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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-10-13
GERMAN BROKERS SEE
WARS END NEXT YEAR

BUFNOS. AIRES Coinciden, with
the American demand for Argentine
dry hides 10 meet military orders, and
renewed British buying as result o.
'l'o lifting OF the leather embargo, the
Germans here are buying heavily and
their competition in the market IS help.
ing tu increase, prices
German brokers say they are buying
on German government orders THY
express confidence that the war will en-
in January OF February
Prices Of hides have risen T. percent
IN the laN ten dave
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-10-13
Junior High School
Success at Norman

NORMAN. Okla, Oct, l5-(Spc-
cialD With an cnrolmcn, oi forty pu.
pills. a teaching staff OF twenty upper
,las, students and a board NJ SIX Nu.
prr,i,urs the junior high school con.
Quoted hy the school oi education oi
the University OF Oklahoma is meeting
every expectation of It's promoter, Cen.
etal sciences, modern languages, lltefa-
turc. vocational work, algebra, Reom-
etfy and general history all high school
courses, are taught Norman city pupils
from the seventh and eighth grades.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-10-13
TEN-R0UND BOUT
on MONDAY NIGHT
AtbS aiming to Box Henry
Cherry at Auditorium

ISlds Famine ui N1ril,aNIlu aud
WcnrN Cherry. fighting salesman, who
III meet In u ten. round fghi NJ the
city p'iitoriuui Monday might are work
ing ont dNtlv Nufurr lNc lopnl nsnj.fanp
Fannlng though An oklahoma 10Y has
fought hut twice IN this state Roth ~
tNvst matches wero staged IN Tulsn. ono
..1inst Bobby Waugh and the other
against Sailor k'rh Planning Won the
decision IN each
Ne spout several months I'm AUstra'n
~ y,Hr where hr defeated NJ. t'u,.
a. mont ~ mo Al. ifnlnu upNiw,I.ht
hampton hIp
Cherry be- % 'r,yrlIuH .Ih .unu ..i HuN
- %. hia lobby. and N, often ,ul.t.
I., ring uHnluHt o good imam lII- uurN.
uuts with Young l~1l7,iwmuuS md Tom
-iu.'y shows THAT D.. Is 10 rpNI rurn
and "a number of fans who IuEH watched
him work uut NJ the uIlfufIfru predict
that even thr rropt fuuuing viii fan De
fore hiA mighty bluNt
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-10-13
R0BBER WAS IN A HURRY,
so STORE MAN WAS, TOO

KANSAS CITY, Mo-A man rushed
into a drug store at 1901 Independence
avenue about 9M o'clock aud producets
a revolver
Mister, I'm in an awful hurry" he
told Louis Beck, the proprietor, who
wa, alone in the store Open the cash
register quick
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-10-13
Sox Victory Today Will Mean Seven Game Series
~
~
QRANrLAND rk6 A

We have hero and there heard - lew
trmatka passed about nerve getting ot
n nerve test In football. baseball. ten
MS, boxing and golf
Hut after listening 10 a young canadian
the other night all the above trstr seemed
frivolous and futile ana tooliHh and mp
pant Ito WN young MaJot hlhhop'
aged ~. ot the Canadian flying corps
About NIL he has done IN the last SIX NJ
eight months was tn pnrtako In w air
flights, bring down forty seven German
machines and collect no less than Mn"
OF thoses In one day
rhs Test.
That pnrt ~ II II merely an %inttodnc
ton, llftrd from the official tocOrdu mo
~ year old major was explaining various
ways To battle IN the ali
One merry, test" that lac outlined was
ms follows You see u hostile machine
rushing At yuu through the nit, ming -
machine gun on iout. Quo might dlNr,
~ loop the loup. or flultor around liul.
according 10 Young Major NlHhop, OH" of
tho hest ways was to start head ON i"t
The machine, Mag nrins n machine Gun
~ route rhlH, he said, was tho il"al
nerve trpt The one that luL his nerve
tirrt nlno generally lost his NE mt II
neither decided tn qult. then II whh n
cnsc " double nnuihllatlon \ tnCkl,
who dives for n ruunct In football 10
known to 10 have his share ~ nerve
How thon, about the citizen who ru,hr'
head on toward n hortllc nlrplanr IN n
nerve toHt 10 900 .frct IN the air
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-10-13

Veterans to Attend Meeting Members
Of the In vid Hammond camp, United
Confederate Veterans. local GRAND Army
OF tho Republic camp members and
spanish American War Veterans are re-
uucuiod 10 attend tho mass neoting In
the interest Of tho Liberty bonds. which
viii be- held at the corner Of Main ana
broadway tonight nj ! 80 O'Clock jarrett
Todd, commander ~ David Hammond
camp, L & V. urges that all members
of tho above organizations bo In their
uniforms AT the meeting
Barnett Ordered to Rspor,-Joc Bar.
nett. 2l7 West Flfth street. wan ordered
today TO Newport II | to Join tho nuvnI
reserve lie enlisted IN this branch oi
ihr armed service OF the United state.
iva months ago
Conviction Affirmed Tho criminal
court Of appeals today affirmed the srn
tonc" " the Garfield county district
court ON Derry jane" Upon conviction
for selling liquor James eaS fined $50
and sentenced to sixty days In Jail
Motion Nearing Continued The mo.
ton for n new trial for ! W McCrin,
winch vnA set for hearing today hcfor"
DlNtric, Judge Oldfield, was passed un
~ November 4 because the judge In en-
gagged IN tho trial Of the IindherH case
Writ Dsnied District Judge Clark to.
day denied the writ ~ hhheHH COrpuH
asked hy Arthur Frazier. n n"gru. who
alleged thtt he was being Illegally held
In the county jail FRAZIER Was Hirr7tud
several days ago on n vngrhncy charge
when tho ong rooms were tnldcd, lie
var a porter at the place
Bonds Forfeited Two bonds were or
lDrrd forfeited today hy District lldR'
Hayson upon the hen ring ~ suits brought
by thu state gains tho bondHmon OF
Trunk Sop-r. who IL alleged 10 have Tor
friied his hbnd- when called tn trinl for
alleged violation of the prohibltOry laws
Sergeant Resigns r u nmndru. , for
several years n sergeant OF the local pu-
leo department, today handed his r'slg.
nation Ia Chief Of Police Nichols Mr.
nrnnden will ~ 10 the Miami zinc and
lead fields where his cousin. llcdgc
Urandcn. Who was also a sergeant nj the
police department until about tive
monthH ago. In now engaged IN huHlhrss
Fire Insurance wal 20 Tar r%prhnw
Adv
Mrs Doleourt TO lndlsns-Mrs 4 T
HOlCoutt. 1920 West Twelfth street, lrt'
yesterday for MOrrlFtuwn, Ind, In tr'
FpOnrc Ia n telegram stating thhi hci
brother was dead The brother was hurt
In = collision In indianapolis of an auto.
mobile aud n street car sir weeks ago
Mrs BoiCourt will remain away three
weeks.
"a IIaLn pnV.I Hama ~ - Adv
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-10-13
TESTIFIES
IN MS OWN DEFENSE

MNRSIIFIFlD, Mo, Oct ID
Claude Picr>ol. charged with the hid
naring OF Lloyd kect the II months old
son of ! Holland keet, a banker OF
Springfield MAY 70 last took the vii
mes, stand N his own behalf today and
dcmcd the charges against him Pier
sol said he know nothing about the
kidnapping until he read It in the papers
the following morning
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-10-13

ENID, Okla. oct -ASpccralD-
Mrs Cora Porter, secretary-tteasuter OF
the local war council library fund sent
a telegram to Frank +. Hill, executive
OF the national library war
council. in which She states that SSS6Gi
has bees collected in Enid Tor the fund
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-10-13
CLARK WILL
Be Mere SATURDAY

Champ Clark, speaker OF the house
IT representatives., will pass through
Oklahoma City about moo tomorrow
IN M, way to For, sill where he will
visit his son. Lieut. Cot Bennett Clark
On the return trip Speaker Clark will
deliver an address IN Oklahoma City
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-10-13

Major-Who will take charge Of our
machine gum
Private Smith go Corporal Higgin,
was one oi tire best machine men in our
ward let him do H. Puck
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-10-13
IS WOUNDED;
WITH CANADIANS

OTTAWA. Ont, oct H. The name
of NJ ! Carr Of Mc>i, Texas. is in.
cludcd in the casualty list as wounded
Of the Canadian overseas forces, issued
today
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-10-13
Cheering Her UP

Bc,,-l couldn't marry a man who
loved me for my looks alone
Jess Why dear. the blind sometimes
m~arty-St. Louis Globe. Democrat
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-10-13
AUTO RACERS Will
TRY FOR RECORDS
IN CHICAGO MEET
Ten Noted Drivers and Cars
Turn Out for Grand Prix

tNltADO. oct ~ Ton noted nutomo-
hllcH turned out Mt the speed WAY today
awaiting tho starting gun that will send
them away In the grand uriS events OF
three lnCca AT -, hO and 100 miles
Ralph milford, Who. IN the qualifying
test Yesterday. drove hi. mount nj an
average speed of nearly Ms miles an
hour and CASTOR Chevrolet. the French
driver. nre regarded M r. voriter.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-10-13

\ paragraphcr lu llluul, insist, that
the DRIVING Manual a.. lt} 'c,'nr
From National Emergency Food Car.
den Commission, Washington d {,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-10-13
S00NERS MEET
ILLINOIS TODAY
Owen Has Men Trained in
Overhead Game,

NOltMAN, OKLA, oct II Especial -
The University Of oklahoma football ma.
chine left. last night to play tho Uni
vcrsity Of Illinois Mt Crhana this after
noon, and a closely contested game Is
predicted.
sooners Are out~eighed.
Coach owen has his heavy team well
trained and they are In good condition
20 make II hard for their opponents The
SooncrS average about l70 pounds while
the Illinois team averages about ten
pounds more
The Illinois squad is not only heavy hut
IL fast and those who have scru that
team play predict for II the champion
ship Of the Rig Ten"
Illinois w cNpr.t ted 10 resort only sci
dom 10 the overhead game. because NJ
the powerful line and fast harkticiR The
oftcnse Of the Sooncrs' VIII be- S,cr-
head
Lineup and Substitutes
The opening lineup ana substitutes
taken on the trip include n Johnson,
lcftend, Tolhett. lefttncklc. Deacon. left
guard Douglas, Ccnt"f. N.Gluthlin.
rightguard Hollc, righttacklr Durnnt.
rightend; Wilmoth, quarter, Abbott. lcft-
half Graham, righthHlt. and Davis.
nllbnCk Substitute llnomnu. Cary.
Brown and MrDurdN. suhSuiuic ends.
Haskell and Lustrr. substitute hnckfield
men, g. Johnson, shaw and Bcnhtold
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-10-13
CARS TO Be
ON ROADS TOUR
T lloyd Thompson 70 Talk on
Better Roads in State,

\ good road, tour. under the auspices
the Oklahoma City Motor Car Deal
cr,' association viii he conducted next
week. during which nineteen counties
and forty six town, will be visited by
the party from Oklahoma CITY The
tour has been named the Good roads
and cup tour
Forty-three Cars In Tour.
Forty three cars carrying between lVO
and 20 person, will leave here AT \
o'clock Monday morning They VIII
return Saturday October N al ~
o'clock T. m
Iloyd Thompson OF the Ozark Trails
association will accompany the party
and will make good road, Spccchc, III
every ono of the iorty-SiN towns visited.
The Oklahoma CITY automobile dealer,
will take a bras, band with them on the
trip
Complete Itinerary.
The complete itinerary ri the trip Is
a, follow,
Neutrality-suspicious. City Edmond,
Guthrie, Mulhall, Orlando, Ferry, Bliss,
lOl Ranch, lonra City
Tuesday pouca City, Ionkawa.
Blackwell. Nardin. Deer Greek Med
ford, Jefferson, Pond Creek, krrmIln.
Enid
Wednesday-Fnld. Waukoml', Hen
Messy. Dover. KlngiNher, Watonga.
Gcar,. Hydro. Wcathcriord, Clinton
ThursdAy-Clinton, BESSIE, tordell.
Rocky. Hobart. Lone Wolf, Granite,
Mlngum. AlIuS
Fuday-Alm, llcadri,k. Nwdcr. In
diahoma. Cache lawton. Fort sill,
Apache, Anadarko, thlckasha
Saturday-ChickaSha Union City III
Reno Yukon. Oklahoma City,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-10-13

NOV dhIts,
ThoSc IN the Giant camp who figured
that Joe Jackson had about completed
his course ~ stnrdum decided To tax"
nrathrr guess after tho first few games
Joo. never rated Hs n great fielder
opened the matinee with ono NJ Tho
greatest catches NJ the season, II game
saving dive on the hardest sort ~
chance After this Joe decided 20 resume
In his chosen line. collecting three ,lc n
drives In the SECOND battle Wiih TINS
start no wasted ne great timo IN proving
that he wa stlll n member Of polite
baseball society aud u credit tu the wal
lopctS' uHsuclntluu
luckrun. having been n natural hitter
All his life, viii he n natural hitter. aud
a good one. long after he loses the need
ed elasticity IN his arm and lrgs
A. a latHmnn hlH place belongs with
Cobb, lajoi". Wagner and Speaker lie
iSn'i quite NJ with cobb, hu, over the
long haul he In ahead ~ iAlulc. Speaker
and Wagner IA Doe irnt above thirty
Yet he rtlll has n number ~ active cnm
pnlgns LEFT, HuNwhriH ffnm nNr Ia H"vrn
years, where lac cnn continue, to annoy
aud hnraas tho leading pitchers " the
dry.
In another year" rnyH an exchange
% linp, folsch VIII lie n great hull rlnl
90 AHa
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-10-13
With Three Star Pitchers
Ready For Work, Giants
Have Advantage Over SoX

Sox Must Win Today With Cicotte or They Are Doomed Be
You'd Debatej Sox Victory Would Probably Mean Seven
Game Series; Neither Team IS Liable to Curl Up and
Surrender Without Strug gle,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-10-13
lEQfWl66IY
ANDHIShCS
RVM00an GdriS

Uncle Wlaolly and the Watchtul Potatoes
('opyright. 1917. by Mcclure Newspaper
SNudlcltcD
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-10-13

In another year" says an exchange,
' Han Folsrh viii he n great hnll play.
or Whsddn yer mean, smother year"
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-10-13

( w yliAT are you going 'o do to-
W. dty.' asked Nurs" Jan" lNilly
w NuGzy, the muATnt LADY
h"uusrkcrpcr. NJ she saw
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-10-13

Ed l. Hahn. Nnct.l Home W 22 AAy
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-10-13

Barnett Ordered TO Rsport-Joc HRr-
nett. 2l1 West Flfih street. war ordered
today to Newport II to Join tho nuvnl
reserve He enlisted IN his branch Of
thr armed service OF the United state
two months ago
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-10-13

Conviction Affirmed Tho criminal
court Of appeals TODAY affirmed tho srn
tonc" " the Garfield county district
court ON Berry James Upon cOnNl'tiOu
for selling liquor James eas fined $50
and sentenced "a sixty days In Jail
The Sentinel=record., 1917-03-11

Yesterday Circuit Judge Scott Wood had the attorneys Of the loca bar il court and set the docket for the first two weeks of the coming term, par ticular interest in which ceuters in the fact that early trial is given the indictments aganst some of the off cials indicted by the last grand jury. The docket is as follows:
 Monday, March 26 All appeal eases in which appeal taken 10 days before fHst day of court, and which shall have been dockcted in time to have witnesses Subpoenacd. An cases of forfeiture taken at Sep Wilmington -stemns X Co. vs
 Bodemau, V, E, tSi6-valley Flaming Min Co vs. W. II.
 and Stella Vale. 2o6l--J F Henderson Vs. IT. Clay
 Product Co. 2349-James Woodland Ns Mattie J 2ioc-w. R. Gay vs. Rumley Products 9ioa-J. C. Rush vs. E. NJ. Ward. a5it-Valley Flaming Min Go. Ys r. J.
 Gross 9lo9 9lo9-t. E Pubr vs; F. s Masum' MiS' 2724-John B. Morris ys. c. l.. Lewis 2796-A c. Rhodes Furniture Co. vs. .7a5-vaGiie2g Flaming i,'1 Mil Co. ys. Laura
 Tuesday. March 27. 3N42 State of Arkansas vs C. II. Speor 3Si&-State of Arkansas Vs. G II. Specr 3S39-statc of Arkansas Vs. w. R. Dow
 Wednesday. March 2s. 3S37-state of ArlQnsas vs T. J Blcd- 3sas- State of Arkansas vs. T. J. nlcd-
 soc. 367o- -stale of Arkansas ys. J. W. Me 3S74-state of Arkansas vs. J. W. Me
 Clendon 3S75-State of Arkansas vs. J. W. Me
 Thursday. March 29. 5N57-Stote of Arkansas vs. Reb. Houpt 3NId-State of Arkansas vs l.. P. Gill
 lenwater. 2S72- State of Arkansas vs. Geo. Bray State of Arkanss vs. Geo. Bray. 3S59-State of Arkansas vs. Thomas El-
 Friday. March 3o %Ni5-State of Arkansas VS Lon Turner. aSt6-State of Arkansas vs. Lon Turner. 3si7-State of Arkansas vs Lon Turner.
 Monday, April 2. 2'Nl sam Fulmighter ct al vs. W. II.
 Burrows. ct al. 2GIt-A, t Williams vs Ruth Van Loon. 2'69-Arklnsas Trust Co. vs. M D. Wn-
 Hams 279G-- Bertha Jackson vs Mosaic Ins. Co.
 Tuesday April g. 21S4-Mamie Landers vs K. of r. GNlnd
 Lodge 21S5-llattie Glaze vs Aetna Life lnsur-
 ance Co. 2Ae9-A. J. Patterson vs. The Sun Ins.
 O. 2ST0-A J. Patterson vs. The German
 American ins. Co. 2N1I-A. J. Patterson vs The Scottish
 Union x Natl lne Go. -Ni2-A. Il. Patterson vs. The StuyVcsant
 Tus Co 2Si5-A. ]. Patterson vs. Commercial
 Union InS Co.
 Wednesday, April 4, 2N1S-iWm Cockrell, ct al. ys. W. A
 Mathews 2SSo-Nlrs. Lena Gross vs. Ed F. Mooney. 2SS9-C- R Oliver vs. R. L. Geren.
 Thursday, April 5. 2So9-R A. Simpson vs. C. N. Beatty. 2So6-T. r. Mahau vs. St L.. L M. X S.
 Ky. Co. 2s20-Ledgerwood X Williamson vs. Nj.
 D X q. Ky. Co. 2S32-C. C. Lemlv vs. Minerva F. Work
 Friday, April 6. 2S6o-W P Stribing vs. J. NJ Dlcken- son. Rec'r chi, K. I X P. Ky. 2N6J-M II. Vaughn vs. II. $. st. Ky. Co
 Monday, April g. 3lN-J. W. Dcmby vs. simon Cooper 21it-Cooper. simon X Levi Ys. Natl
 Life Ius Co l1i5-Simou & Levi Cooper vs West
 chester Fire lns. Co. 25iG-Simon X Levi Cooper vs. Pala-
 tine Iug Co.
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DR. WALKER ANNOUNCES.
We'll Known Physician Responds and Will Seek Place on the Com
 pnieefnp


 Dr. DaCosta Walker makes an. nouncement this morning as a candi- date for one of the commissioner ships of Hot Springs under the new commission form of government. pr. Walker is one of the best known Of the younger set of physicians of the city, and was reared in Hot Springs He Is familiar with her needs and his candidacy is in response to the in. terpositicn of many friends who would have him lend his influence towards the more comp. etc development of this resort under the new form of municipal government that is to Do introduced here soon. Dr. Walker is enc of the young physicians who has built for himself a splendid practice in the city, and Is willing to devote a part of his time to public affairs.
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TWO NEGROES ARRESTED.
They Are Believed to Be the Ones Who Have Been "Workng'
 Street Cars.

Two negroes were yesterday grab bed mp and placed in the city jail charged with being some of the per sons wha have been working the street cars here during the afternoons and grabbing for anything they might take off oi benson in a crowd. One of the negroes had diamond set tooth, and told cf how prominent he was and how indignant at arrest mUi, the officer making the arrest took some of the dignity out of him, and
 incidentally the black very narrowly escaped some punishment which might have been well handed out to him had he persisted in effrontry.
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NOTICE AUTOMOBILE
 OWNERS.

Numerous complaints have been made al this office about automo- piles being operated without q state license
 [ The State Department has caled attention to this law and asks that it be rictly enforced
 On and afer this date all cars that do not display the license number on the front and rear and those without a license will bo sub ject to arrest and upon conviction wiz be fined as provided by law.
 s, R. ERICKSON. ll-2t Collector.
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RAILeiRD's SELECTIONS.

First Race-Easter Greetings, Caronde- let. Sompsilla.
 Second Race-Slr Oliver, Rhymer, Taxi.
 Third Race The Duke. Crankie. Opheo lia W.
 Fourth Race-Old Rosebud. Bob Hens ley. HanOvia.
 Fifth Race--Sureon Virginia w., BalPee.
 Sixth Race-Impression, Transport Eibra1tar
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MccHEsNEVs SELECTIONS.

First Race-B. A. Jones, Easter Greet ngs, SempsiHa
 Second Race-Sir Oliver Rymer Ha- zelnut.
 Third Bace-Mico Girl, Dyson. Hester Smith.
 Fourth Race-Old Rosebud, Hanova. Bob Hensley.
 Fifth Race-Balgee, First Star, Ne- rena.
 sixth Race--lmpressio Transport, KildaN
The Sentinel=record., 1917-03-11

Dr. T. il. Shelton has returned n the city and is now located in Citi. zens National Bank Building, suite 303-4-5. 2 23-tf
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Come and see the stocking darler being demonstrated at S5S Central avenue. 3-1-1wk
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If you suffer from stomach olsor ders, ask your doctor about our 5ul' aarlan buttermlIk. Tke pastsurixec Milk Go. &11-n
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Try our Merchants Lunch and Home Cooking. PERFECTION CAFE, oppo sIte ArIlnoton Hotel. 11.1ptt
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For reliable roof work call Geo. J. Turk, phone 339. 1227-tf
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ENTRIES AND HANDICAPS
 ByF. J. ORTELL
MONDAYS sEIEcrloNs-

sIlisT & &RACtcsIB DYKE; RAD; BAD PRosrEcT. NATHAN R, IltI@RD @ RACEnKlTTY CIEATlIAN Mco G1Rt. oPHEL1A ". FOIRIH RACtT-}OB llENSLEY, OLD ROSEBUD ILANOVtA. FIFTH RACE-XIRGlNIA ", BALGEE vlRGIEDOT
 ONE BEST-BEN JAMESON.
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GOING TIC THE RACES?

Cadillac Auto Service will take ycu there on Time. Automobiles for hire at all hours. PHONE ITS.
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Just little better" Is the way we do our painting and paper hanging Biggs the Paint People. Phone 6.
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State of Arkansas. County of Garland, ss. l. Gus Strauss. president of the above named bank. do solemnly swear that the above statement is true to the best Of my knowledge and belief
 GUS STRAUSS,
 President. Subscribed and sworn to before me this 10th day of March, 1917.
 TIIOS. J. GLADSON,
 Notary Public. My commission expires July ', 1919. Correct--Attest
 IAMP WILLIAMS.
 T. ]. O'NEILL,
 H. A JONES.
 Directors.
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Lot Sorreils Drug co. look afte gour KODAK fintstins fl%-f
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RECTOR AND SAWYER.

The partnership between E. w. Rec tor and myself havIng been dissolv- ed by the death of Mir. Rector, s all continue the practice of law under the firm name of Rector and Sawyer heretofore used. this continued use of his name having been generously suggested and permitted by his fam ily l.. E. SAWYER,
 Hot Springs, Ark, Feb. 9, 1917. 2-2-.tf
 Let US show you how to increase the value of your property, Biges Art Store. 3-itG.
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Ladies how much money are you making? Would $4 a day interest you Must be under 25. Wiling to travel Call between II and 1 at SIS Central avenue Ask for MT Anderson.
 3-S-2t.
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CIRCUIT COURT
 DOCKET IS SET
FROM OPENING DAY UNTIL APRIL TO BE TAKEN UP WITH
 CASES FROM OLD DOCKET.

Officials Indicated at Last Term of Court Win Be Placed on Trial Dur ing the First Week of the Coming Term.
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Report of the Condition of the Citizens National Bank

Hot Springs, Ark. At Hot Springs, In the State of Arkan- sas at the close of business on March D, 1917.
 RESOURCES. Loans and discounts ............... $306 9S2. 52 Overdrafts ......................... lSS.U2 hnrla dannaifnd
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EL-RECORD CHART
FOURTH DAYS RESULTS
OUDY. TRACK MUDDY.

WEATHER maid idens 3 Sfx
 0 at in one 4 '
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IMPRESSION HAS THE SPEED IN FINAL.

Denotes lbs. apprentice allowance claimed WEATHER CLOUDY; TRACK HEAVY.
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