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Ardmore Wednesday April 19 1916.
PAGE FOUR
THE DAILY ARDMOREITE
is
Gtyr Daily Ariimorritr
Under Present Management Hlnce 1897
ARDMOREITE PUBLISHING CO.
1I)N1;Y SI'iJUS 1-resUlent
V C Sl"'!S MnnaKcr
JOHN K. EA.SLEV Editor
THE OFFICIAL PAPER
Of Carter County and the City of
Ardmore
If It la in The Anlmoreite. It Is I.ecal
Member of
Ardmcre Chamber of Commerce
Business Men's Credit Association
Entered at Die r.toffire at Ardmore ai
S ;cohil-l lass Matter
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION
The Daily Aramoreite
Otie Year XZ.OO
One Month '
One U kk I
1 'av nile in A nv.il.i
The Weekly Ardmorelts !
One Tear l-y mail tl.oOi
Kix Months
Vtite Months .
l'livnhie. in Advance
Any erroneous M-flction on tire (liar. ic-
ier stanilinK it reputation nf any pi'inun
flmi or ! .1 :i t . t which 1 1 ; y :ij.. ;' r In
the columns of The AnlHioiritc will he
s;l.i!ly rr.-.-t nl upon ilM hcini' hi ought
to the attention ol the luHriaireriient.
Phones:
Business Manager s Office 538
City Editor s Office S
Ardmore Wednesday April 19. 1916.
CARRANZA THE PREPOSTEROUS
Tli' re v;ts no not (1 of on- licinp 'in
adopt .-it re.'tdint; between tho liiirj
in order to see tin- duplicity in Cur-
r;itiz:t"s nolo which contained his
p;.rt of I lie reciprocal ncreemeiit as
to tin- reciprocal movement (if Aiucr-
iciin and Mexican troops in cither
direction across the border. 'When
tt.is ftovernmnct n-(iiested permis-
sion to send a punitive expedition
after the Villlstii raiders the an-
swer wits or Beemi'd to be nciiuies-
cent. Kit her party wan to have tile
privilege to Fend its military forces
into the territory of the oilier in
pursuit of lawless marauders. Tuck-
ed away unobtrusively In the note
however was the proviso that this
privilege was to ho enjoyed when-
ever an occurrence like that nt Co-
lumbus should seem to in.'lko that
course necessary.
Inasmuch as the correspondence of
which this communication was a
part had reference to a present oc-
currence one would naturally sup-
pose that the expedition then in con-
templation was meant. That is what
the government tit Washington as-
sumed it to mean when it accepted
the note of the first chief as a con-
sent. The proviso is capable of an-
other interpretation however. It
might be urged that it looked to the
future and gave permission to troops
Trotn either side of the boundary to
give chase to raiders who had cross-
ed over and gone back but iu ti".
event only of a recurrence of tnich a
regrettable Incident. And the inter-
pretation last referred to is exactly
the one t tint Cananza now chooses
to give to the contract.
From the beginning this was our
Piil yon ever -ire :i nma who
s.ivi d money by follow ii: the
( rc.i il M st. in '
"Tunc ain't no mi- h ar.iiaa!:"
CASH F.CIIOLS
ltim ( r
I2ih School Auditorium
Friday April 28
maiit:i: and nk;in
fhe flew Y2$
philharmonic Orchestra
(i 3-1 N STRUM E N TS - - (i 3
The accepted superior musical organization of the
United States. The highest salaried Orchestra in
the World ::::::::
All Orders for Tickets Should be addressed to the
Chamber of Commerce or Russell Brown Ardmore
Oklahoma. ::::::::
PRICES $2.00 $1.50 and $1.00
Seat Sale at Ringer's Drug Store
GREATER THINGS FOR A
GREATER ARDMORE
indention lie says with literal truth
fulness. From the outset his purpose
was to trick and cheat the America)
government lie Insists therefore
that the negotiations with rt-.-pect to
the punitie expedition had never
been brought to a conclusion; that
the American troops ero.-ted the bor-
der and are now In Mexico without
the (Oiis.r.t of the Mexican Rnern-
merit; that the raiders whom it was
designed to punish had been driven
f:r from t!r' bolder and scattered;
the nr.irdir and arson committed nt
Columbus and nearby had become
anc;. i;l history and there is no
t recent basis for a continuance of
in -jt.-ti.itioMs w i'.h respect to the pur-
suit of criminal bttnditM. For all
these reasons Carran.a gives notice
that the negotiations are r tided and
that the American troops now in Mex-
ican territory ought to "disoccupy"
the Fame.
Thhi government was not deceivel
for one moment by Carran.a's tricky
communication. It proceeded on the
assumption that the privilege of pur
suing Villa and his bandits had been
conceded in good faith. Thereby
C.-.rran.a was pinned down to his
i.i-rcemeiit in its obvious meaning;
and be was nailed to It when Ameri-
can troops wre permitted to enter
Mexico without protest and to pursue
the object of their chase for hundreds
of miles into the interior. This gov-
ernment has scrupulously avoided do
ig anything that could be consider-
ed as an attempt to occupy Mexican
territory. The punitive expedition
has not taken possession of a square
foot of ground. Us supplies are mov-
ed along with it; and it has not
even taken possession of Its lines of
communication. Territory that has
never been occupied cannot be "ills-
occupied." When it shall be deter-
mined In Washington that the ob-
jects for which American troops
crossed the border have been accom-
plished then and then only will the
expedition be recalled. The demand
of Carran.a will neither hasten nor
retard the recall. Philadelphia Kec-
ord. Unprayerful.
An evangelist was once conducting
joint revival meetings in two church-
es Methodist and Presbyterian of a
small town.
Children's meetings were held ev-
ery day at the close of school first
in one church and then in the other.
One day two girls who attended
the Presbyterian church were dis-
cussing the meeting which was to
lie held in the Methodist church that
afternoon when Mary said:
"What would you do if they should
ask you to pray?"
"1 wouldn't do it" answered Mar-
ina. "I'd just tell them I'm a Pres-
byterian." Harper's.
A Valuable Possession.
Klizabcth and Sarah were two little
girls who made acquaintance at
school. One day they were playing
together and began boasting of their
possessions.
"We keep four servants" said
Klizabelh proudly "and have got two
aiitiitiiiihiles and it great his house.
Now what have you got'.'"
Sarah hesitnted fur a moment then
wilh equal pride topped: "We've got
;i skunk under our barn." Harper's
Magazine.
Nearly
nior !te.
even body
Ho ou?
reads Tha Atl
The Ardinoreite car leaves The
Ardmoreite office for Wirt and inter-
mediate points promptly at 4 o'clock
every afternoon. One passenger can
be taken. This car also leaves every
Sunday morning at 6 o'clock. Pack-
ages accepted when brought to the
office.
' - t i.is jftW g jj tar .
r;:
What Is
Text of the new law governing interest
rates and loans in Oklahoma.
SENATE EILU NO. 3.
'!$ 'i;:inntt.-. en Hanks and ri-uil.Inr ')
A MM. I. VI I I l.Kte - AN ACT 1:1.1. AT-
IN'i T" TIIK U'.VI'INi; 'K M'lM'V.
AM i:.S'l il.Vei SKCTloN lour. Ol' TIIK
m:j.i:i laws ik oM.aiiom.v
I'Jln l'Iii'l!i!Vij T'l-.M AIIIK'S mm:
tiii: vii 'i. ATP i. ik Tin: i ti:pi;h t
LAW'S i' Till-. SI'ATi: AMi IiK.NV-
iMi 'in i : .11 nisi ictii 'N !' tiii:
(I'THTs 'in i-.m-( ikck I'sfKinrs
ci i.N'i i!.c-i s ix ri:it'i'A t.v casks
i i;n mix.; ivii: i:;; (iuts tuthk
HANK 'AIMISSi' i.KK HV STATIi
HANKS Cl 'M'l.CMMi J:TKS !' IX-
TKIiKST. AMi HM.'i Till-: I 'K"i ' K 1 -I
' 1 : 1 1 F'ult TIIK I'ANi'K'l.i.ATH'N K
'I III". Cll.-v U TKIIS i'K Si i ll HANKS
H 'KATIN.i Till-: INTI.KKST 1..W. S
'!' '1 11 K S'l'ATi:.''
I'a.-.S'.J l.y the Kxti'auifKiiiirv
tlie 1'iHli l.-ni-- -aliin
Pestien of
V.i: It T:tei tr-.l ly the H.-oplc of tbe State
uf ( !.;.. hom:i :
Sei III. II . Snlli 'l te'l'i lif tlie K'-Vise.l
'iiniH ill ' 'Klalinii. 1 . I'-lij i.-i Im.i.Ij uliieiul-
ed to 1 1 a.l t j i . s :
"Jin- tllliltili e(-lil:g.
l iMliil'i: ii giiater tale nf
s l.l " i'l.- l I-' t !i- .l .-ei.
illilll lie ill . -Ilie.l a t . .It" itlli
reB'-rvin(r or
interest than
hiitr Mitioiis.
el t ..v !.-' Un
- me'li.t et int. !. :a hi. l
fjl hi r e i.l.-li' e of ilel'l (
tile
un-
note hill or
n with it or
hi. Il h.i.i I. .-. II ;.i':e. d t.i I..
I II i-nsi. a u l eat. ! tat .. et int
I'Mtil tie- '.t.m hy hu:i
I : i 1. Ins le'tnl l e.i -eiitiit:
ehiil tliereen
t-i i-st liaM !'' n
i it hiiM heel!
ve. tnay re-
I fiiini the iM-iM.iii. tirin cr i "rieruti"ii
I
tiil.ijr oi- it e.-ivii y Hie same in hii :ietiti:i
III tli'.- Iiiitllre ef an aetiell ef 'ieht. twiee
the anniui.t nf the entire inleif:'! I'liiil.
pirn iile.l that fiK-h a' tiiin Hhall be
iruiiulit within two years after the matur-
ity (if Mleh tlMlltollH eiilltiaet: piovirleil
fiiitlu-r that when any unit is hrought
tj miii any' nute hill er other (-viile-ni.i of
iiiilfl teiliicsH or to liiieloHe any inortKUKe
or Hell given to m.-rure Hueh inilcliteilni Hs
when a nieutpr rate of intereHt has been
eollectoil reaerveil charKetl or received
ttian is pn.vl'leil lor in this Act the de-
romiant or his k'Kal repiCHeiitative may
plead as ;i ict-off fir couiitor-claiin in niU
action twice the amount of the entile in-
ternet collected reserved thai Red or re-
ceived in said transaction or in all such
transact ions between the same parties."
Sec. 'i. Ativ contract for the loan of
money where the rate of interest taken
received reserved or charifcd is greater
th.ui the rate as declared in Section 1DU4
of the lievised Laws of Oklahoma IStti
may be liipildated in the following man-
ner: On the date such contract falls due
or at any time before suit for the col-
lection thereof Is instituted the payor
his aKciit attorney or heal representa-
tive niav tender to the holder thereof the
exact amount of money received from the
lender lees the amount of the entire In-
terest charged received reserved or col-
lected thereon said tender to be in l it-
Ini? and the payee of said contract Is
hereby Riven twenty-four hours there-
after to accept or reject such offer and
such acceptance or re.teetion shall be In
wrltiiiK. and the acceptance or rejection
thereof shall constitute and be a full and
complete satisfaction of such indebted-
ness If no such tender as heretofore
provided hits been made anil suit is in-
stituted In a court of competent jurisdic-
tion for the collection thereof the payor
his iiKi'iit. attorney or leeal representa-
tive niav at or before the time he is re-
quired to plead deposit in the court the
exact sum of money received on said con-
tract less the eaxet amount of the entire
interest take" received reserved or
charged and the cost Incurred ami il the
tame he not accepted the court or jury
shall iiinke a llndinu thereon and the
judKtneiit nuainst said plalntilT shall be
rendered on said tindinfr. holding such
contract and debt satisfied by reason of
such tender if such is found to have
been made and for cost ami on such
lindlni! the f-aid deposit shall be returned
to said defendant l'rovldr.l this fc. tinn
-.hall ti"t be construed to prevent the
debtor from brinfiim; his action en cross
pel It ion. "I' in an original suit to recover
twice the amount ef interest ehume.l or
r -
The Educational Referendum
Senate Jiint Peetsoiuron or Dill No. 6.
v v hi: li.lXT l:l-:Si iLl'l lu.N '!'
SI 1 :l IT I i i 'i li K I 'I '1-1 : 11
st ci i: t si'i vi i Ki.r.i
I'll l;K liKl.l" Km: THAT I'l'i
I'lIK
Tl iN ;
1'osi ; !
.' Till-' I'll:-;'!' TI'KSl'.W
IN At -!
(i ''l' 1!'I il. AN AMl-M'MKNT T'
M'Ticl.r. :: of Tin: coNSTiTl'-
'i i'N WD TO HK l'KSKi-V VTf.l' AS
M-'.'Yl" I'.-A. of AKITCI.f ii OK
Tin: ci 'Ns Tivi "i ! 'N ' " 'i ins s r 'n-:
;i-.!.TI..' To Tin: oi'Al.lflOA-
tiv l'l.l'.CTollS AM' I'KI-.-
SCIMflNC Till-: flioi'i-.' M
AMi INCH i- N i'AL To Till'.
f Hi
' ltd I S -
Sh . ( if SAI I ' I'K' 'I'1 'SCI 1
MIST To TIM-: ITOI'Li:
a n:n-
or this
s i'A'i'i-: i'i 'i: a I'l K' ivai. i i
i;i:.ii:
Tl". ANO l'KCl.Alii:
AN
i:.Mi:ii-
(iKNCY.
I'asscd bv the Kxtrnordlnary
St sion of
the I ii'ih l.cnislaturo.
He It fnaelcd by the JVople uf the State
of ( ikla lioma :
s..-ii...i 1. That the follmvillK aincnd-
tnent to article il of the Con
titution ot
the State of ( iklahoma. to
as seel um :i-n. ol article :
kt it ill ion of the State of
be designated
of the Con-
Oklahoma is j
bi'l el.v pi -iiple !. and to
bo submit ted to I
the people (.1 the
State of (iklahoma furl
their approval
after si t forth
cr rejection as iiciein-
viz: Amend said article
:t bv aildiiiK :ni ad.litional section to oe
known as section 3-A. of article :i. of the
Coiistiliitioii of the State of Oklahoma
as follows:
"Sec. ;-A. No property (inalitl.atlon
shall put be Imposed as a le'iuiMte for
repislrat ion or votii.tr in this State and
anv ether (nullification lor registration or
votinK which may hi leafier be picseribed
bv the l.eu-islallire or the people ef this
Mate shall conform to the Constitution
nf the I'tiited States and the amend-
ments tin if to. and the riiht cf no citi-
zen ef this State to vote shall ever be
denied or ahri'lKcd on account of race
color or previous condition ef servitude.
"N'n person si. a'.l be registered as an
elector of this Mate or be allowed to
Vote or be i-i'ible to hold otln e under
the Corstitution and laws of this State.
unless he be able to n ad and vrii
nectloa of the Constitution of the
anv
State
of Oklahoma but no person who t rior I.
the adoption of this pi. .vision served In
the land or naval f. .ices of the fmted
States or in the v ar w iih Mexico or on
i ;ther side in air. war with the Indian
tribes located within the I'nited States
or on either side in the Civil War. or in
the Nat ieial Cward or milltta of any State
or Teiritorv of the I'nited State? or In
l .n.l iiHi-iil forces of anv fi.reiirn
nation and all lawful li scendants of anv
such person and of those that served on
the side of the Colonics in the American
K.-vohition. and in the land or
for. i of the rnitc.l States in the War
of or any person 1 revente.I bv phys
ical disability from complying with such
t.-st. shall he denied the nuhl to register
and vote because of his inability to so
i. ad and write any section of sin h Con-
stitution frecirict eicetiori tns-ctors
or other officers having In rharge the
registration of electors shall enforce lb
t. revisions of this section at the time of
(" i
registration provided reKistrata n be re-
mured Should registration he dispensed I
vith the provisions oi inis sc-i-on mi-i. rienun an.i nii-iv pn piirrT y is ncre-
l e enforced bv the precinct ele.'a.n of- bv do-hired tn exist l.y reason vh. r. i.r
frers wli'n rhetors apply for bn'lots to this Ait shall ti-k eef.-ct arid be in full
ot: provided that It is inter. ted iha' for." fioni r.nd nf'er i'i passaKc and up-
do fart of this provision or section shnil J provai
Conflict with the provisions ov U Ceii-J .Apjreveii Fibnmry 11 I'll.
Usury?
i
t
l.'iUl In said contract sued upon; pmvidei
feither the providons of hub -Act shall
n.ii operate to repeal or modify any of tie
i "Visions of the neyutiublo ineti umetit
act-
.-.ec. 3. Any person firm or coriora-
ta.'i violating the provisions of this Act
ai d the laws of this State relating to the
loaning ot money iy taking reserving
'eiiaigmg or receiving any usurious lnter-
i (M on any note bill or other evidence ot
debt ami who shall transfer the same t(
a bona tide purchasor before due shall
he liable to the maker of said note bit
or otlur evidence of debt for double al
i sik Ii interest taken reserved charged or
elved. and it shall la- competent t
lein in the same action causes of action
..r reserving and charging usurious In
teie.-t with causes of action for taking and
I receiving usurious interest and any num
ber of such c-ausid of sik h action may b(
joined l.y the same action whether grovv-
! ing out of the same tiiiiiMaction or dif-
: feri-nt transactions wherein such usurious
Inteiist Is taken resirved charged or le-
i. -live. i; prov nl.-.l that the purchaser o!
any note or ( '.'idence of debt w ith noth
or knowledge tiirt the same was executed
i in violat'oii of the interest laws of tin
State slr.il not be deemed an innocent
.'i!( hasi r and iu.h contract shall he
held subject to all the (h-fenses and pen-
alt lis pi o hied in this Act; provided fur-
ther that causes of action for the recov-
ery of penalties created In this Act shall
n-'t be assignable.
Sec. 4. No suit upon any contract en-
tered Into altar the passage and approval
of this Act of JiaiO 00 or less or an actiol
in replevin or to foreclose any mortgagi
or lien given as security therefor shall
he maintained in the courts of this State
and no petition or bill of particulars shal'
be filed or any process issued where tin
amount of such sum is JHOO.OO or less un
less at the time of tiling such suit there
shall be hied with such bill of particulars
or petition an affidavit setting forth
that the contract sued on was not made
in violation of the Interest laws of thif-
State and that a greater rate of Interest
than ten per cent has not been charged
reserved or collected upon such contract
or contracts sued upon; provided that If
noon the trial of any such suit brought
uuon anv note. bill or otlicr evidence of
indebtedness of i.'hiO.on or less or In re
nlevln. or for tho foreclosure of any lien
given to secure the same It shall be
shown by the evidence that the contract
sued unoii Is usurious and made in vio
lation of the interest laws of this State
said suit shall bo dismissed at the cost of
the plaintiff.
Sec. fi. It shall be the duty of the of-
ficers of all Slate banks organized and
doing business under and by virtue of the
laws of the State to miiKe a sworn quar-
terly report to the Bank Commissioner
setting forth the rate of Interest charged
retained reserved or collected upon the
loans made in excess of the legal rate of
Interest during the quarter from which
said report is made and such other de-
tailed Information as the Hank Commis-
sioner may require concerning rates or"
interest charged anil all such reports as
show the rates of interest exceeding ten
per cent per annum have been charged
shall be published In the annual report of
the Hank Connnisrioner; provided that
when the report of any hank shall dis-
close that such ban's is wilfully loaning
monev In violation of the interest laws of
the State it shall be his duty to imme-
diately repoit such violation to the Cov-
ernor.'who nav direct the Hank Commis-
sioner to bring suit through the Attor-
ney C.eiienil in a court of competent jur-
isdiction In the countv where the hank iv
located to cancel the charter f sr.'h
hank and the ludirrnent of the court on
the trial of said Isaue shall find the de-
fendant bank guiliy or not guilty and if
the ludirnieiif is guilty it shall furth-r
provide for the caticf llatlnn of the charter
of said bank and the liquidation of the
assets of said bank as the law now pro-
vi.les in cases of insolvent hank.- from
which lodgment either party shall have
the right to appeal to the Supreme Couit.
as in civil cases l.'pon such appeal being
filed the Supn me Court shad hear and
determine same as an advam ( d case.
--- - -t
t
stitut oii of the t nit. .1 Stales nnd shall
aeiordii.Lly l e adopted and become eii-
"Vic. C. It ihall be the duty of the Sec-
ret a rv of St ile to refer said propos---imieii'dment
to the people at a sperinl
cl. ctloii to !.' held thioiighotit tin1 i-t.ii.
oil the 1. 1st lllestiav i.i .in;u. i i.-i.i. o.e.
I sin li special (lection is hereby ordeitd
I for such purpose.
I Sec. Said propoi'ed constitutional
amendment shall be relerred by the S'-' -reliirv
ol Slate to l he peopie al such spe-
cial (' -lectiun for their appmalv or rejec-
tion. The Secretary ef State shall cause
an at tested copy of s.ii l proposed amen i-
meiit so proposed bv this Act or .loin
Kesolulion to be tllcl Willi the Chairman
of the State Klectioa Hoard together
with a certihcnto of the fact that s.n l
amendment w as propi s-d by Act or Joint
i lii so!'. fen of the Li gb 'ature. setti:.-'
; forth such resolution. Said pn-pi .--tti.-n
i shall be i.iiised to he print -l bv I-
j Slale Klecla.ii Hoard as mav be pr.i.'i.:' '
by law. In said sp cia! eVcuon t i he
held on the l ist '!'.' s.av in Ai'i'U-".
!! Hi. the (lectors qualified at that t ine
to vote at allv e c.
v ot e on s-inl aim mi i
duly oi the piojx i' i:..
print d on a s. rai a t
ballot or any ballot .
t lolla! A II. en. tun lit - (!
nil. null d by the I.' n:
pie tor approval or
placed the form of t!:
as pre- cril ( d by law.
e State may
.-bail he th.
cneso to .-
Iniie-.f in i lit
Ii ( .isft'!-
pro; .et ions
to the pen-
cil niav be
r to b. in
11.. vvlni; i. al
it. it
I iuis il
- ami
11 i.i
o'ln-1
slat lire
r left
e baH-tU-
I.
lot title:
"I'n.j-osiiion prohibit in if property (iial-Ifa-a
i ion hut iinposiins literacy test for
electors eC( t tmir those w ho served r
ii-.. r navy of the I i it.-d Sfi.s in wn-
' Willi M'V-co. or on e thir s do In wars
I with iirtai'i Indian Tribes cr in either
s ile iu Civ il W ar or in uar v it h Spain.
I ci ef any foreign nai '.n. or tn N-itioiia.
!!ui'il i-r m.llt:a of anv yt.ites and :
I lav. f 'l di si-' ndaets ol such persons and
'of those that seivel on the side of tie
i '. ! I.--- in A:n.i can liev . bit net l:nd in
W ar ..f 1v". ai d C.c.-e ): vented bv ph' a-
i if- ' ois.o.htv lioni co i:pl int.' with such
te-t."
And f.i!!ew'n" s-i:d tii'e shall be printed
tin- von.F ' Kor lh-- Amendment." which
vvoids shall be in a s.-patate pprasraph
nt least one-fourth of art inch below such
title. Said words shall have no dirtln-
Kiiishi!:K marks about them.
Any elector desiiinir to vote for said
amendment shall b-ave said words in-
tact upon the said ballot without erasinp
same and anv voter des'ruip to vote
aKainst said amendment shall evidence
his intention to so vote by (-nisltip or
mark
np out said words with a pencil
tear
The leavinK of sahl words uion
said ballot slu:ii be taken as a favorable
iisviilVole for approval arid the striking out
of saal words shall he taken as an art-veis-
vote or a vote fir the rejection ol
the same.
Sec 4. The votn triven upon said
amenilment to the CiM.tiitlnn are to te
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RESOLUTION
RESOLUTION OF THE MAYOR
AND COMMISSIONERS OF THE
CITY OF ARDMORE OKLAHOMA
DECUARINO THE NECESSITY
OF IMPROVING THAT PORTION
OF BIXBY AVENUE SOUTH-
WEST )FlR0M THEi WEST LINE OF
11 STRECT SOUTHWEST TO
THE WEST LINE CF THE OK-
LAHOMA NEW MEXICO & PA-
CIFIC RAILWAY RIGHT-OF-WAY;
ALSO THAT PORTION OF I
STREET SOUTHWEST FROM
THE NORTH LINE OF McLISH
AVENUE TO THE NORTH LINE
OF RIXDY AVENUE INCLUDING
ALLEY CROSSINGS AND STREET
INTERSECTIONS.
D'E IT RESOLVED BY THE MAYOR
AND inOARD OF COMMISSION-
ERS OF TfrE CITY OF ARDMORE
OKLAHOMA:
I.
That it Is necessary to Improve
that portion of Bixby avenue south
west from the west line of II street
southwest to the west line of the
Oklahoma New Mexico & Pacific
Railway right-of-way; also that por-
tion of I street southwest from the
north line of Mcl.ish avenue to the
north
alley
tions.
line of Iiixby avenue including
crossings and street inti?rsec-
II.
That null improvements shr.'.l con-
sist of prittiiiip paving with bttunil-
nous macadam curbing guttering
and such other improvements as are
necessary to complete in a thorough
and workmanlike manner the paving
and draining of that portion of the
streets above described.
III.
That such improvements shall be
constructed in accordance with the
plans plats and specifications and
within the estimates as prepared by
the city engineer of the City of
Ardmore Oklahoma and now on file
in the office of the city clerk of said
city
IV.
That the cost of such improve
ments including alley crossings and
street intersections shall be rnld by
special" assessment levied against the
property subject to assessment for
said improvements as provided by
the laws of the state of Oklahoma.
V.
That this resolution shall be pub-
lished for six consecutive issues in
The Daily Ardmoreite or in two is-
sues of The Weekly Ardmoreite al
newspaper published and having a
general circulation within the limits
of the said city of Ardmore Okla-
homa. Tassed by the mayor and commis-
sioners and approved by the mayor
on thU 2Cth day of March 191C.
O. C. LASHER
Acting Mayor.
G. H. P.RUCE City Clerk.
(Seal)
(First Published Arril 19 1916).
19-6
Rub the joints with BALLARD'S
SNOW LINIMENT to relieve rheu-
matism. It penetrates the flesh to the
bone conveylnR its soothing and re-
storative influence to the spot where
the pain exists. Price I'Sc Pnc and $1
per bottle. Sold by IJomar Drug Co.
A want ad will sell that property
i you do longer neeJ at small cost.
rib Mm
Tor Iflfanfo nnjl Children.
..others ifccw That
Genuine
Always
Bears tho
Use
For Over
Ths
rty Years
Ths ctNTuR eomniNV New vona orrv V
The Ardmoreite Is authorized to
make the following announcements
for candidates of the various county
offices subject to the action of tha
democratic primary election which oc-
curs August 1 1916:
FOR COURT CLERK
S. F. Haynie Ardmore
B. W. Duke Ardmoro
Charley Grant Ardmoro
FOR SHERIFF
J. Holmes Akers Ardmor
J. R. Taliaferro Lone Grove
Buck Garrett -. Ardmore
FOR COUNTY TREASURER
Coley Wallace .... Ardmore
S. M.
W. T.
Parker Ardmore
Wiseman.. -.-..Joiner City
FOR COUNTY CLERK
Shelton W. Tyer Ardmore
FOR COUNTY WEIGHER
W. F. Cottle Deese
Sid Underwood Ardmore
Frank A. Tyndall -...Nellda
L. S. Staggs ..Ardmore
Charles H. Bigbie Lone Grove
R. M. Dillard .Ardmore
FOR COUNTY ASSESSOR
R. S. Hendon Ardmore
FOR COUNTY ATTORNEY
A. J. Hardy .Ardmore
FOR REPRESENTATIVE.
David S. Hoover Loam
FOR CONSTABLE ARDMORE TWP.
Jake Williams Ardmoro
FOR COMMISSIONER 1st Dist.
Cleve Sampley Baum
John C. Mulkey Ardmoro
Jeff O'Brien Ardmoro
A.J. (Bud) Harris Provence
J. E Harrison Ardmore
G. W. Young Berwyn
COMMISSIONER 2nd DISTRICT
George Evans .. Newport
A. E. Camp - Fox
FOR COMMISSIONER 3d Dist.
W. F. (Bill) Whitson..Downard Mines
R. H. Reed Wilson
BIG TENT C and Main
TONIGHT
"THE MAN FROM
TEXAS"
A COWBOY PLAY OF
THE GREAT WEST
KIDS 10c ADULTS 20c
CC4lgliS
Kill If You Let Them.
Instead kill your Cough with DR. KING'S
NEW DISCOVERY. It hew; Irritatrt
Throat and Lungs. Thousands in latt
40 years benutitsd by
Dr. King's
New Discovery
Money Back If It Falls
All Dru2.iiU.ts 50c. end $1.00 :
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