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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-11-22

energy. There was always fear and
uread in my mind, had cold, nervous,
weak spells, hot flashes over my body.
nad a place in my right side that was
% sore that | could hardly bear the
weight Of my clothes. tried medicines
enG doctors, but they did me little good,
ana never expected to get out again.
got Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable
compound and Blood Purifier, and GER
eainly would have been in grave or in an
asylnm II your medicines had not saved
,ne, but now can work all day, sleep
@ell at night, eat anything want, have
ny not flashes or weak, nervous spells.
~ pains, aches, fears and breads are
sOhe' my house, children and husband
arg no longer neglected, as | am,almost
Inslrely free Of the bad symptoms had
.siore taking your remedies, and all is
,easure and happiness in my home. =
IT'S IT'S JOSIE HAM, r. +. D. /, Box %,
1lamrock, Missouri.
Y sou want special advice write
Lydia Il. Pinkham Medicine Co..
uG.m.dentiall Lynn. Mass
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-11-22
MRS. JOHN n. srRuMQUIsr

He launched into a discussion of the
No ime was lost in appointing a
nominating committee consisting of
Supts. w. A. Poore, Mcfarland Pro
fessor Vaughn, Marcos e. de Baca
and Atanasio Montoya. Supt ANan
y. White reminded the meeting that
at o'clock there would be a union
service at the high school aud there
for urged haste in finishing the bus
mess The nominating committee
reported the following ticket with
aacrity President George e. Laid
of state college. vice president Felix
Martinez; recording secretary M. r.
Gonzales; corresponding secretary,
Mrs. W. O. Oldham of Portales,
treasurer David H. Boyd of Albu-
querque, Mrs John strumquist of
Albuquerque, auditor; John ". Con-
way and Filadelfo Baca of Santa Fe,
and Atanasio Montoya of Albuquer-
que. executive committee Or Boyd
declined to serve as treasurer but
finally consented to take the job An
effort Of John " Conway, tactfully
Nldutt TO- nav Alli ltNN Nt'lfNl wv
come a section of the educational ass
sociation, found hut little encourage
ment The nominations We're app
proved unanimously
Objects Of the Association.
The objects Of the association are
best summarized in the names of the
committees that win do the work of
the society that is to meet annually
at the time of the educational assoc
citation convention These commit
tees are Committee of three mem
beers in each county to organize
Senior and Junior clubs; committee
Of five to organize night schools;
committee Of five to enforce the COM
pulsory education law; q committee
of five to look after vocational train
ing and agricultural training; a com
miltee OF five to look after extension
work, and committee of five on
nominations The dues were placed
at the nominal sum Of Is cents to-
encourage a large membership
In view OF the praiseworthy OBJ
iects Of the society rapid growth ana
a large measure Of influence are pre-
dicted for it.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-11-22
COURT WILL BE
HELD IN ARTESIA
FOR SECOND TIME
No0-juy Cases Involving Peo-
Pile in Northern End of Eddy
County to Be Tried by Judge
Richardson

.ssset.l eesssssosessas % ~osstaa ioussAli
Nftesia. n. Al NOV 21-For the
SECOND time m inc history OF the town.
district court will convene Ia Artesm
Monday November 90 There are
argc number of nop-lpry cases be-
fore the court from this end Of Eddy
county. AMI Judge Granville A. Rich-
lrdsou win open court here for enc
d11 I'M Jrdor % dispose ~ as MANY Of
Them as afe ready to go to trial This
action ou me part 81 the presiding
judge viii result n thc elimination Of
considerable expense to the llugants
aud his action is heartily commended
! by an of those who have cases set for
|noNt week ana their attorneys The
+ following eases are set for Monday iu
/ Artesia
BrBinurd vs. Chase.
Coekerhom VS. Fcwee, admmstr0-
tor. 81 al
Mrs W. n Campbell vs Fcrrcc.
administrators et al
W T. Gage vs. r.. n. Embree, ct at
/ Williams u.s. Gleemap, First Nation
.ul bank.
Uaney VS. Gleemun
Randall VS. Swepston ct al
Woodwork VS. Turkcr ct al
state National bank VS.. Terry ct ol
Madden VS., llanoy and Gtmland
Imam us Bowman
Mrs W. II Campbell VS. Thomas
= ". Parse ct al. ys q r. Branard
lee a.
/ Gage VS. upper ct AL
| Mccormick VS. Mckinney X Mann
Town of Artesia VS. Dawson.
Two Most Important Cases
The two most important cases, Ut
least those of the most general inter-
est are nranord vs. Chase and Me
, Cormick vs. Mckinney a Mann. ~
the first O. r.. Brainard Is suing q
AIR Chase, who came 20 Artesia ant
made some motion pictures of an al
falfa festival, for which he received
money subscribed by the business
men. The pictures were shown al /
r Iloeal theater and created considers
e. Y Bile amusement. but also aroused thu
Z wrath of number OF those who hn,
' paid for them. Chase later, under ia
uumc Of Chase Bell, was employed b.
the san Diego fair commission In thu
e state To make motion pictures In va
rious localities 10 shows In the New
% Mexico building az san Diego.
II In the second case Dr. Metormicl
: Is atiuk for The possession Of Il mum
{ her of turkeys now held by McKlnnc,
N land Mann AT one trial recently be
4 fore the local justice of the peace
e Mccormick identified his turkeys b,
7 means Of white threads sewn In tn
Wing feathers Later Mckinney am
u Mann were indicted charged with tn
theft of the turkeys, but their cas-
d has not yet come to trial,
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-11-22
Jailed on ThofL Chnrec.

Clovis, n. NJ, Nov. 21.--A man Civ
ing the name Of Clarence Payne is in
the county jail here charged with the
theft of $l7 from a fellow employe
Both parties were employed by a To-
cal dairyman, but Payne quit a few
DAYS ago. A night or two later he
returned to the home of the dairyman
Tor his belongings, and is alleged to
nave committed the theft at that
ume Payne was taken under arrest
ne denied that he had committed the
inert but a peculiarly bent dime iden-
tilied by the victim of the theft as
having belonged to him caused the
OFFICERS to take Payne in custody.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-11-22
BELEN MAN HAS
NARROW ESCAPE
FROM BAD WOUND


,s-sc,., eosssssososses -osvsu iouavAu
Bclcu. ~ M NoV. ~ ABOUT ii.HO
Thursday uirht Frank Rogers cole
.ared citizen who 4 sad 10 have run
n house of questionable reputation
east of inc Santa Fe tracks, took five
shots at Jose Espuosa 90 recent lr-
rival from ONIulrl. cau The lsst
anot took pnprt ou thp hagk ut the
frtt shoulder. romme uut tint front 10
The shot hnd bvpn tounl. OF inches
lower Eepmosa would MOT hove told
tho STORY ASST rs. he Is now uursng
hills painful hut mot dangerous wound
m hIs room at TIM Kruhmcr hotel
where pr Radcliffe is giving him am
tho attention possible.
20 appears that Bugpr- and young
mm named SANTIAGO BacJ had dis
agreement some few DAYS past and
thlt Rogers was Zoo lalr WAY ot cary
iug p BucJ with % ruHur when Espi-
uosa utcrfcrcd m hchalf of Baca and
from ull accounts he handled Rogers
r1tbcr roughlN lHst nisht white Es-
pnusu was making his way home
Eugyrs suddenly appeared ON the
seeue and immediately proceeded On
empty his revolver ON Espmosa with
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-11-22
MrNr rn rlIE mnsrIrAL.

Q. d BInnchard, pOslmaHter at
Blanchard cal writes II had kid-
ney trouble SO bad ! had 10 go 90 the
hospital Foley kidney Pills were rec
commended 10 me and they completely
cured me- / cannot speak too highly
of them" Sufferers In every state
have had similar benefit from this
standard remedy for kidney and blad
dor ailments. It banishea backache,
stiif Joints, swollen muscles AID al
the various eYmptoma Of weakened or
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-11-22

health before using
your medicine. | had
falling, infamma-
ton and congestion,
fem ale weakness,
pains in both sides,
backaches and bear
ing down pains, was
short of memory,
nervous, impatient,
passed sic pless
mig h is, a n h I'd
neither strength nor
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-11-22

The Lincoln county pennants worn
by the teachers and their friends are
quite conspicuous, for their size, neat
ness and originality
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-11-22
REMARKABLE
CASE Of Mrs. HAM
Declares Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound
Saved Her Life
and Sanity.

Shamrock, Mo- ~ feel it my duty
70 tell the public the condition of my
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-06-10

North Dakota oklahoma. Louisiana,
Iowa Arizona, Arkansas. Colorado
Idaho Montana, Nevada, New Mexico
aud Utah
The argument denies nauy thut
railroad revenues have declined tu a
point where they cnn no longer make
profit on their investment and de
clurcs that ~ allowance Is made for
Improper charges against operating
expenses the net operating revenues
would he greatly Increased"
The railroads, II is argued, are not
entitled to make earnings upon invest.
mrnts which they have mudr largely
In excess ot the requirements ~ tuf.
fir"
Taking the western roads ns a whole
the argument holds they have not been
losing revenues
increases Zoo rates should NOT he
granted, continues the hri,f. "tu ull
carriers involved. Tor the benefit of
the weaker roads when 1t Is not need
rd by thc stronger runds"
The rund, have failed tu show that
the proposed rates are just and rru
souuhr the brief argues. aud the grain
business NJ the railroads shows n pro
M much iu excess ~ the business In
other rommulities
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-06-10
NAVY NEARLY FULL
Last GOvernment Report Showed Only
2Oi Notwithstanding Contiues
In Oklahoma City

This week has been the busiest
week NJ the year at the navy recruit.
Ink office. Five applicants have been
enlisted There have been % appll.
cants to date this month. Eight were
accepted physically, but only five were
enlisted.
Following 0re those enlisted: r. n
Logglns, II s. Wcstmorland, e. W.
Johnson. e. L. Manwarren. all "
Oklahoma City aud W s. Stuard NJ
Wnraka, OKLA This ls Mr.. Stuards
fourth enlistment.
According a. the last government
reports there are only 200 vacancies lu
the entire u, S navy. Therefore a
man has To be- almost physically per
fection In order tn be- enlisted m
lngrown toenal sensitive Corns. un.
clean teeth aud other minor defects
VIII cause a man 10 be- rejected
More men who have qualified physl.
cnlly are rejected on account Of their
Inability 10 prove that they ARE citizens
Of the United States than for any other
reason
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-06-10
HOW ABOUT THE SEX?
Did You Ever Think OF That, Hon.
Mayor, While You Are LAmenting
The Loss Of "Lassie2"

Poignant grief sat ON the Counte.
nance Of the Hon. Mayor today ~ a
result Of his losing certain dog
which he chose from large assUrt
mrnt Mt the city pound several days
ngO ana presented to his sOn. The
mayor freely cOnfe,,rs that he would
not feel half 80 bad II he hadn't paid
out dollar and hHIt NJ his hard
earned salary for the mgrateful beast.
" nm unable 10 give any reason
why the dog should run away from II
pleasant home aud congenInl assocl-
utes, said the executive She simply
threw me down after | had saved her
life. II merely gur, 10 show the un.
grntrfulucss " animnl nature"
The missing dog answers 10 the
name Of lasslc, She Is Scotch col
Iie being cross between n yellow, II
white and n gray, with a tan tendency,
according 10 the mayors description
The license number IL l,lBl aud the
Wcarer rvinces mmistakablp traits Of
having been brought up In the best OF
surroundings, declares the mayor. Al
dogs answering This general descrip
tion nre referred to lOS West Four
teenth street.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-06-10
HIGH COST GOESHIGHER
Producers Get Increase Of 2.l5 Per
Cent In Last Two Years for Prin.
cipal Crops

WASHINGTON, June ~ The level
NJ prices puld American producers
fur the principal crops decreased about
los per cent during MAY. according
io government report made public
here today The level had Increased
nhuut 8u3 during April ON June
! n" index finger NJ prices was about
OF per cent higher than year ago.
pa rcr cent higher than two years
ogu aud 90 prr cent higher than the
avcrngc " the past seven years uu
June I.
The prices NJ meat animals, hogs.
cattle sheep aud chickens tn pro.
ducrrs Increased 81 per cent from
April rs 10 MAY ~. In the past five
wears prices decreased In like per.
Tod 20 per cent On MAY l5 the index
figure N prices for these meat AMI
mnls was about Is per cent lower than
wear age. 30 per cent than two years
ago hut 10 per cent higher than the
average W the past five years ON MAY
IA
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-06-10
TWO CENT FARE
HAS BEEN RESET
Both Sides, State And Railroads,
VIII Be Able To Resume
Trial July II
HEARING WILL REQUIRE } WEEKS

Trial OF the Oklahoma 2.cent passen.
ger fare case viii be resumed In the
federal court In Oklahoma City on
July ~, according TO u telegram re-
ceived today by Attorney General
Freezing from Judge +. A. FSDumans Of
Little Rock. Resumption Of the trial
had been previously announced for June
H. but Judge Youmans must hold
court IN Arkansas beginning on that
date aud he could not come 10 Okla
hOma city. He assured Attorney Gen.
eral Freezing that he would be through
with court IN Arkansas in time to come
to Oklahoma and resume the case here
July L.
Ii, the meantime the attorney gen
erals office rnd the corporation, work
Ing Jointly for the states interests,
have about completed much prelimln.
ary work necessary 10 place the states
side Of the case before the court There
Is yet much to he done, aud Attorney
General Freezing aud Corporation Com.
missioner Henshaw will spend several
days In 81, Lous, before the date for
the case 10 come up going over with
expert data that has been gathered
for the state
AT the previous sitting Of the court,
all the railroads, except the Katy and
Rock Island, finished their testimony
ana proof on behalf of the railroads.. 1t
is possible that these two roads,will re-
qulre at least two days In which 10 put
on their testimony, and the state will
be- ready 10 CrUss.eNumine as to the
evidence aud proof presented by the
railroads Judge J NJ Hill Of Little
Rock will continue to assist attorneys
for the state
On completion Of the testimony Of
the Katy and Rock Island the state
viii probably begin Its side OF the case.
Attorney General Freezing says that
representatives from his office aud
from the corporation commission. be-
sides experts who have been employed.
have been working faithfully in secur.
ing statistics ana all Information that
might bear on the proposition, and that
when the case Is taken up agan It win
he finished, He firmly believes that
the state VIII win. because the states
Sidel : just one, and the evidence
10 be presented to the court will be
convincing. Charles A. Ludlam, the
New York accountant employed by
the state, will be here again. His ties
timony will be Of great Importance on
behalf Of the state.
Attorney Freezing is OF the opinion
that 1t will require three weeks to fin.
ish the case, although It may he longer
thnn that There are great many
things to be presented by the state.
md II Is the intention to make IL a.
thorough as II Is possible
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-06-10
PRESTIGE ON FLEET
Patriotism Of American People and
Popularity Of Wilson MinlmiIes Ef-
feet Bryan's Act, Says Paris Writer

PARIS. June 10. - Great import
auCe Is attached by the morning papers
tu the resignation of Secretary Bryan.
They expires, the view that II forecasts
the content, uf the second American
note To Germany un the LusltHnlu.
jean llcrbrtlr. one of the best known
French writer, ON foreign affairs
writes:
We should say this minister had
not the right lu diminish the prestige
~ his government before foreign coun.
tries but Mir Bryan has double cN-
cuse First NJ ull. ministerial dlsci
pllne must have seemed rather irk
some to u man who ~ many times has
aimed nj the presidency. Then. too,
his departure does not In any way
lessen the prestige NJ his government
Tor that prestige rests on the arduous
patriotism ur the American people ;
on the deep .ru,r Of Justice. honor,
high character aud popularity NJ Presl
dent Wilson and last but not least.
uu the powerful fleet which President
Wilson reviewed last month"
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-06-10
UPS AND DOWNS
OF RENTS TOLD
Trial Of Civil Suit Brings Out Inter
esting Expert Testimony on Subject
Of Rentals and Prosperity


Expert evidence rs to how rents
went up and down In Oklahoma city
was given In Judge Clarks court today
In the trial Of the Parker case, wherein
Colonel Parker Is rudrayoring to clear
the title Of real estate In this city In
Il suit against Ella NJ Parker, the di.
vorced wife Of his son Clark Parker,
and his granddaughter Jennie l.. Par
ker.
Real estate men were called to tes-
tify as TO the rental value ot some Of
the houses on the lots In controversy
ind The Parker X Colcord addition.
One group Of houses rented for $40 II
month In 1867. the witness said, or
at least they should have brought that
amount In 1905 1909 and 1910 rent
went up and during those years the
houses had rental value Of $40 Il
month or more, according to the wit
neSSes.
In 1911 and 1912 rents came down
and the same houses that had been
given Il rental value Of $40 month
came dow mas low rs $40 In 1913 aud
1914 the value OF real estate began 10
90 up again and the rental value OF
the property was estimated by the wit
neSses at $50 n month Another set OF
houses renting for $40 month took
the same course.
Ella NJ, Parker and her daughter
are claiming an Interest In the prop
crty In this city, Mrs Purker's claim.
Ing being based on the ground that she
was not given her share of the proper
ly when she secured divorce In Onto.
The daughter basc~ her claim on the
fact that she Is her mothers heir The
plaintiff denies that his son, who Is
dead, had any interest IN the property
whatever
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-06-10
AUDITORIUM.

Following the night OF one of the
greatest crowds that has ever been I'm
the Auditorium the entertaining com.
blnation show and dance will be re-.
Sumed tonight As special feature
the throbbing melOdrama feature film
Thou Shalt Not Steal" has been Sc
cured at unusual expense Comedy
films, mirth provoking and interesting
viii complete the program. One VI the
largest crowds for mldweek dance
Is expected tonight The usual policy
of the Auditorium which makes II Dos.
sihle to attend n picture show and a
dance at very minimum coat rnp.
Idly securing u large patronage for the
movie dance pavilion.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-06-10
His POISE PERFECT
Even Jerk by Arm Of the law Could
Not Disturb Tommy's Habit Of
serenity Supreme

The mere matter uf sudden arrest
wa, not sufficient to disturb the even
tenor NJ Tommy Wilkrrsun's we'll reg
ul0ted life this morning aud he con.
tluued hi, breakfast while the rough
hands NJ the law hustled him to the
uuIiur station Arriving there he sub
mltlrd to being searched without los
Ink u bite. standing with cup of cof
Zee In one hand aud piece VI pie In
the other profound contempt for the
law manifest In every deliberate bite
According tu the police Tommy
could find hls way into the innermost
rrccsses VI the Jail on the darkest
night, Tor his alterations with the
law are many aud varied. He came
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-06-10

to grief this morning when he opened
II suitcase In a roomlng house ON
Ernnd avenue aud took thrrefrom six
pairs ~ socks belonging to one clyde
Jones, according tu the statement NJ
Detective John Cassidy. who arrested
him Tommy was sncklpss when
found.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-06-10
TOWN CAN'T SELL COAL
N OPEN COMPETITION

The town organization of Lamont
has no authority NJ law TO engage In
any independent enterprise, usch M IL
usually pursued by private individuals
according to an opinion from the at.
torney generals office.
Inquiry was made by the clerk OF
That town II the municipality could go
into the coal business. The answer
Is made That no funds ~ the town
could he used Tor any purpose other
thah That Tor which they we're speclfi'
cally raised
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-06-10
WATONGA BREEDER INVESTS
N FOUR CHOICE LOADS

state Veterinarian H. v Rohnet
returned today from Il trip through
Illinois Iowa and Nebraska, where he
went with II e loOkabaugh ~ Wa.
tonga, the latter going there to pur-
chase some hlColcd cattle. MIR Look
ahnugh bought four loads Of high bred
cattle. paying from $3.50 to S2,5OO each
FOR the animals
pr Rohnct SAYS that after viewing
conditions N the crops in these states
he was rlnd to ret hack 10 oklahoma
lie SAYS that oklahoma IL far ahead
~ ANYTHING hc saw In the way Of
crops
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-06-10
RATE INCREASE
PROTESTS MADE
Oklahoma Joins Other States In Oh
jecting to Higher Tariffs on Grain
and Its Products

WASHINGTON. June To- Briefs
opposing increased freight rates on
grain aud grain prudurt. asked 10y the
western railroads were filed with the
Interstate commerce commits iuu today
W clifford Ihuur aud the committee
uf Ntnte railroad and public utilities
commission, representing Minnesota
Nebraska Kansas. South Dnhutu
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-06-10
All Maeeabees are urged 10 be pres

All Maeeabces are urged 10 be pres.
ent at the review Of Oklahoma Tent
No. s, The Maccabees, Thursday night
at the Maccabec Temple, as final ar
rangements viii be completed for the
entertainment " Supreme Commander
Il. =. Markey of Detroit, and dele
gates 10 the state convention which
meets In Oklahoma city June 10th A
cordial invitation IL extended to all
Maccahees holding membership In
other Tents to be present. Review
win be followed by drill work on the
part Of the team.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-06-10
Licenses to marry have been issued

at the county clerks office to Charles
X Leslie. %, of Coweta and Miss
Gedie Duke, y. VI Oklahoma City l..
S. Bressler. y, Of Pueblo, Col, aud
Miss Cecilia lies, -, Of Oklahoma
city; William +. Geltey, g. Of lisa
dore and Miss Julia A. Bynem, 49, Of
Oklahoma city; W. W. witt. ~ and
Miss Myrtle D. Smith, 10, both Of Ok
lnhuma City.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-06-10
ECHOESOF The STREETS

Private II. q. Wagner, army re-
cruiting officer here has left for Enid
to conduct seven day canyassing
campaign In that city aud Sergeant W.
f. Caldwell left for III Reno TO con
duct seven day campaign there.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-06-10
RIVER SAND Is FREE
That Is, Anyone Can Take II Without
Special Grant Other Than Payment
TO State Of Two Cents q Ton Fee

At n meeting " the school land com
mission wednesday afternoon con
tracts that had previously been given
sand aud gravel concerns were re-
voked and new ones made, which will
give no one monopoly on any portion
of the river beds ~ the Arkansas and
tlmarrOn rivers
According to the new plan the les
sees viii pay the state two cents II ton
Tor all sand aud gravel taken from
the river beds. Heretofore sand aud
gravel companies were given leases OH
certain tracts NJ the river bed which
In way gave them n monopoly on
that particular portion leased The
commission elected John ThreadHll
jr, son ~ the lnte deceased Dr. John
Threadgill. 10 Il position In the depart.
ment a
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-06-10
Chief Justice Kane Of the suureme

court today assigned Judge W. II.
Brown " the fifth district to hold
court In Salllsaw SeQuoyah county,
for ten days beginning June IL.
Plumbing Repairs, Hutch Wal 1874.
ADV.