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Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1915-06-25

eXemplify the iberating truth, and the
truth will set all humanity free. The
world has but one problem, the finding
of sufficient men of single heart and Of
the mind and the spirit of masters.
1t is the mission of our Vermont col
lege to send out into the communities of
this state men and women qualified for
service, imbued with the passion of lead
ership and the spirit Of mastery, who
dare to be beside themselves in their
faith IN the possibilities or opportunity
and progress, in our commonwealth, and
in their devotion to the particular tasks
they may undertake for the public vel
fare. We may never justify ourselves
by numbers. Perhaps only a small pro-
portion Of the youth born in Vermont
will seek our halls We are not worth
the confidence that is reposed in US and
the benefactiOns bestowed upon US for
any delights of culture we may give to
select few, for their own sake. But
we shall be worth far more than we
shall ever receive if we can place here
and there in these hills and valleys men
beside themselves in passionate devo-
ton to the dear little state beneath
the dark green hills, and beside and
above the multitudes about them in the
clearness in which they see their tasks,
the energy with which they grip their
work, and the grit by which they will
not yield until the ideals of their souls
are wrought into glorious deed. The
problems of Vermont are soluble. The
old state may be garden of Eden in
plenty and prosperity: its people need
yield to none in intelligence and worth,
IN happiness and sweet content. All we
need Is the men, exceptional men like
the builders of this college, to work out
the problems of this state just as the
inspiring destiny of our alma mater is
being gloriously achieved by the men
who love her today.
-Na~/r q ie graduating Class The
greatest good possible for you to attain
from your four years in Middebury
College is the spirit of the college it
self. knowledge is weak, and even
scientific method unto larger knowledge
Is impotent, unless they are received in
to a manhood that pulses and quivers to
use them in the worlds mighty work
That passion for useful achievement,
and certain glorying in tasks that the
practical world says can not be done,
are the very soul of your college,
wrought into her by more than a century
OF struggle against odds 1t was a
thought of seventeen men, when Yer
mont was not decade old, to establish
ID tins s&Wn, then an outpost Of the
again it has seemed the height of folly
to think to build here a college strong
and great, worthy of the noblest
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1915-06-25
YOUNG DEER FOUND.

A week-old fawn was found in the
yard of Noble Fem in the east part of
the town on Monday afternoon. 1t has
been brought to the home of Game
Warden George H. Chaffee, where it is
being cared for. The fawn drinks milk
from bottle and is doing we'll
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1915-06-25
GREEN MOUNTAIN CLUB AT
BREAD LOAF.

The fifth annual meeting of the Green
Mountain Club will be held at Bread
Loaf Inn, Ripton, Vt, Monday, July 5.
Guests will arrive by trains due at
Middebury, from the north at 8 $50
a. m. and from the south, at 500 a. m.
Special rates to the Inn have been
secured by automobile, round trip, 81. 80
per passenger and by team 81 round
trip per passenger.
Those who do not intend joining any
of the walking trips can very prottably
spend the longer time and enjoy one of
the most beautiful mountain drives in
the Green Mountains.
The program of the day will be-
HOO a. m. Business meeting Con-
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1915-06-25
Neuralgia Pains Stopped

You don't need to suffer those agon-
ing nerve pains in the face, head, arm.
shoulders, chest and back. Just apply "a
few drops Of soothing Sloan's Linimr t.:
lie quietly few minutes. You will
get such relief and comfort, Life and
the world will look brighter. Get a bot
tie today. ounces for 2jc.. at all
Druggists. Penetrates without rubbing
adv.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1915-06-25
RFNTI.EY-POWF

Miss Dorothy M. Bentley and Arnold
W. Rowe of Rutland were married at
the home of the brides parents, Mr..
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-12-29
TICK CAMP AICN
LIFTS VALUES
Years Eradication Work Adds
Two Millions to Value of
gC~,tle in State

M ESlF tHan two million dollars hnve
Ava rctn earned above expenses In
the years battle with cattle diseases
In oklahoma. according 10 the annual
report " Frank NJ Gault, president
OF the state board Of agriculture. lust
issued.
The expense of the years campaign
In Oklahoma for tick eradication and
prevention " foot and mouth disease
by both federal and state agencies
amounted 10 SlI7 GO330, while the
increase In the value " cattle cleaned
Of ticks Is estimated at s., ,29s, ,3OO533.
" The same grade Of cattle" said
Secretary Gault 10 The Times, are
worth 81 To 81 more per head IN the
free area than In the zone infested by
the cattle tick That has been prove,,
throughout the country by actual de.
mOnStratlun
1--WE enter the new year IN excel.
lent condition for the spring campaign,
now having dipping wits In practically
every county In the state StOckralsers N
now are oll appreciatiye Of our efforts
10 keep the state cleared Of diseases
that ravurr herds, with the exception
Of few small scale raisers The only
objections now come from men who
own from one to twelve animals.
"As to the foot and mouth disease
we never permitted II to get u start
IN oklahoma, There have been IRE
Quent rumors of the appearance oi
this disease In the state, but we never
found case " Il"
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-12-29
BLAINE COUNTY
FORMS REP. CLUB

WATONGA. Okla. Dec "a large
Republican club for Blaine county was
organized here By Charles Kelly chair,
man Of the Republican county commit
tee and Theodore Graalmnu, secretary
Of the county committee. 4 large and
enthusiastic crowd gathered at the
court house and the meeting was pre-
sided over by ID, A. Drake MS tempo
rNr chairman, Secretary Grunnmun
read letter from State Chairman
Gelssler In which he set forth the plans
adopted for organizing Republican
clubs In the state, and permanent
organization was perfected with the
following Officers:
n II Seger of Geary, president
r. W. schmidt Of watonga. vice presl.
dent Rad Hysel Of Cedar valley scr
retary; D. A, Drake Of Hitchcock
treasurer
The plan " the club Is to have an
organization covering the entire couu
~ and the members OF the precinct
clubs to be- ,rranlEed will be- member,
NJ the county club. There ls much en-
thusiasm among Republicans here md
II II expected that the Blaine count,
cluh win number more than five hun
drrd members NJ rs next meeting
which IL called for January In WA
tnnrn
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-12-29
PENSION LAW
NEEDS FIXING
Commissioner Says Present
State Arrangement Should
Be Improved or Repealed.

TIL quarterly meeting of the state
i BOARD ot pension examiners will he
held Tues Jay Of next week u call for
the meeting having been issued by Rev.
". u Matthews, commissioner of
Chariuy- ana corrections, chairman Of
the hu.rl The board will examine
application, for pensions, and decide
what number viii be- allowed At a
previous meeting Of the board go pen.
slons were allowed, but since that time
sixteen hrncticiaries have died, three
werr discontinued ON account " their
property holdings making them ineligi.
Bile and two others lef. the state. New
names tu take the places of the ones
stricken from the rolls will be- added,
and the board will consider other con.
ditlous concerning the pension system.
II is possible that IN the event n spec.
ial session Of the legislature Is held,
some recommendation will be made 10y
the board. and that an Increase In the
appropriation will be requested. II
there seems no possibility o. improving
conditions under which pensions may
he allowed II is the impression OF Com.
missioner Matthews that the law should
he repealed aud the present system
abolished
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-12-29
STONE RESIGNS
Leaves Chy Health Department TO En-.
ter Business; Ordinance RA,ses
Other Salaries

Acting Immediately after the yolun.
ary resignation Tuesday afternoon OF
Dudley s. Stone, chief clerk OF the
city health department, the city com.
mlssioners passed an ordinance giving
Il So monthly mcrense In the salaries
of the five other employees Of the de.
partment
Mr. Stone, an Seer has been IN the
employ Of the department for several
years, lie ls about 10 enter business
for himself
Through the resignation OF Mr.. Stone
the city will save $50 per month on
salaries ~ health department men.
even with the 81 SALARY raise for the
remainder Of the force.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-12-29
New Charters

Secretary Of state J. l. Lyon to-
dny issued the following charters
Williams, Chomplln a Co, Okla
homa city. capital 81 900; mcorpor-
uturs. C. B Kidd. F.. G Andreen, t..
q Thomas. oklahoma CITY.
Crystal Ice and Utilltles Co Tulsa;
capital $4,000 lncorpOrators, y. q.
wilson Tulsa. samue' Felle- Kansas
CIV Mo- r. V. Mcdowell Phlla-
delphia. PA
Mid-Cuntlnent Trust Co, Musko-
gee, capital 100000 incorporators.
II. G King George NJ Ransom II.
w Reese Muskogee.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-12-29
INCOMPETENT
IF NOT WORSE
Past Record of State Agricul.
tural Department Is Com
mon Scandal
REPAIRING THE DAMAGE
But Present Regime Finds
Vlt1lly Important Statistics
Lost Beyond Recall

o. of the scandals Of Oklahoma
".a uccu the uuuurr IN Wnucn
la, .llulgs ui the -ta,c department VI
"-i,uuwv nave been conducted IA
'nr i,H, uuunG Il pruod when one vi
lhr 'ltw department., OF the state was
900 the nauu of pouucuus- and poll.
llDlun7 OF tuc very lowest ordrr--who
conducted Il lor personal uggrandizr.
mrnt mm. It may he well believed,
for personal gain.
lhc present board OF agriculture
winch has manifested disposition 10
giNr a faithful amt honest udlnlnlstru-
iiou, found a condition OF chaos In the
department While the affairs Of the
department have been Strengthened OUT
as much a. possible. the glariug facJ
That there il practically no data Tor
the wears 1911 mp 10 January, 1913 !,
constantly confronted 10y the depart
Wcnt a- now constituted There i-
none Uf that valuable information
which such department should have
foI those who make inquiry relative
tn Okldhyma past achievements In
agriculture Not only did a gang OF
INSCRIPTIONS politicians riotuusly tam
per with state, funds, but they appear
to have neglected outragcously the per.
formancc Of their sworn duties
Insofar Hs possible the present &C..
glme is repairing the damage while
the statistical reports a. now present
ed by the state agricultural depart.
m"nt are complied from the reports
received from crop correspondents who
are up to date, successful aud reliable
farmers.
The monthly crop report. rs sum
mnrized and sent ont by the state
hOnrd Of agriculture is published In
nearly nll the daily aud weekly papers
Ia the state On january /. 1915.
only approximately 300 crop CORES
pOndents were making reports 10 the
state board " agriculture for making
NJ the monthly crop report. while at
this time There are 1850 making this
| report
ne monthly press bulletin reaches
each month 10000 farmers homes
throughout the state, and IS sent free
" charge 10 any citizen " the state
who requests IT, The cost of publicl
tion " tine monthly press bulletin ha7
been reduced materially saving OF
S2j a month in printing and about 800
Il month in rmployes' time and labor
Information relative To- the work
done Oy the statistical aud liyrtucS de
unrimcnis " now ~ syStcmatizcd and
tuhuulrd that relinhlc facts and fig
ures can hy given Immediately
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-12-29
BILL MURRAY
BACK IN STATE
Congressman Thinks Prospect
Good for Indian Pay.
ments

M bA Dee D-COugre,S Smun William
- II. Murray, cn route from Wash
ington to Tishomingo, dropped of at
Ada aud spent some hours here looking
after private business matters
The congressman Is very optimistic
over the prospects for the passage NJ
the ChCkusaw ChOCtnw per capita pay
mcnt bill, although he states that the
presence Of scyeuty-five new members
will ncccssitate another campaign ur
education IN favor of the bill such u,
he and others carried 81 In the last
congress, He thinks 1t possible that
the payment may he made by June
or July Of next year
Regarding the Canadian bridge bin
he stated that he is more hopeful OF It's
passage than at the last congress- al
though II will take hard fight to get
il through. since there IL little preced-
cut for such action on the part " the
national government Last year the bill
was pigcou.holed This time II was
drawn In slightly different terms aud
referred 10 the Indian committee Mr.
Murray thinks he can get II out " thut
committee I'm a short time
Regarding the presidents prepared
ness program, he says that no serious
4 objection is likely to be- raised against
the naval part of II, hut many cOnsid-
cr his plan for continental army, i'm.
practicable, principally because II
would be difficult matter TO find
100000 men who could be spared from
their business for two months NJ an.
nual service In the army He thinks
very little " the presidents recon-
menhntious for raising the revenue nee.
csearv tn carry ont the program VIII he
ndon'pd hy CONGRESS-. particularly that
part that requires stamps etc
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-12-29
RIVERBED TRIAL
TO HIGH COURT
Attorneys Believe the Losing
Side Will Appeal to Su-
preme Court
100000 IS INVOLVED
Letter of Gregory to Garrison
Says Arkansas Leases Are
Valued at I at

TilAI the goyernmuul 'f Nh. lu.aI
l. atutrs VI the stale OF .ul0mu.
whichever may chance o. &c.. 100 .ur
fgh, for the possession OF 'u ANu
sus rlyerbed oil aud ga ...r.. VIII
appeal the cuse from thu r district
court In Oklahoma city where lt l-
being tried before Judgr JOHN Cot.
tcral, 10 the circuit court u. appeal,
at st. Louis and agulu carried up
until 1t reaches the supreme court Of
the United States, was uIr belief of
attorneys Mt the federul building here
"Wednesday morning 1u 'nr gc-
ernment will exhaust every effort be-
fort before surrendrriug o. alleged
title 20 the riverbed wa, Indicated In
Il letter from Attorney Gnurrl Greg
ury tO Secretary OF War Garrison. read
IN court Tuesday, IN which 'nr former
declared that the lease we're worth
some SlOWO,OOO -- SlOUuUuUU more
than had been tentative. -rmnrd
before.
Late Tuesday nfternoo. tu DO.
trict Attorney John Faiu began his ur.
gumcnt oil behalf n lnu nummcur
aud the Usage Tribe of Indians. asking
that the court decide the possessions NJ
this vast property FOR the United
States on the strength Of the ry,dpur"
submitted tending to show that the
Arkansas IL not navIgaha and that
therefore under the law '.r r,ycrbcd
loastp belong to the United STATES Mr.
fnin's remarks were hrIcr uuI IN the
point.
He was followed by W a lrIbrttcr
OF the counsel for the state Mr. Led
better consumed the remainder " the
day IN his argument, and haI mot lin
ishol at a late hour Wednesday morn
Ing
lie WIS 10 have been followed hy
Isaac Taylor. assistant L s. attorney
on behalf " the government, after
which B = Burwell was fp tender his
! argument for the state followed by
Attorney General Prince Freezing
Since the government is the plaintiff
IN the cases II has the right 10 clos,
the argument and Francis J KcarfuI
VI Washington, u. e., assistant [. s.
attorney general, viii make the tina
talk.
The rlpariun owners, who are also la
tcresied In the outcome Of the suit
are represented 10y attorneys. hut il T.
probable that they will content them
selves merely in the filing " brief.
So great iS the mass OF evidence
that II Is scarcely possible that de-
cisIon In the cases will hc handel
down hy Judge COtternl until nfte
the opening Of the Guthrie term o
! |. ) district court IN January
The amount Of property involved II
the present hearing and the cXtrem
hlttrrurs, and the cpycruess witt
I which huth sides have fought. make /
scrm strange that SO few spectator
have been attracted tu the courtroom
But Few with the exception NJ attor
ney. more or less directly intcrcstc,
court attaches, newspaper men an
witnesses are ever sccu at the triu
Of what IS probably one of the higge>
Eases ever heard In any Okmhom
court
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-12-29
FLAGS AT HALF
MAST FOR SEAY

Governor Williams Wednesday di.
rcrtrd that flag be- flonted over the
statr offices In the Mercantile build.
inv Thursday aud Fridny nj half mast
IN memory of Former Governor A. J..
Seay who died In Long Beach, Calf,
A few days ago, The body Of the for
me governor will be brought to Guth-
#, Thursday W,'re at midnight ser
vices will be held by members Of the
Masonic lodge Burial will take place
nt Kin fisher, the old home, on Friday
Governor Williams says that II will be
impossible FOR him 20 attend the sery.
ices an the hlrini Governor Seny was
nj one time chief Justice or the terri.
torlal supreme court end was a great
friend VI Gu,,uOr Williams.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-12-29
Sunshine Lures;
100 Prisoners
of City Escape

For several dnyS the weather ont.
side has been 50 dl,agrecablc that
staying indoor, was IA pleasure for
York Mrluwru and Charley Rrpcher
even II they did have 10 clean spltoons
and sweep cement floors.
Hut wasn't Wednesday morning al.
most perfect And wasn't II such a
fine day 10 r. outsider
"Yea. hu' thought Charlie, and
"No' dogguur right" were Norks sen.
timcnts.
Consequent York IS around town
now somowhcru cu u.,ug the sunshine
and figuring ont tur details " nuotber
bicycle theft and a. a direct result
Of the outdoor rri-pnrss and balm
Charley Is prohyl., .ruriug mn Oit
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-12-29


Hogs ....,.,.,,............ ......Sju
YARD NOTES Private vlfns from
northern markets fail tu convey the
good cheer TO beef makers that the pub
lir reports breathe" The pI.rHru beef
in0c Il iu bad way us usual following %
holiday and the rapid accumulation 0s 10
result NJ over supplies ut rnul' lhl, week
Is bound "a iouct Losses OF o.. urr r..
ported 40 Kansas CITY and chicago.
Evan Edrldgc buyer for Morris a Com
puny. is ou the program az saltwater.
when the Oklahoma swine Breeders AZ.
soclUtion Institute meets january Il
Eldrllrc has prepared paper ON the
test type ~ hog from packer stand
point lln says this can be covered In
word.-"f0t' and that be- viii explain
the various methods Of making hogs fit IN
good crop years 0s wen a. bad lnukoCo
~ finishing feed can always br lnd and
with any rough feed makes un IDEAL diet
fpr swine
CATTLE MARkEr-It was % null d0y
In the cattle department Five loads VI
dry lot bulls constituted buk of the
scuut crop on hand Packer were O bit
cautious even with the blg shortage 20
contend with, the condition NJ other
markets hclng such that even steady prices
make the local buy look mrcnsounhly
high when put on tile hooks There was
70 small assortment " stockrrs ln the
run today and these sold higher
\ ArININ 1rEtnA
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-12-29
SCOTTISH RITE

GUTHRIE Dec 2q---The dates for
the January reunion here ~ the Scot
ilsh llte Cnnslstnry Of Oklahoma have
heen fixed for January II, ~ and 10.
TIE class 10 take the dcgrees n o larRe
one and a u,n"laly fine program "
hlrh-class entertainments has heen mr..
rnn~aa for the visiting members aud
their fqmliaa
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-12-29
eE,L PACKING Plant

The hundinr md lnnds " the E'
n.up packing rlHnf we're Tuesday sold
Va the city " W Reno for S2l 89l
Movor y = Duffy long has contem.
rlnted tho purchase ~ he nlnnt hy
the cliv with % view to establishing a
municipal industry Of some kind.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-12-29
HINTS NEW CANADIAN LOAN

OTTAWA ont Dec ~ Sir Georsc
Foster minister Of trade and com.
merce lntlmated Ia an address nj the
Peoples forum TINT a Canadian do.
nestle loou ~ S3oo 0o0OOo might soon
follow the recent Issue OF SlOO, 900 600
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-12-29
rnnr WORTH LIArsrncK

FORr WORTH Tex Dee W-CAT'
GLE- Receipts ~ head Market steady
HOGS Receipts sOO head. Market
steady Ton sG7i, bulk. 'J5aGia
SHEEP EroeiptY. uopr
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-12-29
RaIIro d Time Table
santa Pe-Northhound
Rrl.cn LInr.-Inhonnd

Train No
p-"Meteor" from g. Louis Joplin,
Tulaa and Muskovse .......... 80 am
Ill Meteor" FROM knusas CITY $50 am
tiS-"Locaw Tulsa, Sapulpa and
Nuskogee .......... ...........ll 30 am
lU-"Llmlted" from Quanah snd
Lawton ........ ...,... ........ l2li pm
AO7-"L Limited from Saint Louis 4 10 pm
li2--"EIpress' from Lnw,ou a
Quanah ....... ............... $50 pm
TrisrO-Ouibeu
. Express Tor Lnwtnn 4
Ouanah Observation-Disclosures. poo an
tOs "Liwlted" for 81 Louis .... 10 20 am
10 "Meieor' for st Iouls and
Chicago. ...................... 2.ii pm
4O1 "RxprasE" Tor Lawton ,....., 100 pm
il2 Meteor" for Kansas CITY ... Ti0 pm
4ll Governor for Muskogee.
Tulsa and Joplin .........-....i ..i2 ;Ol an
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-12-29

control whlch l' I.. .NI.5r7. An
hvpuDncaha are 'h ....' a. ..,u pro-
ceuure ana 80 ''. aa..aus.-.
H. ms GIT appeal ... n.-5D mai
II WIli the. sloI' '.. tJ lropt
at the AusuS' .n ID con
sutuuonai amen h'..... In. A must
be Dotho ~ "'''I N.". repeated cI-
forts to amend ... l.Hon OF
TINS state nav, h"... '... ~ o. NcrJ
uuncult 10 sy'oi' .. adoption "
an amendment Z" ... ....ltu' ou. II
also must o' '''.....'''1 inht NO
Republicans ana hus, all
ways fallen FAR 'l.. nuus their
entlre parry a"'.'. '' 'h' pi'-
mar, ,,..,,. ,o",.r.,,.'.. . ,'' Waa ,,a
~ I,n Eepublicpn ,.. ''. ,,, ~" ,ny,
ernor the Hcpu...... ,I ,H,nt
twenty thousand nur of cast
Ing their fun par. uslu at tho
primary.
can i"r N.hiN
rms mean "'.I D.,
up " ,"' ,' . ~ 'h"N'
naIg, tn aronsr ......., .,',,,.., ~
sucb cpustltIt.. .,,.,.t,.,,., 81,
ns viii secure % ., mnr OF vote \
In August Tn'u every mdlca-
ton that the So. ... 40. doing AL
In lhelr power iI '... 'rcy are IN
session no" ,n .'.. convention as
Su.'aD'ea S''r,a'e,,a ,f,a",..'. ''''e pa,
,o,Ion An as r .... n.., ~ ,,,,.i.,a W. Sl,.'
ton ready who. III. ,r., d,. ~ the
New Year dnHr. r. n,rt clpatc In
the fight 10 s,..r. .n honest clec.
tlon law in ia. ..'. , oklahoma
You VIII ''..0| '1' during the
hoIluayH 10 I'' .h' ute committee
I'o' u'u in1N w ... 'pf IN" e'e''
w." oo,rn,t,to, ", a. unu O.. ,"""' WI
men TOOK rl.r.. ,. ... 'u, d",,no -,
their position n relr..r. l9I4 Whur
they were eler,I f.r ,un years Their
immediate p.p.s, v.s 10 conduct
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-12-29
Rock Island - wr.tbound

Arrive Depart
Memphis 10 Amarillo.
Fl worth and Dallas 5'21 anu 0ta am
The Missouri Okaho
ma CAtv, Kansas City
and Deary .,...., ..,.,,,,,. 1885 an
McAlester 10 n Reno II no am II 10 an
Memphis 90 TucumcaH
California and the
Firefly, Oklahoma City
10 Kansas CITY ...... 6.B pm 6N5 pm
Okln. Cliy TO ~ worth
md Dallas vic VI Ncno 1910 pm
Fasthound
Amarillo 10 Memphis $50 am 0 20 AN
From tho VI ngun line,
Omaha and local points
north 10 w WcNo ..... ! '5S rm
The Californian from
California and ~ pRsn 900 nm 30 pm
From X c wichita 1919 pm
NJ Rene 10 MrAlester
connection from X e.
and Chicago ........l2 30 am 10 30 en-