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The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1921-03-31
opossum that we know IN this country;

opossum that we know IN this country,
Many years.ago it was introduced
into Australia. and, finding there none
OF the natural enemies that preyed up
son it in it's own land, it has since in.
creased in numbers until it has be.
come asserious pest. 1t is a robber
of fruit trees. -, ~ ...:.Ez.s 7 u
However,, the value Of the animal
for its fur is so great as to outweigh
the damage it does in the fruit-groWing
sections, and In view OF this fact, the
Australians are encouraging the in
crease of opossums in forest districts.
Their skins are becoming consider
able item Of export, and already many
of them are made up into fashionable
garments FOR; women in the United
States.-PhiIaeelph Ledger. "
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1921-03-31
TENANT FINDS. BURIED MONEY
And Nova Court Must Pick the Owner
Of Treasure discovered Hid
den ID Jars. A

81, 1sumors of the. finding Of great
treasure in the old Holland house here
have been confirmed by the filing Of
suit in I the Fayette county circuit
court by the administrators Of the Hol-
land estate against dozen defend-
ants alleged to havs shared in the di-
vision of the treasure, which amount
ed to $4,000, says a dispatch from
Nuttallh.::=.NN. Va. to the Pittsburgh
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1921-03-31

The brain viii Be deeply seated as
shown by orifice Of the ear being low.
The blue hazel or brown-hazel eye, az
showing an intermission of tempera-
ment, is a favorable Indication. The
nostrils being large, open, and: free,
indicates large lungs. A pinched and
half-closed nostril indicates small o.
weak lungs. 4. ~
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1921-03-31
ing to borrow stamp, that the post
office is still doing business.
.ss =. ,,a 'ai
Some Includes Many ,,,~..
Bullets That Bloom, .

indianapolis, News: The situation
in Ireland will not be helped by the.
fact that the ambushes will soon be,
in full leaf. g &15% Et&f M
r--Kwite Write-e .g
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1921-03-31
TOWNSHIP FARM BUREAU
GETS TAXES CUT $4,000

Saving $4,000 In a single toWnsnlr
by fighting excessive tax assessments
is the latest achievement Of farm blu.
reau members in Minnesota. e=
u. When farmers in Lakeville town
ship, Dakota county, found their taxes
suddenly increased, while adjoining
townships had escaped similar in
creases, the farm bureau township
unit "got busy" Assessing its mem
hers 81 each to cover expenses, the
unit appointed a committee of three
to investigate.stP II. Sullivan, chair
man of the town board, A L. Sayers,
unit director, and W.. H. Wescott
were elected as committeeman. .%
"A certified copy of the assess
ment rolls and tax lists Of Lakeville
township for / 918 and 1920 were OBJ
tanned from the county auditor" says
the final report made by Mr., Savers
and forwarded to, the Minnesota Farm
Bureau federation. ''This showed a
jump in assessed value from $719,-
019 in 1918 to- 81, 1885, O3, and earn
ed Lakeville the name Of The Mil
lion Dollar Baby Township. The
county commissioners approved an
application to the state tax commits
sion for a 20 per cent reduction in
assessed valuation.
eve think that for the first time in
the state, this was granted in. blanket
form for the whole township" Mr..
Savers report said. "While this
blanket form did not adjust the in
equalities, it was preferred to a re-
assessment which would be uncer-
tain and would not affect the first
year. We were granted reduction
of $8,338.37 in our taxes"
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1921-03-31
He Was Safe,

When Benjamin Franklin walked
confidently downsthe streets of Phila-
delpllia carrying, a loaf of bread ,un-
der each arm and another in his hand,
a loaf of bread was not as valuable
as it is today and bandits were more
score. II man has that much
bread NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. d-upon as, Quite
prosperous, rather than as Poor
Benjamin" Times do change, and
so do prices. -, = r..
Which Changes the Most?-
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1921-03-31

Winnipeg, Manitoba The Dairy
Products commissioner of the Prov
ince of. Manitoba estimates that over
$4,000 farmers in Manitoba are en-
ragged in dafryng x s- ~ a2i
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1921-03-31
M A r KEsTs
HIDES
POTATOES

Chicago, March 31.-Potato re-,
ceipts, 81 cars. Market steady. Nor
thern whites, sacked and bulk, $1.05
to $1.20. ~" .as ..., ~.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1921-03-31
Bad to Dream Of Jubilee.

bdU 20 11eu''' OF 4.
To dream Of being at jubilee al.
lows that pretended friends are try.
ing to do You an injury and that you
will get the better Of your difficulties.
To the sailor, an unpleasant and
stormy voyage.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1921-03-31
Why Mott

~ You know that after spring is we'll
on its way, I'VE usually remove the
banking from around the house. SO
why not have the girls remove the
banks from their ears pretty soon
and let sunshine in? f.sy ~
-Miphf .Dn Them Good
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1921-03-31

%Opossum a Pest In Australia.
New Zealand has a native species
of. opossum which wears very beau
.tiful fur. e IS got at all like the
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1921-03-31

THE I. n.
TWENTIETH CENTURY
u. LIMITED 4
Hitting Them Hard.
:

"a correspondent to the Alma En-
terprise gives forth the following
~ Wheeze: The jazz band at the Dover
dances has come and gone, and good
oId-time violin and piano music has
& taken its place That crazy music
may be all right with some, but from
our observations the two or three
times we were there to- see and hear
them twas drawing bunch of crazy
nuts to our dances that we are a.good
deal better off without Does it
! draw crazy nuts or just naturally
make crazy nuts? f.
- The Majority Wins
G h.. Es% Why Not? @ . 1920 s3
%i You know that after spring is well
+ on its way, I'VE usually remove the
banking from around the house. SO
why not have the girls remove the
banks from their ears pretty soon
and let sunshine in? iss=y $
Might Do Them Good 7 +: u Z
One Reason is Enough. -. Fl,
81 One reason why more men did not
buy new Easter hat is that they
don't look any worse in last years
hat than they do in this. r.zF
But There Are More 3s
.S Very Simple. 2 >,5s,
@ New York Herald: There are now
100000 motor cars in the United
Y States. For each car there are two
families--one to own, one to critf-
else. ~$. Z. "
But Quite Appropriate f
j ~ p slL+- tg.a Is hE5 gr
Why Do They Do It?
&- Why do some men go to church to
sleep when they would be much more
comfortable sleeping at home? At
that it is getting harder to sleep in
church than it used to be-. Between
I the preacher and the choir, it is pref
tyt hard to get any peace at all. !
But Every Little Helps -
Tin to the Wives. ~.
u A Winnipeg married man was hit
over the head with apiece TOf gas
pipe and his money taken from him.
! Where there's will, there's a way.
r. r Better Make the Will
., Getting Returns. Eq. &i..s
s. Those Pemidji young ladies whose
pictures appeared in the Minneapolis
Tribune recently are now reaping the
harvest. Reports are that many of
them have received from two to fiji
teen letters from admirers who saw
their photo. The following is Il SAM
pie OF one, with all names left out:
s WAS looking oyerrthe Rotograver
art section Of the Bemidji ladies in
the Minneapolis Tribune. and am de-
lighted to say that admire your
photo very much. and that / could
not resist to Forward you my best
congratulation. -
syE-f a&-. - g7. ,s5.. ~
V. That's Telling Her
4 s@,4 InhosDitality. 1g i
Some peoples idea of bit of in
hospitality is to be told, when try
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1921-03-31

FOR ESTIMATES on painting, calso-
IN mining, etc, cali 674-W. 7t4-7
The Bienville Democrat. [volume] (Arcadia, Bienville Parish, La.) 1912-1980, 1921-06-09
SATURDAY. JULY =, 1921
ESTRAN SALE

Taken up at my farm 3 L. miles
southwest Of Arcadia, La on or about
April 10Th the following described
cattle: | black COW about or ) years
old brand on side; | black COW about
t or ) years Old without h0rnS, brand
cd Oh side with figure 49,; 1 red bull
ycarling about years Old without
marks or brands; bull yCarling about
one year DID, of blush color, without
marks or brands. One red and white
spotted bull about years old. Owner
| is hereby notified to call and prove
ownership, pay keepers fees and all
other costs and take cattle away, or
same will be sold at public auction to
the last and highest bidder for cash,
subject to appraiScmcnt, within legal
sale hours at my farm on
SATURDAY, June 18th, 1921
in accordance with the provisions Of
| the stock laws of Ward One, Bienville
Parish, Louisiana. For further in
formation see W. II. Williams, Arcad-
This the 10Th day of Nay, 1921.
ANTHONY ADAMS, Arcadia, La
| ia, La.
The Bienville Democrat. [volume] (Arcadia, Bienville Parish, La.) 1912-1980, 1921-06-09
ORDINANCE

Whereas; In order to maintain the
public roads and bridges i'll bIrIvlI''
parish, and in order to set additional
money for this purpose, the ioIlr'
Jury Of said parish has decided to I'M,
pose and levy an annual license TAX
upon all vehicles, automobiles, trucks
and motorcycles for the year l?2l, IL
order that such additional revenues
may be obtained to keep up SAID roads
and bridges.
Therefore Be 1t Ordained; BY the
Police Jury of Bienville parish. State
Of Louisiana, in legal session conycn,
ed; That there shall be and is here
by imposed and levied an annual IL
cense tax for the year 1871, upon all
vehicles, automobiles, trucks and mo
torcycles of said parish and State, ana
used for locomotion over public roads
Of said parish Of Bienyille, State OF
Louisiana, which license tax shall be
graduated as follows, to-wit:
Upon one-horse vehicles, a tax Of
one dollar $1,000; two-horse We
hicles, a tax Of one dollar (SLOO)
upon all log wagons, tax Of five dol
lars ($5.0O); upon all automobiles, a
tax of five dollars $4,000; upon all
one.ton trucks, a tax Of ten dollars
($1O.OO); upon all trucks over one
ton, the tax shall be twenty dollars
$4,000; upon all tractors, a tax of
twenty-five dollars (S25.OW; upon all
motorcycles, a tax Of two and half
dollars ($2.5O).
Be It Further ordained, etc. That
if any person shall fall or refuse to.pay
said license tax as specified above, on
or before November 1st, 1921, he Shall
be deemed delinquent and the Sheriff
and Tax Collector of the Parish of
Bienville, Louisiana, Is hereby author
lied to proceed before any court of
competent jurisdiction to sue and col.
lect the same together with all cost Of
the proceedings,
Be 1t Further Ordained, etc.; Thai
the Sheriff and Tax Collector OF Bien-
vile Parish, Louisiana, will collect all
license tax as specified and turn same
over to the Parish Treasurer as prOyd
ed by law, same to be kept separate as
to respective wards from which til,
license tax is collected,
The Bienville Democrat. [volume] (Arcadia, Bienville Parish, La.) 1912-1980, 1921-06-09

Anderson clerk Of election, to serve at
the polling place in District No. 2G, all
of whom shall serve without compenSa-
ton.
At said special election the polls shall
open at Z 100 o'clock a. H.. and close
at 500 o'clock p. H., and the election
will be conducted according to the
laws of the State of Louisiana apple
able thereto.
Notice is hereby given that at 10 :"'
o'clock a. H., Monday, July l1th, l'-i
the said Parish Board OF school
Directors of the Parish Of HlcnvIIIe.
Louisiana, will meet in the Court
house in the Town Of Arc"dla' Louis
lana, and in open session proceed 70
open the ballot box. examine and count
the ballots in number and amount. OK
anime and canvass the returns ana de,
clara the result of said special elec-
ton. L. +. VIII Il.
President Bienyille Parish School
Board,
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Proclamation

Arcadia, La, June /. 1921.
Pursuant to a resolution passed by
the Parish Board Of School Directors
of the Parish Of Bienville, Louisiana
vt its special meeting held June l.,
1921, l, p. +. White, president of the
said Board, hereby give notice that in
compliance with said resolution a
| special election will be held in School
District No. 26, Of the Parish of Bien.
vile Louisiana. on July 9th, 1921, for
the purpose Of submitting to the
property taxpayers qualified under the
Constitution and Laws of the State of
Louisiana to vote at said election, the
following proposition. to-wit:
TO levy a special tax Of five (5)
mills on the dollar on all property in
School District No. &c, of the Parish
Of Bienvile, La, subject to state taxa.
ton annually for a period of eight 80
years for the purpose Of building and
equipping a school house in District
No. &c.
For the purpose of said election the
polling place will be Jamestown, La,
in School District No. 26, Of the Par,
ish Of Bienville, Louisiana and W. l..
Bailiff, r. r. Nix and Bill Evans are
! appointed commissioners and w. NJ.
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c. r. Shallenbe1ger, Ruston, l share
$1,000.
L. d. Thurmon, Ruston, La, 1 share
5000.
J. l.. Sumrall, Monroe, La. 2 shares
$4,000.
II, NJ Jcmison, Jr.. Monroe, La, .
shares, $4,000.
X. G. Hishtower, Monroe, l share,
$1,000.
Edwin MaShaw, Monroe, La. I share
5000.
Y. A. Green, Monroe La, I share,
$1,000.
J. II. Kendall. Monroe, Ia., l share
5000
". {. Meyers, Arcadia, La, . shares
$4,000.
&. Y. Meyers, Arcadia, La.. . shares
10000.
$. J. Heard, Ruston, La, 4 shares,
$4,000.
G. A. Adams, Ruston, La, 10 shares
$4,000.
A. +. StinSon, Ruston, La, 1 share
$1,000
J. L. Cargill. Ruston, La. 2 shares
100000.
II. D. McColeny, Ruston, La, ?
shares $4,000.
Ncttic McGec, Ruston, La, l shar'
5000
Belle Calhoun, Ruston, La, 1 share
$1,000.
l.. &. Murray, p. 0. Box Q, 1T. NJ.
Cob. Co.. Atlanta, Ca. share $1,000.
W. u. Guess. Quitman. La, 5 shares
$4,000.
Y. II. Taylor, Ruston, La, . shares
$4,000.
=. II. High, R,lston, La, . shares
$4,000.
Sam p. Gullatt, Ruston, La, 9 shares
$4,000
Y. ]. Green, RuSton, La, 1 share
$1,000
Y. A. Harris. Ruston, La, . shares,
$4,000.
b. A. Madden, Arcadia, La, 2 shares
10000
r. c. Ferguson, Arcadia, M4, 1 share
$1,000
Joe B. Dreycr, Arcadia, La, share,
$4,000.
Sam Ware. Arcadia, La. 1 share.
$1,000.
ATTEST:
Elgyn Hightower,
i. S. CaSkey.
T.. T.. OZLEY, Notary Public
ATTEST:-A true and correct record
Of the original, this April 3Oth, 1921.
W. i. SHELLEY,
Deputy Clerk and Ex-O tficio Record
! or.
ATTEST:--A true copy of record as
recorded in Book a." Page 1903.
Charter Record. This May 10Th, 1921.
w. l.. SHELLEY,
Deputy Clerk and EX-O fficio Record.
The Bienville Democrat. [volume] (Arcadia, Bienville Parish, La.) 1912-1980, 1921-06-09

on a'v''' co.,, "a, ~ oi's''' A''"''i'' '"''
'''''' Fi0''o'
JACK Davis, Arcadia, La, l share,
$4,000.
B. T. Ferguson, Arcadia, La. |
share, 5000.
r " OzIov Arcadia In choro
$1,000
w G ,,., ,,no
o.n oo ~ -'''o'N' N''"''"' ''"'' ''''''''
F'J''C " n.,se ,o
s, -; w. N'''l'il' -N''''''"' ''' S'''''>
"iI T,, ,,,, 1,
,, nel'o s-o , do AF'"''''' '"''
'" n Tp ~ ,,,
e- %, oo A. brewer Arc'o''' ''"'' snare
F' WV. n. ,r ,,.
e,n n, nn '"'''' N''"''''' ''"'' >''"'' -
''J J wo., ,u,: ,. s-ooo
y'' ~ ' "n., N,,",'' ii I""'o F"
s,nn W. W. '"'''' -'''''''' '"'' ''''''''
F'V W. y v.,,.,.n,, ,u,,,;, 7, !
,,, w.. o. 60 n az WI o''~''' -''' ''''"' '"'' 4
'''' Ia,,, %,'''I m;,m ,,; "a o
Shvr rn, p& S,on "n '''' 40 ''''''' "
''"', - T non..4 ,o.,: ,aro.
eonn oo ''> ~ ~ >''''''' ''''' '''''
g ,1rnna,h. ,ro,1;, Ia {,
shave, s1oo oo ''''' " " '
W ,tI,in, ,ro,,;, Ia vn,ro
s5o no 'N'''' '''>"'''' '''
N u Wn;to T. ,rood;, Ia !
vh,ro SIoon
' Mr., INV w snoror, >rc,1;, 1o y
charn. s1oo M '"'' '
r II Fiyhor ,rc,1i, Ia chorcs
s1oo M ''' " "''" "
SJ NcCuiro ,rco1;, r, share
s5O m
y Civons Ar.od;, T, ,noro
$40 90 ''' '' '
r e Avcock Arcodjo Ia share
$50 90
7 r Jorlon Arcodio La shares
soOo 00
G. II C,llm,n Arcadia Ia .
sh,ros s1Oooo
Sanitary Market G. Crocorv "a An.
dcrs e Uishtnwrr ( Shnrp $1,000
~ ! Oakley Arc,li, In 1 share
$40 oo
Tlovu uicbtowor Arc,dio T, q
sb,ros s1oo 0o
Iorris " Wimhcr1v Arcodio Ja .
shares s100O o
II G Rrnnstor Arco1i, Tn o
Sh,roc S1ooo0
4 Uirhtownr Arc,1i, Ia share
$40 00
7, s C,skev Arcadia Ia 9 shares
s1o0 oo
~ 7 Folds Arcadia In shares
s10o 0o
F' C ~ Mas Arcadia 1o . shoros
s1oo 40
q W E;ol1s Arcadia To 9 shares
SIM M
cos1,or ond n II pocoTe y
The Bienville Democrat. [volume] (Arcadia, Bienville Parish, La.) 1912-1980, 1921-06-09
NOTICE

Arcadia, La, May 10, 1921.
Notice is hereby given that on Tues
day, July 9Th, 1921, at - 100 o'clock
a. H., at their office in the Town of
Arcadia, La, the Bienville Parish
School Board will select fiscal agent
for said Board for the two year period,
July 1921 to July, 1923.
P. +. WHITE,
President Bienville Parish School
Board.
The Bienville Democrat. [volume] (Arcadia, Bienville Parish, La.) 1912-1980, 1921-06-09

|
Beatrice Hays, Arcadia, La, 1 share
5000.
Villa r smol1av Arcodi, ia /
rh,ro $40 40
.
>. j. "Nl'"'oN' N''"'''"' '"'' ''"'
>'o'o''
LcolA McConathy, Arcadia, La, J
share, 5000.
!. 7. }larrell, Arcadia, La, 1 snare
5000.
i. L. Wagner, Arcadia, La, | share
$1,000,
Mary Helen Key, Arcadla, La, ]
share 5000.
Fay ScUr!ock, Arradla, La, l snare
5000.
Ona Farmer Arcadia, La, l share
5000.
". J. Murphy, Arcadia, La, l share
S3o.oA.
&. i. EooNe ArradIa' Lac ! snare
5000.
F. i. WlIkcrSon, Arcadia, La,
share 5000.
ii. ID. Shehce, ArcacIa, La. snare
$4,000.
Mrs. {. {. Travis. Arcadia, La, l
SHARE %'o.oo'
J. &. Pyc, Hicnyllle, La, | snare
S'o,o0
Annie lcSha H!ocr, Arcadia Ia,
share S'o.oo.
>. a. COOK, Arcadia' La'' l SHARE
>''oo
a. I. "hi'c' Arcadia' La'' l. snare
S'"oo.
Len /, l'angSton, Arcadia La" !
share, 5000.
y. NJ. Lyons ArcadIa' La' shareS
$1,000
+. "A. N'"o'f'' NrcaoIa' l'a'' l snare
$1,000.
{. W, " ''l'amS' Arcad'a' La',
snare >"''o.
D. T. smith, Arcadia, la, l snare
$1,000.
u. l.. NllI'!dS' Arcadla, ~ Sll(reS
5l,oooM.
VI, o. NohI''S"orI''' Areaola' l snare
N'o,o".
f.. II. Dawes, Arcadia La, snare
S'o'oo
a. Anderson Arradla' La, shares
Sloo'oo
MIS- T.. II. ba'lcS' Arcldla, la, .
shares, S-'ooo.
"''' W. iiaFVerF care MIl!er hu''
per 'o.' M'lhplllS, 1eIh', snare
>'V " -,
illl'heE weeks Monroe, La'' 1 snare
f'I'",
co. o. w w. 'o'''ler' No'lroe' Aa' S!a res
Hl"o'VV' "r >I.1e! 4
20 o. "a d. h'E''''' Arcaola' l'a'' 1 SHARE
%",o''
Mary 1t" oZle'' AFcaula' la'' /
Sl'a,e' T"''o'
.-o y" oo 'N' '''''oll' Arcao'a' Aa'' L Sllart
f'J''' ~.
'Io' y, % liarflsoh' b'chVlIle' La''
'""'' %'',"'' =.
90 u, 40 W. Dye' b'ehVllle La.' l snare
f'I ", ~ y, -. -,
w W. 90 t. May blehVllle' La, SHARES
'lv''oT'
~, d. d. 'olles' Afcaula' Id, shaie'
9lUv''".
W: l. Strain Arcadia La.' I share
T'",oo'
MIS- Jach WRIGHT AreadIa' l"''
snare, >""'
). NJ. flrElc, Arcadia, La, | share
>'o.o''
sam Gullatt, Arcadia, Ia, | share
S'o.uo.
Allne NJ. 'olvin, Arcadia, La,
snare S'o.oo.
Mary Whitman, Arcadia, La, shar
Soo'Oo'
r. B. Trussell, Arcadia, La,
shares S'co.oO.
H. H. Sumlln, Arcadia, La, : shares
The Bienville Democrat. [volume] (Arcadia, Bienville Parish, La.) 1912-1980, 1921-06-09
CHARTER
n1kRuston Oil Cooperation.

Id louisiana, Parish of Bien-
Known and remembered that
the nth day of April, A. D.,
siore me, L. e. Ozley, a Notary
lin and for said parish and state,
commissioned and sworn, came
reared ]. E. Reynolds, W. D.
R Felts, Fred W. PentecOst
Bertram f. Barnette, D.
n, G. L. Shields, W. G. Meyers,
Y Of Bienyille Parish, Louis
NO. R. Heard and G. A. Adams
II Lincoln Parish, Louisiana,
Resence Of the attesting legal
etent witnesses, who dtclar-
u Notary, that ayailing them
tthe provisions of the laws OF
h Of Louisiana relative to the
u organization and establish
Corporations, and the operation
nlsemelt Of same, they do by
lhd these presents form them
~ such other persons as may
! themselves with them, or sue
~ into a corporation, under
= and terms and for the pur-
heinafter setforth in the
1laeles.
Article l.
I'm Of this corporation shall
eCDlA-RUSTON Oil COR
ElM with its domicile in the
8 Arcadia, Bienville Parish,
where all meetings of the
LII shall be held and where
u the Directors mus
and under it's cor
Ane 1t shall have an en-
sion for a period Of ONE
~ YEARS, unless sooner dis
herein provided, or other
Legal process shall be serv-
president, or in his absence,
mt ncepresident, or in the
q both, on the secretary and
q It the Office of the company.
Article Ii.
upose for which this corpora
'0l1ed and It's objects are here
~ 70 be to acquire, own and
y real estate, oil, gas and min
y and leases; and all kinds of
property; to acquire, and own
and machinery and oper-
y 1t may see fit; to acquire,
pefate pipe lines and tank
0fs for the purpose of trans
~ and all kinds of minerals
build and operate machin.
Naneries Of any and all kinds,
llly to do and perform any
!! act necessary to carry out
Mes herein provided for or
Ne Incidental thereto.
| Article Ill.
Nol stock Of this corporation
4, = FIFTY THOUSAND DOL
WsvT.yWW), divided into ONE
aND WO) shares of the par
HTY (@.OO) Dollars each,
Be paid for in cash, pro-
saefred to the corporation, or
WEB Performed for if at a val.
e approved by its Board OF
d all stock, when issued,
paid and worcestershire.
~ st Ion shall begin business
i HUNDRED (5OO) shares
and paid for in accord
w This corporation shall
lly to increase its capital
plying with the law rela.
g, g an amount not exceed
AlLLION ($1,OOO,0OO.OO)
Article w. ''-'< ~
of this corporation shall
y and be under the con.
" ooafd Of Eleven Directors
elected by and from
stockholders at the annual
meeting which shall be
cond Monday in April
beginning with the year
n aoaslowing stockholders shall
lrst board Of directors, to,
easolds, B. r. Felts, W. D.
Pentecost, R. d. Sims,
~ and G. A. Adams, who
we and compose said board
suecessors are elected.
Article V.
Of this corporation shall
vsent First Vice-President,
Ms.Pfesident, Third Vice.
cretary and a Treasurer,
may also hold the Of
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