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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-10-06
Some Interesting
Facts About Whales

Scientists cay the whale de-
scerded from some mammal
which lived on land In previous
ages. forced by . change In en-
vironment 20 choose ife In
the sea.
Tho whale bresthes air and
car hold lie breath for 20 min
utes.
The remote ancestors OF the
whale were the pig and horse,
recording to selsnsissS.
The sperm. right blue, hump
back. sulphur.bostom. so'sIe-
nose and finbaek are the names
OF different whale species. The
Nnbsek and hur,pback are val
ueo for food meat
Sperm whales produce am
berpris. . greasy substance
sometimes found floating on sur.
face Of water or along beaches.
u 10 worth more than it,
weight In gold. II 10 used 20
make perfumes because Of lts
property Of refining odors. u 10
. product OF the sperm whales
digestive oroans
An average OF rs barrels Of
oil 10 produced from one whale.
Soap. candles ard machine oil
are made from this product
The immense Gill bones are
Used 10 make brushes and cor
set stays.
Whales weigh from so 20 rs
tons each.
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along the entrance OF Grays har.
Dor.
From these places whalemcn 10
out In search OF their quarry
floating islands OF blubber. oil.
meat and bone.
As a business. whaling IN chang.
ing from the tragic. wHsteful ad'
venture OF the old days. when men
and carcasses were discarded with
piraucal unconcern. into an eff.
Glen, labor that conseryes all parts
of the massive catch.
I No PIno-pono Game
The whaling game. as II In played
now. IL not 40 fiendlshly cruel IA
4, used 10 be. but nj that. II IN nc
pingpong contest
Some OF the oid.tinne romance ha.
been eliminated by modern meth
DDS. but the struggle with stormf
and battles with wounded nam
moths are siiil n portion OF the
whaleman's routine.
Men OF the "ahc whaling" fleet
here DO not approach their quarry
In small boats. set down from q
whaier. risklng lives IN a venture
with iashing tails and crashing
steam.hammer jaws.
That was tho old way when
whalemen left New Bedford towr
and other ports on tho New Eng
land coast for long voyages on
strange seas.
Fire Harpoon From Gun
Nowadays an explosive harpoon
sho, from a swivel gun on the bow
OF stsunch io0.ton vessel. carries
the white mans message TO Mr.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-10-06
=. t.. ID. TX S..
COLYUM

ON THE OTHER HAND
Tho missus Is knitting her tenth
pair OF socks.
Bguther Jim's buying rockies
cigars by the box.
who's that at the door, All. a
bond salesman knocks
NJ Gawd. how the money rolls
out!
A. No beat Il 20 press the
oooonel 10 Handling the sltua-
t1en without gIovss." But with
oguoD knuckles.
BOY. PAGE COUNT LuxBURG'
(vfom the Memphis Commercial
AppeaD
Pr Rent--Furnished room 10
Guntleman looking both ways and
Ven ventilated Phone II. 1913.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-10-06

Whale.
Quick action follows on board
whom the lookout. perched In his
call:
There she biows."
OFF in the distance the black bulk
OF 4 whale In seen. the white vapor
OF its blow" spouting above the
water line. or maybe a whole
school OF the mammals Is sporting
at morning exercise.
II the whaiemen are lucky. they
approach within firing distance
without disturbing the hunted. II
the whale IL alarmed II dives and
tho hunters follow TIL II comes up
again.
An Exciting Battle
Dead ahead. or either 10 port or
starboard. the huge sea beast rides
easily. waves breaking over It's
sleek back like water running from
the curved sides OF a submarine.
The captain-gunner squints his
eye down the sights and pulls the
trigger. The swivel gun clears its
throat with roar.
A flash OF iron rod and hempen
cable shoots over the water. A
square shot. and the whale is hit
amidships.
The fight Is on.
The bomb in the point Of the har.
poon explodes. tearing Jagged
wound In the whales vitals. The
shot releases four iron prongs tina,
fasten in ouivertng flesh.
Whale Often Town Ship
The maddened whale rears out
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-10-06

OF the sea and falls back again with
crashing splash that sends gey.
scrs spouting skyward. Then is
dives or plunges ahead. struggling
vainiy TO free itself from the stab.
bing shaft In It's back
Fathom after fathom OF rops
screeches from the winches as tho
play" with the Infatuated monster
continues. Woe betide the man
whose leg or arm Is caught by the
whizxing line. II means the loss Of
limb and often life
n the whale Is not struck In q
vital spot. the crew must struggle
with 80 tons OF lunging flesh. Often
the whale tows the beat like a chip
for hours before the fight IN over.
or dives under the ship. snarlins
the line.
Catch 200 During Season
As the whale weakens. the line IL
drawn slowly in until the battle Is
over. The dead victim. II the boat
is far off shore. r. pumped full Of
hot air and fastened tail up to tho
side OF the vessel
The search continues until a sat.
isfactory catch is made. e
That's the way men hunt whales
these days.
This was slack season along
the Northwest Pacific coast Only
200 whales were brought into tho
Bay City station. near Westport.
More than 500 was the total catch
for five stations from here north up
along Vancouver and Queen Char
lotte islands.
rwith tam. Semi cmfwy marnaa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-10-06


DR.. Harry A. Garfield says there
y going 70 be an advance in the
price Of soft coal. This is the
same DR.. Harry A. Garfield who
said last week that the price of
coal would be lower about Oct. 1.
We believe the doc this time.
However, IL only goes to show
dictions he is certain 10 be right at
laast once.
ANOTHER PRINTER OUT or JOB
Mn. ~. v. Wyatt left "Wednesday night
~ Mar~bslyilie. Gs. From there she
W511 20 In Florida and other points Of
ehe Southland. and will he away three
- fouv months.
sail io~-.--Is Grange nIij. Citizen
THE label on the bottle ! bought
says. "A dressing for white shoes
that will not come of, writes r.
r. do you suppose II would be good
for mine? take 'em off every night
and have no difficulty In doing 80"
'Klaw and Erlanger are especial.
~ anxious that patrons OF the New
Amsterdam theatre shall be In
their seats by Sis during the run
OF The Riviera Girl" says the
New York Tribune. THE opening
scene Ia said to have an important
bearing on the sense Of the per.
formance."
This marks an interesting stage
A. - - ~.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-10-06
BY c. A. Clay
PACIFIC COAST WHALING

PAltFf( &oRo' WNN1''"e
STATION. GAY CITY, Wash.
Oct 6.--ooino s.ounnlna for
whales 10 . sport for vikings
And men Of the viking strain
follow u az . business here.
This station 10 t25 miles from
Seattle, 10 one Of five started
BY the AmsrIesn-Paelfle Co..
when the new Industry OF
.shors whaling" was es'sb-
Ilshed along the Northwest Pa
elfle coast sis years age.
During that time hardy rovers
FROM off the waters OF tho seven
seas have gathered here 20 pit
their ocean Graf, and skili a, hRr'
poonlnE against IN. elephantins
strength OF these monster water
mammals.
gwagEsrinr he-mcn IN oilskins
and hip boots. fearing nothing that
swims or walks. these old.timc
whalemcn have brought n picture
OF the far Arctic down TO the States
for civilixai'~n TO see.
They are l..c cowboys OF the sea.
and the sight OF them would sat.
lsfy the most eager tcnderfoot
Whaling Business Changes
This close-in whale hunting II n
new game for them-not A. danger.
Gus by far as the way II used TO 40.
But the war has made the game
profitable and the whalcmen are
content with little less Of danger.
Bay City and tn cousin village.
wcs,port. on a point farther to sea.
are little clusters OF houses fight.
ing lonely battle with shifting
sands and cutting transforms that
sweep the bleak beach wilderness
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-10-06
Analysis of the War Moves
Bw J, Nv. II. Mason 90 T Ms.'t Tn..: .sr Pres.

method II knows TO keep It's work
shops open.
To realize the humiliation Ger
man workingmen are now undergo
Ing. ~ Ia only necessary 10 Imagine
conditions in tho United States Il
the American Federation OF Labor
were compelled TO send a delega
ton 10 Gen. pershing 10 request hts
consent for a raise In wages.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-10-06
OUR CHIEF OF POLICE
GOES A'HUNTINC

Yesterday right in the midst OF the an-slugger
and while city emen and private citizens being
sworn special policemen help the police department
protect Seattle women Chief OF Police Rockingham went
to North Yakima a hunting trip.
Just well-mean suggestion, Chef-why do your
hunting closer to homc
Why not, for instance. stay right here in town and
hunt for the woman-slugger?
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1917-04-24
P. S. - "Hey, Sammy, gimme a
hammer. They're coming down."
10 Leave LOEB IN?

TO LEAVE LOEB IMP
Around the City Hall the TumOr is
that Mayor Thompson plans to leave
Jake Loeb and the present school
board in Office until the city council
comes to time and endorses Loeb for
another term. Under the terms Of
the Mueller law the present board re-
mains until the new one is appointed.
Jake LOeb's reappointment is frown-
ed upon BY the progressive members
Of the city council
-O-O
CHILD KILLED BY AUTO TRUCK
Dorothy Sweet, 6, 348 n. st. Louis
av., was run down and instantly
killed at st. Louis av. and Walnut st.
today a fenderless auto truck of the
Chicago Charcoal Co. Frank Wag-
ner, 1927 S. Turner aY., held by the
police.
NEW YORK STOCKS. - Trading
quiet. Prices irregular.
WEATHER FORECAST
Showers tonight and Wednesday;
continued cool; fresh easterIy winds,
Monday temp: High, 45i low As
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1917-04-24

.
1T COULD BE WORSE
BY Jim Nance
- .
Say, being a cripple is not quite so
bad;
Just look for the bright side and
grin.
Be thankful for all of the good things
you've had,
'Tis a good world that you're Iiv-
ing in.
If your hearing is bad, why you miss
hearing sorrows
Of folks who are cast on the rocks.
And if one leg is wood, think how
easy you could
Use a thumb tack to hold up your
socks.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1917-04-24

TUESDAY

Mr.. Frank J. Pickering lectures at
Stanford park, Union aV- and 18th
pL, THE Grand Canyon of the Ari-
iona and the Painted Desert" 8 p. m.
Miscellaneous Hotel and Restau-
rant Employees union 874, A. F. of L.,
smoker, lis w. Madison, 8 p. m.
White Rats actors furnish entertain
ment.
IS Woman's City club, 18th ward,
Girls First Aid class, John Marshall
high school, 2:3O p. m.
WEDNESDAY
Woman's City club, 9th ward,
luncheon and meeting, Omar tea
room, E. SD, 1870 p. m. Topic: City
Welfare"
Clarence S. barrow lectures on
The Russian Revolution" Herzl
school, Douglas blvd. and Lawndale
av., before LawndaIe Civic center, at
p. m.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1917-04-24
Would REoPEN BEAUX ARTs

A new attempt to reopen the ia
nous BeaUX Arts club, formerly at
200 s. State, was made today when
David NJ Jackson, proprietor, filed
suit in superior court for mandamus
proceedings. He asked that Mayor
Thompson be compelled to issue a
license to him.
JacksOn's place has recently been
occupied by the Cascade club. The
same place was robbed Of its license,
on account of touch dancing, etc.,
when it was the BeauX Arts club,
Just recently followed the loss Of the
Cascade club license for more ques-
tiOnable dancing.
It is not Known whether Jack,
son wants to reopen as the Cascade
club or the Beaux Arts club, but he
wants to open.
-O-O
Federal agents probing report that
millions Of eggs are being boarded
nv COppT1atOTS
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-05-03

Tomorrow afternoon Ardmoro Will
participate in the greatest civic event
in the citys history The success of
the pageant depends entirely upon the
citizens of Ardm0re
For several days there have been
inquiries from mothers " school chill
dren 10 learn what measures have
been taken to assure the pupils safe.
~. Marshall Buck Garrett has an.
nounced that neither automobiles, bi.
cycles nor h0rscdrawn vehicles OF any
description viii be- permitted upon
the parade streets except In the auto.
mobile division. the last In the line
OF march. It IS imperative that every
effort be- made to keep the streets
clear The children's safety must be-
preserved. and the streets are barely
wide enough to accommodate those
who will demonstrate their patriotism
ON FOOT.
Marshal Garrett viii have the sup.
port of every right thinking person IN
his determination TO enforce this rule
II is imperative that every section
of the city and every interest shall be
represented In the line OF march. There
are few who are incapable of covering
ON FOOT the short line OF march Vet
erans Of the civil War, despite their
age. have spurncd the suggestion that
they should ride II these men car
walk. who, OF reasonable physica
ability, can AFFORD to insist upon rid
ing
The parade committee is deter
mined In its stand that no automo
hiles will be permitted In the line oI
march except In the automobile di
vision, the last Of the formation.
Leave your car at home tomorrow
and demonstrate your patriotism, OK
FOOT.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-05-03
CARDINAL MERCER
WRITES HIS THANKS
FROM BEHIND LINES

Philadelphia, May g. Struggled
through the German line in Belgium,
a letter from Cardinal Mercier, the IA.
nous Belgium prelEte, has reached the
local Belgian relief committee, thank
ing Philadelphia for It's birthday gift
Of 81 500 to the cardinal last Noycm.
ber The letter dated February is at
Malnes follow
ut is a great comfort to us TO forl
ourselves supported financially and
morally by the noble American people.
They are deeply enamored of liberty,
and realize that our cause is not of a
small territory hardly perceptible on
the map of the world but it is the
cause OF right anl humanity The
fact that you understand US is com.
peuation for the oppression that tenn.
poranIy weighs on MS and helps US TO
wait without yielding for our liberia,
uon"
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-05-03
CALL FOR RED
CROSS MEMBERS

Every registered member Of the Red
Cross chapter every woman who in.
tends to become a member, every pa.
triouc woman in Ardmore, is urged %
show her democracy. ner allegiance
to the cause by working in the patri.
otc parade tomorrow afternoon. The
parade will start at three o'clock sharp
and caps and Red Cross insignia for
the arm may be received at Red Cross
headquarters, the Squires Electric
shop. The price is ten cents, which
largely covers the cost OF the mater
ial.
Tho Red Crose will form the last
unit of the second division OF the
parade and will precede the military
division.
To avoid congestion and confusion
members will assemble in front Of
Ritter 4 Sizes auto shop on East Broad.
way at 2:3O o'clock tomorrow after.
noon.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-05-03
HOOVER URGES
NEED OF BOATS
IN RELIEF WORK

The German Uboat menace has
made the food situation u Belgium
and northern France one OF extreme
gravity the mortality among adults
.n the Industrial districts having mul.
upicd by three during March and
April according to Herbert & Hoover
who arrived here today from Europe
on AN American ship MIR Hoover
said he would go Immediately 20
Washington To take charge of the gov
erumcuts food control program
The food situation In Belgium and
northern France requires every effort
We can make" said Mr. Hoover. who
does not intend 10 relinQuish his posi-.
tion as head of the Belgian commits.
sion
since March 10 we have lost five
loaded boats but IN March ami April
100000 tons of Tod stutts were landed
But this 100000 was 100000 tons loss
than wc actually required
40 this time We have only thirty
boats. We need seventy
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-05-03
MOTOR DEALERS
HEAR REPORTS

Members of the Ardmore Motor
Dealers Association, in special SEES,
sion last night at the Wilmington
Cafe, enjoyed a specially arranged din.
ner, and heard reports from officers
OF the association.
The report OF Tom Cooper, with re
gard to the results Of the spring style
and automobile show, showed that
more than $3.50 remains to the credit
Of the association.
Reports of the secretary.trcasurer.
Clifton Whitchurch, also were read.
Moss Patterson, president OF the asso-
citation, presided.
Considerable time was spent in a
discussion Of constitution and bylaws
for the organization. Bylaws of the
Oklahoma City Dealers Association
were read, and f. Kirkbright, acting
secretary, was instructed to study
them and to draft bylaws to fit Ard
more conditions, to be presented at
the next meeting
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-05-03
THE MESSIAH"

After weeks Of EFFORT the Ardmorc
Philharmonic Oratorio Society tonight
will present Handel's Messiah" at
the Broadway NJ T.. church Unless the
capacity Of the church is taxed to its
utmost. Ardmorc will not show her
appreciation Of the efforts OF the So.
cicty to place her whore she right.
fully belongs, as the chief musical city
Of southern Oklahoma.
The production will bc of surprising
merit No EFFORT has been spared to
make 1t a success beyond the antici.
pations OF those unfamiliar with the
work There are two soloists Of ma.
tional reputation; the director Is one
of the musical leaders Of the state.
the organist Is OF statewide promi.
ncncc. and the chorus Is recruited
from the best talent Of the city An
evening of profit, as we'll as pleasure
Is assured
he there tonight
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-05-03
GANO CAMP TO
HOLD PATRIOTIC
CELEBRATION

sulphur Okla, April s. lSpeciau
Invitations have been issued by the
Gano camp Confederate Veterans for
a big allday patriotic celebration and
basket dinner 20 be- held at Bromide
Springs Plat National Park Sunday.
May q. The members OF the Sulphur
G. \. r. post have been invited as
pecial guests of Gano camp and the
blue and gray viii join In doing honor
to the stars and stripes. A sermon
ON patriotism will be delivered in the
morning by Rev W. A. Goyct and in
the afternoon Judge p. b. Swank, of
Norman, will make an address on
patriotism Col r. \ Succd will act
as master of ceremonies. The Daugh.
tcrs of the Conicdoracy will serve din.
ryr.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-05-03
roo LATE TO CLASSIFY

FOR RENT Choice cool room, 22O c
Street 5. ". 3.3
FOR RENT - Light housekeeping
rooms and three mmrnished rooms.
sos b St, 5. W. Phone S79. 3.2
FOR RENT-Two.story residence. I'm.
mediate possession. Phone l66 or
III. 3.3
FOR RENT-Fourroom house ON
North Caddo street. between 18th
and 18th avenues, gas and city wat
er, Sl5 per month. Roy AeXander
Phone 1893 3.S
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS Sealed
bids win Dee received at the office OF
c. r. Enloe director Of Board OF
Education OF Consolidated School
District No 5i Fillmore, Johnston
county Oklahoma. until eleven
o'clock a. M. Monday, May II. 1917,
for the erection and completion OF
additions to the present tWo-stor',
concrete school building OF the
JhoyD.nlmed district. as per plans
specifications and details prepared
for same 10y j, b White. Architc,'.
Ardmorc. Oklahoma.
Each bid shall be accompanied Z
with a certified check in the sum ot
$4,000, same 10 be made payable
TO c. +. Enloe, director OF SAID
Board OF Education, and to be fo~.
teiyd as liQuidated damages, should
the successful bidder fail to make
good and satisfactory bond as called
for In specifications and required by
law.
Plans, specifications and details
can be had at the office OF J. h
White Architect Ardmor, Okla.
homa, or at the office OF c. +. Enloe
Fillmore. Oklahoma.
Board OF education reserves the
right 90 reject ans or all bids
e, b. ENLOE. Director
=. G. CHANEl, Clerk.
RALPH CLARK. Member.
}.jt
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-05-03
VETERANS TO
SHOW LOYALTY

The following communication from
the commander OF Bradford post e.,
\. r., demonstrates the interest o.
civil war veterans in tomorrow's pa
triotic parade:
Headquarters Bradford Post No. So,
Grand Army OF the Republic.
Department OF Oklahoma,
Ardmore, May 3, 1917.
Comrades it is night. W gain hear
the startling report OF the guns on the
picket lines, the rattle OF drums sound.
ing the long roll, the ,ril notes Of
the bugle, sounding "Jo1ts and sad
dies the familiar sound OF our first
sergeants voice commanding, Fall
in So tomorrow let every man in
Carter county who served in the Unit.
ed States army or navy from lS6l-lS9S,
meet at 21S West Main street, c.
Boone Taliaterro's place of business,
at p. m, and march to East Broad
way and Washington street, and r.
port for duty to Captain William Hut
Crimson, assistant marshal command.
ing the second division of the loyalty
day parade, ordered by Mayor Roberts,
and show that the spirit of loyalty is
strong in our hearts, although time
has weakened our bodies.
BY order of the post.
W. w. TALIAFERRO,
Past Post Commander.
r. HERR, Adjutant.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-05-03
BIG BRITISH TANKER
WAS "SUBMARINED"

Philadelphia, May 3.-The British
tank steamship British sun, $500 tons,
owned by the Sun Oil Company of
this city and leased to Great Britain,
has been summarized and sunk, prob
ably in the Mediterranean according
to cablegram received today by the
company. The crew was saved
The British sun is valued at 81
500 600
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-05-03
TO CHECK SUBS
"VILLAINOUS" SAYS
REICHSBOTE

Amsterdam, via London, May g.
The Berlin Roichsbote dealing with
the submarine situation, says;
Certain elements are again at work
aiming at the restoration of the old
policy which piuably failed OF run
ming after Great Britain and America
the logical conclusion sought being
that the submarine warfare should
again be restricted"
The newspaper denounces the pro.
paganda as not only fatal but also vii.
lainous and criminal.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-05-03
FRENCH VISITORS
OFF FOR CHICAGO
ON TRIP WEST

Washington, May 3. Members Of
the French commission leave late to-
day on Il special train for Chicago, the
first leg OF a tour OF the country
which will last a week or ten days
The itinerary details will not be pub
lished in advance for safety's sake.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-05-03
U. S. AMBASSADOR
PESPEAKS SUCCESS
FOR CARRANZA

Mexico City, May 3.-A bill has been
introduced in congress giving Presi-
dent Carranza extraordinary powers
to deal with the financial situation in
Mexico.
United States Ambassador Fletcher
has issued a statement to the press
expressing his belief that the inaugu-
ration Of President Carranza is a guar
antee Of the peaceful rehabilitation Of
Mexico
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-05-03
DOLLAR PER POUND
FOR BUTTER NOW
is PRICE IN PARIS

Paris, May 3-The regulation fix.
ing the maximum retail selling price
OF bitter at an equivalent OF 6S cents
a pound in Paris was abolished yes
terday by the minister OF provisions,
and the price went up to the equiva
let of a dollar pound.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-05-03
NcLEAN uP ANp keEp cLEAN.n

Had YOU rather grease your hands
20 cure broom and mop hlisters, or
grease your whole body 10 cure dis.
ease
Doctor Willard and the city authori
ties have instituted clean up and
Keep clean campaign To make Ard.
more the cloanest healthicst and eas.
icsttoliycaud.cuiuylitcin city In the
United States
Are ycu doing yuur part or are You
q laCkgr
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-05-03

The city has made ARRANGEMENTS
with the Ardmoro Construction Com.
pany To repair pavoments and side.
walks damaged by plumbers and 9th.
,rs in installing water and sewer ser.
vice. The price authorized Is 81 per
square yard. with a minimum Of one
yard IL Is the plan at present to
have the plumbers assess this cost
in their bills and collect from the prop.
erty owner whore the work is done.