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(the offices of secretary and treas
urer may be held by the same per-
SOM and General Manager, together
with such other and additional Off
GERS as the board of directors may
deem necessary and proper. All OF
the above specified officers shall be
elected by the board of directors by
ballot from among the stockholders,
at the first board meeting and at
a board meeting to he annually, as
soon as practicable, following the
annual stockholders meeting each
year, and on a date to be fixed by
the bylaws of the corporation. All
of said specified officers shall hold
office for one year. and until their
successors shall be elected and quail
ified and such other officers as shall
be elected or appointed by the board
shall hold office for such time as
the board shall elect, but not exceed
ing the term for which such board
shall be elected.
ARTICLE EIGHT.
The capital stock of this corpora
ton. after the amount of the sub
scriptiOn price or par value shall
have been paid In, shall not be sub
ject to assessment to pay debts of
the corporation or for other pur-
pose and all stock of this corpora
tiOn when issued shall be issued as
fully paid up and non -assessable.
That the members of the governing
board shall be styled Directors. That
this corporation desires to be gov
erned by the provisions of Sections
70, 80 and 81 of the General Cor
poration Law of the state of Nevada,
approved March 16, 1908, as amend
ed to 1913.
ARTICLE NINE.
These articles of incorporation
may be amended by the affirmative
vote OF sixty-six and two thirds
(66 2-S) per cent of the then out
standing stock of the corporation, at
any regular annual meeting of the
stockholders or at any special meet
ing thereof, duly called for that pur-
pose, pursuant to the requirements
of the bylaws Of the corporation.
ARTICLE TEN.
This corporation hereby appoints,
authorizes and empowers Mr.. EN-
ERSON, of Emerson's Garage, a
resident of Searchlight, Nevada, it's
resident statutory agent upon whom
all notices and processes, including
service Of summons, may be served
and when 50 served, the same shall
be deemed taken and held to be law
full personal service on such corpor-
alton
ARTICLE ELEVEN.
That the amount of the capital
stock that has been and is actually
subscribed and with which this cor
poration will commence business is
one THOUSAND dollars which has been
subscribed by the followtng named
tncorporators in shares and amounts
as follows, to-wit:
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State of California, County of


AngeleS.-SS.
On this 28th day of September,
1916, before me, NORMAN G.
BERGMAN, Notary Public in
and for said county and state, resid-
ing therein, duly commissioned and
sworn, personally appeared in said
county, E. E. FULLER, H. r. SIB-
LEY and G.. w. FRAZIER, known by
by me to be the persons whose names
are subscribed to the within articles
OF incorporation as incorporators
and acknowledged to me that as
such incOrporatOrs they executed the
same
In witness whereof, | have here
unto set my hand and affixed my
official seal, the day and year in this
certificate first above written.
(Seal)
NORMA G. BERGMAN,
Notary Public in and for the County
of Los Angeles, State of Califor-
MIA.
My commission expires on the
18th day of May, 1920.
CERTIFICATE OF COPY.
State of Nevada. County of
Clark.-sS.
Harley A. Harmon, the duly elect
ed, qualified and acting Clerk of
Clark county, in the state of New
ada, and ex-off1cio Clerk of the Dis
trict Court, do hereby certify that
the foregoing is true, full and cor
rect copy of the original Articles OF
Incorporation of Signal Gold and
Tungsten Mining Company, now on
file and of record in this office.
In witness whereof, I have here
unto set my hand and affixed the
seal of the court at, my Office, Las
Vegas, Nevada, the 18th day of Oc-
tober, A. D. 1916
HARLEY A. HARMON, Clerk.
State of California. County of San
Bernardino.-ss
On this 29th day of September,
1916, before me, H E. BENEDICT,
a Notary Public in and for the said
county and state, residing therein,
duly commissioned and sworn, per
sOnally appeared in said county,
RAY BARNETT and G. B. COMBS,
known to me to be the persons whose
names are subscribed to the within
Articles of Incorporation as such in
corporators and acknowledged to
me, that as such incorporators they
executed the same.
In witness whereof, | have here
unto set my hand and affixed my
official seal, the day and year in
this certificate first above written.
(Seal)
H. E. BENEDICT,
Notary Public in and for the county
of San Bernardino, State of Cali
fOrnia.
My commission expires on the
1st day Of February, 1920.
Articles of Incorporation Signal
Gold & Tungsten Mng. Company
filed October II, 1916.
HARLEY A. HARMEN,
Clerk,
Filed Oct. 20, 1916.
GEO. E. BRODIGAN,
Secretary of State
By J. W. LEGATE, Deputy.
Filed in the office of the Arizona
Corporation Commission this 26 day
of Jan. A. d. 1917 at 1000 A. M. at
request of Oryille E. Jackson, whose
postoftice address is San Fernando
Bldg, Los Angeles, Calf.
ARIZONA CORPORATION COMMITS
SION.
By F. A. JONES, Chairman.
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When Badness Starts.

It has been discovered that # a per-
son is going to be bald in middle life.
or even III old age, the symptoms will
appear between the ages OF fifteen and
twenty-one. Although the hair may
gradually become thinner as one
grows older, it will never entirely dis
appear unless signs of this thinning be-
thirty-tive years.
The Parker post., 1917-03-10
Neatly Put.

A little girl was learning Golden
ie1t FOR the next Sunda, ) lesson
CLOSING the book, she begaa, Wine
Is a mocker; strong drink is raging
-and-ah, and ah, when her lit,
tie sister, who was at play, but had
partially caught the words, thinking
to help her out. said And Whosoeyer
Is seated nearby is not wise
The Parker post., 1917-03-10

Dry Cells and Flashlight. at City
Drug Store.,-Adv,
The Parker post., 1917-03-10

Kodaks, Printing and Developing
City Drug Store.-Adv.
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southwest, in celebration of the fifth
birthday anniversary of her little
daughter, Miss Ruth Tom Frame. Sug.
gestions Of St. Patrick were used eff.
fectively In the decorations: The din.
ing room was particularly attractive.
The table had for its centerpiece a
beautiful big birthday cake decorated
with five green candles brightly bum
ing and two small orange-colored flags.
Streamers of green ribbon extended
from the cake to the corners of the
table and places were marked by small
green candy hearts. The color scheme
was carried out in the ice course.
Among the numerous games played
was a heavily laden grab bag" from
which each guest received st. Patrick
iayors as mementos of the occasion.
The invited guest list included: Kath.
crime Louise Poland, Louise johnson,
Jeane Cullinan. WHY'S Marie Wright.
Janice Nichols Gertrude Tietgens. Le.
ota Nichols, Nettie Pennington. Do.
lores Duston, Kiltie Brown, Eloise
Cooper, Evelyn Wolverton Grace Carr.
Evelyn Potter, Katherine Ann Hiyick;
Jack Cullinan, Bobby Kyle, Homer
Hinkle, John Dexter Walter Frank
Bomar, Fred Alexander, Charles DOB.
bins, Sutherland Sykes, William Eas.
ley, Boo Adams, Mark Kirkpatrick
Tom Steward Boyd, Graham Young
otey johnson, Burton Gregg, Hoyle
Carlock, Raymond McCollom and Don.
aid Feagin.
Misses Pearl and Patti Deskins are
spending the weekend with friends
and relatives in Sulphur.
Mrs. Jesse Best will be hostess to
the Washington Forty.two Club Thurs.
day afternoon at 2;3O O'Clock. Mem.
bers are requested TO notify the hos.
tess.
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fakes with fans enclosed The even
ing was spent with five hundred ant
dancing. Mrs. l.. S. Dolman and Mr.
r. A. Fox received high score fayors
Mrs. Dolman being presented with a
pair of green silk hose, while Mr.. Fox
received a green silk tie. Consolation
fayors were awarded to Mrs. Daiber
and Mr.. Kruger. Those entertained
were: Mines. c. G.. Rowland. Robert
Gillian, J. w. Kruger, p. c. Dings
George r. Fish, r. A. Fox, Writ Frank.
lin, l.. S. Dolman, Daiber Hutchinson
Mrs. Collier and Mr.. r. II. Dunn. In
/ compliment to Mrs. Adams. soloist nj
the opening program of the Chamber
OF Commerce Band, Wednesday eve.
ming, the Summit City Five Hunderd
Club has reserved forty seats, and will
attend in a body.
Mr.. and Mrs. Max Westheimer an.
nounce the engagement of their daugh.
ter Miss Doris, to Mr.. Walter Neu.
stadt of New York City No cards.
The formal announcement will be re-
ceived with a great deal of interest by
the many friends of Mr.. and Mrs.
Westheimer Miss Westheimer is a
graduate of the High School in this
city and is now completing her third
year in Columbib University, New
York City.
Mines. Guy Sigler 4. c. Harlow. and
Miss frankie Chambers were hostess.
es to the Young Woman's Missionary
Society of the Broadway Methodist
church Tuesday and entertained with
box party to witness the matinee
performance of The Glory Of Yolan.
da" at the Princess theatre. A short
business session was held in the par.
lors OF the theatre, when interesting
talks were made by Mrs. Henry Cherry
and Mrs. r. L. l.. Morgan. Following
the performance, the guests were con.
Quoted to Frames, where two.course
luncheon was served. About forty
members and guests were entertained.
=
Madame Lund of Tulsa, who is direc.
tor Of the oratorio Society, was the
weekend guest of Mrs. Harry Harts.
The rehearsals for "The Messiah ."
which will be given at the Federation
OF Women's Clubs to be held here
the first week in May, are progressing
splendidly, Madame Lund will return
Friday to conduct the rehearsal Friday
evening.
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Great interest is being manifested in
the approaching opening concert of
the Chamber of Commerce Band to
be given at the Princess theatre Wed
nesday night, March p, and tickets
are being sold rapidly with every in
dication that standing room will be
at a premium when the curtain rises
for the first time on this splendid or.
ganization assembled by Conductor
George d. Barnard This will be the
first concert given in this city by a
band supported by the business men
of Ardmore, in many years, and it will
prove revelation to every one who
Is fortunate enough to hear it. Mr.
Barnard is musician of international
reputation and the Chamber of Com.
merce was indeed fortunate in being
able to secure his services. He is not
only a yiolinist able to hold down first
chair in any organization in this coun-
try, a band director and instructor
without peer, but is a composer OF
note, and has and is writing music for
some of the best publishers in the
United States. Following is the pre-
gram which will introduce the band
to the citizens of Ardmore:
Overture, Poet and Peasant" -Suppe
Serenade, from Ballet Les Millions
dearlequin' ---------------Dr -Drigo
Trombone Solo, "Pomposo Polka
Mr.. Mobius.
Selection, "The Only Girl-----------
----------------Vi Victor Herbert
violin Solo----------------Se Selected
Mrs. Karl Tietgens
Selection, "Il Trovatore" -VerGi
lntermission, 10 minutes
Overture, Raymond" Thomas
Vocal Solo, aria, "Oh, My Ferdinand"
-------------------- Donizetti
Mrs. Homer Adams
Selection, "Katinka"- a"-------- Fremel
Ca) Baritone Solo, Evening Star"
------------------- Wagner
Mr.. Hysolp.
)DJ clarinet Irlo-----------Ba Barnard
Messrs. Lambert, Adams, Herder.
Selection, Best Loved Southern Meio.
dies Fillmore |
Star Spangled Banner"
Conductor-Ge Geo. d. Barnard
Accompanies Mines. Best
and Lambert
Following is the personnel of the |
'and, as composed at present:
'onductor----------Geo. d. Barnard |
flute and Piccolo- Ray Scrugham
1-Clarinet-----------G. f. Emerson |
3-Clarinets--H. B. Lambert, Arthur
Adams, Chas. Herder, z. Ortiz.
Harry Estes, II. B. Lee, V. Cruce.
'axophones-Ben Harris, Moss Pattcr.
son, Orin Redfeld.
'ornets-H. b. Archibald S. f. Meln.
Clay Patterson, w. w. Gillespie.
loms-Rudolph Schoenfeldt, G. G..
Henson, Fred Wilson, Cecil Ora.
ham. !
'rombones-E. r. Mobius, Max Rikin.
Walter Poole, Chas Poulter.
'aritone-James e. Hyslop.
'asses-J. f. Church, George Poulter.
VIII Poulter.
)rums-Arthur Fuess, c. L. Hal.
James Wilson.
Mr. and Mrs. Homer Adams enter.
aimed the Summit City Five Hundred
Tub and additional guests with a
even o'clock dinner Thursday evening
1 their home on McLish avenue,
The table was artistically
ecorated with suggestions of st. Pat.
ick and for its centerpiece had a love.
primrose plant and peach blossoms.
faces were marked with miniature
reen hats and following dinner cigars
iere passed, which proved to be
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viii sing at the morning service ant
the choir under the direction OF Mrs
N. c. Wood, will render an anthem al
the evening service. The Easter can
tata, Life and Death" Shelly, will be
given Sunday evening, April 1, Mrs
Woods, director.
The Young Ladies' Missionary Study
Class Of the Broadway Methodist
church will meet Tuesday afternoon al
2:3O O'Clock in the church parlors
when the following program, with
Mrs. Marvin Bell, leader, will be car.
ried out:
Roll Call Current Events from Africa
Bible Story Miss Lena Sullivan
Discussion, "ln the Footsteps Of Liv.
ingston"-
Mrs. Wilkinson.
The Vastness of Africa Mrs. Garrison
The Romance of Robert Moffet and
Mary Smith
Mrs. w. A. Wolverton
The Home Making in Africa
Mrs. George Poulter
The Ending of the Romance
Mrs. l.. ID. Mason
Questionaire--------Mrs. Carl Barker
Judge and Mrs. A. Eddleman enter.
tained their Sunday school classes in
the parlors Of the First Christian
church Friday evening at 1880 o'clock.
Both classes were well represented
and the evening was spent most pleas.
antly.
Mr.. Mort Woods, whose marriage 10
Miss Doris Probst OF Tulsa was an in.
teresting event OF the past month. ar.
rived home Friday. Returning from
their honeymoon trip, Mr.. and Mrs.
Woods came via Tulsa, where Mrs.
Woods has been the guest OF her faith.
er. She will arrive Tuesday, and Mr..
and Mrs. Woods will be at home 20
their many friends at Primrose Dairy
Farm.
The Jewish Ladies' Aid Society.
through the courtesy of the manage.
ment Of the Palace theatre, have Sc.
cured the use OF the theatre for an
evening in the near future. when they
VIII present a society vaudeville that
promises to- be one OF the best local
talent presentations ever attempted
In the city. At an early date an.
nouncement will be made as to the
exact date Of presentation.
Prominent among events announced
for Style Show Week is the Elks'
dance which will be given Wednesday
evening Immediately after the Cham.
Der OF Commerce Band Concert at the
Princess theatre. In honor OF Mr..
George ID. Barnard. conductor OF the
band the boxes at the Princess will lie
occupied exclusively by the Elks. their
wives and sweethearts. The dance
viii be informal, but the guest list Will
be limited to Elks. Friday evening
dances will be given at the Elks' hall.
the X. p. Hall and the |. o. o. +. Hal.
for the entertainment OF outoftown
guests.
Mr.. Charles Walling entertained
with a dinner OF charming appoint.
ments Friday evening at his home on
Bixby avenue, when covers were laid
for members Of the Fltty.Fifty Cmp
and additional guests. In the center Of
the table sparkled a miniature lake
nestled in the heart OF a beautiful
shamrock formed Of white sweet peas.
ferns and smilax. Tiny swans and
green frogs dotted the lake. Unshaded
green candles in silver holders. tied
with bows OF green tul,e cast n soft
glow and the edge Of the table was
draped with an artistic arrangement
oil smilax. The chandelier was
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ALL THE NEW DANCES.

New York one'step, Two-Two, Bit.
more Waltz, Ritz Waltz, Hesitation
Canter. Plaza Fox Trot, Four.Four,
Taps, six.step and Toddle.
For lessons phone Miss strayhorn.
homo 2erl studio l2sa.
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IT MIGHT HAVE BEEN, will be the
subject of the sermon by DR.. j. w
Burns, at the First Christian
church tonight at 7:3O. At the
morning worship today, he will use
the subject "a Neglected Command
ment.' Both of these sermons will be
of special interest to old and young
There VIII be an abundance of good
music by the choir. While preparing
the Easter Cantata, the choir will not
neglect to keep up with their usual
programs at all services. The music
for today has been specially prepared.
AT the morning worship Miss Agnes
Anderson will sing a solo, THAT Sweet
Story of Old" by West. Mrs. j. Homer
Adams will sing a selected solo at the
evening service.
Notable among the weeks events
were the showers" given Wednesday
afternoon to the Rebeckah Home.
Members of the Ferndale Review CmD
and the Missionary Society of the
Broadway Methodist church, visited
the home and generously donated kit.
chen utensils and dining room necessi.
ties Preparations are being made for
the formal opening of the home, which
will probably be held in two weeks.
when many prominent speakers will
be present and a program fitting 10
the occasion will be given. In speak
ing of the home Mrs. julius Kahn, for
whom the home is named. stated that
1t was m institution worthy of the
pride and interest of every citizen of
Ardmore and Carter county, and that
with the ever present generosity of
our people the home would soon be
completely equipped with all necessi.
ties for the care Of its inmates.
An Edison patriotic concert will be
given this evening at the Broadway
Baptist church, beginning at 7:15
o'clock. There will be no admission
charges, and a cordial invitation is ex.
tended to the public. Following is the
program to be rendered:
New York and Connecticut National
Guard Marches Reeves and Clark
Played by New York Military Band
Medley of American Patriotic Airs
Played by New York Military Band
Boston Commandery March Carter
Played by Edison Concert Band
America----Dr Charles Francis Smith
Quartet with Orchestra Accom-.
paniment.
Hail Columbia and Star Spangled Ban.
ner-
Played by New York Military Band
Patrol Of the Guardsmen-------L -Losey
Played by NewYork Military Band
America, variations
Played by New YORK Military Band
American Patrol Meacham
Played by New York Military Band
The Star Spangled Banner
Francis Scott Key
Solo and Chorus, Orchestra Ac.
compartment.
The Stars and Stripes Forever Sousa
Played by Sodero's Band.
The Ladies' OF the Leaf will meet to.
morrow afternoon at the home OF Mrs. !
T. A. Thurmond, when Mrs. W. c. Ba. |
ker will be leader for the afternoon
lesson, the subject of which includes
"The Friends" by Stacy Aumonier,
Jeanne, the Maid" by George Smith,
and Coming Home" by Edith whar.
ton. Responses to roll call will be
"The West OF Bret Harte."
One Of the most charming events OF |
the week was the birthday party given |
Monday afternoon by Mrs. Tom Frame
at her home on Stanley Boulevard. |
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shaded with a shamrock lantern and
hanging low from It were innumerabls
green ribbon streamers, on the ends
OF which were tied clay pipes, sham
rocks and other st. Patrick sugges.
tions. Tiny green satin stoveppe
hats and green shamrocks filed with
green mints and salted nuts we're
grouped at intervals on the table and
at each place were small bottles la
beled champagne but which in reality
contained small fans, snakes and other
st. Patrick conceits. Places were also
marked with quantity dressed Irish
dolls. A wealth of green carnations,
green snapdragons and green silk flags
were used throughout the house deco
rations and all Of the lights were shad.
ed with shamrock lanterns. The eve-
ming was spent with dancing. Those
entertained were: Misses Charlotte
Wall, Gladice Walling, Louise Love.
Ruth Bats, Patti Ryan of Oklahoma
City Regina Blank; Messrs. Gordon
Gano, Everett Kruger Royce Krue-
ger, Gale Williams, DIR. Robert Keith.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. w. Burrow and DIR.
and Mrs. j. w. Potter we're after-din.
ner guests.
The Ardmore Alumnae Club was or
ganized December 8 at a luncheon
given by Miss Hallette Fraley. with a
membership OF a dozen Pi Phis living
In Ardmore or nearabouts. Hallette
Fraley. charter member Oklahoma A
was elected president; Grace Lee. II,
charter member, Oklahoma A. vice.
president; Jewel Patched, '16. Oklaho-
ma A. recording secretary and treas.
urer; Mrs. Williams w. Fort (Antoin.
ette Cobb Ia corresponding secre.
tary. Helen DeBarr and Bess McMil.
len were elected to act on the advisory
committee for the active chapter. The
club has established headquarters at
the office of Hallette b. Fraley. 2S
North Washington. where outof.town
Pi Phis are urged TO register. The
club is anxious to get in touch with
any Isolated Pi Phis who may live in
the vicinity.-(From the March Edi.
tion OF The Arrow OF Pi Beta Phi.
published at Menasha, Wis.,
One OF the delightful theatre parties
OF the week was that given Friday az
the matinee performance at the Prin.
cess theatre by Mrs. ~ C. Wood in
compliment to her house guest. Mrs
A. ]. Hemstreet OF Oklahoma CITY.
who arrived Friday noon to spend sew.
eral days here the guest OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Wood. Other guests were Mines.
l.. W. BuTow, G. b. Davis, H. Mcbride.
and w. A. Martin. Yesterday Mrs.
Burrow and Mrs. Dan walling enter.
tained with a luncheon honoring Mrs.
Hemstereet, and In the afternoon Mrs.
Hemstreet shared honors with Mad
ame Lund at tea given by Mrs. Har.
ry Harts at her home. 92l Stanley
Boulevard, southwest A number OF
delightful affairs complimentary to
Mrs. Hemstreet will be given this
week, among which is a luncheon 20
be given Monday by Mrs. w. A. Mar.
tin at the Chickasaw Lake; Tuesday
Mrs. George Davis will entertain with
a luncheon at her home, 2l7 | street,
southwest, and Wednesday Mrs. n. c.
Wood viii give breakfast at the Dor.
nick Hills Country Club.