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opo trS~s FROM HVGRN
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s 4. $ = > 3 s. 4. s. 3 = j. ) = y :
itat ,aifts eteW 80, sstveih u shr
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insn t,tnendss hn~ hss Ulries,
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ihpx 49, atte,ts ihr rsirf 81 nusisl
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Iht rirnAeni hae Hf|Y siEhi teeth
hiHf en earh siie ~ BIZ me
fHs vases uf fAsm ItiHfffa hatf 500
lDrsaafh nrts ihsa ih,ee ~ as Niih
men ih fhs nart ~ feair
The hsati Develops ataui nhr fnft
itnust4rdN sf % tn4 ~ ririirifia IA
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enoHsb iN nrwNt. "a haa aefu ii,i ma
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an|t n an tld tHInNtd Ns ifnnsi
taHIs laIia CaNhpHa $500 iaes
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-04-11
WANTED

WANTED Tn hug two fHnufsud rarda
hard cafde4od. state iaoatlon. rfief.
Eind and amount y p fas iz1a. Har
AniOnln Tekas. CO
WkNTED-N3fan raFn ~ this office
See mechanical department
WANTED r. boy aii fouf taud-
hand fUfniure au kuis ~ second
band rasris taaghi ard sid hiFhfei
cash prsrar raaA raftffs 4nd lisnt
store 3le Nessa.is atfeet SEES caf.fi
gnIitinr 90
DRESS shkino
WASTED plain apd fanfy trasa
maA.na 1854 Wafsf street. ftul
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-04-11
TYPEWRITER EXCHANGE.

GENERAL typrwetser tusinens eleAn-
inf. rcrAiuue. rcntais eAita hxNefi
~afkmknahlIe iieNsonRtle Eftcea
ccQlus Chfisu Typeeiiief KnthaAge.
sis starr sireel iboNt int
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-04-11

CORPUS CHRISTI leads me vorid ir
the question n Tes nnd ciiaTfff
PALACE TAul0nf isads Corpus
Christ IN TIE cieauinK and pfessing
tusiness Phone tsS. y
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-04-11

teauaf0i nit t4e ffss to nrst rerrof
.CystilnE aFsns, - tnuf IOWA Wtt,
lrfrfnatt,aai NINA IA. taostnut
i'f.i4asintiA IA
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-04-11

ih0s 90 ihe NrnIsasfl nttinrl'o mset
loe.lAilee ne~ M ths pllaei. lse,sa,
iufs
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-04-11
FoR sALU on TRADE.


EOR TRADE Two good farms iu
Cunranchr County ~ ffade fur stock
- merchandise iHts 'n san Antonio
Tor automobile y q. Pate. Nueres
Hotel ist
100000
ron Tsfr Nr rHhNr fTffrs afrIN
sri cn passenger auto ln nnf faud.iiNn.
wni take small 0u Boz trade a l"ifHn.
Phone 2fg fflfl
rpH SALE OR TRADE ninnd new
ZION typsRTifsr fof cash ~ rnchanne
for ra0n and board Faiue Ahoai tles
claude Johnston phone $50, care "
Davis Electric Geo $50
FUn shfE un TRADE ffmrr in.
como property sf Forf AHnaHs ri
ausH farm ~ rnah uhaf hsFr fpu
w. b. Harmon. Post Afansas. Irtaf
Gfli
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-04-11
pcslrios WANTED

WANTED pasiflc- BY crqeriennfd
"a. Tractor engineer BOX 80. ciiI
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-04-11

f1h Rent FURNISHED a t.,,...ns
o.lsr ~ car lire and paved sir.st
~ Liberty. Phone xsa sss
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-04-11
POULTRY.

HALF rrico FORMER lisi rflce hsFs
far haichgaE frnfn TON barfon hpfiish
White I.eThorns A little folder tells
abuni fas 40 esx hen ~ thc aehins
Eggs slice. tifa ana ifte rer Scitins
tffsr Aufu iNih i'aane fph J. D
f,tarri.srs. corpus Christi. lraas
ttttf
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-04-11

~ order. sel,sls.e Ia ylalssiss II
TeSas h,als laws
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-04-11

f-h hkNr-~1 nr~e-roorn rurri,Nsa
eeitAfee-siS.eQ pcr month. n ~
VAUGHN ~ hesAcs street. phoss a.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-04-11
FOX 1AIE- MISCELLANEOUS

.-.--.
FoN SALE sart aasfn nfsai saut
nHaHi ta IffHa ftHn lruulft I A.
50 Hnlau 900 atau Hfu.i inone t4a
,tsu
LUMBER AnhNildins materials com
pirir h1aso huis shipped any where
Ions i,af yellow pine lumber rfaacs
guaranteed send bel NUHr estimates
Ne can save fua mnnef g.. 1snut
humber Go. inA' Charles. ia q"
hou,shois goods fes sale Phone CO.
,gtp
We stin Have Bargains In
corfuustst Iron
humber and ciraenslcn stuff
SOUTHLAND LUMBUR COMPANY.
eie Leopard Street rfaus r.
|iuR SAFE Sos eldt sssair M0rnr
lIrien Show 500 altra Uhaira Na.
Itiauai lIalEi0 ilnau HiHiFiflh lTf
tur NafNnc fumpanH Az ana fHif
IeIgiHffi BOZ afft wat F.et hFHtHnU
+ Wniih ls4Hte9 it sofa ai unt0 f1fs aa
lttkea t fHaH.n fU eeiiinH nauN hif
IntnNf lnNHtfe rlnf AioHd o. VHm
WU0daan i.Hi DhapAlf.l mursf Coi
Hus olnst Iosaa ttgr
uE SALE Nmawls eaaa 5000.
uon $4,000 49, b. Whistles b. BE-
Nu laat|
|lpH sAlI Thrs, hund,ei sieof suo
huns Nths b. 81 ernfrt WfuH iiHe
r.enHtlls ifo.'
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-04-11

ron hhNT rwc nts .roam modern
ee''sges ca Buffalo street Apply a.
80, -. Gust beye. r. iess Huff0ia
Phone soS a.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-04-11

-ou'seols coed. 's' sale aAer. CO.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-04-11

a. iiHti Mica. dlsNlti ~ "a tstla
fiite "a sNiit glstfl nnm 800 -aH,e
3its created i nra rertfa n hHiital.
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ElfNi mcmhfis 81 tHe hppitiNlri
mmit. ~ NaieltHnn Nmn U.s. iss
s.affs at fffu pnNHat TAt lafaQsf
nfifha iie ihe Nahitsi tt
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-04-11

FOR RENT OR LEAsE -G,rsa pa,,ur.
~ soeP acres Tor rent 81 lease flr.
tress Nueces River. San Fstricsa
Comfy. kos sts care Caller. Sss
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-04-11

't tAiH ana thrrs s.fcer.
- Pqrchss rhone sss tsuo
f1R RENT ftRNIsnEp.- a go.
se.se ~ car lire and paved sirrst
va l-etfsy. fAons ssa IN,
~ hkNr-~ rnr~e-room fursi,h.a
s.''Atee- tlSQe pcr month RI L.
Vaughn y. hesAcs street Phoss 49,
ns
f'N hENr Flhe iI.Y "a 80 $3.50
fitfq and uF furnished "a arfarn
..n''i t"tr f.h Funrtrua. sis
. . ,i~l
ron RENT rwo nss-roam m.s,,r
cottages un Buffalo strrst Aosi, n
NJ Gust beye r. iess BuffAia
- 80
fuR RENT OR LEAsF -ei,-,d r.,,-,,
~ soeQ acres Tor rent 81 io.se M.
grass Nueces River. San p.,rtr.e
county. BOX 90 care Caller. 40
eHasasaaa
I FOR RENT storu roou, Al an PINE.
street ApFiy Seaside Hotel Phone "
Sssil
IFOR RENT Ekifa iars. rV.-r...-.
voltage. al clusonlsncs. 81 ot 49,.
month Ap9iy fps Caller iet
'fuB RENT rive. seven IN ri-h,
room modern house Furnished 20 eu.
Furnished Amos Moore. Paone ts7.
lsi
|FoR RENT Reasonable nice me-.
modem s-roon cottage AZ t0li Agnes
- faone 'ts ,sogl
FOR RENT one ana one s.room
house fur rent all conyeulencts Close
~. south Water strset Call Phone
INA ts,t,
IfoR REST FURNISHED A t-roorr
house on sar Tine ard paved street
e2t liberty. Phone 1.s tsssi
fon RENT faom house. oafnei
hlnr ard Aenrs streets suos Wu.rl
Moor VIVA rharr Cs1. ttsel
Fon REST s.room housf. close f
and reasonable Phone lof 1881
FOR nENT Modern fraum house
N0rih Water aif,ei close 3D. school
apply Martin Toa a cutics Co phan,
.Ifo. tssS
FOR RENT f4shf housekeeping
raams on saiir Furnished as unfr
nishcd reasonable 5oth srmtrf
street. i.catlefWood huhtinF ts
'Fon REST rour furulshr1 caane.t
ing raems gii W4ce sifrst rhon'
sss lsoe
fun HENT Modern l.raam hnast OF
South Hufi Gar line Ether fnfnishe.
,H unfunished neasonnhlr rent phan.
foi = 'au "a cNens Furaltmf ce
tse1
fOR HENT NicrlF ffn's.e1 Ttufh
casi rHnm on CORNER facing laf
within . blocks ~ Faai ishir hiari
1898 Water street fNunt lNlA lfla
FOf uiNT TWe rmns nemr.plfi
nulah,d faf housekeeping East 81
uHsurf modern fif0a pea month
isal Mesquite street rhunt u.s. ttlf
-.----~---------------.-
POSITION WASyED-Fsmais
two respectable white STRIFE are anA
Ian a. find employment in good faiu
H,s rhaae stt 0ssf
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-01-07
HOPE TO CARRY
NEXT ELECTION
Republicans VIII Hold State Meeting
February | and 2 Plan for Greater
Campaign In Two Years.

Preparation for a big Republican
meeting TO he held February ~, Lin
coins birthday, at Oklahoma City and
to be attended by active Republicans
from all parts OF the state, is now un'
der way. II Is understood that this
meeting is the first step In prepara'
ton for the campaign OF 1915 and tint
the work for the next two years will
be outlined at this time.
Letters received since the election
by State Chairman Arthur II. Geissler
from all parts N the state indicate the
fact that the Republicans came within
less thnn five thousand votes Of elect
ing governor last year has inspired
the belief In them that II Is quite los
sible for Oklahoma 10 60 Republican
and TINT TO that end a systematic and
continuous propaganda should I've ear
ried ON.
Chairman Geissler has announced
that he win call meeting OF the Re
publican state committee for February
II and he win also issue a general in
vitation TO party workers throughoI
the state to attend this meeting. Ro!
M. johnson OF Ardniore, president o
the Republican State Press nssocia
ton, win call a meeting Of the R4puh
lican editors for the same day and u
night there will be big Lincoln Da,
banquet TO which the general plbli
will be invited. Details Of the .speal'
ing program FOR this banquet win b
announced later.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-01-07
MORE CHILDREN
ARE EDUCATED
Oilahoma Leads Nation In Advance.
ment Of utersey; Country's Per.
eenisge Is Small, says Report.

Washington, Jan. Mot more than
fifteen out Of every 1000 chldrn
from ten 10 fourteen years Of age. IN,
the United States are unable TO read
and write according TO statistics an.
nounced by the federal bureau of edu.
cation.
An analysis OF the figures anows
that In 1900 there were forty.two out
Of every 1900 children between the
ages Of ten and fourteen who were
illlterate. This number had been re
duced to twenty-five IN 1910 and to
fifteen In 1914.
From a standpoint OF proportional
education OF illiteracy the bureau saws
Oklahoma leads all states. In 1903
this state had 124 illiterate children
OF the ages named. In 1910 Il had
but seventeen"
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-01-07
EASTMAN WANTS
RULES PRINTED
Postmaster Believes Publication ei
Parcel Pest Instruetions Saves Phone
Company Labor.

Postmaster II. q. Eastman believes
that the Pioneer Telephone vvmpaii,
should retain In Its directory the pages
devoted to the publication Of rules and
regulations relative to the Parcels
post and also the street guide feature
With the bills sent out this month
the telephone company eDeioses q cir
cular asking for expression OF views
by patrons as TO the advisabinty OF
eliminating these features AZ well Ms
the railroad time table out Of the
telephone directory
II believe that the public could dc
very well without the time table feat
ure," said Postmaster Eastman today
''rhe people Az a rule % not desire
TO trust time table that IL seyefai
weeks or months old and the newspa
pers print this information and keer
II up to date.
The parcels post rules and the
street guide. however, should be re
tanned. The information relative Il
parcels posts doubtless saves the
/ telephone company thousands OF calls
each year by people who otheryyis'
would inquire Of the postoffice by tele
phone as to some feature Of th'
service. While the street guide Is print
ed in the city directories only small
portion Of the people have them ant
! II would he great convenience 10 ,u'
public 10 have this feature Of the tele
phone directory retained.
Dead men tell no tales-and dea'
ano.a ,oaO mona
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-01-07
FOR APPROPRIATIONS
Both Houses to Cd Such Measures
Clear and Start Seen on Other Leg
islation.

Leaders OF both branches OF the
present legislature viii make an ef
fort TO get as many OF the appropria.
tion bills ~ possible out Of the way
al the beginning OF Hae session In or.
der to clear the way for other lesis.
lstion.
In past sessions the important al.
preparation bills have come up at the
close Of the session clogging the leg.
islative machinery, and causing much
embarrassment and resulting In the
killing OF much other legislation which
was important.
The committees on appropriations
In each house win Immediately get
busy after their appointment and will
psobsbg take up appropriations for
the various state institutions at the
very cutsst. Several bills for main
tenaslce Of state Institutions were In
troduced q the very beginning Of tn,
present seesion. State Examiner ant
Inspector Fred Parkinson win certlf,
TO the appropriation's committee u
both housesi the budget Of appropria
lions needed by several departments
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-01-07
ROOMS OF MACCABEE'S
Elegant New Temple Is Established
In Lee Building: Public Installation
Of Officers Tonight.

Oklahoma. Tent No. 8, X. o. T. NJ,
Maecabees, viii formally open its new
temple in the Lee building, Main
street aud Robinson avenue tonight
All members are urged TO he present
and TO bring some one whom they con.
slider would desire TO be candidate
foi membership In the order
The new temple IA excellently fitted
for the purpose. A large lodge room,
reception and reading room, kitchen,
dressing rooms and lockers are prepar'
ed and In readiness for the meet, and
special arrangements have been made
to furnish the members with a place
to read on all week days
An added feature Of the meeting
tonight viii be the public installation
of officers, recently elected for thu
coming year. A large attendance to
night is expected by present officers
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-01-07
WANTS A LIVE CHURCH
Dead Christians Only Advertise In =
Cemetery, Evangelist Said, and Peo-
pie Dent Like Ccmeteries.

The revival at the First Methodist
church is taking on a distinct charac-
ter. Last night Rev. Jones. the evan
gelist, pounded out a regular Philippe
against dead church. Rev. Jones
Il working whole heartedly to gather
people into the church. hut he thinks
the church should fix up its house for
more people and that all Its members
should put ON the manners Of the
Christian life.
Living Christians are the best ed
y,rtisement Y, Of q Christian church.
Rev Jones maintains. Dead Chris
tians advertise the church an a GENE
terry and people are not fond Of CEN
ttery" he said.
The sermon tonight will be ON th,
subject First Bearing on the worl
Test
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-01-07
,tee,, Sweaters and Other Apparel

price There will be remarking. The present tags nd
cate the value aud saeeole have been instructed to
sell knitted goods At HALE And pease keep this In mind
When into the market buy for the fall and winter
Of l8l5lG win not sacrifice quality for price We tell
you frankly that II is your interest to buy We make
the sacrifice hcou-c consider good storekeepng
goods u every description when they are In season
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-01-07
Clearance of Knitted Goods at Half
Carriage Robes Shawls, Petticoats Infants Sacques
Mittens and Bootees.

Despite the fact that the British embargo wool is like
g to make the prices Of al wool knitted goods higher this
than they have been years by knit goods have
been added to the list Of quality merchandise that
during the Scott Halliburton Before Inventory Sale Begin
ming tomorrow morning practically everything In the Of
Knitted goods the Fourth Floor WIN be sold exactly half
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-01-07
MISSION BOARD
MEETING HELD
Twenty State Officers Attend COs,fer.
ence ut Home Of Mrs. ". A. Knott |;
Reception Given.

The annual meeting of the executive
board OF the Oklahoma Missionary 80
ciety Of the Presbyterian church OF the
United States convened Tuesday
morning at the home OF Mrs. W. 4.
Knott OH East Fourth street. Twenty
state officers were present. Reports
Of the work ~ missions were given
and plans made for 1915, which will
include broader and more aggressive
campaign.
one action taken was Of especial In
terest 10 the missionary workers Of
the city, for II was decided by unanl-
nous vote TO assist the annual school
Of missions which will meet here IN
June, by a substantial sum, and re-
quests were sent to all Of the eight
Presbyterials meeting In March to
take similar steps.
The state officers residing here as.
sisted Mrs. Knott In serving lunch
con and an informal reception In
honor Of the visitors was held from !
TO 7 o'clock this afternoon when many
callers were received.
Those In attendance at tho meeting
Of the board were Mrs. G. II. Hume Of
Anadarko; Mines \. A. Gamble ant
D. r. Cramer Of Muskogee; Mrs. "
n. Hehdren and Miss Alice String
field Of Tulsa Mrs. q. A. Streeter n
shawnee; Mrs. " D 1inklepaugh oi
El Reno Mrs, George Brett Of Pone,
City; Mrs. G. N. Wininsham Of Ho
bart; Mrs. ", ". Kerr OF Kingfisher
Mrs. o. Phillips Of Guthrie; Mrs. A
Chamberlain Of Vinlta, and Mines y
n. Tresdwell, O. " Ward, W. W. Per
ry, A. Morrison and II. B. Ringlan'
Of this city. The girls OF the West
: minister Guild assisted In entertainin,
the guests at the social meeting.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-01-07
HAS BIG COLLECTIONS


The annual statement Of 4 n.
Franklin, city license inspector, for
the year ending Deeember 81. lelA,
shows that the city has taken IN
through the department OF accounting
and finance under Commissioner n q.
Trueblood. Sl5.14506. Automobile.
motorcycle and drivers licenses are
not included In that amount.
Since the amount collected by the
license inspector for the year 1918
was ti5,i69.35, there Ia shown an IN.
crease In the collections u 1914
which would have been larger had Il
not been for legislation whirh, durink
the latter half Of 1914, prevented
CERTAIN noney-making devices from bs.
Ing operated IN Oklahoma City, there
by preventing the city from ohtaiinnk
81 l76, which was collected In 1917
During the year 1914 sutenol,Ilp
licenses, motorcycle licenses an1 driv
ers' pcrmifs brought In q, total sum
OF $500. which makes q total Of f2i.l
4oC.ee collected BY the city IN n
censes
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-01-07
FUNERAL AT TEMPLE
Bishop +, X. Brooke Officiates at Ms
sonic Ceremonies Over Body s Q.
G. POttinger-Relati,es Here.

The funeral OF G. G. Pottingcr, well
known oklahoma City real estate man
who died suddenly In III Paso, Texas,
Tuesday morning. was held at the Ma
sonic temple under the direction Of
Siloam Lodge No. 276. assisted by
Bishop y. X Brooke, this afternoon Al
. O'Clock The Masonic ritual was
used.
John pP6ttlnger. father of tAs 10
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-01-07
OPERATIVES ARE HERE
Independent Ts1ouA~e WORKERS. Of
state Diseuss Qentitions Previous
70 Estahlishnsle u Schedule.

Independent tsAsphone operators
from over the state met here this
afternoon to discus conditions rela
tive to the establishment OF inst
schedule for long distance service In
connection with other lines
An order recently made by the cor,
poratlon commission was practically
reversed By the supreme court and III.
independent operators desire 10 ar
range. II possible, some Tangible ba-
ais OH which they may operate. Ths
latter viii probably make report u
their final action TO the e0mmlssion.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-01-07
TESTIFY FOR DEFENSE
Witnesses In Rule Case Ten Hew Bills
Presented by Hin Were Cheeked Up
BY Legislature Clerks

In the prosecution Of ]. N. Rule
charged with fraud In state printing
contracts at the 1911 season Of the
state legislature. the state finished the
introduction Of evidence this morning
and the defense offered AZ witnessss
r. ID. Elklns, chief property room man,
James II. Wagner. assistant In the
property room, and q. A, Crossett,
chief clerk Of the house
The evidence was to show the man.
ner Of checking up the hills presented
by Rule and the Warden company 10
the state for approval and payment.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-01-07
Cars Ann RRMODELED
10 CAsRy WAR HORSES

Osdsn, Utah. Jan. 1.--Remcdsllins
worh On larss stool csp has hsen
started At the southern Pacific shops
the Equipment belng especially fitted
TO carry one thousand horses bought
for the French ana Enslish armies. to
the Atlantic -eeboprd. the horSes be.
Ing brought here for shipment
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-01-07
BEFORE NyENTORY SALES.

our Before Inventory Sales con
tinue on six floors While the
process Of stock taking II IN prog
ress, we are giving the people un.
usual values. We hope 10 finish
taking inventory within a few days.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-01-07
LADD AND SMITH HERE
Only Two Old soldiers Sent TO the
Legislature for This session Are
From Greek and Alfalfa Countles.

Oily two old soldiers are memrers
OF the present legislature, tpt tnsy
are both active and alive to every
thing that Ia going on In the lower
house. They are W. J. Ladd, the mem.
Der from Creek county, known among
his constituents as Big" Ladd, and
J. G. Smith Of Alfalfa county.
The two old soldiers are long timf
friends and will spend a great deal Of
time together during the session They
are well Informed on the states needs
aud say they will not vote for ar,
legislation that Ia not necessary. Both
aF Republicans and both belong 10 ths
farmsrs caucus organized wednes
day night.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-01-07

released on bond He Is prosperous
merchant at Lindsay and has a wife
and two children. He had come to
the city with his little daughter TO buy
her an automobile when he met some
acquaintances from home and went
to the place on California street Mon.
roe denied having fired the shot, but
the girl gave the officers his name and
said the shooting was the result Of
his accusation that she had taken $500
from his pocket.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-01-07
OSTRICH TRIMMED HATS At s3SO.
Values from $500 10 $3.50.

Each bat has distinctive air Of exclusive beauty that viii
appeal could pay much for headwea Hats
that have before sold at this low price All coors to
lec from.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-01-07

The average man thinks he ha~
something coming 10 him. aud II ~
is Insrried man hs Is sur 10 ~ H.
and then some A
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-01-07
UNTRIMMED HATS AT Ssc.
Values from $500 10 $3.50.

entirely new line Of untrlmmcd hats that found
during the preparation for taking inventory Hats that should
have sold earlier In re anywhere from $3.50 $3.50
Medium and large In blues, reds, browns and grays