's
coming ~ ali
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-01-26
Griffith Produces The clsnsman." D"

Little old New York and gay,
breezy Chicago have been given the
go-by. The first night Of the lar
gest film ever made in America, and
the most expensive photoplay as yet
produced, was first witnessed by a
tanktown audience, IL Riverside. Cal,
with its 10000 souls and the hand -
somest hotel on the southwest coast,
can be placed in that class.
D. W. Griffith wanted to see just
what the ordinary audience thought
Of "The Clansman," his latest pro-
duction, a feature in twelve reels,
so he took it to the foothill town.
It was shown to capacity houses two
nights In theater dark for weeks
because of unpaid bills. Mr. Grif-
fifth sat in the midst of the audience,
none of whom knew him, and heard
only praise.
The production required seven
months for filming. following eight
weeks employed in the preparation
Of the scenario. The cost is esti-
mated at from 100000 to 100000,
and more than 100000 feet of film
was made and cut down to 1900,
used in the finished production The
stars of this subject are Henry Walt
hall, known throughout the land as
the booth Of the films, and Lillian
Gish. Ralph Lewis plays the char
acter lead, and all parts are taken
by film players who have won lau-
rcls in scores of successful produc-
tions. Mr.. Griffith has left for New
York City. where the picture will be
given the "once over" by the critics.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-01-26
HELP WANTED

your earnings Learn
barber trade for which there is al
ways a demand Many jobs waiting
at wages higher than you would
expect. Taught in short term by
our system. Earn while learning.
Write today. Moler Barber College,
Kansas City, Mo. 17-6
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-01-26

Owing to the illness of the regu-
lar carrier on West Main street, a
substitute carrier has been put on
this route, and subscribers failing to
receive the paper promptly will
kindly notify me. Call 53S up to
e p. m. and G37 after that hour.
}. G. SPREKELMEYER,
City Circulator.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-01-26

Permission has been granted JAG
ques Jaccard, director of J. Warren
Kerrigan and the Kerrigan- Victor
company, TO use the picturesque ruins
of the old mission at San Juan Cap
istrano, Cal, in the production of
"Smouldering Fires" two-reel
western drama which the company
is to stage upon the completion OF
the sixth chapter in the Adventures
of Terence O'Rourke." This is re-
garded as one of the best opportuni-
ties Mr.. Jaccard has had for pictur
esque photography, since his connec-
tion with the Universal Film com
pany.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-01-26
MISCELLANEOUS WANTS
BIDS
Office Of the State Capitol Commission
Oklahoma CITY, Okla

Oklahoma City, Okla.
Sealed bids viii be received at this of
fee until 10 O'Clock A. NJ, on the 25tlr
day Of February, 1915. and at that time
publicly opened, for supplying the fol-
lowing material to be used in the con-
crete frame of the Oklahoma State Cap
itol Building at Oklahoma City, Oklaho-
ma, in accordance with the Specifications
and form of proposal, copies of which
may be had at this office or the Office of
the architects, Layton & Smith. 701 Ma
ma.
23.500 n. 1s-inch Conduit; s1.5aN It. y
inch Conduit: is0 4-inch round outlet
boxes, 3, Inch hole; $50 finch round out
let boxes, ia-inch hole: 36l 4-inch square
outlet boxes, single gang covers: 26O sin
gle-g gang switch boxes. Is three-cang
switch boxes; ! four-gang switch box;
? five-gang switch boxes; 1910 fixture
studs with store bolts; 200 3, inch lock
nuts and bushing; 2.20O y inch Lock nuts
and bushing: 22 floor boxes: 100 finch
round extension rings, PSI floor boxes for
buZZer system.
Each bid must be accompanied by
certified check for the sum of Five 90
per cent of the amount of the bid. to be
forfeited, assessed as liuuidated dam
ages in case the bidder fails. negiects or
refuses to comply with the conditions or
agreements OF his bid
Blds must be in duplicate the original
TO be fled with the capitol commission
ana an exact copy Of the same filed with
,ilS 'eS S'tiN ol state. An affidavit shall
De enclosed with the original bid to the
erect that the copy filed with the Secre-
tdTy OF state Is a true and exact copy of
the original bid
Al bids will be submitted to the duly
1ulhorlzed committee of the legislature
TOT thelr advice and approval.
lhe flsht is reserved by the capitol
commission 10 reject any and ali bids
~ order OF the state capitol commits
sion this p day Of January. 1915.
Nv II i
Attest: Iii5i,
IRA MITCHELL. mani
secretary Palm
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STOCKS AND BONDS.

LIST your oil stock, acreage and
royalties with me and / will find
you buyer. G. P Selvidge. Phone
Sio. 12-1m
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T-EATosIUS TOMORROW

Ti5E CAST
Marin Mary Charleson
TOuassO Charles Kent
Count Nusso DaDells, Wm Humphrey
Lieut. Gerald AnstrgtheT. Darwin Kari
English Principal IN Duel Donald Han
Antonio PaOlI------S. Rankin Drer
End AnstrUtber- Naomi Childers
Lady Chartris------AlDerta Gallatin
Nsude Adele De Garde
n LefeDre Detective -KObt Gsillord
Railway Guard Albert Roccardi
Mr Barnes Of New YORK
--------------- Maurice Costello