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The Washington herald., 1916-05-27
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An illustrated lecture ON s3The
American Indian" will be delivered by
DR.. William o. Bailey in the Church
of the Ascension. Twelfth street and
Massachusetts, avenue northwest, at s
o'clock tonight.
DIR. Edward II. EEbert, fsrmer chief
surgeon of the American Red Cross
detachment to Russia, will lecture on
The Spirit of Russia" in Emmanuel
Baptist Church the evenings of June
and 3, for the beneht of the Ameri-
can Ambulance Hospital in that coun-
try.
washington's hrst community forum
the Grover Cleveland--will meet for
the last time until September in the
Public Library at 3 o'clock tomorrow
afternoon. The members of the House
District Committee and all other mem
bers of Congress who have addressed
the forum during its first year will be
honor guests at tomorrow's meeting.
Miss Margaret Wilson, honorary presi-
dent, will preside.
The National Training school for
Women and girls at Lincoln Heights
will hold commencement exercises at
$50 o'clock next Friday evening.
Watt Terry. of Brockton, Mass, will
be the principal speaker. The gradu-
alton exercises will be preceded by
the unveiling of a bust of Lincoln at
the institution on Thursday after
noon.
The wandcrlusters will take a i've
mile hike in the vicinity of Bancroft,
Va, tomorrow afternoon. The hikers
will leave the Virginia end of the
Aqueduct Bridge in automobiles at
1880 p. m. W. Palmer Hall and c. A.
Gambs will lead the party.
The women's University Club of
George Washington University is
planning a unique canal-boat trip up
the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal from
Georgetown next Saturday. The girls
will leave Georgetown early in the
morning. and. after cruising up the
canal for several hours, will spread a
picnic lunch on the shady banks. All
the girl students of the university
have been invited.
The annual all-day picnic of All
Souls Memorial Protestant Episcopal
Church Sunday school will be held to-
day at Springfield, the residence of
the rector. Rev. DR.. ]. MacBride Ster-
rett, in Pierce Mill road.
About 100 members of the TroweII
Club will meet at the New Ebbitt to-
night.
Students from Bliss Electrical school,
Takoma Park, will give a dinner at
the New Ebbitt tonight.
The Maryland Division, Post b. of
the Travellers Protective Association
will have a dinner at the New Ebbitt
at o'clock tonight
Mrs II. 7. Cook, of Wyoming ave
nue. northwest, will read at the Ma
tionaI Library for the Blind, 1929 II
street northwest, at . o'clock this
afternoon.
The Washington herald., 1916-05-27
COLLEGE CHUMS SING
AROUND LIGHTED CANDLE
Alumni of Northwestern University
Revive Old Custom of Honorins
Alma Mater.

relay Of kilograms from the thirty
seven alumni associations throughout the
country was one OF the features of the
annual meeting OF the Washington
Alumni Of the Northwestern University
at the residence OF Mrs. Lydia NJ. Stan.
sell, 7os Nineteenth street northwest last
night. The telegram from the West tc
the Washington alumni came from Pitts
burgh. and was sent on to New York
while the message from New York was
transmitted to Pittsburgh.
The alumni also followed the old Gus
tom Of lighting a candle in honor OF
alma mater and joining hands about it
singing a college song
The officers elected for the coming year
were: Isaac r. Hit. president; Mrs. c. H.
Hanson, vice president. and S. A. Malt
man, secretary.
Among those present were Mr. and
The Washington herald., 1916-05-27

new TRADE BODY
ON l4TH Street
Merchants Plan to Encourage
Business by Organization
Just Formed.
PETTY MADE PRESIDENT
Resolution Disapproves Action of
PETTY MADE PRESIDENT
Resolution Disapproves Action of
House in Voting to Abolish
Half-and-Half Plan.

With the purpose of encouraging, stim-
ulating, promoting and improving the
business and generally advancing the in
terests OF the persons, firms and corpor-
auons on Fourteenth and adjacent
streets, northwest, the Fourteenth Street
Business Mems Association was organ
lzed last night at r meeting in the United
Savings Bank Building.
After adopting a constitution and set
OF bylaws, 1t passed a resolution dis
approving the abolition OF the half-and-
half plan for District appropriations. A
copy Of the resolution will be sent to the
District committee in the Senate.
The following officers were elected:
Thomas E. Petty. president: DIR. Marvin
Herndon, first vice president; DR.. w. S.
Richardson, second vice president; H. NJ.
Crandall third vice president; William
X De Lashmutt, secretary; Nelson Steele,
assistant secretary; Frank Stewart, treas
Urer, and Wade H. Cooper, counsel.
Among those present, who will be
w. W. Benton. W. A. Brett, Aeneas Col
Inns, Mai T. T. Smith, DR.. D. f. Buck
ingham, c. NJ. Morrison, Fred Geyer,
Wade H. Cooper, r. E. Riddleberger, l..
f. Hutchinson, w. D. Barry, William X.
Smoot. John F. Shriner, W. B. Willis,
a. Schumacher, Marcus Schumacher, John
DoOnis. George Gerstein. F. ]. Walker,
Julius II. Wolf, F. S. Stewart, Oscar
Baum. William r De Lashmutt, Mel
son Steele, W. S. Richardson, Robert
s. Campbell, Marvin Herndon and Joseph
Campbell
The Washington herald., 1916-05-27
COLONIAL BEACH OPEN TODAY.
st. Johns VIII Make Initial Trip
This Afternoon

The initial trip of the steamer ST.
Johns to Colonial Beach will be
made this afternoon at 2:30 O'Clock
TO accommodate the Decoration Day
crowd. Trips will be made tomorrow
at a. m. Monday at p. IN. and
tuesday at a. m. On the return
trips from Colonial Beach the St
Johns will leave at midnight tonight
and Monday, and at p. m. Sunday
and Tuesday. Music and dancing
will be a feature OF these trips
Colonial Beach is now in its early
spring glory. The fishing and crab
bing is good, and while the water is
not as warm as 1t will be in midsum-
mer. those who have tried it report
the bathing fine. The boardwalk
amusements are ready and dancing
will be found in the big pavilion. The
st. Johns will make regular trips to
the beach every Saturday and Sunday
The Washington herald., 1916-05-27
SUFFRAGE PROTESTS POUR IN.
Women of West Angry at Delay OF
House judiciary Committee.

Protests are coming in from women
voters in many parts of the West
against the inaction OF the House
judiciary Committee to which was
referred the bill proposing a national
suffrage amendment. Mrs. Phoebe A.
Hearst, of California, expressed her
opinion Thursday as follows:
II wish to express at once my pro-
test against the continued obstruc-
tion of the national suffrage amend
ment by the Judiciary Committee OF
the House. I believe. in the interests
of justice and freedom that the COM
mittee should make an immediate re-
port of the amendment to the
House"
Mrs. Harriet Stanton Blatch,
daughter of Elizabeth Cady stanton,
the pioneer suffragist, voiced her pro-
test before the Colorado State conven-
tion of the Progressive party in Colo
rado Springs on May 90.
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WINS POINT FOR SIR ROGER.

Michael Francis Doyle. OF Philadelphia,
employed as attorney to help defend Sir
Roger Easement in the high treason trial
IN London, yesterday got safe conduct
from the British Ambassador here for
secret documents that Doyle is to carry
to London with him soon when he goes
to aid Sir Roger.
Mr. Doyle also called at the White
House. where he obtained from Secretary
Tumulty and Counselor Polk letters to
Ambassador PAGE in London requesting
tnat Mr.. Doyle be given courteous treat
meht- The attorney was accompanied to
Washington by Mrs. Agnes Newman, of
New York. Sir Rogers sister
The Washington herald., 1916-05-27
ALUMNI PLAN BIG REUNION.
Mount st. Joseph College Graduates
VIII Go to Baltimore,

Former students Of Mount St Joseph's
College, residing in Washington, are
planning to have large delegation at
the annual reunion in Baltimore on
May 90
Many additional features have been
added to this years program, which in
cludes sports of all kinds for the after
uOon and election of officers and ban
luet in the evening. Reports received in
dicate that it will be the largest reunion
in the history Of the college.
The officers of the alumni are: DR.
John T. O'Mara, president James B.
BROMLEY, vice president; William g.
Schuncke, sscTetary-treasurer; executive
committee, William Wagner, DR.. Nor
bert Nitsch. DR.. William KneI and Emil
Miller. The officers Of the Washington
Association are William Warren, presi-
dent; DR.. ]. Lawn Thompson, vice presi-
dent; Andrew S. Balm, secretary, and
Carl Eckstein. treasurer.
The Washington herald., 1916-05-27

Senator Sherman, of Illinois, has gone
to New York for a short visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. b. Butler are ex-
pected to leave Washington on Wednes-
day for their summer home at Sugar
Hill, N. H. > F.
Representative Littlepage, of West vir-
ginia, is confined to the Emergency Hos
pital, following an operation on his
hand.
Richard Wedderspoon. of this city, has
been awarded a travelling scholarship for
study in Europe by the Pennsylvania
Academy of Fine Arts.
Mrs. James ]. Wingfield will leave to-
day for Richmond to attend the funeral
of Eier brother, Police Capt George W.
Epps. who died yesterday, following an
operation for throat trouble.
Among those arriving at the Shoreham
yesterday were Mrs. Benjamin Seabury
and Miss. Seabury, of Providence; Mrs
Marshall F. Holmes. Of Chicago: Mrs
William H. owen. of New York, and Mrs
+. N. Thomas, OF Richmond
The Washington herald., 1916-05-27
TO HONOR CONFEDERATE DEAD

On Sunday afternoon. June T. at 4
o'clock, the annual Memorial Day exer-
cises will be held in the Confederate sec
ton of Arlington National Cemetery
when the graves Of the Confederates will
be strewn with flowers. The committee on
arrangements is headed by Capt. Fred
Beall. commander OF Camp III. L. c. V.
The other members are John NJ. Hickey,
John T. Callaghan, r. S. Denny, NJ. B.
Richmond. and w. l. Wilberson.
Mrs. George S. Covington. chairman
of the floral committee, will have the di-
rection Of the flowers that are to be
laid on each OF the graves in this sec
ton. Senator Vardaman, of Mississippi,
will deliver the principal address.
The Washington herald., 1916-05-27

tect matter specifically referred by the
House to its District Committee last
January. is as superficial as it is revolu-
tionary. 1t cannot stand the test of the
Senate's examination. The Joint Select
Committee of Congress in its report
unanimously repudiated the misleading
statements as to District taxation, which
afforded the only arguments in the Sen
ate in favor of the similar rider last
year"
The Washington herald., 1916-05-27
Lansing Denies Resignation Yarn.

Positive and emphatic denial was forth
coming from both the White House and
the State Department yesterday OF
rUmorS that Secretary of State Robert
Lansing was to resign his post because
he did not indorse the foreign policy of
President Wilson. The story is nom
sense" he said. 'and simply shows that
all of the fools are not dead yet"
The Washington herald., 1916-05-27

until June 90. when the daily, except
Monday. trips will start Moonlight
dancing trips will begin Wednesday,
May 81 and through June the ST.
Johns will make these evening trips
daily except Saturdays and Sundays
The Washington herald., 1916-05-27

In the present fiscal year the United
states Bureau of Fisheries expects to ex-
coed all former records in the number of
nsh distributed and may pass the 5,Ooo,-
900 mark. ~,
The Washington herald., 1916-05-27

Mrs. z. F. Burchard, H. A. Harding,
Prof. Edgar Frisbee, L. S. N. retired
Miss Frisbee. Mr.. and Mrs. B. E. Erik
son Mr. and Mrs. c. H Hanson, Mrs.
Isaac r. Hit. Dr. and Mrs. z. L Parks,
Harrison z. Pstten and Nelson NJ.
Thomas.
The Washington herald., 1916-05-27
TEMPERATURES IN OTHER CITIES.
TIDE TABLES

tBy United States Coast and Geodetic surrey)
Todsy-High water. ss32 a. m. and 415s D. m low
water, II :l2 a. m. and IL p p. m
Tomorrow-High water 5:I a, m. and 5.,o n m
low water, II midnight and l2oe p. m.
The Washington herald., 1916-05-27
WEATHER CONDITIONS.

District OF Columbia and MaHland-Fair Satnr-
day and probably Sunday; gentle northeast to
southeast winds.
Virgna-Fair Saturday and proba bly, Sunday
gentle to moderate northeast TO cast winds
There will be showers and thunderStorms Saturday
in the greater portion Of the Lake region followed
by generally fair weather Sunday while in the
Atlantic and East Gulf States the Ohio Valley and
Tennessee the weather will be generally fair Satur-
Gay and Sunday. Temperatures will not change
decidedly.
LOCAL TEMPERATURE
Midnight Y; 2 a. m, Sc; a. m, s.; a. m,
SO: a. m. 70; 10 a. m. 70; Z noon, II: p m.
70: p. m, 50; p. M. 70; p m "A; 10 P. m. IL
Highest. 81; lowest e.
Relative humidity-s a. m, IS; p. NJ, as; s
D. m, 40. Rainfall Is p. m. to p. m), trace.
Hours Of sunshine 8; per cent Of possible sun
shine 8.
Temperature same date last year-Highest, 50;
lowest. s..
The Washington herald., 1916-05-27
sun AMI Moor

Today-Sun rises at 4;+s a. m. and sets at IA
p IN Moon rises at a. m. and sets at S:3e d. m
iomoio"-sun nses at i;iS a. m. and sets at Is
p M .s .. -.- - = . - =
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purely personal

Senator Sherman, of Illinois, has gone
to New York for a short visit.
The Washington herald., 1916-05-27

Time tables giving details of these changes
may be obtained at Ticket Offices. 18th and
New York Ave. 6l9 Pa. Ave and Union Sta
ton. --.. .E...
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NOTICES.
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THE WANT Al

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world my voice In heard I'm the four cor
ncrs, for | voice the needs ~ humanity.
my power ends only whore there IN no
newspaper there iS no mission too great
NO task too small Tor me, my efficiency Is
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respect every human emotion. and In the
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many tolcs, bring SMILES to my au.
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FURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT
In Answering Ads plensr Mention Times.

FOR REST ~ PRIVATE UoME TO !
or rTNTLENTN. ONE NICELY
rrHNlsrup. SOUTHWEST ROOM
rHoN,. oNr ni0CE FROM CAR LINE
N>D WITHIN WALKING DISTANCE
ul' TOWN PHONE W. 62lt OR CALL
Nr l7ni DALE AVE.
FURNISHED sleeping room. downstairs:
DNt side. everything new, call after
'no inst l'n
lNu,J. we'll furnished srcrplus room tor
rrur no private residence. easy walk
.nr distance, 'S month l09 T.. 9th st
NICELY Furnished room to lady en-.
r.o,,l ln h'o,,, 5oo " l2th; references
INour wa ~
TWO bright wprm nicely furnished bed
rNuw. urINur hOwr. s. 90 week. near
good board Wal 6l9s
TWO furnished rooms, 500 block West
lrHh private frm''N. wal 1857. few
doors from car. gentleman.
TWO m..N mmsn.I slcrrinc rooms;
n'.u I'rn suitable for auto Phone
N.'rr .nN Cos West rhiykpsnw
I.NGI v,N mu.N,i room, steam
h.Nf. Within wtlhu. Ilslnn,c ~ bust
r,.. d.HI.' NN l-o'
NuulN Furnished ,.,pIns roVns steam
I.rf uu'IluH .I.'..... urutI men pre-
nrD rl5 West Washington Phone
.I.rl.EG ROOM fu business man who
uuH ,wu. NN.un with private fam
.n.uu.. ,,.'nn,l Wn SCOT
/ ROM uuNT Two nicely furnished mod
,ru '.,mr. rooms. prices reasonable
'.E I'H....u .'."n, Walnut lEo
IIHNI-lu.p ',r.ur room, downstairs;
..' side. ,y,r'hug new. goo T. an
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TlWD' m.yn furnished s'r,plnr rooms.
.n uulNn cheap 3ai ". 3rd wal
'r.N
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AGENTS WANTED.
In Answering Ad.. rlcase Mention Times.

HtETLlNG AGENTS wanted every
where 90 sell SWnrts' Pure Food tube
NuNur- NuI uuoN uGilcd toilet goods; fast
est sell uE line ou cnrth. hig repeaters,
uuruuIN hrso special Comm mSions n
SOU act ut once Address G. " Taylor
car. Times Oklphomp city okla
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POULTRY AND PETS.
In Answering Ads Please Mention Times

HARpCNSTI REpS-Choice S G. r.
l. Red Cockrrels. fine heavy laying
strain for sale s. each South iSth and
Shields Phone NL-55
FOR SAIE. Half price, Cyphcr's Para
disc Indoor BrOodor excellent coni.
tiou. also good Incubator. Phone Nl.-55
ron SALE Combination heater and
beautiful yellow cnnarcs; German
llartz singers wal 713
CAN ARIES Slight and day singers; hun
drcds Of satisfied patrons buying Xmas
presents Maple $40 l22 W Washington.
BEAUTIFUL cannrlos. rollers. German
Wnrblcrs London Fancles. English
Recs. Hclts Mountain and Ollve Green;
male and females guaranteed singers.
lois n Harvey Maple INA
CANAIuES from imported birds; Golden
Opera and Rollers Imported Golden
Opera singers. II Broadway circle,
FEED bone meal to your chickens. makes
them lay; makes them healthy For
sale " " Butcher ilO W. End
"a = e. WHITE LEGnORN hens and /
rooster, must sell nt once. 1911 w mh
FOR SAIL. Two 'possum dogs, $40,
send stamps Tor reply Ralph Border
rroruo okla
puRERRED $ c Brown Lcghorr cock
crcls. 81 ana up, Esslc Smith, Foss
okla
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puRERRED $. G Brown Lcghorn cock
crcls. 81 and M. Esslc Smith, Foss
okla
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LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS
FOR RENT.
In Ansrrrlnr Ahs rltn.n MrntInA Iinn.

TWO modern furnished rooms for uvht
housekeeping nt 500 West finh street
lnunr .ot,
TWO uiuu large modern front rooms for
housekeeping rhcnu Call wal NO6.
lluNlslll. 10 luoms fot light housekccp-
ug Wal i6Ji,
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GROCFR FRIES


Extra Money For Christmas - You can
snvc II at 200 South Robinson avenue.
We have some very nice smoked ha-
con nt per III h..................... lIlsc
Some good bacon for seasoning ...12l2c
I lhs fun head rice .,.....,.,.........2 .25c
Navy beans. guaranteed to cook loc
Q. Ia bucket Jelly ...............,....... soc
NariEold the hutter substitute ....... Poe
Z bars Bob White or LcuoN soap. 2ic
nc box Lily broad salt 2 fOr......... .05c
. cans homiuy or goosrhcrrics. s......... .lbc
lic glass jrly or preserves .....,..... Zoe
can good tomatoes or prus. s............ lOc
Pest grade compound lard. per lb....l5c
Zoe glass applchutt"r . for........... l5c
twists tobacco ......................2 .25c
? l1rTu cans milk Observation-Disclosures. .25C
6 small cans milk Observation-Disclosures. 25c
We deliver large orders Now ls the
time 20 saw" money QUO South Robinson
rv"nu" .49 the place ,
WE RI'Y magazines. rhoussus % Oklaho-
ma Scrap Paper Co. 6l5 T. Grand Ma
Pile 221i
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AGENTS WANTED.
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WANTED Experienced advertising 80.
licitors. lady ana L.ntlrmpn tut hgU
class proposition. 1Og Campbell Bldg,
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OIL LAND, LEASES AND STOCK.
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OIL iEAsrs FoR sALE.

OIL LEASES FOR SALE
Near Cement Well, 12-6s.
10 Acres, Sec. 4, TEN, ROW.
100 Acres. Sec. rs. T6N. Row
Near McTon Well 25-2t
200 Acres Sec 20. T2N, RiW.
Near Okla star Well. 26.3-t
SO Acres. Sec 3. TAN, RtW.
SO Acres, Sec. I, Tan. raw,
Near Santa Fe No. !, 22-5.
70 Acres, Sec. 80, TAN. R5W.
90 Acres, Sec 9. TAN, raw.
Near Mig Anticllne, 3l.2t
200 Acres. Sec II. T2N, RlW.
100 Acres. Sec. 20, tan, RiW
Near Santa Fc No 2, NV N7-1-s
6l0 Acres or part Sec 7 and 2
Near Langston well, a2-3-G
1920 Acres or part, nearest y mile.
Southeast extension Hcaldton nsLA
100 Acres Sec |, TtS, raw,
100 Acres Sec. 2, TbS. R,w
In Grady County Blocked
7bso Acres, TbN, and W 100
FRANK KING,
210 Amer Natl Bank Bldg Maple l1s
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FARM AND ACRE TRACTS.
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FARMS FARMS.

Eighty acres, miles VI Capitol hlds.
all finest Of black alfalfa land 100 acres
~ miles Of CITY, all bottom land, si
acres In alfalfa 100 acres well improved
II miles Of city near 30oO.atre rr.er-
well improved, 81 200. 10 acres. hnlf Alfalfa
lnnd, half mile NJ Grand blvd ti.9SO.
$50 acres grass land near Wnstville
Adalr Co, $4,000 iT acres 10 mile,
northeast ~ Capitol bldg ~ 400 These
lands are priced right Good bargains.
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CATTLE AND STOCK.
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FOR SALE DANDY driving horse. gentle
for ladies' pnd children. s years old
worth Il75. make mo an offer. X j.
Walker. fo' y Broadway Walnut l59
FOR SAl.E-Two horses cheap. terms
llslg y, broadway. Room H. Wal
pi1
SALE or TRADE u homlng pigeons
Chus ShcHrs, care Jituey Lunch Room.
Norman, Okla
FOR SALE Good driving mare, $50.
good harness $40; rIhhcr-tircd buggy.
tl9 5lg y Harvey H.
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WANTED a hustllng man who has H.-
000 to $4,000 TO invest IN a gold placer
mine OF 1000 aCrta In New Mexico and
my own patent machinery to use In
working this material and In the factory
for making this splendid machinery; this
Is an cNtEH ordinary opportunity; profits
from so tp $50 per day on each u W0i
workable Tntcrlnl on this property WIN
produce $50, 900 profits; patent machine
Is perfect I'm ita operation and worth
1900 900; get n cooperative interest In
his mineA machinery and the patent at
once. II yOn. want hig business with 1T
Tie effort, TINT win double the first yeari
profits diEtrbgtcd every 30 days: bus'-
ness management conducted by all IN
tcteGted parties. This Ia n square CO.
operative deal q NJ, Oklnhomnn
For SALE Fully equipped power black
smithshop with corn mill and resi-
dCnces; going n good cnsh BUSINESS; write
for particulars ] ". Glenn, Hess. Okla
HOTEL and furniture for sale cheap: for
correspondence, address the Central
Hotel. supply. okla
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MISCELLANEOUS FCo SALE.
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In Answering Adj. Please Mention Times

NEW and used iumper, garages, poul.
try houses: all kinds fence and posts
800 s Walker Walnut lJs
FOR SALE Dayton scales and mahog.
any grocery counters. I'm first class
condition ~ broadway Circle PIX lOh.
FOR Sht.E-Scvcn volumes the worlds
hest music. cost t2i; good ms new; sale
price S. y Goldberg Co. ; n. Harvey.
FOR SNLD9 q volumes Normal Elective
courses: cost So good condition; snle
price S. rs n Golbetg Co. 2 n Harvey.
FOR SAI.E-6 volumes The Home Ii
hrary OF Law: cost is good ~ new
price 81. n Goldberg Co. : " Harvey
FOR SALE One beautifully bound act
Of John Ftskc's works. good as new;
cost 500 sell for I]5 1909 W. Main
Wal lOlS
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MUSKOCEE OIL
Man IS KILLED
WHILE HUNTING
Colonel White Picks Up Gun
by the MuzzIe,

MUSKOtE, Okla, Dec. ll-(Spe-
cial) Colonel Warwick {. White,
president of the New York Oklahoma
Producing company and widely known
oil man of this city, died in a local
hospital this morning from shotgun
wounds suffered while hunting Satur-
day
Colonel Whites gun fell out the ton
neau door OF the automobile IN which
he and his companions were travelling
when the car was stopped to exercise
tho dogs. Colonel White. leaning over
the side OF the car, picked up the gun
by the mulzle and attempted to draw
IT toward him into the machine. The
hammer caught in the running board
and the gun was discharged A part
OF Colonel Whites left side was torn
away and the sho, pierced his lungs
He was brought to MuSkogee Sunday
night and died at b o'clock this morn.
ing