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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-04-07
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NOTICE OF INCORPORATION.

NOTICE OF INCORPORATION.
Notice Is hereby given that the Mar
shalltown Club liz corporation, not
for pecuniary profit, organized under
Title 0. chapter two. OF the laws OF tho
state Of Iowa. Notice is further given:
F'irst-The name Of the corporation
Is The Marshalltown Club" and III
principal place Of business In Marshall-
town, Iowa. -. = r. {Es
Second-The general nature Of the
business to be transacted. and the Een-
eral purpose and place OF operation,
shall he. for the general welfare OF the
city OF Marshalltown, the mutual linz
provement. enjoyment and social cul!
ture Of Its citizens, and TO establish
and maintain club rooms for the use OF
Its members.
Third--There Is no capital stock.
Fourth--The corporation commenced
Feb. II. 1910. and shall terminate Ina
hfty (5o) years, unless sooner Oh.
! solved. ~ @' w. 81 sas $500
| Fffth--The affairs OF said corpora.
ton are to be conducted by board
of directors OF nine CO.. members. conn-!
| priscd OF its officers and three (Sls
| members The officers are, a president.
three 60 vice presidents, and a secre-
| tary and a treasurer--all OF whom arc
annually electeu, oy pallol VI tne Hcm-g
bers of the club--which ballot must be
cast in person. and not by proxy. &
Sixth--No debt beyond current ex.
penses OF the club may be incurred.
| without a two-thirds (2-3) vote Of the
! club members.
| Seventh--Private property OF mems
bers Is exempt from corporate dchts.
| Notice is particularly given that the
! articles of this club are recorded In tho
records Of the recorders office OF Mar
shall county, Iowa. See book 261. page
| $50, and book 300. page 210. to which
record reference Is here made.
This notice published by order OF
| tho board OF directors. sE
+. NJ. WILBUR.
President.
Attest: J. SIDNEY JOHNSON.
! Secretary.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-04-07
COLLEGE AT AMEs REACHES
FINAL CONCLUSIONS AFTER
LONG CAMPAIGN.
INDIVIDUAL EAR TEST
ONLY SAFE METHOD
Sufficient Seed in State e Assure
Crop This Year Provided Every Ear
Used is Tried out-Farners eau
toned to Buy From Men They Know
and to Buy From Reliable Firms.
Special to Times Republican.

SpeClal 10 IlmeS- tepuplcdn. r
Des Moines. April THE state asrl-
cultural college has been working hard
on the seed corn problem this spring.
Since early in March the force of ex-
tension workers has given much OF its
! time to this problem. A bulletin has
just been issued showing the results
! sidered extremely timely. Some Of
the big facts are summarized as fol-
lows: s-.-
I 1.-THE 1916 corn crop depends alb
solutely on the individual ear test.
There is enough seed corn in the state
Of Iowa to plant this years crop pro-
ividing the Individual ear test Is used
effectively. ~ s@
There is comparatively little corn
| in Iowa which is fit for seed in it's
present, condition. 1t will be absolutely
essential that much Of the corn which
gives a low termination test be gone
over by the individual ear method.
separating the good from the bad, If
there is to be enough good seed to
plant this years crop. " = d,
/ Nearly one half OF the farmers in
many localities will need to purchase
some seed corn this year.
IF seed must be purchased. get the
seed now. Don't wait even week.
Get 1t and test 1t at once.
1T lis neither safe nor II is neces-
sary 40 buy, seed from distant points
and Of which nothing is known regard
ing it's value or it's adoption to Iowa
conditions. .sSY 2 ~ s.
Buy From Mon You Know. g.,
Get seed from your own immediate
community IL possible. Buy from the
men you know. Locally produced seed
will give 4 greater yield II ofS better
quality corn than seed brought from
distance. 5,ss E&
Enough seed for the 1916 crop can
be made available in nearly every
community. For a few limited sec
lions some seed viii need I. to be
secured from nearby counties. &
Don't buy any seed unless you have
reason to believe 1t will grow. Don't
take the other mans word for it. He
may be honest but remember that
honest men have, In the past, sold
seed corn which looked g, good and
which they probably believed was good
for seed YET which proved to be dead:
Our reports show that this Is happen
ing right along this year, tsG1 I
Buy seed on your own test. Test
a sample before buying and also test
after buying. gsEs.ass & ~ 81 aS
sBuy from the men who viii allow
lyou To sample; the seed yourself be-
| fore buying ssIst 3sfF.,.y,tS ~ A"''
| $aIf you buy seed from q seed house,
buy from weI-known firm which
has yearsg OF honest business to It's
credit and with a reputation to main
tain Such *seedsmen will be glad to
sell you seed subject to your own
termination test. Order your seed
now. Test 1t Immediately upon ar
rival. Return 1t promptly tf iuis not
| satisfactory. n ll' II T. ~ y
Find your seed at once. Use the
phone. Drive. Use the railroads II
necessary. See the scorn. See as
many different LOTS as possible. Take
samples. Test It.. Buy seed You know
| will grow"
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-04-07
MARRIAGE. rs RE .,ELEcTED.
Unanimous cboiee of Iowa Falls icoun.
eitnen For City Manager. !:
snecial 70 ,rixIaaS. Y ann hlInnn =

special to es-Republican. s. g.
Iowa Falls, April 7.--E. l.. Marriage
has been rc-elected as city manager by
a unanimous ballot of the new Ncity
council. Two years ago this city, took
the initiative in the matter of "a city
manager andNadopted the method OF
handling city affairs before there was
a state law providing for such an Of.
fetal. Mr.. Marriage, has made a good
record In position that had no pre-
cedents for guidance. The plan has
also proven satisfactory with the pub
lie and as he enters on his SECOND term.
1t Is with every Indication of improved
service The city now has a complete
system Of bookkeeping and records that
reflect credit on Mr.. Marriage and on
the city. The many improvements
made in the city the past two years
have been handled In an expeditions
manner and 1t Is generally conceded
that the good work planned by the city
council and mayor and executed by
City Manager Marriage and City En-
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-04-07

are In View and the vacancy will be
filled In q short time. q
The Haverford scholarship available
each year to the honor man In the
graduating class Of Penn College has
been awarded to Aaron Downs, OF
Dana. Ind. and the Bryn Mawr schol-
arship, awarded each year to the hon
orary young woman Of the graduating
class. has been awarded toS,Miss Eula
Mitchell. OF Jefferson, Iowa. a..
Miss Mildred Jones, dean Of women,
has been granted a,year's leave Of alb
selce which she will spend at the
Chicago School of Physical Education.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-04-07

A somewhat weird and perpicxlnx
effect is secured by combination
table lamp and phonograph which has
just been invented. The base OF the
instrument serves to accommodate the
revolving disk and the sounds are led
up thru tho stand and freed beneath
the shade. which acts ms a reflector,
somewhat In the same manner as the
horn, No part Of the phonograph ~
visible and when It Is In operation the
source of sound is not apparent ana
can only be located after close exam
inntion. Ea},
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-04-07
LoWLANDs UNDER WATER.
Dubuque oreeaster Predicts Sixteen
Foot River Stage Next Week.

Dubuqua. oreeaster Predicts Sixteen.
Foot River Stage Next Week.
Special to sTimes-Republican. g5S =
Dubuque, April THE Mississippi
river at this point is at a twelve-foot
stage and gradually rising. The local
weather forecaster,. gwhofis. also the
river torecasteE has ssAied q 9ssarninH
TO bdat owners. persons living u In
houseboats along the river aud to per-s
sons who live IN the lowlands, telling
them that by this time: next week
there will be a stage of sixteen or
seventeen feet. While 1t Is held that
eighteen feet is the danger point here.
great damage is already being done at
q twelve-foot stage because farming
land on low-lying islands Is already
covered with water. If the fifteen or
sixteen foot stageeis reached Emlch
valuable farming land on both sides
Of the river. will be inundated and will
not be in condition for two months or
more for planting. * O. +
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-04-07
BUILDING NEW HOMES.
More Residences to Be Erected in lama
This Year Than Ever.

ms tcaT GNoTs
Special to Times Republican.
Tama, April 7.-Building activities
are starting early here this year. with
promise of more new houses than
were ever before erected here in one
year. A. l.. Beal, the, contractor. is
putting up the first one Of three mod
ern homes which he will build on his
own lots on State street. These houses
will be for sale on easy terms and
more will he built If the demand cons
tinues. Several travelling statesmen
have been. trying to get homes in
Tama because of the splendid train
service here. The fact that Tama
has forty trains each day carrying
passengers makes this one of the most
desirable places for commercial tray
elers who, cover central 3Iowasahd the
trains run so that they can make their
towns and return home nearly every
evening. There is no doubt that Mr..
Beal and others WILL, find ready de-
mand for modern homes as. fast as
they can he Serected.W ef1%S9$2g.*;
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-04-07
DANIELS NAMES ioWAN.
Prof. s. m, Woodward Appointed Morn
Der of Naval Consulting Board.

Special to Times Republican. 80,
Iowa City, April 7.-Secretary OF the
Navy Josephus Daniels, has. appointed
Prof 8. M. Woodward, OF Iowa uni
versity, member of the naval con-
sulting board. to serve with Hudson
Maxim, Thomas A. Edison and other
notubles. The Iowa man Is also named
as member Of the board Of directors
Of the National Organization for In
dustrial Preparedness for the state OF
Iowa. In writing to the Hawkeye ex-
pert (who is also n member of the
Dayton. O.. Flood Protection Commits
sion) Secretary Daniels says:
= Industrial preparedness Is the foun-
dalton of national defense" and adds
that members of these organizations
will have an opportunity to render
the highest service to their country"
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-04-07

Little Sioux.
Bonds were voted here for the con-
struction of new school building to
cost $4,000. The vote was al2 for,
and 45 against the proposition.
Dewitt.
J. w. B. MCGEE. owner Of the Car
roll, Iowa. Herald, has purchased the
Dewitt Observer from Fred NJ.
Mitchell and will take possession May
l, Mr.. Mitchell will remain with the
paper until Aug. l, when he Will go
to southern Oregon to engage in the
newspaper business.
Sioux City.
Owing to the numerous epidcmics
prevailing in Sioux City there is a
dearth OF nurses, Calls have been
made on towns Of Iowa, South Dakota.
Nebraska and Minnesota to meet the
demands from the sick room. Pneu-
monia scarlet fever and, measles are
the more common diseases.
Dewitt.
T The Iowa Assessment Mutual In
surance Company at its quarterly
meeting in Dewitt yesterday, headed a
subscription list with $500 for the
purI+se of building II new fire station
in Dewitt before the state firemen's
tournament is held here this summer,
1t is expected that the remainder of
the amount will be raised soon.
Clinton.
That the women in one precinct in
Morriston. H.. which Monday voted to
remain dry" do not agree with their
sister voters I'M the town developed
> with the encouragement of the returns.
I'm the east precinct the women voted
1 against saloons to 20 for while the
: men voted 46 against the saloons to
I6 for the saloons.
Monticello.
The body of Mrs. Matilda Schoen.
40 years old. who had heen divorced
from her husband. John Schaen. for q
year was found In the MaQuoketn
river Wednesday. 1t is thought it was
the cause Of suicide as footmarks of
the woman were found leading into
! the water at a shallow point, She had
! been missing since Sunday night
when sheaWas last seen in the vicin-
l. ity of the. river.
Sioux City.
George Mecrstein. 719 Twenty
ninth street, a travelling salesman
narrowly eScdpeu uetstH anu Su'iSi SN
serious injuries when his automobile
backiired and .ignited :, near 4; Odeholt
Tuesday. Mr.. Meiersteins jumped from
I The scar as the gasoIeaie tank exploded
Hills foot caught and lss felt He suf'
fered "a wrcnched shnnlderard an arm
was burned severely. Meters II,
Ihagyed a freight trainHand was taker
to Ida Grove where his injuries were
attended. -
Sioux City. a. ~" ~
Two hours after William Grimes, 40
! q teamster. entered Il restaurant witt
a companion. mixed 4 drink of white
| mule" and drank It, his dead body wac
! found hUddled up In vacant lot
I near by. His companion IL missing
ApopleXy. supernduced by the drink
| of white mule" IL connection of al
cohol and water. is believed to have
caused Grimes death. His companion
was known at '.Tlatfoot' Agnes l
! is thought he met with fate similar
to that OF Grimes.
Easlo Grove.
The Citizens State Bank. last wect
let the contract for the Reconstructed
of their banking quarters to More
4 man g. CO.. of st. Paul. Mimi. In talk
ing with the officers of the bank We
learn that their improvements viii
cost upwards OF $4,000. They will re-
move. about May l. to the Hanson
building, on the south side of Broad
! way. lately occupied by the Savo,
cafe. The contractor states that the
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-04-07
CAN'T FIND DANDRUF

Every bit cf dandruff dA3ppsa ~
after ono or two application AZ 114a-
derinc rubbed we'll into tho scalp With
the finger tips. Get q ascent bottle
OF Danderine ut any drug storo aSs1
save your hair. After few applicA-
tons you can't find particle Of dam
druff or any falling hair. and the scalp
will never Itch.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-04-07
DRAINAGE CONTRACTS LET,
Hardin County Board Accepts Bids
For Three Districts.

Special to Times Republican,. - ,-s...
Eldora, April THE bosrd OF su-
pervisors of Hardin county met in a
regular session yesterday and lie. the
contracts for three drainage districts.
For district No. 81. there were six
bidders. The contracts were awarded
to Eldora Pipe and Tile Works for ma
terial amounting to $533.s2 and to l..
P. Debe for labor. amounting to 3652.7s
For drainage district No. So. Ave
bidders, the contract for material and
labor awarded to, Jens Jens, OF Bullod,
Iowa, amount 81, I'M, =
For drainage district No. SO, Ave bids
filed. Contracts awarded to Eldora tile
works and l.. P. Debe in the amount OF
$3.50.
The board then adjourned to Tues
day, April IL.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-04-07
COMMUNITY CLUB ELECTS.
Iowa Falls Organization Holds Annual
Meeting and Names Officers.

Special to Times Republican,.
Iowa Falls April AT the annual
meeting OF the Iowa Falls Community
Club an address on good roads was
made by Guy Shepherd. Of Mason city.
At the annual election OF officers the
following were chosen directors for the
coming year: II. S. Powers, e. A.
Gardners Il. r. Benedict, G. II. Bur
linsame, C. c. Buck c. h. Turner. ]. IL.
Stickney, b, r. Bryson aud HOLSTER
Jones. The new board will meet next
week and elect the officers of the club.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-04-07
PURCHASE ROCK cRusHER.
Tama Supervisors Buying Machinery
For County Bridge Work.

Special to Times Republican.
Tama, April Fred Ingram. chair
man OF the Tama county board of su-
pervisors. announces the purchase by
the county Of rock crusher with a
daily capacity Of sixty tons. which will
be installed on the rock hills near Lee
Grand and be used for preparing the
rock for use In the bridge building and
other road activities that the board lis
preparing to push with vigor. The
board also purchased an oil tractor
and grader which will be put to work
at once In grading III the north part
OF the county. The crusher cost $500
and tho tractor $1,000. This Is evil
dence that tho Tama county board
means business. 81
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-04-07

gineer McKeen has been well handled,
While unusual demands have been
made on every fund In the city treas-
ury. the year closed on March 81 with
a balance on hand of $4,000.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-04-07

To Cure a Cold In One Day.
Take Laxative Bromo Qulnine Tab
let's. Druggists refund money II 1t fails
to cure. l.. w. Groves signature IL on
each box CSC
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-04-07

The River Platte Is the widest river
In the world. being lao miles across at
its mouth. -. -.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-04-07

Fish, rice ana syrsFtassius7s ARE HEs,tilu
principal art.rasA NJ the Asiattc mar
,ket basket III ssss is'
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-04-07
RAILROAD TIME TABLE
CHICAGO GREAT WEsTERtG

CHICAGO GREAT wEsTERRG.
.corn Belt Route
GOING SOUTH.
No. i--St. Joe and x. G
limited .................. Ss1o q -
No. Six. C. Mail & Express $40 .. N.
No. b-Kansss City and It.
Joseph ......-....-..... 1870 q. m.
No, 5b Des Moines Mail -. $3.50 D. N.
COMO NORTH.
No. Twin Cities Limited l1:2S D. -.
No. A-.Chicago and St Paul
Express .............. S:A7 .. m.
No. 81 ................... 7:56 p. m
No. 6--Chicago Filler $500. 1885 p. "a.
except Sunday.
CHICAGO q NoRTHWIoTENN. 4 8
Effective 13:01 a. M. Dec. 30,
COMO West.
"a ii--Dsnver Special 80. l.1g = -
No. Los Angeles Limited Sis A.
No. s-China and Japan
Expreso ........s........ o:So q -
No, ls-Ames Passenger. ..1l;4s q -
No. S-DeS Moinss Passso. 81
RoP NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. t;4o - -
No. ls--Hawkeys Express.. o:Sa n -
No. l7--Orexon and Wash. -Ss-795
ington Dp0oias .....s..... :. ~ = = - ~
No. Al-Local FfeiSha IA: 20 a -
0oI1<D EAAT. 80
No. <--Dss MONIES PaAssn.
ger ................. e:YA .. n
No. fa-Denvsr Special 80. l:1o = -
No, ls--OreEon and WasA. -
ington Special ........... a:sO q
No so--Cllnton Passenger. S.l7n.
No. s-Atlanuo Express =. 0:lS q -
No. .2--Chicaxo Special ...iasss S -
No, 1o--Eastern Express ..6.s<3a r.
No. &1--LocM Freight 80. 1853 = -
Nos. Z. 5, -. 10. ~. and - AAlly -.
sept Sunday.
MiNNEAPoLls q eT. IoUlN
NORTH BOUNn Lew
Twin cities Mall tdAllyl 80. SslSi .
Mason City Mail {ex. SUM-. y.ss = ~ 1
Twin City Limited tdAilyS. 4.3e 8
Local Freight (ex. Sum- ~. e:9o .
SOUTH BOUND.
81. Louis and KAnsAs CITY y \!
Mall daily ...........s. q. - - =
|oskaloosa Express Eek. Sun.l 0:1o = =
ST. Louis ana Peoria Lam. II
tied (dAiiyl ..,..... >. 80. <sef - - q
Local FreiEht (ex. SUM- 80. u ~ - -
,, STORY CITY BRANC1 I
Leave IN AIu111
s.ls a. m. stock Express
fex. aunl ...........s.. eiOe 80 -
's:oB .. m. Mixed (ex, sunl S:ss 8 uEIll
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-09-20
INCREASING PIPE LINES
Magnolia Now Owns Two Lines from
Addington to Corsicana.

Magnolia Petroleum company is
completing an eightinch loop from
Rhome to Fort Worth. When this
loop is completed the company will
have doubled its eight-inch line and
will own two eight-inch lines from
Addington, Okla, to Fort Worth and
Corsicana. The work of doubling the
line south of Corsicana to the coast
is now in progress and when that
work is completed the company will
have the capacity to convey as much
as $4,000 barrels a day of Oklahoma
crude to the Texas coast country. The
company now has three lines into
Fort Worth. one from Electra and
two from Addington. Cushing crude
that comes to Addington by way of
the McMan pipe line has been mixed
with Electra crude and conveyed to
market. since this new work is done
each crude can be kept separate from
all ether crudes.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-09-20

experiment stations Of the several
states and the Federal Department ot
Agriculture It is backed by an ap-
preparation of $S,6Q0,g0O, ,and VIII
place two agricultural experts in ey-
cry county in the nation. It will be
of immeasurable benefit to agricui-
ture and agrcultursts.
Thus again the Wilson adminis,ra-
ton showed its true estimate Of tho
value OF the farmer to the common
wealth, and paid him the attention
that is his due.
Conclusion.
The Wilson administration cha'-
lenges comparison with its predeces-
sors. Let the farmers Of the nation
fairly and justly compare their con
ditions now, the prices they are re-
ceiving for their cattle and agricui-
tural products, with those Of 1912 or
other years. Let them compare the
Legislation in their behalf OF the VIII
son administration with that of any
other. Let them consider the as
stred improved prospect ahead OF
them under laws passed by the VII
son administration in their financial,
their business and social life.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-09-20
Leaves for independence.

w. w. Zingery is leaving here to.
day for independence, Kan, where he
has been given a place with the p,o'
duction department of the Prairie Oil
and Gas company. He purchased a
home in this city and likes to reside
here very much and is in hopes that
his company will transfer him to the
Ardmore district. Mr.. Zingery has
been in the Ardmore district for sew
eral months and has become acquaint-
ted with the field and with the oper
ators, and would make the Prairie a
valuable man in this district.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-09-20
Here from Kansas City.

DR.. b. b. Ralph of Kansas City is
a visitor to the Ardmore oil district,
He has heard the irresistible call Of
Oklahoma oil and is here to get in
the game. He wants to make a deal
for acreage in prospective new fields
and has a company back of him that
is able to do the necessary drilling
to open up new pools He is doing a
work that will be appreciated by land
owners and others who have blocked
acreages for drilling purposes.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-09-20

Robert Watchorn in 7-4-2 is drilling
in blue shale at 1920 feet.
Fort Ring Oil company in 24-4-3 is
reported to be drilling at 76O feet.
The G. w. Chaffee well in section
2-3.3 is at a depth of 1860 feet and
is shut down on a hard she'll
Golden Gate Oil company in 1885
near Loco is shut down at a depth a
little below 400 feet.
Lone Star Gas company in 5-35 in
in the Loco district, has reached a
depth of POO feet.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-09-20
Lewis Resumed Drilling.

II. l.. Lewis in section 29-3nie has
resumed drilling after a temporary
shut down for lack of water and also
on account of a break in the machin-
cry. The owner has plenty of eight
inch casing on the ground now to
enable him to drill to depth of 1900
feet. The hole is in good condition
and fair progress should be made.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-09-20
WHAT WILSON
HAS DONE FOR
THE FARMER
FEDERAL RESERVE AND RURAL
CREDIT LAWS PLACE FARMER
ON SAME FOOTING AS OTHER
BUSINESS MEN.

In no equal space OF time in the
history of the world has one-tenth as
much been accomplished in a legisla
tive and administrative way for the
benefit of the farmer as has been
done during the Wilson administra-
ton. A simple review of its record
demonstrates beyond question the
fact
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-09-20

L. A. Latimer of the Magnolia Pc
troleum company was here last night
He came from Iallas to Waurlka,
where he was met by c. r. Stewart
and the two made an inspection Of
the oil pipe line from there into
Healiton. Mr.. Latimer returned today
to his headquarters in Dallas.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-09-20

| have for sale 1900 feet OF 8 SIG
casing, used once, 20 per cent off list
Delivered Frisco or Santa Fe. John
A. Mcclure, Sulphur. 12-2