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Bisbee daily review., 1915-07-11
.FISHERMEN'S MECCA WITH SURE LUCK IN
 NORTHERN ARIZONA
Douglas Nimrod Returns From White Mountains With Glowing Account of Outdoor Joys to Be Found There.

DOUGLAS, July 1O- Bringing news of the discovery Of an Arizona para. disc for lovers of the out Of doors where followers of the reel may 1.-Two in a seventh heaven of bliss. catch ing beautiful mountain trout as fast as they can cast the hook into the foamins streams. w. E. Lutz. super intendent Of the city schools, has re- turned to this city from a camping trip of three weeks The wonderful spot he speaks of Is the White Noun tain, by automobile 300 miles iron Douglas
 "We did our fishing on Diamond Creek a branch of the White River" said MT. Lutz this afternoon. There was no trouble to catch all the trout we could eat They were tho real speckled beauty-no better in the world. From what ] know of fishing grounds and from what I have been told by men who have a more or less authoritative knowledge of the sub ject, l have no doubt that the White mountains today furnish the greatest trout fishing in the United States. 1f people had any idea of the won ders of that country they would go up in droves. I've motored 10 Cali fornia, and ] tell you there is nothing 1 in the Golden State to equal those White mountains
 "The giggest trout l caught was n inches long It tugged SO hard thought for a few moments ] had a real sucker at the end of the line the other end of the line. We met three fishermen in a camp that caught enough to feed GO people in just few hours The trout measure from hvo inches upward We camped most Of the time near Apache, but a better place Is Paradise, 35 miles beyond, where there is a great natural park al an elevation of $500 feet The days are beautiful and the nights are SO cool that you want several quilts and blankets
 Such a beautiful pine forest ] never saw before There IS no underbrush. Fragrant pine needles oyerspread the ground Wild flowers are proiuse. Living mp there is a constant delight. The road from Douglas by way of Wilcox, Fort Thomas and Rice is fair except for 30 miles beyond Rice"
 Mir Lutz and party came back by way of the Grand Canyon, Williams, Prescott and Phoenix visiting Hol brook, Winslow and Flagstan on Inc way out from the White mountains on Oak creek 20 miles below Flag stan they did some fishing also Be sides Mr. Lutz and family, there were nthe party Lieut. and Mrs E. B Carey and MT and Mrs. Palmer but Lieut. Carey returned home early dur ing the trip Mr. Lutz's car trayorsed 1900 miles
Bisbee daily review., 1915-07-11
RALPH j. HOLMES
 DIES SUDDENLY IN
 " SWIMMING P0CL
Physician AsCribes Death to Heart Failure; Young Man Ex- Ceedingly Popular; CorOner'S Inquest Monday Afternoon.

Ralph J. Holiness aged 25, died sud. denly yesterday afternoon at about o'clock, while bathing ,n the pool at the Y. M. C. A. Death was ascribed to heart trouble, although the coroner Judge George k. Smith, after view ing the body, rendered no opinion as Co the cause, the same being reserved until Monday afternoon, at 5:3O o'clock, when an inquest will be held. In the meanwhile the Dory rests in the Palace undertaking rooms. The young man leaves a mother Mrs H.. N Holmes, ol Duluth, Minnesota.
 Several others were swimming with Holmes when he was stricken ill He had just clampered from Jne water to the side of the pool, when his com panions heard him eXciam, "I feel punk" He was evidently suffering such distress that word was sent to Industrial Secretary WaJzns and Boys Secretary Carter both rushing to the scene. Dr. N C. Biedsoe im- mediately was summonev, pronoun- cling the young man deac -rom heart trouble. After arrival auv eAamina- ton of the coroner, the bouy was re- moved to the Palace undertaking rooms
 Holmes came to the district some two years ago. For a ,sme he was employed in the Phelps Oocge store, later accepting position in the Shattuck office, from wnica inc re- signed only a week ago It is a tragic coincidence that, asmost simu- taneously with the sucCeu summons to the young mans sice, secretary Carter received a telephone vommuni- cation from Douglas, offering Holmes position there.
 Possessed of a pleasing personality and enjoying the friendship or many, both here and in other cities of the state Holmes appeared on tne thresh- hold of an exceptionally promising career
Bisbee daily review., 1915-07-11

Dr. Bryan's parents in Lebanon Tenn. They will also make an extended trip over the northwest and to the coast cities. They will be at home to their friends in Bisbee after September l.
 Mrs. w. II. Cooper entertained Sat urday afternoon from three until five in honor of her daughter Martha's ninth birthday anniversary. The oc- casion was surprise party planned by the Polly Ann Club, of which Miss Martha is a member There were eighteen little girls present, and the affair was greatly enjoyed by all. The home was tastefully decorated for the occasion with red, white and blue, the birthday cake, which was a work of art, was in the same color scheme. Music and the usual games were played throughout the afternoon. The birthday gifts presented to the little hostess by her young friends were very dainty and appropriate to the occasion The little guests departed with many good wishes for Miss Mar tha and report a lovely time.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-07-11
PACIFIC COAST WHEAT

PORTLAND, Ore. July 10.--Pacihc coast wheat crop is estimated by Port land Merchants Exchange as 20 per cent larger than last season. Wheat growers do not expect to sell at less than S1OO a bushel. Prosperous times are generally looked for The matur- ing crop is showing up magnificenJly, with such countries as WaIlowa prom ising 40 bushels to the acre, compared with previous record of % bushels. Other crops are doing quite we'll
Bisbee daily review., 1915-07-11

Estimated that between $50000,O0O and S54OOOOOO was raised by govern ment in last fiscal year through emer- gency war tax.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-07-11
FRANK THOMAS NOW CITY MAGISTRATE IN
 THE CITY OF BISBEE
Court Interpreter of the Warren District Now Fills the Place of Judge TOtnan While Ratter Is on Vacation.

With the dparture of George ". Totman for the Coast last evening, the appointment of Frank Thomas as city magistrate during the vacation of Judge Totman became effective. Thomas was swornin yesterday morn ing by City Clerk Butler at the City ball
 Judge Totman will be absent from Bisbee about a month He left last evening on the Elks Special and will spend the convention week in Los Angeles. Afterward he expects to visit San Francisco and possibly Seat. tie before returning to his home
 In the appointment of Frank Thomas as city Magistrate 10 hll the temporary vacancy the council acted
Bisbee daily review., 1915-07-11
PREseYTERIAN cHuRcH

Sunday School at 9:45 a. m. with classes for all ages.
 Christian Endeavor at 6:3O D. m. Topic Making a Life Worth While Luke 12:13-23 Conservative meeting led by the president
 Preaching by the pastor, at 11;0O a. m Union service in the Y. M. c. A. gymnasium at 7,t5 D. ma, with sermon by the Rev. L. B. Connell pastor of the Baptist Church
 Choir practice Thursday evening.
 JOHN D. FRY, Pastor.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-07-11
ANOTHER BOMB FOUND

BALTIMORE, July 1O-A paper wrapped and cotton-padded package containing a siX-inch cartridge, wrap ped in a filameut of copper wire and addressed to the White House. was found under the Pennsylvania railroad bridge lt is believed the work of a crank or joker.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-07-11
ADDITIONAL SOCIETY

The Pythian Sisters held their reg ular session at the l. O. O. r. hall on Thursday evening following which light refreshments were served. An informal social hour was enjoyed by everyone present
 Mir. and Mrs J. J. Bowen, accompan- jed by their house guest Miss Mclean of Los Angeles, motored out to the Huachucas Friday and enjoyed the day in the outdoor amusements.
 Mir. and Mrs II. M Jacobs and Miss Dolly, and Mir. and Mrs. P. w. Brittle motored out to the Huachucas Satur- day evening. Mir. and Mrs. Brittle will remain for a two weeks outing and Miss Dolly will stay with them for a week or more.
 Mrs. Jack Harris entertained the New Idea Club at her home on Mason Hill Thursday afternoon The usual sewing social was enjoyed and light refreshments of cake and sherbert were served. Those present included Mrs. Cosgrove, Mrs. Bear, Mrs. Whelp Mrs. Lorenzen, Mrs Anderson, Mrs. Hicks and Mrs Harris
Bisbee daily review., 1915-07-11
Churches

WARREN Sunday School 1O:OO a. m. Preaching 11.00 a. m
 DON Sunday School l0:30 a. m. Preaching 3,00 D. m. LOWELL Sunday School 9:45 a. m. Preaching 7:45 D. m.
 Mid-week services at each Of the four points at the usual time.
 J. RHYS EVANS, Minister
Bisbee daily review., 1915-07-11
EIRsr RAPTlsT cHuRcH

Sunday School 9:45 a. m. Preach ing ll;0O a. m. Our morning services will be held at the r. NJ. c. A. as for merly announced Evening service service will be held at the Y NJ. C. A. Subject "Our Relation to God" John 3-22.
 T. B CORNELL. Pastor.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-07-11

Announcements have been received Of the marriage of Dr. Vert G. Bryan Of this city and Miss Viola Katherine snarr, daughter of Mr. and Mrs Snarr at Oolgah, Oklahoma, Tuesday, July 6th Dr. Bryan is a we'll known phy- sician of this city, having been a mem Der of the Copper queen medical stan for some time His many friends will extend a royal welcome to him self and bride. The happy couple will visit for some time at the home of
Bisbee daily review., 1915-07-11

The Christian Science Society of Bsbee holds services in odd Fellows Hall at ll:0O a. m The public is well come and invited to attend Subject for Sunday, July l1th, Sacrament"
Bisbee daily review., 1915-07-11
l.. B. CoNNELL, Pastor.

ST. JOHNS EPISCOPAL CHURCH Sunday School Bakeryille 9 a. m. Bisbee g:45 a. m Morning service 11:OO a. m. open air service 7;45 p. m Thursday choir practice 7:ao D. m.
 H. s. BREWSTER, Rector
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1915-06-11

EghtE-seven voiezs C-J O. a lctal
Ct lee presented a E,etil.oa 10 ia.e tira
commissioners asking thzt az ele.1icu
BE- haaa to dsisrmine whether c. rrt
The citizens q Aehile tesire4 10 in
cOrg,cra-e sAe loEl under tht 12ne
of -Achllls" Ihs oomulss5c1ers
r granted the request and urEereE the
sle,vlo1 10 De held on Tuesday. guae
-. and via slEAty-ssvea names On
tbs pe1ti0z there is 10 question hli
tAzt IL VIII carry Al ihe polls Ach
lie Is one q BEEan rouuig-s bees and
-Osl proghessaFe litgle cities. bsinE
twelve miles sgHlh Of the city q Du-
rznt oa the NJ. o. d G.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1915-06-11
KIERSEN ITEMS

Ro-n. 10 M and MS n. A
Grounds. a sweet eiri hahy. NosheS
and child are doing we'll
Born. to Mr.. and Mrs George
stone. On the sth, = :ire boy
Mr. Perrin and wife were visiting
IN Kiersey sunday.
l. Radisii sad family. Of Caddc
were in Kiersey Suacss. ne guests
q W. p. Gurisy. =.
Rev Moore. q NJ. ant. will rrcach
- the church aext sunday Al .,ssg
a. m. EVERYBODY invited TO attend.
Quite a crowd went to the wSshits
fishing Friday aishs and shsy sur,
Get oAneh; in the rain. hus did net
catch very many fish.
Osi cutting wsli soon Be the order
o. the day. and they are fine oondi-
ton
J. ". Grounds, % Wade. vas ia
Kersey visiting his father ard moth.
CT
Mesaames John and J. y. ryie,
were visiting in Kiersey iasi ufes
John Wright took q load SO po,&.
toes 10 Durant SATURDAY..
Miss Bessie Hultsman vas Visitrs
ir Mead sunday.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1915-06-11
DR- oGLE BEGsN
PASTcRATE HERE

Rev J. 7. oxie formerly q PARIS
TEXAS, began his rastorAse a. the
First Christian CAnroa here last sun
day and vas greeted BY a ful house,
and The neW ninistsr made a pro-
found Impression upon his hearers
Dr Orie lett Paris under profess. and
while i has nc, been given &c the
News for puhicstio-. We hear from
an authentic source hat he Was o.
feret a izrEer szlary 70 remain IN
that Held than ne viii receive here,
hus like the real man of Cod. and
feeling thai his work uas here. he
acciined the offer The Paris Mia
isserial Alliance drafted lengthy reso-
iutions landing M Oeie. and which
speak in the highest terms q hin.
With ~. oEie 20 lead and with the
cooperation of the members % his
nock. the Christian Church shoui5
rrov vcnderfuiiy.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1915-06-11
ORDER SEI TING PETITION FoE
SALE OF REAL ESTATE
DOWN FNnh ifF AtsINa

Nov O. -hls snr1 aag ID. June.
1913. the same bf-uE Uue 81 the rtE-
Ul-r LaTs % rha Ccl7Ir Courr ~
Bryan County. OKLAHOMA. az uurznt-
came Frank Lewis, administrator o.
the estate of W A Lewis. deceased
and filed herein his verified petition
for the sale of cer1Aza real estate be-
longing 10 said estate Ger thc roa-
sons and On The Erol--~ SET fOr1h in
said Petition.
And said 7.etitiu1 being i- due
form and properly verified and Ok aq-
TFarilE ~ ih- r-g-r- lhFl TIRE sale oi
81 2 binds and p~erls~--s dtslgit'e 2
rrervlr is -scesss-c and Scr inc hc-1
i-rf1fsl CO an 7e-so-v il sais es1clc.
--1 rfe Cont te-uE f-lr ir.sel-
u is ordered than sai5 pe.illcn as
and same is hereby sea for heZri-E
before 1hts Ccu--- az the Countg
Courr roo-- cf Brya1 County. ar m
rant or the ihir5 car c. july. 1918.
AZ The hour 81 len O'Clock il the icTs
-CC-. az which time ara place. E1y
arc an person interested 5- 7zf rs
tate are directed tc Or present. and
shCw cause. if auT fheF have whE
s1l1 lands and premises s1c-ic nc.
D. ordered sold
T. IS further G De- -har due no
.ics fcf said hElri1E bc Evn as re-
j. T. RAPP0LFF-
County ludg
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1915-06-11

Early in the week il vas feared thz
heavy rain and wind storm that Wis
tied this section Sunday night had
dors big damage 10 the cats. wheat.
and corn. but Il Is now 10 be ssen the
damage was slight Some Of the
earlier corn and heavy oats and the
wheat were blown down considerably
buf have s1righkensd Up nicely and Il
IS now believed the actual damage
viii be very small Much damage
was done 10 trees and small outbuild-
ings. however. over the county. and
many people. bsilesing = cyclone was
AZ hand. took 10 their storm caves.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1915-06-11
GAIL FOR COUNTY AND TOWN
SHIP WARRANTS

COUNTY WARRANTS
All Salary Warrants
All supply Warrants.
Al contingent Warrants
Road and Bridge Warrants. NJ 10
and including No. 50. is1k-lS series
Court Warrants. up IN and inelUt-
iuc No. geS. 1si4.lS series
Poor and Insane Warrants. up 10
and including No. 22t. lsls-AS ser
ieS
Separate School Warrsnts. mp 10
and including No. u. Egl4-is series.
TOWNSHIP WARf ANTS
Township No. 5-Werrelts rp 10
and including No. -. tsls-l5 series.
Township No e-An
Township No l1-An
GEO. F-t1st-' S-sN.
ConafvITe2suUa-
June g. 1918
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1915-06-11

Way. maA. gou have the best
FrosPeets for bumper crops Of ootto1.
corr. wheat and cats. have ever
seen in BryEa County" Is the ~7zy 4
l. Sibley. of Grand RAPIDS. Mschl e4l,.
pax il 10 the editor o. the News yes-
JsT1Sg. III. smiley is a capita 5.
ot Grand Rapids. and among ot1es
things is The head Of the farm losn
department of she Northern Assur-
anoe Company q Michigan. $40 IS
here looking after ms comq2uy's III
ierests in this comfy. 4 have spent
a week over The colaIy. and lsve
covered a couple Of hundred niles ot
road ooztilued Nj Sihley. ard 2
have seen field after field q Gals
hat sAo1ld make from sixty 20 sew
s-sy-five bushels 10 the acre. lots O.
wheat lhzt should thresh OF fron
tweziy-sive 10 forty bushels to ias
acre. and ooEl that rivals tess ot tie
great CON- stale q Iowa
M Sihlsy has been visiting ths
oozaiy for The Basi Ave years, a1d
as he puts a. he simply had 10 giVs
vent 70 his feelings over TIE cKee-l le1'
prospects for eTo7s tAis year. wL-sa
he believes discounts those O. amp ol
lne. pas fiFe years Your fsIl- eT.
ana -susiness people have h21 te liss
close so I-elr midas tie s1zsI yea.. z-l
thsy have learned lesson in t1slo-
my but. marx r-y word. yOu z1l see
this fan ard wtatsr d revival u lras
psrlty in oklAho-az and Texas. sull
As the younger of ycu have noi see
befcrs~ ny SgbleE Is a beliese- il
diversified farming and says ia,
TIE iAs change from the oae-cnc-
system 10 that az rotation and diver
slflcaiic- has been sWi.I- What -or
He~a SoW, hs to1unUea, -ls lea.
more ot live sock raising. market 81
yo-r feed cr0Is lhroash ihe medium
q fnr-e.ed hogs and cattle. and go1
will tAe1 see your country r1rzliias
lAe rsch farming and slork rzls'r.
states O. the a0rIh-"
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1915-06-11

The Nay iainfal vas ass inehas
according 10 Weather Observe Houk
Ths FreciVllauon during ths mozta
vas As 1O-oEs- MAF ! -ok- Nay s
.e7s MGy zashs Hay ~ Is. Mzy
20 IS; May - .Ss. Nay % -. Nay
"A tS. Nay -11s-
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1915-06-11
Isl Insertion June ii
STA Insertion gulY 3
Anlwnaanr nn- -nnnrrsnn-r-- -Nrn

Isl Insertion dune II
5sh Insertion guly 3.
NOTICE. or SHERIFT~S SALE
Noticc is hereby gwen that pur-
slant 10 special execution issued hy
the County Coarz 81 BrgAn Ce1nty
Oklahoma. In the case 81 The Amer
ican Investment Company rs kxrz
". Morrison and Ena C. Morrison.
the undersigned wiii on ihe twelfth
tay 81 IuiY. az ths hour % = O'Clock
in thc afscrrcca. ard al the East 81
trance 81 the Bryan County Court
Hcuse. az Durari. Oklahoma. sell 10
fhs highest and hasi hi6ter Ser cash
tie relieving DESCRIBED lands ana
premises. tc-Wii.
The east half half of the
southeast culrrer and the south
har cf the southwest ouArler 81
the so1theast quarter. and ne
rorfheas1 quar1eT o. the south
vesi quarter q the southeast
quarter cf SeCiicl a.. Township
south. Range : Easi. cf the
Indian rass and Meridian. Brr-
an County. Oklahoma
S1id la1ds being sold without a7-
vraiserlert. ard subject Go q prov
morsrart cf Fiffeeu Hundred fSl.
5oofo1 Dollars together wifh an Cd
tTuet irrCrcsI On SAID mortgage. said
lands being sold pursuant 10 jude
meat CO forct.us are rsldered in sail
cause ir TIRE District Court. B-gan
Cc-rtV- Oklahoma. rr rhe refh 6aF
cf CcIcbe-. 1914. wherein plaintiff
vas Eires judgment against fte c.
ft-tnlts for one Hundred FiftT
fSrsa.Cf1 Dollars. and interest o.,
% per cent frcm December 1s-. a114.
and an costs. and upTt CaEe of thc
Tisin,iff on said qro7.cr-g was Fore
CLOSED and same crterei s'l1 il sat-
isfactioa thereof
signed this Nay s1st- 1878.
JOHN A. FHf 14I'S.
Sherir Bran Coul-v. OSlah a-aa
By Dave Wright Deputy
EATCEETT & FERGUSON. Atior-
neFs for Fi1i-tif
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1915-06-11
wbe1ever Yoa Need a 0eneTai Tcuhc
lake Groves

The Old Standsrd Groves Tzstrtess
chili Tonic Is equally vslnzhie as a
Gc7cTsi To-'c bec1use 4 cCltaizs the
vel knoWn iO1lc prcTe1ties Of QClNlNE
a7d IRON. IL ass oz the Liver. Drives
ext Malaria. E-Eiches the blood and
Buslds I'd TIE Who,e System. 50 cezrS.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1915-06-11

Dent miss the bargains in skirt
and dresses al ! n. Haynes
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1915-06-11
Isl Insertion June II
1r6 l1seTrio- guue g
sale q Okizhons. Comfy C
Bran. S.
L. ~. -.---.r c.


Il ihe conlty Co1ri-
NOTICE or FINAL SETTLEMENTS
Notice is hereby given thar the
fcllowilE Guardians and Ad=inis-
traitors have fled iheir final reports
ar5 petitions for the distributes o.
estates and asking that they be dis
charged
Thar said reports and petitions for
szid disIrltutiul o. estates viii come
on for q hearing AZ The July. 1913
term Cf this Cour1 cn the 1s1h day
Cf gulv- A. % 1913 and all parties
interested therein vii appear OF OF
before said date and file ther chsec-
ric1s 70 sad reports and petitions
for l.srrlblt-rl O. estates. q theg
desire. 10 the couflrmauon thereof-
Administrators
No.
- Albsrt Nzicy. Admizisirztor Of
Mary A. Matug. deceased
Guardians
151 2 n Fowler Guardian of
Adciphus Willis. a minor
-tt w M. Patterson GlsrLlsl Cf
Dor11ha A. PaIterscr a Eil1r
20 = i Eooilsc1- Guardian cI
Billy Rohinsc-- q LizOT.
--s J. J. Robinson Guardian o.
larnes Robinson. Ui-Cr.
az Charles z Srirklznd. Guardian
~ David Stricklsr6. q minor
~ Charles 2 Sricklaz6. Guardian
q Flc-snre strltklsa6. q min
CT
~ Charles 2 Strickland. Guardian
q Merrie p Suirkiald. a
minor
1864 Pessr Grishan- Guardian Of
Seymour Williams. a minor
l1sT Z ". Morrison. Guardian Of
ElVa Morrison. a mlnoE.
llel A Nicely Guardian Of Meta
CS-rine Cooney. a minor
1lsl A NeeiF. Guardian of Myrtle
CoO1eF. a minor.
Ils1 = Neely. Guardian Of Frz.k
c0oney. a minor.
1880 J. A. Pzrkey. Gusrdizn q Lula
Johnson. mincr.
1886 Mary r Hunt. Guardian Q.
Sadz e and Ester L. Hunt
uinOrE
1852 -. B. Mcclure. Guardian o.
Horace Clay Mcclure. a minor
IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF. ]
have hereunto set my hand and az
fixed my official seal al Durant. on
this the l0th day 0f June. AID. 1915.
GsEAI.D w a. JONES.
Lacy Grimes. Deputy. Court Clerk
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1915-06-11
HUNTERS LEAVE
FoR ClLTroRNIA

run tt4tt tfiANtA
Mt ard Mrs q Ea-ter ieif on
Tuesday FOR Calitorni, rhe-e tacy
viii make thtir howe iu the Future
and in taeir leaving Dar -f iosss one
of its oldest and most aishly re-
spectea families. the Hunrs-s having
lived here Tor many ysars- Dgrire
their residence hrre NJ Hunter has
been enraEei iu the ruooe-r h7si-
ness. and meeting the public in that
capacity ne has made hundreds anc
hundreds o. fTieads tarouEhouf The
county. Mrs Eunfef has been ac-
tive in club and literary WORK. and
has besn e-QloTei as society and
club editor Tor the Dziiv Deuoe 81
ever since that paper vNs fou=5,-i.
in 1919 untii the firsg e ltfs yea.
Prior 10 her work with the De-a ofra;.
Mrs Hunrsr vas employed IN TIE
sane capacity by the Dnrant Dzsly
News Durant viii uiss NJ and
Mrs Hunter They were sccouVan-
led 70 the wess hv Misses Lola Har-
ms ard Haydes Bitehey who viii
visit she Panama Exposition az san
Frs-cisco with theu
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1915-06-11
&ED
BEST CROP PROSPECTS
We HAVE EVER HAE

- says A. l. Sibley. of Grand Rapids
Michigan. Mbo \ Here LooStnz
AMER Basin-ss 81 Hi> IN BFyAE
COUNTY.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1915-06-11

1si Insertion June II
erd Insertion June -
In the Matter of the Estate O. ". a
Lewis. Deceased FrauA Leuls
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1915-06-11

80 &&e seNNA 80 8
LEksAL ADVERTISEMENTS >
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1915-06-11

Don't miss TIE bargains in skirti
and dresses al J. D. Hayes
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1915-06-11

IN cents, in the Kellogg
~ WAXTITE package.
which keeps the fresh. good
favor in-and all other fiavors
out.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1915-03-10
Rum and War

And now Great Britain is about to
swat Demon Bum. " The government"
says Lloyd George, ''has wide power to
deal with the drink question and it
means to use them discreetly but fearless
ly." The lure OF drink is reducing the eff
fciency OF the government armament
works and is interfering with England's
prospects of success in the war. 1T is
an insidious enemy on the home ground
more dangerous" declares Lloyd George,
than German submarines" The fate of
the British empire at this critical period
depends on its manhood and the times
demands sober, clear headed per cent
men. England does not threaten prohi-
bition, but will demand temperance and
moderation to the end that the great
nation may devote its best energies to
the titanic task ahead" Ina word Lloyd
George designs to modify in a rational
way the evil influences of very unde-
Sirable ally