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Omaha daily bee., 1916-10-12
HUGHES STATES HIS
MEXICAN POLICY
Says No Man on Earth Knows
What Sort of Mess Will Be
Below Border by March.
RIDICULEs DEMOS LOGIC

Baltimore, Oct 11.-Charles E.
HUGHES speak;ng in the great armory
80 ~. w. yJ:Iso. c..
hefe where Moou'o" "iiso'i III o.
was nominated for the presidency last
night assailed Mr.. Wilson's policy to-
ward the nromot;on of American
...L oL.t - -. ...h,;.h.d
u aue aoioau' anu iepiieu " puono.'u S'.
statements OF VI. Iharies w. Eliot'
president emeritus of Harvard, en-
dorsinr;s tl,e presidents nof;cy.
an. E,;o. ,;aross q. h..rt &c the
~ e -
Hatter' MT. nugnes salu, anu he
finds that the record of the admin
istration-means this: No Intervention
=, for.a ~ ,rns to nrotect IN for-
T., 80, An,.r;c.n cnr,r,src;,i and
.sn @ f"..,r;am adusut,,rsrs who
than,nh a. .ha;rs o,,r frsa m;Ii have in,
,,astad .ha;r rnornv and r;sLed their
I;wes IN fore;er n.rts under alien ;ur-
isdiction,"
The Import Of It,
"Th;,t ~ the ;,nnort az that Won
u,ho ranreeent the hest genius of the
,rnrld WI pa ore th;nt;ng nf us;no II
Mv shraod AH Mr urnhss sdded "I'5;rt
ae'u ae that wv, M u,ho i ;s srgoested are
-, ~ ma" hn ssiod I W WI f;,a,cs 80 the cb;ef IN.
d.rtsL;nas ~ t ~ 30 the world Think NJ
u that Ns r,srch.,ts sslesme, teilers
.ha.ti .Is.tis NV. nnd I dsajsrs Who IN .serving q
e'N tha ,,orid' a tsLe vorr o,,ce remote
tne sne "U,nu o'r f.;ands nv o aud s.fesrards % in
con,n,,u;ties r,un yuIi ' where T revolutions are
s.anmant and ,he onIv resnect for
iiequfn., a ah1 .hs .sie nns Un :. sH1; sHp,ho1;zes
YOU, tasd log Hho ha.,.p "e pom ,or .rd rm;n and
a, ana, % death
eVeI M. uIaun G.Ehos s,;d +. h,d heard II
~ ~. .o.anei,. .a 60 iu thar. M ,nas nos onIu one
salu leeent'y l'at @ .l,e'e w Wa .Iat ' as wns
aiterhdt'Ve u peaee' "'u '''"' was
wal nI .,.,, o. .;,,. {"
! studied iogic once upo'. .,ilie, ahn,.
ne .ts sa'u h anu 0sd =. ,iap r..snn u ~ tI,t de
sas;n.;;
scriptlon,
What He Would Do.
Il have been asked what | would
do with respect to Mexico if l am
elected president. Now, no man on
Omaha daily bee., 1916-10-12
Championship Is Practically
Cinched by Boston in Win
ming Three of Four.
GARDNER GETS HOME RUN
WORLDS SERIES FIGURES.

New York, Oct 1.-THE Boston
Americans drew one notch nearer to
the worlds championship here this
afternoon when they defeated the
Brooklyn Nationals, 6 to 2, in favor
Of Boston. Tomorrow the conflict
will be renewed at Braves field, Bos-
ton. Columbus day, tomorrow, is a
legal holiday in Boston and Massa-
chusetts and the indications point to
an enormous attendance.
With today's contest the players
ceased to participate in the financial
returns.
The manner in which Boston tore
into the Brooklyn team here this af-
ternoon left no doubt as to their in
tention Of ending the series as quickly
as possible. Pitcher Leonard gave
the Nationals a two-run lead in the
opening inning, but his teammates
more than made up the handicap in
the second session and, once in the
van, refused to permit Brooklyn to
creep p to them.
Big Margin in Victory.
Today was the first time since the
initial game against the Philadelphia
Nationals in the series of 1915 that
Boston has won from its rivals by
margin of more than one run.
The contest, although featured by
several sensational plays, did not rise
much above the average of regular
session contest. Once Leonard
swung into form, the Brooklyn bat
ters found it impossible to score.
Long, .slashing hits ripped off the
bats. of the Boston's, to be charged
against the account OF Brooklyn's
pitchers, while splendid catches, stops
and throws made the way easy for
Leonard.
The Brooklyn club gave its sup
porters great hopes of repeating the
victory of Tuesday when two runs
were put over in the first inning on
Johnson's triple, Myers single, a
base on balls and an error by jan
vrin, who, in his eagerness to get
Myers at the plate, fumbled Cut
shaw's grounder.
Gardner Starts Rush.
Rube Marquard, Manager Robin
sons selection for a second try
against the Boston batters, held Bos-
ton in the initial inning, but Gardner
took much of the mystery out of his
delivery, when he hammered out a
home run, his second in two days,
with two on bases, in the next in
ming. Marquard walked Hoblitzell,
the first man up, and Lewis advanced
him to third with a double to the
= right field fence. Gardner then
cleaned up with his homer, a drive
to deep center.
Boston added another tally in the
fourth, when Lewis singled, went to
Omaha daily bee., 1916-10-12
CONT|NUETHE WAR,
URGES ASQU|TH IN.
MESSAGE TO HOUSE
Tells House of Commons Not
Let Struggle End in
- Patched Up Com.
promise.
ASKS 3O0,0OO,0oo CREDIT
No Desire to Prolong Blood
shed, But Face a Duty to
Sacrificed Martyrs.
AFRICAN WORRY STOPPED

London, Oct l1.-"This Is no time
for faltering counsel or wavering
purpose" said Premier Asquith in
addressing the House OF Commons
today. This war cannot be allowed
to end in some patched-up, precar-
ious and dishonoring comprimise
masquerading under the name OF
peace.
"No one desires to prolong for a
single moment longer than is ne
cessary the tragic spectacle of blood
shed and destruction, but we owe, it
to those who have given their lives,
that their supreme sacrifices shall not
have been unavailing.
"The ends of the allies are well
known. They have been frequently
stated. They are not selfish, they
are not indicative, but they require
adequate reparation for the past, and
adequate security for the future"
The house cheered the premier
loudly as he made these remarks
in concluding his address, after NOV
ing a vote of credit for 9300,00O,-
900. This condition will bring up
the total for the current fiscal year.
91, 350,O00000.
Money Left From Last Year
po-,:.,,o,. A.. -. ..;l ..,.oa
d. .iii'tns' t M .ne pieni,ei @ saiI' aoNeu sa
" oia,. WI ~, "d, a. pu' . poauS "na. o,J; mG'
equVsie.. . tne 49,. W .no assiess.e go .hpemu. ~
Ilt .ule III 'wIn.y yeais oeaolt ,J inI wa, "a !,
i.nuush Su.ta s-; na' p'ou VII ,n.'uueu nS anJ
.S" 1oI'n a'i,esli @ war w. Mne;, ne I'm iiloVtu "a
estimated the average rate Of exnendi-
ture at approximately G5,0O0000
daily. That forecast has proved al
most exactly correct. At the COM
mencement of the present week, the
premier continued, there was still in
hand &100,S00,000, which would carry
until October 27. He gave the aggre-
gate expenditure on 1l5 days Of the
financial year as follows: Army,
navy and munitions, f379,OO0 900,
loans to allies and dominions, Gl57,-
100000; food supplies, railways, etc.,
I $4,000 900, The daiiy-saverage. of
expenditures has risen slightly, he
said, and was s5,070,000 for the last
seventy-seven days of the financial
Omaha daily bee., 1916-10-12
Judge Inclined to Think ....
He Would Graft Himself

New York, Oct. lin passing SEN
tence today on Hans Edward Thomp-
SOU and Fred Uffelman, who were
found guilty recently Of conspiracy to
smuggle jewelry into the United
States, Judge Sheppard OF Florida,
sitting on special assignment in the
federal district court here, said that
if he were in New York for ten years
he thought he might almost be tempt
ed to beat Uncle Sam himself.
This is not a place calculated to
breed good morals" declared Judge
Sheppard. "The way a man.is held
up in New York City for taxicab fares
and hotel charges, | can hardly blame
him for trying to put one over once
in a while"
Omaha daily bee., 1916-10-12
Prices Of, the Farm
Products Go Higher

Washington, Oct. 1l.--Prices Of
farm products continue to rise. Pro-
ducers were being paid 27.o per cent
more October than year ago, the
Department of Agriculture announced
today in its monthly statement Of
the level OF prices on principal crops.
That level increased l.3 per cent dur
ing September, compared with de-
crease of about 3 per cent during that
month in the last eight years.
October | two years ago prices
were 1919 per cent lower than on that
date this year and the average for
the last eight years October was
23,S per cent lower.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-10-12
President Leaves
To Talk in Indiana

Long Branch, N. j., Oct. ll.-Pres-
ident Wilson left here at | so o'clock
this afternoon for Indianapolis, to de-
liver two speeches tomorrow after
noon. He was accompanied by Mrs.
Wilson, Secretary Tumulty, DR.. c.
T. Grayson, the White House physi-
clan and a number OF secret service
men. He will return here Friday
afternoon.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-10-12
A Place

Where you can sell or
buy almost every kind
of office fixture or, sup
plies, flu r n i ture g and
household goods, at
prices way out of pro-
portion to their real
value-The For Sale
Miscellaneous columns
of The Bee--read them
daily.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-10-12
Cunningham Treasurer Of
Paint and Oil Association

Atlantic City, N. J., Oct. 1l.-Dele-
gates to the National Paint, Oil and
Varnish association convention went
on record as favoring nonpartisan,
permanent tariff commission.
The jobbers elected L. c, Currier,
Sioux City, president; G, c. Cunning
ham, Omaha, treasurer, and L. K.
Drake, Chicago, secretary.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-10-12
Survivors from the Schooner
Dunn Are Picked Up at Sea

New York, Oct. ll.-News was re-
ceiyed here by wireless today of the
rescue of seven men believed to be
from the schooner T. w. Dunn by
the steamship El Rio of the Southern
Pacific Steamship company about $50
miles east OF Savannah, Ga. The mes
sage from the FL Rio said it had
picked up the crew Of the IS. S.
Bum" and that the vessel was water
logged.
The abandoned vessel is thought to
be the 7. w. Dunn, which left New
Orleans September 10 for Barcelona,
Spain.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-10-12
Submarine Talk in
House of Commons

London, Oct. lin the House Of
Commons today announcement was
made by Lord Robert Cecil, war
trade minister, that the reply Of the
American government in respect to
permitting belligerent submarines to
enter neutral ports had been received.
Lord Robert said he regretted that
at present he was not in a position to
make any further statement.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-10-12

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Omaha daily bee., 1916-10-12
Of Greatest Importance.

CONTINUED on Page Two. Column One
Omaha daily bee., 1916-10-12

Continued on Page Seven, Column Four.)
Omaha daily bee., 1916-10-12

A peddler makes sales-A
merchant makes customers.
Customers are made by constant
advertising, good values and
uniform courtesy.
Be merchant-not a peddler.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-01
MANTED-BIDS AND PROPOSALS;
NOTICE FOR BIDS

Notice - hereby given that on Monday
Apri 10. 1916. at o'clock . m, Hsrt
{ Aihnls. county surveyor of Oklahoma
county. Oklahoma. will NJ the office OF
county CLERK NJ oklahoma county. Okla
homa invite and receive scaled bids fov
The construction ~ drainage Improve.
msutH for Canadian and Oklahoma inter
county drN'nnEe district No !, and for
the construction NJ a bridge acspss the
fIne ~ provided In specifications now
Oklahoma counties NJ their offices In ~
Reno 1nd oklahoma city. Oklahoma
said improvements 20 b. constructed are
trsrTh'i as follows to-wit'
A dif"h nr cut nN to BE- Constructed
to divert ,h' channel " the North Cana
dian river from point on the LETT bank
~ the Nnuh Canadian river. $40 feet
rS' md lN feet north ~ IN" half sec.
ti0n corner between sections 10 and ~
township L. north. range I and wes'
indian Meridian. thence In -outheriy
direction Hlonr IN" center line through
The southwest quarter ~ the northwest
quarter nnl the northwest quarter N
The southwest lunrter. and the south
~ section No. TOW vnship ~ north. range I
vrs' ~ the Indian Meridian and tho
northwest quarter u the northwest quar-.
'ef ~ section 70 township ~ north
fanTc 4 west indian Meridian 2s,S feet
in pOint where same int"rsrCis the left
bank NJ the North Canadian river sam.
being the location ui thr center line of
me said d'ch w cut of
said work and imptnvcmeut 10 he IN
arUfd1uD" With the detailed description
ne contained In the f"por ~ the viewers
~ enid ir,r1Er distrlct and the msp
plli ami ufHflU furrInCptlors and csti.
mates mode nv Harry g. Adams sur.
yrs0r. NOW uu n'r in 'hr n''ic,s ~ the
county clrftr ~ Canadian and Ohlahnms
counties Fv ptt' NJ the fepnr, of v,sv.
-'s sIii vuft Vll o. awarded 10 the
lowest and host bidder. thsrcfnre cub.
irrt 'U thr right NJ tho surveyor ard
I board ~ county r.wmi Sinnrra TO te.
I i,et NrN and nll BIDS
/ The successful bidder viii he required
I t0 dspu-t certified check for 10 per /.
cent ~ the amount ~ hls hid 10 lnsurs
hiH good f1ith iu making rRid hid and
Pee shall immediately upnn the avardins
" nm, rrn'nr' enter into a good and
sufficient hNrd IN a1 uctrsnt ~ ,hs
amount .nuiifI0uei f1t the uroper con.
/ t'ru.'.ur oi the said work or improve.
mfui
Witness our hands sud official seals
~ oklahoma civ and W Reno, Okis
huws this sth daN ~ Match isis
GEO JENSEN,
I tScnD County Cletk Canadian County.
" CONNFtIrS
County clerk oklahoma County.
UAnNN e ADAMS
tgeall Surveyor
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-01
Tell Your Olun Story

Tell your story Of want and need to the thousands
OF readers of the Times Want Columns and you will
soon have no such story to te for Want Ad readers
and users are eager for just one thingo supply their
suit they supply the wants and needs OF others
If you have anything to buy rent SELL exchange or
il you want to hire he pers, or rooms, or houses or
anything else when the Times Wants supply your
need in any Of these lines they supply the needs OF
the other party to the bargain as we'll
Tell your story through the Times Wants, and help
not only yourself but the other fellow as we'll
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-01
Autos. VEHICLES AND ACCES.
SORIIS


TO TRADE \ Mitchell aut1m1.
bile. u.s' ,lHAs condition viii t'll
cheap ur trade fur HN property "f
merchandise Soc car Ht Central Gar.
age. or write % 70 Wrlls l3 " Gmnd
ave- oklahoma 'i'N
Auto Salvage & Sales Co,
lor good lfc storage. repairing and
painting d.llur IN used auto parts. uis
tnt rr'as" open 40 night .2l " End
81 Phone MHp." sls
ONE IH't passenger Inrd i26i one
lIl| 'Es.u1 sruE,r Overland $500 one
passenger Siudshlk.r. f1s5, one new
Peoria tractor $500. cost i5l5 these are
bargains H. 100 good condition Palace
Guulr 900 Wrs' 1rd
EXCHANGE Small farm near Oklahl
mu CTS, clear and b.rnun new hun
gRIow f0r lasgy .u central Oklahoma
N-2| Df" Tln"s
FORD roadster. excellent condition st
hffpiu Universal Auto and SuppN
'U ,. Wet Main
WlrNNlUNg plant for tunes and cas-.
ur ,n.f So. s'll 'or $50 sgl "
arH ur Maple s1h
NIW lI't ,udchltrr iN7.. Veus tnu
Iut .t.. "#Ni. HrI 1tfirr VS.. dane.
uHEIHH f.HruE rtf. IEh's and starter.
tis. one hf tom Vim truck nearly
nov. .n., $500. viii take 1900 5000 s1,n
balance '".we. no trades Kelly Nutur
Co.. i0e y HfoldvAy
AppEEsON auto. fret class condition.
cheap for cash broadway Garage 1911
IS NruuiN'N
coon used .r 'or ale. cheap Motor
S.' o. .rantInn Wat ii9
FOUR pressure gasoline lairps rebuilt
automobiles master Dtrhuteiuts a.
build commercial auto bodies Scott Auto
and Carriage Works, 'll.i, " Main
EuH SALE llft ,p,rd tlt'c, David.
sou lrh' frF tank new tires inf ili'
g.sn " ias1.H
FOR SALE Wuirt b.passrnrer mod,I
l.w. with ''-Dtrlr starter. ifghta. rtr
Cuf' hus been run un city pavement and
/ g. lu fine condition. bis bargain ~
$500 Buick Go
FOR SALE ~ % mrrnin. lrhi t.p,s
srug,t ,ff iIlt. almost new Win
lFhtH Hud starter run bboui 800 mile.
on vbNyi street Wal ll1n.l'
LAND 81, t.r. r.tr ol drilling ur lat,
wnd'' passenger ur ~ l. Down
lnr. Nota
BRAND NEW Tol roadster. run nn,
/ week. lIfrfuu, tires H'l around. iuu
I box. iinn ,s4N ~uu ihis cor ~ th,
/ GuH'Bni,' iNfHrr tln s. Walnut
luN SN.I Uulk passenger ,tf
good condition win trmons,rat,. 5000
can evenings Sos y Ouc
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-01
I.t(,AIS.
NOTICE OF STOCKHOLDERS
MEETING

The Nockhod,fs of the Okl1toma Ny;-
urnl DHs company are hereby notified
'tt' the annual meeting NJ IN. stock
Rank building. Oklahoma Guy. Okla. on
ru'slav. the nth day of April. 1916. at
% o'clock a IN. a. which time board
~ directors will BE- elected for the cnsu-
ing yopr and such other busihoss trans.
acted as may lawfully come before q
stocki oldcrs meeting
X H. BARTLETT
Secretary
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-01

Ii'Al ~ Alt. FlANN
600 Baum lldg Phone Walnut t3li
H.he plDr uEht. We viii buy your
property List your property on favor.
in.r conditions and \. II. Brown VIII
bring buu The money for II
b N lfopn has few attractive places
With ''e price thnl VII. move the buyer
and th, SELLER Excellent brick corner on
..'l Broadway t2j 900 Splendid In
D.m' PROPERTY Aorth Broadway. $4,000.
I.u choice lui. In very best district.
i'... tuNlrH,f. price very attractive
lu r'. wishing 20 build II new home.
$50
lIrr corner ON 7-th and Mckinley. 7bS
i.n ''ui udl uul see owner, northwest
r'uT lHr
'tuI.n l1tIo home northwest easy
',.m.. 81 t.u
'"u lur. 60 trade for an auto.
''v i.m. Ir Hnyh town and Capitol
llH' rnrr.nr from $50 mp. on easy terms
Money 90 .0uu on city rcni estate for
q iU l2 uUuth.
Seven rooms .tvo.ttory, corner: block
from car. N,sf 4fF tl5
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-01
EAMTlE uL

Brick home J-rqoWg. strictly modern.
hardwood noort h'sr part ~ city. corner
ioi 70 feet f0ni bg 80 feet deep; garage
and servants quarters Phone W. s2se.
FOR SALE 81, rooms and garage: deep
.u'H. H.n small ui,ment cash Will
take 'n 'U' 70. good upcs Wal. j033.
FOR SNl.l Modern 7-room house ~,
lI0,kH 'fi " telephone building.
property ln f.n' condition and a good in
yrstW"r' would for' fof $40 Owner.
VH'nu'- $3.50
FOR SNLE. io.room modern house. close
lu. $500 Phone Walnut j13s.J
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-01
CHICKEN RANCH

Fourteen lots or about p,rr.. bU
fenced with foot chicken wire. new
chicken houses. tsruuW modern house.
blocks from Veil" lsl, rYr paved
close In Hat ur residence 1909 Mrst
aist 81
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-01
SEEDS. PLANTS AND TREES.

ALFALFA SEED t-clesurs nearly per
feet termination. SO hushcl white
sweet clover uuhullcd not reclaimed, l2c
N lco D. btsr Yukon. okla
tuW SALE Nlfal'a seed. 800 bushcl
Silghily disCnlnted from rain during
harvest but termination guaranteed
NNss Mercantile Co, Yukon, Okla
FOH SALE Hardy Mnrrsp',l Mel roses
the finest climbing roT In cultivation.
1n, Mrs ryhes. RouY =. CITY Phone
E.f'
ron UENr improved garden land close
boz Nr Minnie PAGE. w o. huN ~
'uU SALE strawberry plant tVo hest
,'ruu.. pruvn =, Y Thorn 1925 "
iHih
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-01
CATTLE AND SIOCk.

ron SALE IS fine jersey cove MI
with baby calves: all heavy WiIkcfs.
from Co Yeats old puUkJgtuwW
Wagon yards. stoDk,nuls station, ukA.
hDml riN
o UElFTE Durhtns and Whit face. SO
u,r head 40 g. eh " tai
PASTURE Tor horsos 81 lp per month
ul,n, vpt.r and shade. hnts"s called
t,r ~ ,n
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-01
REAL tSTATE MANTED.

WANT I'D To hrAr trorl owner ~ good
farm 'Ir Hlc send cash price and de-
scriptou - T. Bush. Minneapolis. MINI
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-01
CITY REAL ESTATE FOR sALh.


rUE NEST corner ou ijth street be-.
tween RubiuHDu aud Shait,l size son
lin Time un plrt ihnre Room 'ah.
loo Uuykins Lo,rl
InN SALE Cheap for cash fine yofn~t
lot tNn blocks east of ru'lrttson school
Wal 20is
HAVE JUST LISTED BUNGALOWS
\ number NJ D. q. ana 'ruUm houses
dandy locations and terms rpu show Nuu
SOME bargains HlsH have lN aud o. fuuW
houses that you IAN stcsl y " NoComps
With e 1. s'rglry co, NNl-..J Campbell
plis " 51i1
CITY PROPERTY
SHmr IT tho west buy, In me ri,v. will
trade vr sell fur cash. what have you p
l.at Nrrih broadway
OKLAHOMA REALTY co,
PAIR tots south front ON Wosi lfu
close ~ Frank lohusons fine hnr,
Nusi sv'l ihis week n YOU want
bargain. phone Wri 1Oi'
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-01
SITUATIONS wa>TEp-MALE.

EXPERIENCED man Win family With
reference wants farm nr dairy - man
srs fallri uf share q HrH. R.st"
: Ciif
NANTTn Position NJ hookkrcucr Or
clerical work b. experienced mIu W
ibi Times
y NSTti- Position M rgfngc have
completed course ir oklahoma CTS
school UHN E3. o. T. pfHUNr. okla
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-01

SPtNtNi. bargain boz farms. acreage aud
,itN property inf sHuc ur trade Hot
.omhs Exchange. ine Indiana Hllc "
IlIL ~ lnIn
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-01
moi, SrI,O,p COoDS.

SHIPPING huuFrhnld rcods IN through
cat about ApHi " go lnt Angeles aud
vicinity We rut the freight see us Tot
rates and spare ~ v Tmnsfef and atnr
aro 60. Phone rnN Ns1 office. Firs, ana
hudson
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-01
AOENT WANTED,

WANTED Representative IN ever,
Wste and count, "a cell the nev plue
rlsme Gas Producer, can be installed In
" minutes IN any store experience not
nsrrntafN. one agent reported 100 sold
r.s' -esh iu W rir.,
wANTtn- AGENTS, either sex. ,n sell
tive hest vra'lne huse Nv thr rnuntf,
...Arnl' the uocdweaf Hose Agency. isl
w vain ~. Oklahoma city. ohla
Mt QUICK Au,o,nohil. gasoline rolnr
\ eP, ell Case Tonic, equals gasoline
hour profit, sale. guaranteed White
Co. pept ~, Cincinnati. Ohla
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-01
OKLAHOMA REALTY CO,


CALIFOESiN suburban farms near Lo-
Angeles fpr sale. terms " flte ]. f.
Waite. Shawnee. okla
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Oklahoma
'FARM BARGAINS

FARM BARGAINS
Wo lt.. some good one. .urt where 'r
ih' state can ur write ir 'Hf'h
I.,OHUVuN.
OKLAHOMA REALTY co.
h.I ,Un,ro Damn. B. mites from u'..
ush black l0nm so'I % bargain N-.a.
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ONE hundred and utry-aerc farm with
fair improvements. bf- fy, mile.
rur'hp'-f 0f Hr''Un. Os'H win tnk. U
tv or eight thousand dollars iu tud"
and carry iu, balance htni uu in" farm
Ndtf,.s tU, rs mn S. oklahoma CIE
Okla or phone MnpI, 2.3 vs.. Gri-
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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-01
CAN YOll llSF HIM7

Hc Is bright. Intelligent. h,rd work.
inr young mnn. wants place ip work
for room and board outside M srhonl
hours Wal lili iii'ls HuHiness CD..
islr
iuUNG Man Ftrnnrtnphrr wants pb.
sitiun. experienced. medium SALARY ~
start with good firm Walnut COS
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-01
PArERnANGING AND rNINIING

ROOMS pnpeted. 100 snd mp wl ,riug
samples painting cheap = +. Roach
vnl 15i1
INTERIOR decorating win hflnr sam.
ploF and give estimates % your rr.
Phone NHple ff1
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RENL ESTNIE TO TR ADE.


. f'NEt ~ hand near rr'r uFlI
NH.'. county a' Nno band. iuuf' aud
p,-r,rt eon' small acreage ura. Okla
lnWH tiiE rrIr" $ ,0E $50 bee Iil
EXCHANGE 40 u.r,s tn .r wheat.
good stone house. .sN.H. fine water. 90
acres fine gruss. 2's miles railroad 'upn.
TillWn county. 't0N1ug" 'ur mod 'n
lots or rgui'y 10 modern bungalow, value
is.hno a. T. Smith $40 Insurance bldg
~ .gf
SALE or TRADE emr. building. two
lots lrH cd fnr ilH per month ~ $50
Htth ST.. oklahoma cts " T. Roberts.
thu,tHW. bRt Phone t'. liuui
FOR SALE OK TRADE .l6H-ncr' we'll
improved ~ Nurhf station ~ >
Roberts ChuotHv, OsH rhuuo " .l5
Route
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-01
CLEANING AND PRESSING.

WANTED Dirty clothing IN clean and
press while Nuu sleep. op'n Hll night
ull work guaranteed hy GBr'. tho clean.
sr. Ii'ss'r mod Halter Phone Wal go
Corner California and Harvey
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-01
CITY REAL EsTuX FOR SALE.

FOR SALE Elght-ro6 nrlciy mod
oru. htsomcut iurnncc. cistorn. garage.
atndc trees aud bearing fruit trees IN
fine condition. close 10 churches ana
U'ghsohpol, viii make extra close price
r.' ash can Owner " ab6J-J
BEAUTIFUL brick home. rooms,
#rDty modern. hnrdW ood floors; best
pHn ~ city. corner lot n foot front by
1000 f''t deep. gnrigc and servants quar-
frra pi % $3.50