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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-01-18


peeted to take up for discussion the
license taxes bill. prepared by the
Joint committee on tax revision. ana
reported from the House Finance
COMMITTED Friday after a few minor
amendments A committee represent
in9 the State Retail Merchants Asso-
citation Is expected 10 appear before
the Joint session of the Finance Com
mfttees this morning to protest against
the classification OF merchants for the
r,urpose OF taxation into retail and
wholesale merchants and against Some
~ the retail merchants tax rates.
Another to appear before the joint
committee meeting - Hon. EDWARD
II. KinEsley, NJ Parkersburg. West
virgfnia. who is stopping AT the JEFF
ferson Hotel Mr., Kingsley was for
several years a member of the West
virginia Legislature and later attorney
fnr the State Tax Commissioners Of
nee. He will explain the operation Of
NWe9t virginia's plan to the committee
Md members who attend.
s AO1ne apprehension on the part Of
ne advocates of partial segregatio
shas 'been stirred by the announcement
- 49, fact that the constitutionality
- IN, aggregation bill is 10 be attack
- ana the opinion of the Attorney
SEVERAL Ii awaited with more than
ssa,ani interest by both factions. The
ssSsrn effons 10 be submitted 10 the At
gfmrney-GerHeral by Mr.. Montague on
NnAnif OF toe House Committee this
morning. foaaow:
s u aioxnaAgua's Questions.
B,es the alternative provision Of
nnrsFton I3a Of the Constitution. with
SsS6erence to the public school annual
42ar ~ not less than one mill nor more
ilan Ave mills CIT property, contem
5z1sa1sH complete aggregation OF sub
Srsfn OF taxation Sufficient to provide
4 ESUsrue for the staae government. OF
q sSlf1 said section permit such partial
- ration as is contemplated by ths
#&1fl for such purpose reported by the
guitfee on tax revision.
5s2s ssnce the school population and
rSe whole population Of counties and
e to are not relatively the same. how
203 the alternative provision or sec.
- f35 be carried out except In the
OF complete segre aasion oi
SGGh subjects OF taxation to pro
- II che FefeFsse required By tAt
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-01-18
LAMON v. HARDNESS,
OIL MACNATE, DEAD

HOLSTER, Cal. Jan. l7,--Lamon v.
Hardness. a prominent member of the
standard Oil Company. died here to-
day.
Mr.. Hardness lived In New York and
was the largest individual holder of
Standard OIL stock except John ID.
Rockefeller.
Mr.. Hardness was one OF the larg
est stockholders of Standard OIL. His
holdings in the various companies in
this country and abroad were said
to be second only to those of John u.
Rockefeller himself. For many years
he has also been one OF the leading
directors In the company.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-01-18
WIFE Of DELEGATE
B. D. ADAMS IS DEAD
PASSED AWAY AT HOME, RED
OAK, CHARLOTTE COUNTY.
YESTERDAY.

News was received IN Richmond
Yesterday afternoon OF the death of
Mrs. Berkeley p. Adams, wife OF
MIR. Adams, member OF the House or
Delegates from Charlotte County. Mrs
Adams died at her home at Red Oak,
Charlotte County yesterday morning.
according to information received by
friends mere.
She had been i'll about two weeks
The funeral wifi be from the late
home at / O'Clock tomorruw after
noon.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-01-18

says: The same principles viii DOM,
Innate the forthcoming Allies Socialist
Congress in London, but Germany
would accept any territorial sacrafce
before she would permit such prin-
Iciples to rule the world, for they
would deprive her Of her instrument
lof world domination---militar
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-01-18

London, Jan. 1.-THE death of Lieu
tenant General ,Anatole. Mikhailovitch
Stoessel, the defender of Port Arthur,
Is announced in dispatch from Petro-
grad, He had suffered from paralysis
since last July.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-01-18

And as we keepers of homes may
now clean away the useless acSumu-
lations of the long year Just gone,
may clear out the rubbish and tighten
the dark spots. so may We clean up
our hearts and memories. forget the
wrongs that have been done US, ana
atone for the hurt and harm We may
have done t. others. Let us make
OF the new year a genuine cleaning
and beginning time. both as to the
spirit and the substance OF life. and
when the next twelve months have
rolled around we may examine our
homes and our lives once more to as
sure ourselves of the earnestness OF
the good intentions we have SO reso-
luteiy made.--Betty Lyle Wilson. In
Southern Woman, AagaElHss
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-01-18
ALLIES DEFENSIVE
Continued From First Page.)

From the Argonne to the Nosges
heavy falls of snow are reported
Quiet still prevails at Scissors, but
farther to the east, at Troyon, the
Germans made an attack yesterday
but were easily checked. The after
noon communique also reports that
the allies artillery is again proving it's
superiority over German ordnance.
Operations in Alsace are apparently
at a. standstili No news of moment
has been received from there for
more than q week.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-01-18
The Weather

Virginia: Cloudy and colder Mon
dsy: rain in south portion: Tuesday
rain or snow In north, probably fair
in south portions. variable winds, be-
coming northeast and probably strong.
North Carolina Rain Monday; fresh
TO strong southeast to south whoa
Tuesday fair. colder
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-01-18
New Years Greeting from Betty
Lyle Wilson.

New Years is our annual re-begin-
ming day, a gracious time when past
faults and foliies NAV be forgotten
and ali things once more may be
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-01-18
TO BASE OPPOSITION

tcontinued from First Pageo
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-22
CHICAfO GRAIN

CHICAGO, oct 2c Some nrmuess dr.
veloprd In the wheat market today be-.
cause VI the relative strength of quota
lions MT Liverpool, where the scarcity NJ
offerings was said 10 be pronounced.
Heavy receipts NJ Minneapolis. Duluth
aud Winnipeg continued however 10 mulr
the bulls here cautious Houses with
northwestern connections sold freely
Op"nlug prices, which ranged from I,n
"ff iu 'ir up with December nt xlO3 10
- m's ana May nt klOIsGt l1Iii we're fol.
lowed bN slight general decline ana then
q material upturn
Export sHlcs had u bulish effect ou corn.
Ih" fine weather appeared lo have lililc
Influence. After opening shade tu Ar
higher the market scored % moderate fr.
there upiurn
oats reflected the strength uf corn Che
buN'ng though WAS only scattering
Provisions tucked support ON the other
mana pressure to sell was not sufficient
lo bring about any rndlrnl declines
Later n decided sclhn,k In wheat rn.
suited from sales here ~ hedge uur.nn.
ing done In m" southwest and hr.tu4n
"L congestion NJ railway facilities ...I
NJ buffalo Their" were also rmur- u. .
lnrlun"lles N,l"ry for Great Huuin.
IIn close was l'sc net lower With pr
''mh"I ut NlWis aud May ut SlO.I, ,sl..
sag took place uftcrWurd m .u.n
when wheat turned doVngfudr Irr ,N...
was heavy al the same us yesterday fp
%. lowet
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-22
COTTON
NEW YORK COTTON

NEW YORK. Oct. 22-There vas
renewal OF yesterdays selling movement
In the cotton market early today aud
ater opening nj decline NJ I 10 points,
prices sold about to . points net lower
With December declining 10 lKa2; lnuu
AIRY 10 l2g and March 10 IfGG or tho
lowest prices reached since the publication
or The governments crop report early
In the month Offerings this morning
we're encouraged by relatively ensv ca
hies, hut there was a good deal " cover
ing on the decline OF about isr from
the high level ~ last Monday aud some
scattered buying on the unfn,ornblc east.
ern belt forecast.
The heavy concentrated selling which
was the feature of yesterdays trading,
was not In evidence this morning aud thf
" X and r. rallied sharply from the
early decline on final spurt " cover.
lnr BY October shorts. unfayorahle de.
tailed weather reports from fhc eastern
helt and hullish southern spot adviccs
shorts were active buyers on the advance
which carried prices up IN i2AI Tor the
December aud i26s for January around
midday or about 10 10 ~ points net
The early afternoon rally carried ne.
cember M 10 l2dl AMI january to 1919
~ about q points net higher Trading
then became less active NJ the demand
from shorts subsidized and there were rc.
actions of TO 10 poinis from the best
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-22
FINANCIAL
WALL STREET

NEW YORK. O,t ,: sp,.lsiu., rr,
'ldrd fresh sensations at the opruIng
nt ioday.s dealings while railway, again
were unll and henvy Bethlrhrm Steel
rose TO Oo, an eighth over II, previous
r"'u' "hl " above yesterday close
Henrrai Motors made n.N rc.ors M,
~ ten point advance IN 37S. mi, di.
en''lon being shnred by gudrbnker. up
ln"r points TO ipi, willis Overland 90.
i" nl Maxwell Motor one Ia d1S and
l2i N'"'' '.' 7"
There was extensive trndinr I'm Great
Northern Ore Dlstillers' Securltles Amer
han Locomotive, Continental can aud
snniIar ISSUES nt gains N 10 points
hl lmted states Steel was fra,uonaIlr
Bnldwin's rise Of over III poIpts ., lto
with 10 o points gain in lesser sre
ymules including Pullman. featured The
''hnl honr The closing was firm
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-22
NV ORLEANS CITrON rrTrREs


NEW ORLEANS O,. .. Spot cotton
steady. seven points Ur SNh'y ON tho
spot $40. toJirrlyr pn Good ordinary
pae; strict good ordinary lOS, low mid
ding, MS, strict low middliur llw;
middllug n. strict mddlug, l22i; good
mlddling i2h7 strict good middllng
II receipts Gl2i stock, 2Ol sos
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-22
Tl0EEF2 TElE9A0HE RaD
l'.ElEGR221 G0.
WV nnLtAN. lnrrnN

NEW ORLEANS. u.i .. Cotton lost
TO 10 points boo tho fret hair hour M
r1dng here TODAY cables were not ~
high ~ due. weather conditions over the
belt showed further Improvement and
holders Of long contra. t- -ull were dis
posed 10 liquidntr Tho market was
steady NJ the dr,hur
At level ~ tu n points off rnmors ~
Successes by the nllir- uJ ihu nurdancllrS
were circulated with the rrsul, that n hay
Ing wave Immediately developed Bulls
were heavy huyrrs and shorts we're fright
cned into covering lhr decline was
quickly made and toward noon prizes
Nrtr NJ n net advance uf ld tu ~ points.
Fresh selling made ~ appearance and
the market aid not hold well under n
A. 20 prices wer" . lo o. points over
Yesterdays closing
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-22
KANsAs am IINEsroCk

KANSAS ClTN, Oct - noes Re-
CENTS 1850: stendy nulk SGgOm I 80 !.
heavy, 81 sOdIW. light. S0pOa 1a3 pigs,
fGdiOO.
tA1'rLE Receipts 1900 steady. Prime
fed steers, SgG1at NJ 10: dressed beef
steers. ySghmNGn southern steers $50
also, COWS Sisi7; heifers, SOdpa0 f;
Noykrrs, 5dOWSal
SHEEP Receipts 5000; steady Lambs
- a5n $50; yearlings, t0GOnT25 Wethets,
~ 1sMGj0; ewes, ~ tO6fd
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-22
LOCAL LIVESTOCK
TODAYs RECEIPTS

lHitlc ....t.... s.r.....H.... wv
t,t,,. %
Hogs ...... ...... ......,t.. |pN
YARD NOTES g. j Leuung, beer
manager Tor s and s.. returned today
from Il four Of inspection N hrnnch
houses. visiting AT pnllus. Texas for the
iatr liz reported Texas agricultural con
uuons as being par excellent due to the
extremely fine market lor cotton ANA
,uttunseed
Thursdays collapse " hog prices was
followed 10y smuli reaction today, but
tur sincerity uf the advance was qur7
TONED 4 little bnit for urAt week, Thought
snmr, nnd II win take week ~ llsm
crops. such Hs today 10 prove anything
iu the way uf bun campaign
The COW market Is all dollud out lu
"a new dress Everything I'm bovine stock
g. selling higher is wanted In greater
uuuntlte, and lCtler quality Packers arr
striving tu best the sto,kcr traders in
mn effort to relieve the shurlHge For
iurG pots, oklahoma City again mount.
the ladder ~ the highest COW market
lu the world
CATTLE MARkEI Hardly enough In
ON the early market 90 provide test
Receipts NJ i0O head onrried practically mo
b,"f cattle sIurkrr huNcr- getting most
the fresh supply and they paid good
sfnHdy prices ul ihr weeks advance
Packers got some 0du Iun m steady
IrlUs4
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-22
CHICAGO LIVESTOCK

CHICAGO. Oct ~ HOds Receipts
10 QODO. firm at yesterdays average buk
81 goa 80; light SIIOd7N, mixed,
81 sOdiI 0O heavy NtJd1s0 rough. S0T5
Ndph, pigs, AmGS,
,tATri1t Rrteipfs 1000: weak Native
beef Steers SBM 10 ~. western steers, 10
80 COWS aud heifers S2s1dS35; calves
~ 2i6fI
SllEEP Receipts 0,OOO. steady we,h.
efs, WmdOO, lambs fObOmST5
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-22

LIVERPOOL. oct - UuTrON Spot,
easier. good mlldlng Ttid; middliur
tl2d; low nlddlmg 6Gid, Sales SNO
speculation aud export, aOO0 Receipts ),
on Futures, very steady uct oct Nov
Nov Dec., Dee. Jan. IO2isd. lnn Feb
LWbd; Feb Mar I03'sd. Mar -April
April. MAY, May June. June July. 7Oe
july Aug, 1O0d; Aug Sept GS5isd, Sept.
Oct, 0I0d Oct Nov. q GGd.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-22
Ar IIIa IINEsrnrK

ST LOIis, oct y HOds Receipts
1000; 10 10 ~ cents higher Pigs and
lights, mOOdt75O mixed and butchers,
NlSNiGi good heavy. VI iOd7@
CATTLE Receipts s0h steady. Native
beef steers, tlJOG l02A; yearllng steers
and helfers sShOGt i0A cows s0Gfs: stock
ers and feeders SddiI15; Texas and In
dian steers 81 2jdi 500; COWS aud heiferu,
SiG6M, native calves softii
sIEEP Receipts. 800; steady Lambs,
SSna sheep and ewes, sbdd5O
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-22
The Newest of Cine New
CLASSIFIED DIRECTORY
LEGAL NOTICES.
NOTICE OF sHERIFT's SALE or LAM
UNDER FORECLOSURE OT MORTGAGE

NOTICE OF sHERIFTs SALE or LAND
UNDER fORECLOsuRE OF MORTGAGE
tpub okla Times. Oct s. rs p, % Nov
., lsiJl
In the district court IN aud Tor oklahoma
county state VI oklahoma ! II. Burn
side plalntff vs. james II RrOughton,
Lizzie " Broughton Roy = forbis,
Grace r. Forbis, Union Trust Company
corporation, Trustee, uklahoma city
building aud Loan Association, q corpo.
ration Nick VI Ellis, Mary a Ellis.
Louis = strauss n = Mckrever. g.
Nealy. j A. Lloyd, Flora Bartholomew,
defendants Case No l0saS
Notice ls hereby given that pursuant TO
an order NJ sale tssned out Of the office "
the court clerk NJ oklahoma county, state
of oklahoma. on the ith DAY Of October.
1915. In an action wherein l. u. Burn
side was plaintiff, and James X BtouFh
ton. Lizzie " brouHhton Roy y forbls,
urace T. forbls. Union Trust COMPANY a
corporation, Trustee, Oklahoma CITY Bulld
ing and Loan Association, a corporation,
Nick VI. Ellis, Mary %. Ellis, Louis H.
strauss. II y Mckeevef g. Nsaly. ] A.
Lloyd. and Flora bartholomew, were Ne
PENDANTS, directed Ia me, the undersigned
sheriff NJ oklahoma county, state ~ ~
lahomu. commanding me 20 levy upon and
sell. without appraisement the following
described lands. to.sit
Lot Twenty une EN- and The east fifteen
feet NJ lot twenty ts0i In block n" In
Fair,irw Addition 10 oklahoma Clty, Oklu,
hnma county, state ~ Oklahoinn. 10 satl, /.
~ judgment aud decree Of foreclosure
In favor ~ the said plaintiff. aud against
the defendants above named obtained and
made In said court on the FIRST day n
April. lplh, for the sum Of tlibllpo. with
ten per cent Interest thereon from April
1. 1915, and the further sun Of sie00o a. =
torney's fees. aud costs ~ said action,
| will therefore, on the 9th day Of No.
yember, 1918. AZ the hour af 90 o'clock
y. m. ci said day. al the west front door
of the court house IN the city ef OH
iahoma. oklahoma eonnty. state of OKLA.
homa, offer for SALE. And sell 10 the high.
est and best bidder fof cash the said
property above deacfibed OF 20 mnck
thereof A. win satisfy said Judgment,
With interest aud costs.
ny IohNH, HEEH.
NJ. q Msis,er AltJ fof PAIssifL
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-22
CmIcAoO oRNIN ~ rno,IHoN.
PRODUCE
CHCAGn PRnnIrr

'llCA6u oct -. HITTER Higher.
cr~rmrry. 22a2Ic.
Ed'is Unsettled RECEIPTS. gIIg cases
nrsts. 2Bld2Ir Ordinnr, first. ~ N
~, nj marx cases Included aufi-t.
POTATOES Unsettled. rp,aluf. "A
cars; Wisconsin whites a1d4S. Nurun,n.
Ia whites and Mlnnesoth Onto, iiullr
PolLIRN Alive, lower. fowls Igr-r:
springs. iac
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-22

LIVESTOCK

FORT NORTIl LINEsTOCk
IOWr WORTH. oct - tAIllE re-
gripis IapO: unchanged, Reeves tdti "a.
HOgs Wrrplpts 2WU tOr advance
Light ~ gSGt1.
SHEER Receipts 1900 steady Lambs
SIMt -
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-22
WANTED TO RENT

WANTED 70 RENT by November I.
by responsible party with good references
good six room house. northwest or north.
east, beyond 9th preferred Must be- near
school and car line. would Ike place
That, N suitable. may be purchased later
Give location aud price Address K.lu
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-22
PROF F,SSIONA:
Walter snidrr. rhief building rIer,,.

X hack IN the jUb issuing permits
from the huildIn- commissioners Of
flee Mis-, l.. Harris has been filling
the puNtion during Snidcr's vacation
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-22
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS

KANSAS CITY CAsH GRAIN
KANSAS CITY, Oct. -, WHEAT - 40.
9 hard, siO9ftl iO No. 2 red. 81. 1901 IN
CORNING. mixed 02d0s white, o.
el02c,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-22

sr Louis, oct - WHEAT No o
red, " lgQl2l; No. hnrd, nominal
tbEN NO ., new Or. > while new
G3lsc.
OATS-No. ., 31c; No. white nominal
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-22
wEEKLY CorrON STATISTICS

statistics;
Imports A0O0 bales American, 1900
stock NllIOM American. GinuO. forwarded
iNOh' American, il,U0. experts, i5S3
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-22

lluG MARKET Highrlng the snip
nrycssitaled further declines here today.
Packers Ncrc satisfied with n nickel lower
bn sis un the bulk hut the top showed a
ilmr hess INT. made the two duy brink
,5dNn.. or VI 20 lower than Monday hcst
In today sold ~ $3.50 hulk M15I60O
10. nuotatlous
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KANSAS CITY, oct - NEW POTN.
Northerns. 81.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-22

NEW YORK. Oct y Raw sugar.
nnrrl' ,ail' steady centrifugal Ilp moHs,s'.
iG2 refined steady.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-22
HOTELS
CANCER CURED

Witaout knife or cuustic. cure where
others fail My cures guaranteed. Terms
reasonable, no cure no pay. Y B, Need.
ham 1920 W ith St. Oklahoma city,
Phone W 1927
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NEW YORK, OFT = LFGn. HTs.
spcller not quoted.
~ London Lead, RI, Ss, nd spelter. fOd.
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N q asI'tsL Ail'J TOT PIaissa
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WANTED TO RENT ROOMS

YOUNG Couple, with child. years old,
wish 10 rent two or three nicely furnished
housekeeping rooms, with use ~ phone
aud all conyenienves. moderate rent On
North Robinson. Address C.i0i care The
Times
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,. KANSAS CRY PRODUCE
KANSAS CRY. O,t ., w"rrI.u
EGGS. POULTRY Unchanged
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WANTED 20 rent Tor winter months 4
or , room suite or small house; must be-
central nnd reasonable Address X iti
cure The Times
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WANTED to r'nt, furnished from Nov
J To May ], . room suite or small house
must be south NJ urnnd avenue. aud reR
snnable Address. y ~ rsre rhe Times
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ST. InIlIa rRnnInr

ST. LouiS. Oct - pOlLIRY Rrr
TER I nchangcd
EiGS-2la.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-22

NEw YORK. Oct. % Spot cotton.
quiet middllnE uplnnds isl5 sales 90
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-22

Constant change ..Ns1- school, mar
rag". huuu" duties, .r.. make available
positions Tor do,Irfh'H ars almost con
lnuously Ia iurn H- large ls We en-
ulpy.
Telephone Operator. ... selected from
Better Than Average GIRLS
Not every Eirl rlu become success
ful operator There uru .nr'uln qunliticu-
lions necessary
She must br u .oUI N.nIu herause the
public demands cheerful Hurtcous So
Vice
she must be- quick nu1 bright because
The public demands nrumu. md accurate
.eryiu,
She must be of M. sturdy, dependable
klni who work steadily, because ihe pub
iir demands continuous and dependable
'crviur
sh" must be- enthusiasts. because with
oui o. success Zoo uu} calling Is impo'
sihle
W. advertise extensively. because We
wnrt CO. attract tu unr service "a large
force ~ girls who want permanent cm-
ld"'n'ut with ppportuniilr- fnr advance.
mcut
ENprrlenc" not necessary students en.
ter nm operators training school. aud
MO paid Nhil" learning
Apply IN Principal ~ Training School.
Room aOS, Pioneer Hldg
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roR sALE--REAL ESTATE
g. Room Coeaate

AT A BARGAIN good new modern 10
room house, 3 lots, good barn on same
22XSO also good business building This
property Il located In Texas city and will
make nu Ideal home Tor either winter or
summer Address Is VI Higginbothnm.
Texas city. Tex
The Snowflake herald., 1915-08-20
"OUR" INDIANS

"The Indian is not a vanish
ing race. There are more In
dians in the United States today
than there were ten years ago,
and the number is increasing,
due to education, sanitation and
the adoption of the white mans
way of living. 1t is therefore
of the greatest Importance that
the land holdings of the Indians
should be safeguarded, that they
should not be decreased. " This
in brief was the message of
Cato Sells, U. S. commissioner
of Indian affairs, to the direc-
tors of the chamber of commerce
and others at a farewell dinner
in Phoenix the other night.
? There are 10000 Indians in
Arizona" said. Commissioner
Sells. "Only one state, Okla
homa, has a larger Indian popu-
lation, but there the proportion
of white people is much larger.
With 10000 of the 325, 900 In
dians in the United States with
in her borders, Arizona should
take more than a little interest
in her Indian population.
Contrary to popular belief
the Indian is not vanishing
race. Education, sanitation, bet
ter living conditions are respon-
sible for an increase over the
population ten years ago. 1t is
all the more necessary then that
the Indians land holdings should
not be further reduced, for if
his lands are taken away the
Indian will be unable to help
himself and become totally de-
pendent on the white man for
support. -
The Snowflake herald., 1915-08-20
KING OF GREECE A SOLDIER
Constantine Received an Excellent
Military Education and Has Given
Proof OF Skill.

Constantine, the new king of
Greece, is of Danish and Russian
blood, his father having been a son
of Christian TX. of Denmark, and
his mother being the eldest daughter
of the Grand Duke Constantine,
brother of Alexander Ii. King Con-
stantine was born in Athens, and
brought up under an English COVER
ness and German and Greek tutors.
Later on he went to Berlin, where
he received his education as a SOL
dier, being attached to the Second
regiment of Prussian Foot Guards.
In 1897 he took command of the
Greek troops in the war with Turkey,
but his army was crushed in Thes-
sally. In April last he was appointed
inspector general of the forces and
has since shown himself soldier of
merit. At the moment of his acces-
sion he was in Epirus, conducting
the military operations for sweeping
the Turks out of that province.