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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1914-12-03
COMMISSION DEFINES OIL
SOME DRILLING EXEMPTIONS

Certain exemptions In the drilling
Of oil wells are defined In mn order
Issued 10y the corporation commission
which gives two classificatlons under
rules adopted by the commission re-
Gently The first classification In.
cludes wells which nre Offset wells
drilled I'm and producing prior 10 Sep
tember 30. last The second classifi
cation includes wells on lands where
contracts IN force prior 10 September
10, and where uCh wells require
drilling and also all wells necessary
TO give equal protection 10 the prop
erty from drainage. The commission
win Use It's discretion on applications
for exemption under this rula
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1914-12-03
HUSBAND SUES
MOTHER-IN-LAW
Broker Asks $4,000 Charging wifes
Mother Encouraged Author Of
Dear Dick" Lsttsrs.

New York, December 8.-Robert
Marsden Shaw, banker and broker
yesterday sued his mother. law.
Edith b. Lyall, for $4,000 damages.
He not only charges Mrs. Lyar with
alternating the affections Of his wife
lSyear old Katherine Lyall Shaw. but
alleges his wife mother deliberately
encouraged her to seek the society
Of Richard s. Darling" Mrs. Shaw
last year. admitted authorship OF the
Dear Dick letters which caused
such furor In New York.
Darling ls the Young corporation
promoter who was sued last gpring
by Shaw FOR S5OOOO damages and la
ter Jailed at white Plains on A
chnrpe OF Stealing" Mrs shaws af
fechons. Shaw also preferred, and
later withdrew charges Of white slay
cry against Darling He charged
Darling elienated his brides affec,
tions
The new alienation suit tells Of
Shaw's marriage on May 10. 1918. TO
Katherine Lyall They lived at Nor.
ristown, n j., until New Years eve
last when II Ia charged Mrs. Shaw
came TO New York under the persus
sion Of Darling. She visited Getney
Farms with him in Winchester coun.
~ and elsewhere
Shaw says his mother.in. law heRpu
to poison" the mind Of her daughter
against him soon after the wedding.
She encouraged the young wife 10
seek Darling and visit tango par.
lors. She finally induced her daugb-
ter, II Is charged, TO sue Shaw for an
annulment Of the marriage
The case came TO trial last Aprtl
and the complaint was dismissed. Mrs.
shaw admitted writing Dear Dick
letter to Darling hut denied emphst
ically she allowed him to visit her
room while she was In negligee.
Shaw asserts his mother. IN. law
falsely charged him with striking his
wife and otherwise m treating her
He says she has harbored her daugh.
ter from him ever since abe left his
home.
Mrs Lyall denies all his alleRa tions
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1914-12-03
COTTON SUIT
APPEAL HEARD
Attempt Is Made to Dismiss
Action Taken BY State
In COyIe Case.
IN COURTS FOR FIVE YEARS

An appeal taken nJ Attorney Gen.
eral West In the fum.u anti trust
CASES against " II Dogr. D. T..
Houghton, H. A. yose uud other prom.
nent cotton men Of tH. state was ar.
gued IN the criminal court VI appeals
today.
The appeal was tEAru 1y the attur
h"y general from e Judgment In the
district court Of Logan county In
which W II COyle Wiz acquitted The
state took an appeu 900 the yonteu.
tiou that Judge Hustun ruled out Ger
tain evidence that should have been
admitted A motion 10 di-iulss the
appeal by the state Na7 filed iu the
criminal court Of appeals by Attor.
uey g. G. ilOrner ur uururip. repre-.
scutiug the defendants uu the ground
thnt the state failed rI s,rurc from
Judge Huston al extension Of the
time Zoo prepare und serve The case
made
Point Argued
The arguments tOduy hinged Oh this
point Assistant Attorney General
smith Mabson. representing the state.
aud D. A RiChHrdsou former Judge
Of the criminal court u appeals rep.
rc-culing the defendant Judge Rich
ardsOn merely appeared pu behalf NJ
Mr. HOrner, who II iII
The COyle cotton cases have been
In the courts for the pusr five yenrs
Al the first trial Of the defendants u
Guthrie Judge Huston sustained de-
murrer Of the defense 10 the lndict.
ments holding that the indictments
were defective and tuul the sections
~ the Oklahoma unu trust statute
under which the prosecutions were
brought was unconstitutional Upon
appeal 10 the criminal court Of Hp.
peals taken by the attorney general
the court In opinions hy Judges Doyl
and Furmnu. sustained the coustim.
tionality Of the anti trust act and also
the validity NJ the indictments and
reversed the judgment uf the lower
court ordering n new lriOl
Acqulttal First
The case against Coylc million
aire cotton man owning gins and OIL
mills all over northern oklahoma was
first tried and acquittal resulted from
which the present appeal wns taken
by the state
The cases against Huughton and
YOsc have not vet been tried Should
dismissal " the Coyle appeal be So
cured their cases probably will be-
dismissed IN the lower court
The cotton men were indicted by a
special grand jury conducted In 10.
gan county by the county attorney and
Attorney General West They are
charged with forming a conspiracy 10
keep down the price OF cotton and
control the ginning NJ that staple
throughout northern Oklahoma
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1914-12-03
BEAVER COUNTY SCHOOL
LAND SALE SUCCESSFUL

The sale or school lands now going
on In Beaver county IA attended with
much success according 10 reports be.
ing received at the school land depart
ment from those In the field. The
tracts sold on Monday brought N.125
more than the appraised value. and
those sold on Tuesday brought $3.50
above the appraised value. Not all
Of the tracts were sold either day.
however that were scheduled for
those days II ls believed that the
present sales district will show equal.
ly well with any land that has been
sold In recent years by the depart
ment
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1914-12-03
EIGHTEEN CASES DOCKETED
FOR COMMISSION HEARIN,

Eighteen cases have been docketed
by the corporation commission for
hearing ut the regular court term on
December s, which will he held in the
court room of the commission. The
tiockct ihis time contains cases Of only
average Importance, and It ls possible
the commission may finish the docket
IN one day On December o the case
OF the Tulsa Street Railway company
In which It IL sought TO he required
to construct n crossing ON one OF IN.
streets, viii be heard
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1914-12-03
OPERETTA BY HARRIS
Oklahoma City singers VIII Present
Piece That Has Been Written by
Oklahoma City Minister.

At the Musical Art Institute on tEp
night Of Friday, December Ii, hrr,
will 6e presented an Operetta written
by Rev Clarence J. Harris OF thu
city mud In which all those Nho up
pear will be- residents Of the city
The musical drama has cast of
fifty characters, ~ whom thirty arr
children The cast consists ~ mythu
Logical Greek characters, animated
flowers, insects and fairies.
The title role viii be taken by MrS
Clarence J Harris, supported IN lend.
by Mr. A W HOrnung IN MaiR aud
ROllln Smizer as IephyTus The heavy
parts are taken by Mn. Harrison X
Teasdsle m Eris Mrs. Ruth Stults a..
Meduba and r w. Bucket IA Rac
chus. A large cast OF capable youul
people support these characters. whil,
thirty children In costumes de-, Igne,
especially by Or Harris viii be M,
animated flowers
Coral LAsatcr as Proserpine. yal
SAINT Hosmer as Hyacinthus. Olal
ClOudman as Cupid, and Ida c. Har
ris as the Angel Hope will lead In,
child parts Dances viii he introduce,
by Carol Hosmer NJ Terpsichore. Mar
celle Darling as VeHts, and Mex Rod
man rs Morning Glory. Special seen
cry will he used and the stage tnrne,
into a scene Of beauty M Noun
Olympus
Tie purpose uf the drama In 70 show
the reality Of beauty and It's value Z,
life; that flowers and nature are al
revelations NJ truth and destiny Tn,
drama, while tragedy, turns In m,
Second net during which all flower
land awakPns and love md beapt,
prove triumphant over tragedy AN,
/ life's troubles
TIE drama win require the entlr
evening and viii begin promptly NJ
O'plOVk
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1914-12-03
TRAPP SAYS He
WILL PRESIDE
Lieutenant. Governor Arrives In
City 10 Remain During Legls-
lature Meeting.
RESIGNATION Is POSSIBLE

NJ b. Trap, lieutenant governor
elect. with his wife, has taken ul
headquarters nt the Skir,in hotel. and
viii remain In Oklahoma city
throughout the time that tho legIsla
tup IL iu session
MIR Trapp vul state auditor during
the first folr yenn of state govern
ment aud Wu- alao formerly .nunty
c,erk Of LiJtr county and he IL a
we'll known IiEure in oklahoma I'oh.
tic- lie announces that he expects TO
vsru IL, }l.,OU year which IL pro.
yidcd hy the constitution Az salars for
the lirutrpnrl governor. by ihynA
,trlc' attention to the uuties ~ h.
Ottl,e The ieItenRnJ govern, elect
says that he viii personally prcsLie
over tie ,r2amu OF the seuntu most
Of tlui time the legislature ls iu ses
Eiou, and thu he viii also tak- IN
active pnrt iu Legislative affair. In
the sunAte.
kesISnatiOn Possible.
if a movement started by Attorney
t,.hcral Ng'T to secure ,Owt -
CiIOi bul"'bS that liis amendment 10
the constitution which wpfa vote
upuu At tl's recent general els '.bn
we're atl ed ~ sucSasfil Mr.. Ira +
sNyS he may - cOmpehtC 10 resign
'lpp Uf the West amendinGn.s rr,ilCts
tne siHe Df the leg Stature mnkng
one house aud a Legislative tWnmis
zion II th'H amendment should he
SUue effective the lieutenant 10, ern
or wmld he chairman ~ ritIS cOmmis.
sion and wOrlc have many additional
d,a'', placed npon him
Tie Lginn,ivc commission WON'T
also ossume the duties of the stltt
lnard 0f EDUCATION, board OF public
affnirs and hnrd OF prison control. A.
ChaiFInan II this commission the ier.
tcnnnt soNr,nor would hn'r charge OF
HG the Ger al work which woUld NJ
Vecy heavy md require all his 'im'
Mr.. Trapp sUys tnat In sun nm event
he world We financially Nnahia "a
Hra'c all ah TINE from his business 1t
the salary NV allowed tho llertynan'
gOvernN.
Attorney General West Ia planning
to take the question Of the adoption
n hts amendments into the court for
n decision Of the proposition as Il
whether the silent vote can legally
isfeat measures which received ma
Jodty vote " those voting on the ques
tiOn.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1914-12-03
MILLION BIBLES GIVEN
D FOREIGNERS IN EUROPE

London, Dec Since the war be
gan the British and Foreign Bible No
ciety has distributed more than mil
Hon copies Of the Bible among sol.
dicrs, snilors, refugees and aliens In
detention camps, The languages repre-
aented include English, French. Flem
ish German, Russian, Polish. Servian
Turkish and japanese
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1914-12-03
NO ALMONY DURING WAR
CAUSES AUSTRIAN PROTESTS

London, Dec 3--The Chronicle saws
the Berlin Vorwaerts publishes a
scnthing protest against the lack az
financial support extended to soldiers
wives. In Austria divorced women
living on alimony are not entitled TO
suDpore during war.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1914-12-03
Kansas City Livestock

Kansas city, Mo, Dec 8-Cattle
receipts 1900 market steady to 1Oc
higher prime fed steers s925Gf 1925
dressed beef steers, $3.50 10 p25
COWS aud helfers 81 7b@S16; stockers
and feeders
Hog receipts 1900 market steady
10 lower heavy s0g0617, packers
and butchers S01bdTO5; Hight s8.sS
al.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1914-12-03
GREAT EGG.FRY FOR CHICA80i
CONDEMNED ~ GOVERNMENT

Chicago, Dec, "A record egr'frr
wus set for the lake front here today
when 2O4 40 eggs condemned by fed.
eral Officers under the pure food scs
we're DESTROYED by fire. This IL the
largest number Of eggs destroyed hsrs
at one time They weC seized IN
shipments from the west last seps@m.
haH
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1914-12-03
MEXICAN CHARGED WITH
KILLING, FOUND IN OKLAHOMA

Ooffeyvllle, Kan, DCC S.-Frank Men
dec, the Mexican trnck worker who (,
alleged TO have shot and killed W /
CARRIER a clothing merchant at Par
sons, Kan Saturday, is IN tail here
lie was brought from Cleveland ok
where ne was arrested
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1914-12-03

The Old Standard general strength.
ening tonic, GROVES TAsTELBss
chill TONIC, drives out Malaria, en-.
riches the blood, and builds mp the
pyrtem. A true tonic For adults and
nhlldren, So
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1914-12-03
ECHOES a. fl STREETS

The annual convention OF the Sure
ty and Casualty Underwriters associ.
alton " Oklahoma will be- held here
December ., at the headquarters Of the
association In the Insurance building
Later on, December IL, az another
meeting the association win be- al
dressed by II Bush OF Kansas city
Jim Farris, deputy sheriff Of Go.
Imanchr county. visited Oklahoma City
Wednesday
Former State Senator Guy ?. HOr.
ton was IN Oklahoma city yesterday
Presly Love, former sheriff Of King
fisher county spent several hours IN
Oklahoma city Yesterday
The members Of the grand jury
made visit Of investigation to the
city jail Wednesday afternoon. They
looked into the bars from the outside
The only phase Of jail life that they
missed and the one that IL probably
the most interesting of the jail birds
| existence was the evening meal Civ
eu by Jim Bruce II the word " jail
bird Is good they missed something
there. as Bruce Is looked mp IN aa a
| fine cook for jain The results ~
the Investigation viii be given soon
and chief Jones is optimistic OF the
result
The case against Abe Filler, who
was charged by X Jackson with stral
Ing Si5 from him In the Bennett room
( Ing house was turned over to tn,
county authorities Filler was found
with gun and pocket knife belong
ing 10 Jackson I'm his possession.
Secretary Of State Ben Y. Harrison
today granted the following charters
The Pawncc Surprise OIL and Gas
company NJ Pawnee. capital 100000
incorporators. II Franklin Pool. q
! W Burroughs. Clarence Scott Mark
ham Protective Investment company
N McAlestcr, capital, $50. 900, lncor
| porators CLYDE Coon, Lyle Coon, Kent
| V. Gray. McAlester First preshyte
rian church " Strong City capital
none; mcorpOratOrs, John IL Ford
W. G. Black, ". NJ. Black, Strong city
The Ishine company NJ Oklahoma
CIT, capital 5000. incorporators
Lizzie Hodges. Ren Hodges, Joseph J
] T.......t, f,trlnh.v,u Itt, TIu rk,..ua..ti
on company " Tulsa, capital $4,000
iucorporntors Solomon Harris, New
York, Samuel Barnett, Bronx, New
York. Alfred E Aaronson. Tulsa
The Raldy ON and Gas company oi
wum, capital Ss,OOO; ncorporators
'T y. Kirkland, Coffeyvllle, Kan. +
A. Eakcn James 81 Clair, Wann
Edmondsun Investment company oI
oklahoma city. capital, $4,000, I'm
corI,orators. j. d. Edmondson, G W
Hostctler. r. j Hodglns, ORlnhoml
/ CITY
The ladies auxiliary Of the order o.
Railway conductors viii meet at m,
odd Fellows hAll, Friday Afternoon
nt % 80 o'clock An members nre asNr,
to be- present
O.
The Ladies Aid society Of the FRS
Methodist Episcopal church win NEE
I'm the church parlor Friday afternoon
at 2:9O O'Clock business " import
ance is announced and all member,
are urged to attend. Circle number
win render musical program and cir
Gle number 3 will serve refreshments
. O.
A petition was filed In distriC
court this morning by Annn Ehret, nu,
OMarra, asking hearing hefor
Judge Carney of her suit for alimon
which had hccn adjusted several tiup
by the court Each time the amoun
that her former husband, Conrn
Ehret. should pay FOR her support, N
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1914-12-03
For Women

Sewing Stands-Slunrp tops English wi
low frame work I's lined covers of red
green and purple morocco fitted with all
necessary sewing articles % inches high
Prices Slj and $50
Sewing Basisets-luglIsh Willow body
rim and cover of rrd green aud purple
morocco, fitted with scissor. needles thread
thlmblc and other sewing articles Size.
large. medium and small $3.50 to x22.5O.
Ladies Bags brand ucv style rectan
eular ln shape brown leather cover mount
iugs Of solid gold contains stamp aud cnrI
ease pencil aud ceIluloid pud vanity cnse
complete bill and change purse Price $3.50
Vanity bag Large blue sutin. lined with
fine white rubber, contains comb. nail hair
and tooth brush mnnicurlug outfit hnirplns
tooth pnstc, tHlcum powder complexion now
der soap, mirror etc Price $1,000.
Sewing Sets iu leather cnsc- fitted 30,
TO $500.
Playing Cards In red and green crsae
$3.50; shopping and Engagement Books m
pin seal covers $500 Vanity Boxes, s.unre
fitted complete with finest accessories. $50
10 Sl2; Scissor Sets Writ
Ing Portfolios. Jewel Cases
Drinking Cups Desk Sets ~0
Bridge Sets Photo Gases
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1914-12-03
Quhrantins

HOGS A dime lower was the op
rntug of the hog trade today on the
light run W $50 head. OF the early
sales some porkers brought $500 Az
top with the bulk NJ the sales at $500
MGsO Pigs sell at $6.2Adb.7b.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1914-12-03

/ petition alleges, has been cut down !
until 1t Is now only - a week TN
| duplication aSstrLs that the plaintiff
without funds and cannot i've ami
support her three small children on
| that amount
Rev. Walter L.. Nine will deliver All
address at the Central State Norma
at Edmond this afternoon, OH the sub
Ject Holding on to the Ropes This
| Is Rev Mines third collegiate uddrrss
| In stA weeks lie made an address .
the Kansas state School for the Rliua
1 IN Kansas City. Kan, and an address
at the Kansas University recently
-O
| No evidence was taken by the grand
jury this morning as one Ot the Juror
Charles hellar, was excused III order
Ia complete his city civil service c\
nmlnuuur Probes we're To be- resumed
again at 80 Several members of
the city police department were wait
4 ing their turn around the door
/ Citizens Of Haywood, small place
near McAlrster ON the Rock Island
have Ieutluned the corporation com
mission 10 require the railroad compa
my to stop its freight and passenger
trains Ht the station II Is claimcI
that rhere Is sufficient trufflc. both
passenger and freight 10 Justify the
stopping ut trains there The com
mission will make an Investigation
Perry Miller former mayor Of Mus.
koscc wus an Oklahoma city yusitnr
Thursday Mr.. Miller was prumi
uent member Of the house Of the Third
legislature and gained the gratitude ur
the newspaper men by putting through
a resolution securing for them ndr
Quate desks and tables IN the legisla
ture
Congressman J. II. Thompson of
Pnuls Valley Democrat n. elected re-.
GENTLY 90 congress aud representing tho
oklahoma city district, spent few
hours here Thursday He left on An
afternoon train for Washington, u. G..
TO be- ready for the opening " con.
gress
The annual electlcn Of Officers for
the ensuing year and an impnrtanr
mntter OF business involving the ev
penditure OF seyernl hundred dolnr-
Of the orders funds will be- copsid
cred NJ the regular review " Okla
homa Tent No z, Maccahees nj the
han, 5O6h North Broadway tonight
at X O'Clock The presence of ever,
member Is very important
Examinations we're held nj the cIh
haU this morning for city positions
To-day applicants for positions as fire
men, patrolmen, chauffeurs and A.
sistnnt engineers were examined TN.
examinations FOR other positions with
Ice held IN the council chamber tomor
. rDw. nj a A o.,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1914-12-03
Congressman J. b. ThomnsOn q.


hal this morning for city positions
To-day applicants for positions as flrs
men, patrolmen, chauffeurs, aud AS
sist'nt engineers were examined The
examinations FOR other positions will
hc held IN the council chamber tomor
row nt 9 a. m.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1914-12-03
MARKETS
Oklahoma Livestock
TODAYS RECEpTs

Hogs .... a6o
CATTLE Trading was generally
steady IN the cattle division TODAY.
with only 800 head on hand, nine
cars OF which went to the packers di.
rect. Nothing etxra In tho beef line
showed up some bringing &5.5Om8.
Of the butcher stuff, the best brought
5.15md.25 ~ tops. with the bulk Al
A.5om5.15. Good bulls sold from IS
To $500 The stockrr and feeder trade
continued steady with the weeks loss
OF l5m2 cents Choice veal calye.
art quoted at Ss25d9.
Southaru Gfa.Yg
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1914-12-03
For Men

TRAVELLING Sets-Fittcd with brushes, comb.
tooth and nail brushes soap box. tooth
powder bottle ETC. Covers uf morocco and
-oa. Prices 5000 to $3.50.
Manicure Sets-Fittnd with best English
steel accessories Prices S1OO to $500.
Poker Sets-Nlorocco cases contains two
decks of curds and lOo poker checks Prices
$500 to $3.50
Military Brushes in morocco cases. best
bristlcs and ebony handles S25O 10 $500.
Tortoise Shell Combs-Two In glazed pig
skin case
Shaving Mirror and paper In pig skin
cH-e $500
Tie Folds of morocco and seal ST. 70 49,
Tie Rings. SlOO. Drinking Cups In pig
skin cases I, o g. ! and 3 cups IN a case
25c to $500. Metal Coat Hangers In leather
cases Use TO S20O-2 10 In case
Safety RaIor In morocco cases, Sl.OO;
Shoe Horns in leather cases 75c Desk Sets
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1914-12-03
A petitlon was filed In district

pt'N'VU NhH i"VN F" "aN"N
court this morning by Annn Ehret, now
O'Marra. asking n hearing hefora
Judge Carney of her suit for allmon,
which had hccn adjusted several tiup,,
by the court Each time the amount
that her former husband, Conrnd
Ehret should pay FOR her support. the
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1914-12-03

petition alleges, has been cut down
until II Is now only - a week Thr
application aSstrts that the plaintiff D.
without funds and cannot live ami
support her three small children on
that amount
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1914-12-03

The Ladies' Aid society Of the First
Methodist Episcopal church win meet
In the church parlor Friday afternoon
nt 2:9O o'clock. business " import.
ance IL announced and all members
are urged to attend Circle number 2
win render musical program and cir
Gle number 3 will serve refreshments.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1914-12-03

Former State Senator Guy r HOr.
ton was I'm Oklahoma city yesterday.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1914-12-03

The case against Abe Filler, who
was charged by r. Jackson with steal
ing Si5 from him In the Bennett room
Ing house was turned over TO the
county authorities Filler was found
with gun and pocket knife belong
ing 90 Jackson In his possession.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1914-12-03

TO Sl2; Scissor Sets Writ
ing Portfolios, Jewel Cases
Drinking Cups. Desk Sets
Bridge Sets, Photo Gases
Ink Wells, IAtterettes
llaudkerC hipf Cases
Library Sets etc.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1914-12-03

The ladies auxiliary Of the order Of
Railway conductors win meet at the
odd Fellows han Friday afternoon
ne o 30 o'clock All members nre asNru
to be- present
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1914-12-03

Ink Wells, Desk Pads,
Scissors and Paper Cut
ter I'm leather cases,
81 75 to $500; Cigar and
Cigaret Cases; Cigar and
Cigaret Humidors; Tool
Sets, Memorandum Books.
Pants Hangers, etc.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1914-12-03

Presly Love, former sheriff Of King
fisher county spent several hours iu
Oklahoma city yesterday
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1914-12-03
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Brooks, The Christmas Store !
Christmas
Packages

thu.mHa supp'"- m.A ..-.
Hrn,AH frr. wrapping department uuU
substitution AII Christmas packages wrup
ped uud urd rynly mr. delivery Dog uu.
purUr pu-t Hr express or lu person
pustufn.n stamps parrI post stamps
none, orders fancy christmas ribbon
and hu,ns ubumurd OF our Christmas
wrapping booth