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Statesmen WANTED

= SALESMAN wanted. man TO carry popu-
iar priced well advertised line OF pet
hcoats as sldelne In oklahoma. samples
hght, commissions good Arthur Gold
stein. Tailor, 1902 Commerce St. Dal-
las Texas
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Want Ad Rates and
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Salesman Wanted

We have an opening I'm our c'ty sales
department for salesman NJ good char.
meter and ability This is very desirable
connection and only high grade man viii
hn considered n ~ not blue slty promo
sl''u Give Oll particulars regarding
Yourself In first lctlc Address. VI. c..
care Daily OklahOmau
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Learn Byrne Shorthand

And ,,..,,,, , .,,I t,,,,.,. o,I ,,.t.
unr for. Uf, WhV struggle along on
.nnU ,ur,sN Thr, months study of
Hy,n, Ghorth,rd ,,itN thc q O. n T. Is
Winning vood splorlcd ppsit.ouy for nIlu-
,Irrds NJ yn,trv rcop,, and hr,os.rg INN
rIns.s tn mnnv homes tbron, bouf nIs
'n,,rtry Nor ror,rIcio iufnrrltInr de-
nruhiuR nll courses write, roll or phone
Maple SSl. capital CIty business C0l-
lrrr. Il6 w. Second ST. GOO students
uuunilv)
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DRESSMAKING AND MILLINERY

COMPETENV seamstress, guarantees
satisfaction; viii 90 TO residence; ref
erences Mrs Holslnger, Mape sS2.
Wal 7lt3-E
ffsT class drcssmakug Mrs John
SON. iOs l.ust 18th st.
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FOR RENT-Atuactiye room board
garage. references Iequircd Wal 6llg.
Tg7 W 9th
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ROOM Nith board. also garage. iit w..
Nth Wal 2s76
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NICE front bedroom, suitable for two
ladies' or couple. hot water continually
l0els W Sfh Phone W 2Gg5-J
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RAPID aud accurate extension rIcrn.
10y large corporation. Eood su'uIy to
start and chance fur Advancement Re.
ply In own handwriting, stating prc.
Rlone number and salary expected
H-iS0, Oklnhomuu
WNNTEp-l' 'udcrtuk,r and rmhulmur.
one that has had cNpeu,uc, u mluI-
ture also Geo n Wall llMdinn.
Okla
EXPERT mechanics. hest of rprc for
storage cars, conveniently located
welding and carbon burning work guar.
anteed. Phone Wal e3l. ilj North
broadway.
WANTED Roy with some experience nt
Lprintlng. Frapcis Typescttlng CO.. lHO
W 3rd
WANTED-rorter At Nol hotel 200 W
2ud 81
WANTED Steady man To- drive Fond
truck Enterprise Upholstcrng Co.
3o5 West Main
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ROOM WITH BOARD FOR RENT

FOR RENT-Atuactiye room. board.
garage. references required Wal 6l15.
123 W OH
ROOM with hoard also garage ne W.
Nth Wal 2s1e.
NlCE front bedroom. suitable for two
ladies' or couple hot water continually
l09tg W sfh Phone W 2G9j,J
LARGE. beautifully furnished south frunt
room. only omploved people. gentlemen
preferred Wal bS26
PLEASANT room with good table boaru
q for two people employed, An West
18TH rhQno Wal 1855
FOR HENT-Very Desirable rooms. s. 2a
per week, modern home. walking dis
trnce. meals across the street Phone
Maple ]2l9-l
SOUTHEAST room I'm modern home.
good meals. very reasonable Maple
l0nt
GLADYS LEE 6l5a North Broadwny
nice modern outside rooms. prices
reasonable hv day or week
NOLL HOTEL. 2o9 " End. newly opened:
meals 25c. SUNDAY dinner, special 76c;
everything first-cltss. meal ticket Ni5.
ROOM that amy refined gentleman Will
appreciate. suitable for one TO four,
large. double closet, reasonable. l0l 4,
Gtn Wal 1927
ATTRACTIVE room. I'm refined nomr, tC
share with Young h6 walking dis
unce. can Wal hsl
PARKINSON ROOMS Corner Main nnd
Hudson; desirable furnished rooms In
business district Phone Walnut $50
DESIRABLE ROOM. walking distance:
meals II desired young ladies preferred.
NJ Jl9G COS West 7th
WANTED-A roommate for young man;
references exchanged Wal 6ll3 J23
w 9TH
LARGE beautifully furnished south front
room; only employed people gentlemen
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MALE HELP WANTED
WANTED - FYprprrNCrD III,

WANTED - FXPERTTNCEn HIGH.
CLASS FARM PAPER sOICITORS.
LUST BE HlGH-CIASS PROurCTRG
NO DOWN AND CUTTERS NEED Ap-
PLY; SALARY AND EXPFNSrs GrrNR-
ANTEED CALL IN PERSON Hr-I-
NESS OFFICE OKLAHONAN AND ASK
FOR ASSISTANT MANAGER Or I'M.
CuLATloN
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once Wire NJ phone SchRm NulcanlE-
ing Shop. ilN H. laWtun, Okla. Phone
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hEN-oklahoma Barber College. under
new management, special low tuition
t9 ~ days cetalog mailed free Harry
huns, ioi W. California Ave Okahom,
BARBER TRADE TAUGHT adde's and
eentiemeni position guaranteed. frar
leges, Dallas or Fort Worth Tc,,s
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1917-02-10
VILLA STRIKING HARD?
Reports Say He Is Occupying Positions
Abandoned by American Troops.

FL PASO. Feb. I0.-NiHa bands un-
der SalaZar, have occupied the Nor
mon settlement of ColuuIa JuarcZ six
teen miles southwest of Colonia Dub
Ian. former headquarters of the Amer
lean punitive expedition, according to
American cattlcmen arriving from Mex
leo. From the same source it was
learned that another band Of Villa
troops. under the command of Rodrigo
and Silvestre Quevedo had taken pos
session of Colonia DHblan. At Colonia
Juarez and Colouia Dublin there still
remains many Mormon settlers.
A battle between General Francisco
Murguia S forces and Villa main col
umn began at Santa Rosalia, forty
miles below chihuahua City, according
10 word received in JuarcZ. Another
report said bandit band burned the
railroad station at Moctezuma, about
half way between Juarez and Chihua-
hua City.
Telegraph wires have been cut and
bridges burned all along the line of the
Mexico Northwestern Railway south of
Juarez, and the damage is said to have
been done by Villa followers. Refugees
from the Mormon colonies in the eoun-
! try recently vacated by General
Pershing's forces express uneasiuese
concerning those remaining behind
/ Government authorities do not credit
the report that Villa is coming toward
Juarez.
The civil chief of Fl Valee, Chihua
lua paid with his life for his friendii
ness to the American cxpeditionary
troops, according to a ranchcr who ar
rived here today from Fl Valee III
said the Villa forces, under Rodrigo
9nevedo, arrested the police chief anC
executed him soon after the American
troops left there for the border.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1917-02-10

Norway is to have two new great
steel works, largely to supply plates
for shipbuilding.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1917-02-10
MAMMA! DON'T YOU
SEE YOUR CHILD Is
SICK, CONSTIPATED
Look at tongue Move poisons from
liver and bowels at
once

Mother! Your child isn't naturally
cross and peevish. See if tongue is
coated: this is a sure sign its little
stomach, liver and bowels need cleans
ing at once.
when listless, pale, fevcrish, full of
cold, breath bad, sore throat, doesn I eat,
sleep or eat naturally, has stomach
ache, diarrhoca, remember, gentle liv-
or and bowel cleansing should always
be the first treatment given.
Nothing equals California Syrup of
Figs" for children s ills; give tea
spoonful, and in a few hours all the
foul waste, sour bile and fermenting
food which is clogged in the bowels
passes out Of the system, and you have
n well and playful child again. All
children love this harmless, delicious
"fruit laxative and il never fails
20 effect n good "'inside' cleansing
Directions for babies, children of all
ages and grown-ups are plainly on the
bottle.
Keep IL handy in your home. A littlC
given today saves n sick child tomor
row, but get the genuine. Ask you1
druggist for a j0-ceut bottle of ''Cali
fornia Syrup of Figs" then look anJ
see that il is made by the "Californi;
Pig Syrup Company ''-Advt.
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Of the room she turned and saw Clarke
writing. He was signing the will. She
hurried to the telephone.
Zulph at a meeting of the most ras-
cally band of brainy criminals the
world ever saw received her message
and smilingly delivered it to The Gzeat
Master This individual, keen eyed,
alert well groomed, bore all the out
ward marks of a prosperous business
man. For years he had directed the
operations Of The Secret Seven, band
that garnered gold from every avenue
of crime.
Meantime Frederick, the butler. was
Fastening to Beverly Clarke's home
on the outskirts of the city with the
note that meant millions to her. And
trailing the unsuspectfng servant was
band of the most yillainous thugs
in New York They We're led by two
gun men who had taken a postgraduate
course in the College Of Crime and
who were Familiarity known as The
Rat and The Spider When Frederick
entered the Clarke home the two lead
ers posted their men around it.
Lets phone the Big Chief" sug
gested The Rat.
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They did The Great Master receiv-
ed their message and swore aloud at
DR. Zulph.
what was it:" the physician asked
ut was a report from The Spider"
he replied. You yourself should have
put Clarke out Of the way. He has
sent for Beverly. 1t is plain to me
that when Jane Warren thought he
was signing that viii he was writing
note TO Beverly Clarke"
What Of our two squads:" asked
Zulph in alarm
They viii kidnap the girl" replied
the leader, now regaining control of
himself and smoothing his closely crop
| ped mustacle With his long. why fin
gers. Now let's proceed with the reg
| ular reports
And 50 while the reports We're being
heard William Montgomery Strong,
| handsome. stylish, wealthy. was driv-
| ING his tandem on the outskirts of the
city straight into one of the greatest
secrets OF The Secret Seven.
Strong was a youth who had lived
/
Of the world take care Of itself. On
this particular day the sun caressed
him from cloudless sky, and the
great out of doors sang natures sweet
est song TO him. Straightway he be
came child of the singer. Turning
the reins over to his flunky, he told
him to drive back to the club, while he
. | ont fEr
lie had covered half a mile when a
fash of something strange caused him
to halt abruptly. He saw three men
dart from a roadway into a stretch OF
woods, and he was sure that he
glimpsed a womans skirt between
them. Inclination told him to mind
his own business, but instinct said that
something was wrong. He gazed in
tenuy toward the woods, every sense
alert, until he heard a muffled cry of
distress.
lie ran toward a ramshackle house
in the woods and tried the door. It
yielded. He stepped inside to find The
Spider. The Rat and a third gangster
holding Beverly Clarke.
Strong felt that he was one good
man against three Out shot his right
ana down fell one man. Next The Rat
crumplcd up under blow from his
left, and he gathered The Spider ii
his arms and tossed him through 3
window. Then he turned to tie hys
terical girl
rum he urged. Follow me-" She
did They fed to the woods. In the
distance they saw an abandoned barn
They made for it. entered and barred
the door. The three kidnapers, now
REINFORCED by their entire band, sur
rounded it. Unable to batter their way
in, they put dynamite under the struc
ture and scurried for safety. Strons
saw the smoke from the sputterin.
fuse Lifting the girl in his arms, b,
: swung her through the window, ant
both reached the shelter of a huge ire
just as a tremendous explosion tool
: place.
The gangsters came forward and du
through the wreckage. expecting t.
find two bodies. Soon they realize,
that their victim and her rescuer ha
escaped, and they began another hun
= through the woods One of them, pis
! tol in hand, ran full upon Strong an
the girl. The clubman disarmed hir
and, seeing the other gangsters al
preaching, called to her to flee. A
she ran toward a roadway The Ra
scampered after her
! "Now," yelled Strong, Its bunc
! hA 4
on you. What are you going to
( about it?"
I end Chapter ID
: THIS SERIAL IN THE
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1917-02-10
GRAFTON.
Joseph HOPKINS Rounds.

Joseph Hopkins Rounds, 81, died in
the home of his son, o. X. Rounds, in
Grafton, Jan. % He was born Aug. %
lS32Am Clarendon, but early moved tc
Grafton, whore he had lived the past
b years. He married III 1858, Miss
Louisa Frost. Three children We're
horn to them, Orlando X, now living
in this town, Grin G., who has been liv
ing in Denver, Col, and Mrs. Eta J
Maxted eff Springfield, Mass. Mr.
Rounds died suddenly Of paralyti,
shock. His death is felt as a seriou,
loss bv his relatives and friends.
The funeral was held at the hous
Thursday, Feb, 1, Rev. " ". Evans Of
ficiating, The burial took place in TIL
| Burgess cemetery.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1917-02-10
The Great Secret

Novelized From the Metro Wonderfully
Serial of the Same Name, in Which
Francis X. Bushman and Beverly
Bayne Are Co. Stars.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1917-02-10
CHAPTER /.
THE SECRET SEVEN.

"Good morning, Jane How is the
patient"
Jane Warren, the middle aged, care
worn housekeeper for Multimillionaire
Thomas Clarke, trembled at the ques-
ton. Giving way to a sudden burst of
emotion, she clinched her fists and
glared reproachfully at DR.. Zulph.
You ought to know. You are the
physician" she exclaimed.
Come, come said Zulph, gazing
coldly yet earnestly at her with his
tishy eyes, mo anger. l know how to
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READ A CHAPTER OF THIS SERIAL IN THE
REFORMER EVERY SATURDAY
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STRATTON.

Forrest Nose was at home from
Townshend over Sunday
On account Of the storm and high
winds Monday and Tuesday, some Of
the scholars were unable to get to
school Tuesday.
B. Greenfield of Boston, Mass, bought
recently of Miss Alice Pendleton OF
the same town, the buildings in this
town, formerly occupied by Fred Willis
Jonathan Piper, attorney for the firm
of Streeter, Demond, Woodwork and
Sullowav of Concord, y. H., spent
three days recently at the town clerk :
office, looking up titles on the land
owned bv the Parker, Young Co.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1917-02-10
JACKSONVILLE.

Edgar Landman is visiting in West
minister for a few days.
Mr. and Mrs Lyle Bolster of Lon
donderry recently visited Mrs. Phoebe
landman.
Mrs. ]. A. Underwood has gone t.
Brattleboro to visit her daughter, Mrs
Mary Eddy.
Mrs. Isadore Wilmington has finished
work in Wilmington and is visiting
her aunt here, Mrs Mary Burbee.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. b. Robbins received
news of the death of their grand
daughter, Mrs. Bertha (Parson) Sage
of Wilmington.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1917-02-10
WILLIAMSVILLE.

j. A. Herrick went Wednesday to
his home in Keene to spend several
days.
Mrs. F. F. Fisher. Ashton Timson
Cheney Williams and Burton Halliday
are sick with measles.
A. n. Sherman who was representa-
tive from this town in 1908, went We'd
nesday to Montpelier to attend the re
union of the Legislators of that year
G. G. Cooley, who came home from
the Memorial hospital in Brattleboro
two weeks ago, after an operation OF
appendicitis, is gaining and able to bS
about the house a part of the time.
Miss Cronk, nurse, is still in atten
dance. Mr. Cooley's daughters Mrs
Fannie DeWolf of Haverhill and Mrs
Lottie Goddard of Gardner, have re
turned to their homes.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1917-02-10

The New York legislature has before
it another of those fool bills designed
to suppress human nature. If it passed,
Just about 100000 boys and girls in
the empire state would be forbidden
to Glitch on with slcds, that S all!
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1917-02-10
Was in Swimming.

Tommy" said his mother one day
last summer, 'how on earth did you
get yourself so dirty?'
Il was in swimming, mamma" re-
piled the little fellow.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1917-02-10
BY j. M. LouGHeoRoUGH.

Author of the Novelzation of Clyde
Fitch's play, .IIer Sister" His Back
door Romance" and other short stories.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1917-02-10
PREMIER ASKS FOR
$2OO,0OO,O0O CREDIT
Money to Be Used in Spain for Pub
lie Works Cabinet Declines to
Break with Germany.

MADRID, Feb. 10-Premier Roma
nones and the Duke of Alba, minister
of the Interior met the minority lead
crs at a two hours conference, and
asked their support for the immediate
passage of a number of measures, IN
GLIDING a credit Of a billion pesetas,
(S2OO. 000,000) for public works.
Among the projected bills is one for
the reform of the foreign banking serv-
ices. another for the naturalization
Of exterior loans, third for an increase
in the income tax, and fourth for
substitution of tax ON the profits for
privileged enterprises instead of the
present tax on war profits. \ measure
was also discussed respecting the to-
! bacco monopoly.
| The minority leaders agree TO all the
proposals except that for a billion pes
| ctas credit and bill dealing with the
! liquor question. These two matters
were reserved for a further conference.
Referring TO the Spanish note to Ger
many, the Diario Universal says that
| the whole country is unanimously in
! favor of maintaining neutrality bat
| that that attitude does not exclude
action i'm the defense Of national inter
csts or for the protection of national
| dignity. 4" 30 country could renounce
its right to that defense, says the
paper, before the note of the central
powers without at the same time ahan-
douine its neutrality. The two ideas
are perfectly compatible and on both
the nation is unanimous. No one wants
Il to abandon neutrality, but no one
wants either TO abandon the interests
and dignity of Spain before the eaprices
or necessities of foreign powers.
\ decree has been published here
placing all wireless stations in Spain
under the control Of the government.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 1o.-Spain 5
note. which it is understood formally
declines to accept President Wilson
suggestion that she break of diplomatic
relations with Germany, has been re
ccivcd at the state department, bat
not made public.
Spain, il is understood, protests Wig
orouslv against the new submarine or
der rs o violation of international law
and invasion of neutral interests.
| Having taken over American inter
| csts i'm Germany. and being the hes
| equipped automatically of the remain
| mo neutrals. Spain Is anxious to keel
| open communication with Berlin as TIL
: best channel for negotiation betwcel
the central empires and the entente.
Spain made an arrangement som
time ago with Germany for the SAT
passage Of q sufficient number Of he
merchant vessels TO prevent a con
mcrcial panic within the country, bu
Germany has withdrawn that arrange
ment with the understanding that slip
now bound for England shall rctur
at their own peril. Spain is eutirel
dependent on Spanish vessels instead @
other neutral vessels and has demand
ed exemption ON the ground that sh
has never carried munitions of war.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-08-13
OIL LAND, LEASES AND STOCK
In Answering Ads. ri.... Mention Tines.

STOCK ut loc per share In company now
drilling In the shallow field northeast
Oklahoma Universal oil and Gas De-
Harvey, city.
WANTED Conservative stock investors
to Investigate the substantial business
propnatlon we have 10 offer gvpry
Queen on a Gas Co. al Campbell Bldg
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-08-13
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
OUT OF CITY

In Answering Ads. Please Mention Times.
FOR SALE-One Singer shoe sewing
machine with set OF cobhler tools good
as new cheap. Wayne Porter, Fairfax,
Okla.
ONE OF the best hotel cafes In okla
homa at IA bargain. Kitchen Hotel Ex-
change. Campbell Bldg
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-08-13
NAnMe Enn aAi-n


iSn acres, 10 miles southeast Of Moore;
i50 acres In cultivation, all fenced Price
ti5 per acre; easy tcrms
$50 acres. n mile west of nellc Isle;
6-room house. barn, windmill md pump;
orchard, 10 acres In cultivation, balance
In pasture. Price 500 per acre. easy
terms.
25 acres, v mile east ot Marion, nj,
In orchard and blRckherries good fences,
small house and barn Price 900. $500
cash, balance TO suit
20 ceres Joining tho town ot linrrah.
i-room house large 2-story barn, 2 wells,
windmill cement cave, fine orchard all
fenced clear Price t125O, terms to suit,
sg-ncrc dairy farm due north or ths
capitol. on boulevard, s-ruum house
large barn. COW shed e0.ton sllo. wells
and windmill. fine orchard, alfalfa. Price
only So 300 terms 10 suit
1860 acres, miles from Hnrrah. 10
acres In cultivation, Price I25 per acre,
balance TO suit.
100 acres. 20 MILES north OF the city;
tivation: running water In pasture Price
81 100 easy terms
100 acres, II miles north ~ the capitol;
so acres IN cultivation, s-room houss,
barn, Emokehousc windmill Price sal
per acre easy terms
loe acres, ~ miles NJ Jones city: %
acres In cultivation, Groom house. barn;
water IN pasture Price, 81 200. $500
cash balance 60 suit
OKLAHOMA TRUST COMPANY.
va Have Houses and Farms for Rent.
bO6-s-lO Insurance bldE Maple 10.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-08-13

FuR SALE-,5 Direct Action gas range.
raised oven and broller. attractive har.
gain Maple ~,
COMPLETE furnishings 7-room house
Tor sale refrigerator heds rugs sew
gthl nice stand tables i2l y Robinson
Vol l'2S
For sALEa-5 rooms ~ bedroom furni-
lntn Gl2 MeaI Nnllfnrnln
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-08-13

DO you want n home7 Then give me q
chance to show YOU this fine new
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