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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-04-11
Mrs. Lapsiey's Paper.

Mrs. j. F. Elder, vice regent, pre-
sided during the program and an
nounced the last paper of the year on
ancestral history by Mrs. R. M. Laps
ley. The paper was interesting and
very cleverly written. She spoke OF
her maternal uncle four generations
back. James Herod, who was one OF
the earliest white settlers in Ken
tucky. The data contained in the
paper was taken from Marshalps
Early History of Kentucky. James
Herod who lived on the Monongehela
river drifted down the Ohio river AID
helped to establish Herodsburg, the
first settlement in Kentucky. Some
Of the interesting facts that were told
incidentally were that the first race
track was laid out in Kentucky In
1775 and that at as early date as
that the Kentuckians appreciated fine
horses. At this time Kentucky was a
great game preserve, no Indians llv'
ing on 1t, but using it as common
hunting ground There were numer
one salt licks' through the state
which attracted deer and buffalo and
other big game. In 1893 a tract OF
land half the present area OF Ken
tnckv, was sold for $4,000.
Following the program delicious re
freshments were served.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-04-11

! Mr.. and Mrs. John Haddock and Mr.
and Mrs. A. ]. Walters and son have
moved to Hays, Kansas, where they
! will make their future home.
4 Charles Cochran and family moved
from Laurel street to the VIII Coch.
ran residence on Eighth street.
i Paul Henderson of Biggsville, ILL.,,
| is guest of his sister Mrs. Howard
Mekemson, and brother Fulton Hen.
derson.
| The Hamilton baseball club met
Thursday night and organized for the
coming season and expect to play
soon. They want all players to meet
Sunday afternoon at pail park for
practice. ...-.-
Mr. Samuel Peterson has purchased
a new car, Buick. "a r-..,.-
| Death entered the home of Mr.. and
Mrs r. A. Swaney and took their
| twenty months old baby boy, at the
hour of II o'clock Friday morning,
The little boy took the whooping
cough, which turned into pneumonia
after a weeks illness The little fel
low was the pride of the. home and
will be greatly missed by his parents
and little sisters. Mr. and Mrs. Swa
ney have the sincere sympathy OF
their many friends. Funeral will be
held Sunday afternoon at the NJ. e
church at o'clock. ..
There was an interesting checker
game played at E. E. Dumbauld's bar
Der shop between our A. B. Harte1
and Mr.. Hoy of Springfield, in which
there was eight games played. Har
ter won four games three draws, and
Hay won one game in the setting.
/ The ladies of Nauvoo Rebecca
lodge are going to give play Mon
day, April u. at city hall, entitled
"Tony, the Convict
From the looks of the front yards
/ we think Hamilton will shine witt
any town in the power zone.
Mayor Barber addressed the schoo
children at the high school building
Friday at 1 o'clock on the surrender
of General Lee at Appamattox. L
was very interesting talk for the
children.
High school track team has started
in training for the Hancock county
meet which will be held in Carthage
this year.
There are forty-seven automobiles
Iovred in the city Of Hamilton. Aver
age the cost of them at $1,000 ant
you will have good sum Of money
Work on the big fill on Secont
street will begin Monday morning ant
= will be pushed through. The sidewalk
on Broadway from Sixth street to the
depot will be begun soon and wher
finished will be great benefit t.
tHamilton. With all the Improvement:
that have been made and will b'
made this year Hamilton will be able
to say that we have beautiful city
The knockers are beginning to SCI
that they will either have to get II
the band wagon or get in with thu
bunch that never do anything. Oul
people are sure beginning to see tina
the building of city does not beion,
to one citizen. but to the entire com
Imunity. Work together and we cal
accomplish better results.
i The Gay family recently left Ham
lilton for Montana and the following
letter from Charles Gay will be OF In
lterest to their friends. It is date
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-04-11
|CHAPTER ADDS To
/ FUND FOR GATEWAY.
ID. a. RS Decide to Appropriate.
| Money for Entrance to Rand
t Park Which Plan They
| Are Fostering.
B Y LAW AMENDMENT
Four Negative Votes Will Bar AppIi-
cant-Penny Day Plan Re-
| ported-AncestraLP Paper g
| by Mrs. LapsIey. s
AMENDMENT

keokuk chapter Daughters of the
American Revolution held its regular
monthly meeting on Saturday after
noon at the home of Mrs. Henry S.
Walker on Grand avenue. There was
a large attendance of members at the
meeting, with Mrs. Harry Reiner of
Rochester, N. Y, as guest of the
chapter. The chapter voted to put
into the park gateway fund from the
general treasury, twenty-nine dollars
This park gateway fund is in part,
money left after the Keokuk statue
was paid for. The chapter voted some
time ago to use it as a nucleus for
some further improvement in the
park.
Mrs. Collier was named as treasurer
| Of the "Penny-a-day fund" which was
originated by Mrs. Willard Block of
Chicago, to pay off the indebtedness
on Memorial continental hall. The
following signatures were reported by
Mrs. Collier: Mrs. E. B. Newcomb,
Mrs. Henry Huiskamp, Mrs. w. S.
WINS, Mrs j. o. Boyd, Mrs. Theodore
"A. Craig, Mrs. H ]. Reeves, Mrs r.
NJ. .Lapsley, Mrs R. G. Horne, Mrs. j.
r. Elder, Mrs. w. G.. Blood, Mrs. A.
iC. Decker, Mrs. J. B. Diver, Mrs.
Clara P. Sheldon, Miss Anna Gage,
Mrs. D. A. Collier, Mrs. J. D. Rubidge,
Mrs. j. L. Candy, Miss Winnifred
Jones, Miss Elizabeth Dunlap, ard
Miss Lucia G.. Pittman.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-04-11
LOCAL NEGRO IS z
INJURED BY TRAIN
Mack Young Brought Here From Lib
ertyviIIe, Mo-, is In Serious
Condition.

Mack Young, colored, OF this city,
was seriously injured when he was
struck by G. b. & @. train near Lib
ertyville, Mo-, Thursday afternoon.
He was brought to this city yesterday
and taken to local hospital where
II is said the result of his injuries
cannot Re told for few days. Four
ribs were broken near the spinal col
umn and the man is in dangerous
condition.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-04-11
rhompson's plurality.

t11nited Press Leased Wire Service,
CHICAGO, April 1O.-oficial figures
GIVEN out by the canvassing board late
today show that William Hale Thomp-
con republican. was elected mayor by
plurality of 1897, over Robert M.
sweitzer, his democratic opponent.
THOMPSON polled 399.03S votes.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-04-11
SOWING the Wind.

Chicago Evening Post: The pity OF
this killing Of crews and passengers
of merchantmen is that its memory
will remain as a factory for hatred
long after the larger battles Of the
war are forgotten.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-04-11
Adopt Bylaw Amendment.

The standing rules of the state So
.ciety are to be revised at the next
state conference and they were sub
mitted to this chapter for suggestions.
The regent named committee to sub.
nit rport on them at the May meet
ing, Mrs. D. A. Collier, Miss Anne B.
Davis and Mrs. H. ]. Reeves.
The chapter adopted an amendment
to the bylaws to the effect that names
for membership shall be voted upon
by ballot, four negative votes being
required to bar candidate.
The regent appointed as commit
tee to nominate officers for the com
ing year, Mrs. Collier and Mrs. Diver
the third member of the committee
to be named by them. Mrs. Henry
Huiskamp will be the hostess for the
May meeting.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-04-11
Practice.

Atchison Globe It is presumed that
a crouch quarrels with himself when
there is no one else around to work
on.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-08-25
8eidloIen, bab ba5 folgenbe Got,

@eIdroHen, bab bas folgenbe Got,
ndmlid:
2ots / uno 2, @lod 5, Srantliu
8arf Ibbition, in ser Gtoot 9apenz
port, unb Hep. 8. S. gnrigbt, Ser
gi9enthilmer beslelben, belteuert
iperDe nit $500,
Ius9aben unb Soften fir ginlegung
bon @eiperz ulO @al1er : 9ienit Dor
benz genannten @rlnbl1iid, 11nb Ser
Staotldas,neilter lit a1getpielen, bies
ielben tpie augemeine Steuer 51 toll
lettiren.
@enebmist 0ieien 4. Musult 1915.
Belt: @m. $. @plh, Ntoppr prp tenn.
Gtt.: 9ugo W0ler. @en.
geldlolicr, oab bus foleenoe Got,
narnli6:
2ot 90, gIod Z, MeGlelan Sei9bts
Mboitipn in Ser Gtuot gapenpprt
unb @enriettu glarf, Sic gigentbiiz
merin o%cslelben, belteuert tperbe nit
$500,
Soften nnb Ml1ssaben fir Sic Snltol<
lirung bon Gtasbienit in Srpnt bes be-
iu9ten gtgentbums uno ber5tabt1dabz
meilter lit d%n9enieien, bielen 8etrag
ipie allsemeine Steuer 81 foleftiren.
8enehmi9t bieien 4. Mueuit 1915.
8elt.: 8m. $. @pi6. Wappr pro tenn.
Mtt.: @llsp Moeller, g1erf.
Namensaufruf auf pbige 8elpIution
ergab fol9enbes Nelultat:
Sn - 8rebmer, 6orbed, Sorttptg,
|2inbloIn1, WSoeller, Gebergaa, @aterz
man =.
Stein - @einer.
alderman N~cbereol1 hrdientirte
Gprnnidldgc bon on 6pntraftoren
ldmloiae gctrGge ms ouf leinen Muz
trag lpurben bicielbcn sur Sablunq
an9ciuielen.
Mlpcrrnun Nebereaa prdlcntirte sl1r
%sipeiten Seiltng nnb perlos sic fplgen%
Sen Hejplllttpnen. lpeld}e ouf leincl
Il,tra9 nit Namcnsuufruf angeuumz
men nllrben:
geidIpilen bpm @taotrotb bon 9az
benpprt. bab cin permanently Geiten<
ipeg ben - Sltb Sreite inuerbalb 10
|Sa9en nod} Mumnbn1e bieicr He1plutipn
seIeet lperoe an ser 5iioieite ser 9ritz
ten Strabe, sipiideu Eerrp unb god
Sslanb Strnbc, unb in Srpnt bot fol-
senbem gigentbum:
Sic l,n9etbcilte 5alitc (h) BON
She'll oes Got nelln (9), glod
ledsig (60), 2cgloire's 3tpeiter
Ibbitipn, ieie,tb Sic nDrbliden o6i
uno iedSi9 COSY Sub bpl1 Ben 6ltz
liden iieben llnb stpansi9 (2D SUE
bon Got neun (9), 8lnd ied5ie
(60). Sic maetbcilte 66lite (b)
bonn She'll bes Cots neun (9). 9lpd
iedsig (60), aeGIaire's Sneitel
Ibbition, be9innenb bier (4) Srt
Ditlih bon Der noromeitliden gde
bon Got neun 10y; Damn iiiolid
bier5ig (40l SUB; bicra1f DitIid
sebn 10) SUB, hann iiiolid orei
nnb spansia (23) Sub; bieraui
nnrblih a6t nnp ledl5i9 (6S) SUB;
idliebli6 peltlid) brei uno oreibig
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-08-25

NooJ Oub pS oult N!lu1iSSpu'titeS
ber5uiteuen nl1s fiinltlidem 9tein. gea
ment pber @ratlitoib.
geltdtiet bie1en A. Iugult 1915.
.gef,: @m. $. @oId), Muppr PRO tenn.
Stl.: 5ugo Depeller, gIert. i
geidloi1en bom Gtabtrntb bon 9ne
benpprt, Soma, baB Sic Seitentpege in
Sront Dor oel1 folserben @runbbelisen
b%iern1it conoe mnirt ieien. ndmlih:
Sic pltliebea1 bier5ig (40) SUB bon
Got bier (4), glod neun (9), Srigi4
mol Sptpn.
Got adt 50. @Iod fiinfsebn Us.
Original : Sopn.
Sci es fcrner beidGoNen. baB Sic
gigenthiimer hes oben b%eidriebene11
@rlnbeigentbunE benahridtigt iperz
Ben, belueten biermit conbemnirten
Seitenneg 81 beleitiseu unb einen
per1nunerten Cement : Seitentpeg in
Srpnt bon ibrem relp. @runoeigentburn
innersalb slpun5ig Saeen na9 3ultele
lung ser Noti5 81 legen.
geitdtt9t Ben 4. Iugult 1915.
gel it.: 8m. $. @cih1. Weabor bro tenn.
Itt.: @ugo WDuer, gIert.
Nulnensul1frltf altf Sic obise &eloIus
ton ergab fol9enoes Helultat:
So - Sre6mer. 9arbed, Sarttpia,
2inbbolm, Toeuer. Nebergau. @az
tern1un - Z.
Stein - &einer.
alderman Mebergall p%raientirte sllr
Slpeitcn 2elltng nno berlas sic fol-
9e1loen Helpluttol1e,1 lino auf leineu
Intrug lpllroen bielelben nit Namens=
dlfruf algenommen:
geidlolen bonn Gtabtratb bon 9as
benport, bab ein permanenter @eitens
meg BON bier SUP 9reite innerbalb 10
Su9en nod In11nbme Dieler Helolution
9elegt iperoe an Ser Gillette ser 5be=
rlonn Str. sipiiden 6apes Ctr. nnb
8ront Str. uno por fplsenoen @runp<
lfiiden:
Got 4, @lof 5ip0lf (12) in Sames
Grants Suboipilion sur 5tabt 9az
hellpprt,
bcrsulteuen ol1s fiinltIihem Gteiu, Ges
ment poer @ra,itoib.
geitdti9t btelen 4. Nl1gult 1915.
gelt.: ISM. $. @old. Wabor pro tenn.
Ntt.: Sugo Woeuer. Glerl.
@eidloilen bonn @tabtrat5 bon 9aa
benpprt, baB ein pernanenter @eiten<
meg bon bier SUP 8reite innerbalb 10
Sagen nu6 Innab,,e bieier &eloIution
eelegt lperoe on ser SitIeitc Ser Sbe@
rtoan Ctr. siptiden @abes uno Grant
Str. ,lnb bor fplaenoen @rllno1tiiden:
Sot oret 81 in 8lod sipDlf (12) in
Sames @rant's S%ubbibilion our
Gtaot 9nbenport.
ber5ulteuen aus fiinitli6em stein, ges
ment pber @ranitoio.
geitdtigt oielen 4. 9llsult 1915.
@elt.: ISM. s.. Sold, Wtabpr pro tenn.
att.: 5ugo Wueller. Staotclert.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-08-25

Soften un0 Mussaben fir Sic SnIfuIz
lirnng bon @asoienit in Sront Seq be-
ia9ten gigentbums inns berStobtldabz
meiiter lit %ansetpielen, bieier @etrag
lpie allgemeine Steuer 51 foIleftirer1.
8enebmigt bielen 4. Nueult 1915.
gelt.: @m. $. @pid, M1abor prp tent.
Mtt.: Suep M6peler, G(erf.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-08-25
geidlpHen, baB bas fplgelloe Sol

ndmlih:
aot 15e, grod is, McGIeuo,,
6eigbts 9ritte Mbbitio11, in Ser
5tabt 9abenpprt. unb Sraneis @ilz
liams, Ser gisentbiimer bcsielben,
belteuert tperoe nit 1915,
Soften llnb Nusgaben fir Sic %Sl,itals
lirung BON @usbienit in Srpnt bes be-
lugten @igentbums unb berStubtidnbz
meiiter lit angeipielen, bieien getrag
mie algemeine Gteuer SIT fo1cftiren.
@enebmist bieien 4. Musuit 1915.
8elt.: @,n. $. @old, Mabor pro tenn.
Itt.: @usp Wlpeler, Glerf.
geidroiieu, Dob bas foIgenoe Got,
udmli1:
Got is, glod 10, Mcgleuan @ort
MDbitipn in Ser Stabt 9ubenport,
uno S. 9. Gtate. Ser gigentbiincr
beslelben, belterert iperDe nit $S,
Ml1sgaben llnb Soften fir Snltnuirllng
bon @ass 9ienit bpr Dem beidriebene1,
@rnnbeigeutbum, lnb Ser Gtnbtldnbz
meilter lit hermit an9eipielen, Melen
getras ipie ausemeine @teuer gu fol-
leftiren.
Gene6miet bieien 4. Iusuit 1915.
gelt.: @nn. $. @ol6, Nfapnr prp tenn.
Itt.: @u9p .Mdocler, glcrf.
@eidlo0en, bab bas foIgcuoc Got,
namlid:
Got /, @rod II, MIcGlenan @art
Mobition in Ser Gtaot 9ubenport,
unb S. q. giiele, Ser gigentbiimer
besielben, beltcuert pcrbe nit
$S.O5,
Mlssoben inns Softer fir Snitallirl1na
bon @asz 9ienit bpr oem beidriebenet,
8runbei9cntbum, nnb ser @taptldabz
meiiter lit biermit an9eipielelt, biele11
8etrag iuie al9emeine Steller 5u fol-
Ieftircn.
@enebmiet bielen 4. @ueult 1915.
gclt.: 8m. $. @oih, 0tapor PRO tcm.
Mtt.: @ugo Woeuer, glerf.
geidlo7en, BOB oos for9enbc Got,
ndmlid:
~ Mhof StSa " "NSS%N ~
Mobitipn, in Ser Stabt 9%upcnpprt
unb Mnna 9aln,er, bic @igentbiis
merin o%eslelben. b%elteuert luerbe mi
$1O.75,
M,,sgaben llnS Soften fir SnIiouirllne
bon Gas@ 9ienit bor bem beidriebener
@runbeieentbum, ,nb ser Gtabtldutz
meilter lit hermit a%nseipieien, bieier
8etrag ipie all9emeine Steuer 5u toll
Ieftiren.
@enebmist Die1en 4. auglit 1915.
,gelt.: @m. s. @oldl. MaDpr prp tent
Mtt.: !9ugp Mpeuer, glert.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-08-25

trifer bertpieIen.
Son @m. 8ulf 1ln6 MnS., I'm Gez
parirl1n9 Der II. Str.. 5pil6en@aines
llnb 8roipn Ctr. Mn bas 6traBenz
Committee llnb bcn 8parO Of Nublic
@prfs beripieIen.
8cridtc bet sta6t 8camtert.
alo. 9rebmer nnter6reitete Sic bes
taillirten 8eridte bes StraBen<g CONF
mil1drs, ipelbc auf leinen M1ltra9 ertz
gegcnge1ommen ll1b protofollirt ipllrz
ben.
alS. 2iabbolm lnterbreitete Sen fol-
gcnben mpnatlt6en 8eri1t bes Stabtz
ldabmciitcr5 nnb ouf leinen M1tra9
lpurbe Der lelbe ent9ege1genommen llno
prptpfollirt, iotpie gum 9rl1d beorbert:
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-08-25
8cldlolIcn. baB bas folgenbe Got

Got 1853, @rod is, Mnglcnan
6ei9bts 9rittcMbSition, III berStabt
9abcnport, unb Gelme 90. Sobnlon.
Die Gigcntbiimerin hesiclben, be-
iteuert lperOe nit 1915,
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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-08-25

@ei6loien, baB bas fol9cn0e 2ot,
namlid:
aot is, grod Z, mcGIc1on @ort
Ibbition in Ser @toot Gabenport,
nnb Settle S. 9afer, Sic gieentbiis
merritt bcslelben belcgt perbe nit
5000,
Soften nnb Mus9aben fit Sic SnitaI=
lirung bon GAnsbtenit in Srput bes be-
la9ten Gt9entbums unb ocr5tabtldabz
mciltcr lit %o1geipielen, hiclcn 8etrag
ipie nll9emeine @teuer al fpIlcftiren.
@enebmi9t bielen 4. Mll9ult 1915.
gc1t.: &1n. $. Sod, Mappr pr. tenn.
Itt.: @ugo Nhellcr, Glerf.
.@cidro7en, bob bos folscnOc Got,
ndmliH:
Got 100, glod Z, Mcg1cron Seiebts
Ibbitipn, nnb 81. 81. @nltnblpn, Ser
gigentbiimcr bcslclbcn, belteuert
lperbe nit 5000.
Soften unb Nltsaaben fit Sic SnitaI=
.lirlrng BON @asbien1t in Srpnt hes be-
iagten gi9entbums llnb bcrStabti6abe
mciitcr lit angeipiclen, bielen 8etrag
mic allaemcinc Steuer 51 fpIleftiren.
8enebmigt biclen a. Mleult 1915.
8elt.: @m. s. 8pid, Mabpr pro tenn.
9tt.: @u9o Mapcuer, glerf.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-08-25

$3.50 SlrB big gum Mniansspunfte.
ber5ultelen nlts fiinltlidem Stein. Sc.
rnent pber @'runitoiD.
@eltdtist bielen 4. guguit 1915.
.gelt.:: &m. $. @old, Muppr prp tenn.
sfl.: 5ugo Wpeller, Glert. i
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-11-30
SAVE YOUR HAIR
AND BEAUT|FY |T
WITH DANDER|NE"
Spend 25 cents Dandruff dis
appears and hair stops
coming out.
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few moments.

II ,on care for heavy hair, that glis.
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ANA 1, imlly aud lustrous, try Dander-
me
Just uue application doubles the
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nlcly ds,olycs every particle Of dan.
urnlt You cannot have nice, heavy,
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ANA II mot overcome II produces n fcv.
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mar Roots llmish loosen aud die; then
the hair falls out fast.
II Your h1ir has been neglected and
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get q 21ccut bottle ~ KnOwlton's Dan.
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Ter apply u little a. directed and
ten minutes after YOU will say this
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We sincerely believe. regarlless OF
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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-11-30

clared duly elected, but In case two
the highest uumhy OF votes ful
either OF the said offices, the tie
shall bc determined boy lot boy said
board
Section a. Concurrently with the
adoption OF this amendment the Of
ncc, powers and duties of all cleo.
ton boards, existing under and by
virtue Of the statutes oG this state,
shall terminate, and an ~ the pow
ers duties aud responsibilities Of said
boards as provided boy law ana not
inconsistent with this amendment
shall deyoiyc upon and be vested In
like boards appointed undc' aud hN
virtue " this amendment. This
amendment shall be self-cXccutiug
and any act ur part Of act OF any on
uctment or part Of enactment I'm CON
flict with this amendment or incOn-
sistent herewith. is hereby uullifed
The provisions OF this amendment
shall bc enforced hy the Supreme and
District courts of the state. And up-
on showing made by the -prcscntn-
tlyes Of any political party duly uu-
thorIzed TO act Tor saiu party, that
the provisions NJ this act are vlolat-
ed the Supreme ur District court be-
fore which the proceedings may he
filed shall be forthwith convened and
the case set down for trlai and the
matter determined without delay
THE END. -
Prepared by ] l.. Lyon. oklahoma
rIttH
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-11-30
MASONS AT LAWTON
Grand Master Monroney Delivers Ad.
dress 90 SIX Hhndred MemDers Of
Fraternity ai BE Meet

LAWTON, Okla. Nov 3O-SlX hun.
dred Masons participated Monday In
the ceremonial and social functions In
connection with the fourth annual
home coming day Of Lawton lodge No.
ls3, A. r. Il A. NJ. Three hundred Of
the participants were visiting Masons
and among whom were practically all
prominent state officials Of the order
I,unch was served at $3.50 .. IN. fol
lowing which an excellent program
was given which included addresses
hy Grand Master A. +. Monroney.
Grand Orator Woodson r. Nlrvllle
aud Grand Secretary William II. An.
tlcrsOn
A banquet was served AZ 10 o'clock
Monday evening by the ladies' " the
Eastern star lodge
The fourth annual homecoming was
the most successful In the history Of
the local fraternity.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-11-30
P0NCA ENJOYS
NEW OIL BOOM
Rigs Up in Field and Leases
Selling at Fancy
Prices

DONCA CITY, Nov 90 The present
high price u oil aud recent de-.
\rlopmems In this nclghbUrhood have
aroused The old enthusiasm IN the
field 10 rcdoublcd hcut. The hotels
are again full NJ oil men, aud leases
are being taken of ull a,ailahc sva.
cant lnW at fancy prices.
\ strong Tulsa company Is here for
The purpose ~ taking over the cutlrr
south field, II satisfactory terms can
be- made, aud the old stand by popcn
city operators are branching ont VI all
directions, a large proportion NJ the
leases In all the newly developed field
ln this county being held aud deyelup.
ed by them
In the last Few days Bcn Long has
leased two quarter, In section ~.
northwest Of town, receiving three dol
lar' an uuc for one quarter aud five
dollars for the other and the Craw.
ford Interests ~ Tulsa and Punca CITY
are already erecting rigs on the lnDd.
The Mnrlaud interests are erecting
n rig on the Senn owen quarter. east
OF town aud preparations arc under
way Ia develop leases on the Ruby,
smith aud Nlcmann quarters, north
nu.t
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-11-30
MAY GET GAS
Citizens Of Enid Soon VIII BE Called
Upon TO Vote for the Granting Of
Pipe Line Franchise

ENID, Okla Nov 30.-At n con.
ference Monday between G.. 4. Brudcu
Of Tulsa, president ~ the Oklahoma
Natural Gas company, General Mana
ger IIuey Of the Btllrsby company of
Chicago; members NJ the Enid cham
Der of commerce nnd the city com.
misslOncrs, n proposition was submit.
td and tentatively accepted for tho
piping of natural gas to Enid. Thr
proposition will be- embodied In an
ordinance and submitted To Il pOpu.
lar vote within the next thirty days
The terms " the franchise were
agreed 10 10y the conference and atl.
fic0tlon 10y the voters is the next
step. The gas supply would come
from the Newkirk fields The pipe
Live must be- completed Ia six months
according TO the proposed franchise
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-11-30
COAL TOOK LEAP:
MAN WANTS$2645
Because a BLACK Diamond" Fell From
Car and Struck Him. Cummings
Asks Rig Damages

Because big lump OF coal fell from
n passing freight train. bounceu anu
struck him on the leg, j, T. CumnlngF
n carpenter, filed suit In the district
court Monday against the Rock Island
railroad for s. 0i6 damages, $l20 for
lost time SO for medicine, $1,000 for
pain and suffering and 81 800 punitive
damages.
Cummings alleges that he was walk
INK north on Lee street, when Il Rock
Island freight train passed and a lump
of coal fell from II "carelessly and
ncgligently' loaded ear and struck his
lcg causing him injuries which Inca
pOcitutcd him from work E0r Il period
of six weeks
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-11-30
SALES LIVELY

KINGFlSHER, Nov. 30 The sale
~ school lands started I'm Kingflshcr
county Monday G.. \. Smith, secrr.
tnry Of the school land commission,
aud J. /. Lyons, secretary ~ state,
were here 10 start the sale.
Forty-thrre tracts werc offered for
sale Mondny morning. Of these y
were bought 10y the lesecs for the aIe
praised valuation, two were sold To
outside parties, and fifteen received
no bids. The sale will continue from
day To- day until Friday December q.
Tracts Nggrcgating 1920 nCres were
sold for $4,000. The improvements
sold for S20,30O.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-11-30
TO PROFIT ny LAy-OFF

NEWPORT NEWS, Va, Nov. 30
The interned German cruiser kron.
prinS Wilhelm arrived here Tuesday
from the Norfolk Navy yard to be-
oyerhauled NJ the local shipyard. Sew
cral months viii be required.