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Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1917-01-29
TESTIMONIALS
FOR MEDICINES
Lydia f. Pinkham Medicine
Company Publishes Only
Genuine Ones.

The testimonials published by the
Lydia T. Pinkham Medicine Company
come unsolicited. Before they are used
the Company takes great care to inform
itself about the writer. Never know
ingly, has it published an untruthfui
letter, never is letter published with
out written consent signed by the writer
The reason that thousands Of women
from all parts of the country write such
grateful letters is that Lydia E. Pink
ham Vegetable Compound has brought
health and happiness into their lives.
once burdened with pain and illness.
1t has relieved women from aorna Of
the worst forms Of female Ills, from dis
placements. inflammation. liberation.
irregularities, nervousness, weakness,
stomach troubles and from the blues.
II 10 impossible for any woman who
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1917-01-29

Having rented my farm near Ser
: abbie. formerly known as the Cost
Farm. lyin. about one mile west Of
Scrabble. four miles east OF Bedins
ton, on the road leading from serab
BILE to 5odingten, will sell without
reserve. on
MONDAY. FEBRUARY >, 1912,
tae following described personal PROV
erty:
st 10 O'Clock a. NJ
HEAD OF HoRsEs AND COLTS
AND ONE PAR MULES
coming years bid, thoroughly brol.
en-. will work anywhere hltehed. Sey.
eral o. the above named horses and
mules ara well b-osen N The Iea@.
one Of which is brown mare n fual
hy The f"etowa Eelgian horse
20 HEAD CATTLE
I'art o. which ere No COWS mat
will be ,resh Or near fresh Dy day Of
sale. ne balance are well bred
young cattle. on and Two years Old. a
couple Of wh'ch are cood sock bulls
20 HEAD OF EWES
Ere, one Buck
20 HEAD OF HCGs
I've oI WAleh are elegant brood s0ws.
both being With pigs. ONE VIII have
pigs by day Of 5ase baIaEee thrifty
Yoeeg shoats.
FARMING IMPLEMENTS
one Good Shepherd drill. disc drill
a
rake. l Deeriag binder. elegant
double e9rn planter. good OGyer
chilled aloWa, NJ 49, several eoya
double and single SHOVEL plows.
spriRg tooth harrow. ! four.sqaare
harrow, s1s - hay ladders, eood as
new; taree-horCe wagon. four
horse wagon, which is q thiMb!e sheiH.
an elegant wagon. Crimes make near
Winchestaf.. I Sharpiess separate. /
Blizzard fodder shredder tarib5le
trees. double trees ana siagla trees.
c1owd sticks. lot OF CID iroH.l top
bassy. Thrush Slough good as
rev. eat.ins 3oS. aaes eje.sA. :
strnnd bsIla.
HARNESS
Two Gets Sreechbands. : zets front
gears. sets plow gears. elegant new
4-korse WAGON line, plow lines, col
lars, Brides. aelters, COW chains /
net single harness coed as new. and
r n,unbev OF ether articles not men
toned
TERMS OF SALE
4 cge4it OF n1onths VII ne given
on Ill saras Of SIC and over. the pur.
chaser to give note With approved
security. negotie BILE and payable at
the Old National Bank OF Martins
burg with interest from date but if
paid G. maturity interest RENTED
10 property to be removed until sat.
isfaoterily settled for. Reasonable
discount fer cash.
f. c. FOREMAN
Dodd & HOFFMAN Auots
j. ", Fishpaw. Clerk.
"a Agd I'd
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1917-01-29

fresh near Gay of sale.
Ne. 4 Jersey mileh Cow, viii be
fresh about March /.
The rest are thrifty young heifers.
with calf by thoroughbred Jersey
bull. VIII be fresh about the last of
May
FARMING IMPLEMENTS
enc. two or three horse Brown wag-
~ and bed. { in tread, in good con.
dition l spring wagon, in good con
lItion; / open top buggy ! Deering
binder, : #. cut, good order, | Deer
i4y mower. gaod as new. 1 grain
drill, GTCeBCastle make, Oliver
chilled p!ow, double aud I single
shovel piow. / corn coverer. spring
Goth harrow / \ harrow / thrihhle
.eoc double tree, D single trees. 2
srot3 sticks, Windmill, basket
leigh and bells. l buggy pole. lot
gEain sacks. cutting box. rakes. hoes.
aattocks. maui and wedges. axes. l
Ncnt ssw. . forks. / scoop / scald.
ng trough, ] log chain. aud other ar
aclsa te2 aumecous TO mention; l ba-
eau and l table.
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1917-01-29

10 we'll and who
has never suffered
to realize how these
poor, suffering wo-
men feel when re-
stored 10 h ealth /;
and their keen desire
to help other women
who are suffering as
they did.
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1917-01-29
job Printing Orders

We advise those in need Of office stationery letter
heads bill heads Statements envelopes booklet other
printing to place their orders now for prompt deiv
cry and satisfactory work.
We tell you frankly that the order will cost you
than it did year ago because printing costs and
PAPER have gone up along with everything else.
And we are just as frank in telling you that the
longer you wait, the higher the cost will probably be.
We guarantee all our Job Printing to be correct ac-
cordng to copy and satisfactory in every way We
plete the work when promise to and have repu-
Jation among present customers Of arranging
work artisticaly and satisfactorily.
We urge you to place your order now
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1917-01-29

Consisting Of Horses and Colts.
/ No, bay mare years old. a
No l leader, work anywhere hitch
ed, in foal by Imported Percheron
horse
No 2-Gray mare. IA years old. a
good leader and strap mare
Nc Brown mare, coming 4 yrs
old good single and double driver.
40. 4-Grav mare, coming years
did well bred. a 10. l diver.
80 Coming 3 years Cd horse
coli been wicked some WI make a
.trEe handsome horse
No. Ebay mare, heavy draft, eera=
ing wears ole. rs Belgium, the low
down block kind
No. and S--Iwo mare colts. com
ing years old, from Imported Per
cheroa horse, heavy and 0iochy kind
ard good bone.
10. 9-One coming years horse
COT, a sos7 oHe
No. l0 and live yearIing aud
size horse colts, good bose, from
PercAerua herse.
Ne. 12-YeafIiug marc coli. from
Baruawade
Farmers this tof Of berses VIII be
wor.a yeur attention Come and see
day Il sale.
HEAD CATTLE
Consisting of fresh cows. with
calves ~ their side. good big ana
strong With gooa calves and heavy
uifors. 10th are young. ! aolstein
CIV, VIII BE fresh IN spring. giving
mla law: 3 heiters. viii be fresh
also IN spring
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1917-01-29
HARNESS

e"4 ssts beaehhRnds. sets pIow
zaazs. : bind brides. good collars
Sci double driving harness. / raiT
heck lines sets fly nets. riding
Hfidia. 3 cow claims.
Fifty hhode Island Red Chickens.
Seine Hay Fodder and Corn. also
7me Potatoes.
TERMS OF SALE.
& credit Of 10 months will be eiv.
- en- al SUMS Of $40 and upwards,
'he purchases to give note with MP
proved security, negotiable and pave
bic al de C.ao rs National Bank Of
Aar'iashuFa " Va, or he Savings
#aEk Of Hadamsport, Md Under
$40 cash No property to be removed
uaA tettIed for
81 Il nUBLE.
Gao v EEH5EcKEa. auot.
r. r Kezehaer Clerk,
I - ead "a
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1917-01-29
HARNESS

Two Gets 5reechbands. : set fsoa.
ge&rs, sets plow gears elegant new
4-horse WAGON line, plow lines col
lars, Brides. aelters, COW CHAINS. j
net single harness good as new. and
Il nunbeu OF ether articles no. men
.eaea
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1917-01-29
PUBLIC SALE
CT VALUABLE
PERSONAL PROPERTY

Having tao much stock Tor my
small farm. west Of Arden on the
road leading 70 tn. Ridge Church.
Berkeley COUNTY l viii sell 70 fhe
highest bder on
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1917-01-29
10 HEAD

Alse the following stock at the same
time and place:
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1917-01-29

MONDAY. FEBRUARY ., 1917,
tAe following described personal PROV
erty:
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1917-01-29
90 HEAD CATTLE

I've cI Waieh are elegant brood s0ws.
beth being With pigs. one VIII have
pigs by day Of sale. BalaEee thrifty
vonep shpafa
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1917-01-29
PUBLIC SALE
OF VALUABLE
PERSONAL PROPERTY
OF YALUARL.

Having rented my farm near Ser
abble. formerly known as the Cost
Farm. lying about one mile west of
Scrabble. four miles east Of Bedinr-
ton, on the road leading from serab-
BILE to 2odingten. will sell without
reserve on
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1917-01-29
AND one PIE MULES

coming years bid, thoroughly br9E.
en-. will work anywhere hltehed. Ssy.
eral O, the above named horses and
mules ara well b-o&en N th5 leaa.
one O. which is brown mare IN foal
by The L"etowA Balgian horse
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-02-22
3 I. 6
RatbilSsns Seind,.

ungefdbr Dier5ebu Sage ua6 Der
chen beriibrten StyIittenfabrt fam
elm 9rief bon WatbiIoe Somertou,
Der Ibre 4nfiinit on5eigtc.
Sic orire asgie in SfodD Boint
lit idaper franf. SD motte lie be
iuden uno ipenn i6 bel Der @elegen.
belt einige Sagc i'm lieben, alte,t
Sarmbars tpeilen bari treffe iJ 5fpei
SIiegen NIT elmer &luppe. @ebeu
sic alIo Sans elm grtraration ga.
fer, oenn io-pus Der @ott oeS @et-
tiers enabig fiige-es cine Shlitten.
babn gibt, iolen Sic mein eoler 8it'
ter ieill, mir pollen ur,ter irrbem
Sd)euengeldutc ourdJS 2ano iouien.
Banp moee ole 8drmflaidse beroor.
iudJen uno oaS i66nite Subn bereit
balten, Tie fenrt meinen 8eidnrod.
Sante Burton ldBt mi6 eben rufen;
alio leben sic mobl, lieber Wfr. DEER
ton! Auf @ieoerieben an SonnerS.
rag Mbenb. @em i6 an oaS gelbe
3inmer benfe, M WauD mid be.
bent, aIS oh id cine Siiritin Itatt
ether armen Sdyulmeiiterin mare,
fam i6 fnum Die 8eit erruarten.
Ser3Iide @riiBe.- - fatbil6e conner.
ton"
Orfel 9biIipp frpite iih iiber ben
griei uno los TIN 10 oft, bis @dllp
ron beinu9e uusipeuoig wubte. eona
aaein perna6m Die Runoe nit
Sdreden. Sect woate jie bon RIe'
munb erfannt peroen, Der nit Der,
5umiIie Sorparo %beireunoet mar.
Rodoein lie oie 3tpedmGBigfeit ibrer
Role ais .WfiB Operton" eingeieben,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-02-22

es lieber geieben bate, ipenn man lie
Der beiIieen 2ouiie' oOer Watbiloe se-
peibt baben tpiiroe.
9eioe Wabhen itan0en ieinem ser.
gen gIeih nabe; cine Seit lang
slaitbte er Watbiloe por5u5ieben,
peil es ibr 5uerit ~sellnser, ieines
Ser5ens @isritbe 5u i6meI3en unS es
in Sbeilnubme rno SntereiIe fir Die
Wenihbeit oibriren 81 laiien. Seoen.
fals bate er lie iebr lieb unb als lie
am Wontag nah Der 8irhenfabrt iid)
perabibieoete, elite er aus Dem 3in1'
mer, miifte mebrfa6 Die @i.gen nit
Dem HodGrmeI unb fragte iid,, wober
Die betpegte Stinmiirg fomme, oa er
ood ieIbit fir Imerifas ibonites
Weib feinen Silnfen Sntereiie beste.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-02-22

Stella lit beiicr, miro nber Do5l
ME pie6er obne ariifen geben. Sic
ipritt oft BON Sbnen, oennod lagte
i1-peqen 9eODiaS lmpelenbeit-
nidts opn SSbrem 8rieie. @enn Sbr
OnfeI 5bren Iufentbalt un0 SIRE
,Soentitdt Dor Der SnmiIie SofDaro
perber9en nil, mag er ieine guten
@riinoe bnbeu, unb idJ Deroe Sic
nid)t pe%rrotben. Sd beabii1tige,
meinen @pbnIis bon Gbicago mad,
gtep Oorf ODER eieentlid SerIep Sim
j1 ~oerlegen, np iid mir ein gutter
8oiten bel elmer electromagnetic.
iGIaft bictet. SoQte Die Sade iih 10
geItaIten, peroe ib mir erlnliben, Sic
IN Hodp Yoint 81 beiuten, Deil i'd
SSbnen etpos 5I iageu babe, mas III
Dem 4upiere lieber nidt onoertruile."
emil unteribrieb oSSbr %ergebei1er
Sre,Inb", ltnO bod par et1pos i'm
Zone ieines 8rieIes, Oas Coma bcu1.
rtbigte, beion0erS lpenn iie iif
irogte, mas emil Sepforo ibr 81
iagen h1tte, 0as nibt ebeulo gllt Oem
Yopiere pertrulrt Deroen fonnte.
ISn Der @eieaitoft 81 Hodp Soint
gnb es IN 6ieiem Sabre feinen Gbriit.
baum. Wun peronitoltete cine
ShIittpnfobrt na6 WelpiQe nit ge.
meiniamem Souper un6 8eiell.
idnftsipieIen. Snfel Bbilipp mies
tbete auh eineu S6Iitter, fubr nit
China nod Dfelpiue, uub ieste llle
Nrpelenoen, oh ieiner Whmterfeit, in
Gritmlnen.
Gan alien 6armbnus aber bate Ell
@aum gebronnt. oas GbriItfin0
brahte perihieoenc an yDfiB Deer
ton" nbreiiirte Budetfen. Nus Gbi'
cogo fam Elm hiibiter WhIti. Gonn
betrabtete i'm idJner5Iih in Dem Sc
6~dnfen, melde Spier oos Selbent
Dem groBntiitbigen emil g~efoitet IA.
ben modItc, uno mie prnig lie oagc.
gen geben fonnte. Gin S~lpeites Bndet
ertbielt elm Grbouungsbllf BON
3utte 3errp unb Elm gaar pollene
Striinlpie.
SD babe ieoe WtaiGe oaran iel6it
seitrift," iHrieb lie. r3er SirIefan3
in Der beiIiegenben Shad)tel lit aon
Robert Somar6, fir ieine Stapeiter
WPrs. anrl GEurdIa", nie or ii6 aus.
3u6riidcn bcIic6t. Mir iteiut, haS
3eua paBt eber fir cine Siibicetnni.
Innerin, ais iir cine ebrbure @ittrpe.
@r ponte ultt) 9eine 4ore'le rpiiicn,
ober ib idrieb einfat3, rpenn IN ibm
rift idbit Nndrift oe9eben, pdre
G%n3unebmen, bob Gu inn Ieinen
anfentbaIt ri6t mittbeiIcn tuoGteit."
ungeoulbtg rib Coma Die Sdut]teI
mtf mo fan6 einen prahtpoIlen Set
idnuId nebIt einem Sriefhen. in
Dem Hobert ciein liebes fleineS
Stppeiterd,en" bat, Die 8eibfud.ts.
8dbe BON ibm a%rBuneDmen.
In Dem Gage mar elm iparmes.
gliidIifes @efubl IN G0nas tSer5ell,
INNER mieoer iprnh lie leiie Die
@orte rliebe5 fleineS Sdpeiter.
det."
Sic flar1een ibr III Der SeeIc mic.
Der uno dui 6em 8cge nnd) Welpiae
ihien bas SfeuengcIqi,te lie ibr
IJItie gu iit9en. Der lane @ino tic iDr
5li5ufliiItern. Gber lpie oos Ser5 lid,
babel erpdrmte, erfGIteteu lid Die
Sanbe III gn1iIs Nuff ul0 fic munidr
te, er modte i'm nidt geinnOt, ibr
nifts 81 iager babcn bel benz bead.
iibtigten Beiute in Hodp Boint.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-02-22

mart miirbe oie @erganeenbeit pad,.
rlIfen."
LAS it's eigentlib nidt," ia9te
Coma meineno, yaber, Snfel, oas mar
emit meme ltbr, Die aarl mir ais
Srautgeid}enf CAB. Sd erfannte lie
i%ofort."
ga, ia, oas lit cigentbiimlid). Ho.
bert Sopuro fduftc leine llbr fiir
Dfatbiloe. Sic fonnte nid3t in before
Sunoe fommen; oas binoert aber
nif,t, Dob Gir's webe tbut. Sci I'll.
big, Souisden, ih fnnfe Cir nod cine
id,onere. iobolb id, meiue @olle los.
geldla9en. &erlaB Gid oarmlf.
"a, ia."
Gr nahnl cine groBe Eriie uil0
Idlittete geid}idt einige aornden i'll
@onos Augen, paa bercn &otbe uoQ.
ltonoig erflGrte,. als Watbiloe iragte.
mas Dem Biippden feblte.
80 beige ih nGntlih oas min5i9e
'SeriondIen," liro cr5dblte- bel Glide
u%naltfborlidl balo BON ibrei1 Sd)ii-
icrinnen, bafo Don ihrcr Sante uno
9eolpig, balo bon aarl GburdIas
traurigem Gnoe uno Dem Sammer lei.
ller Whitter.
llntionit iud.te Onfel Ybilipp oaS
8eipru6 81 dnocrn. Gr fannie 8arl,
folgli6 muBtcn i'm Die n0beren eilt-
8elbeiten intcreiiiren. llno lie er.
D1bnte oeiien Seiratb nit eiuem
arnlen W1od)en, I'M 0as lid 5iir 3eit
oes llngliids Nienrauo 81 fiimmern
ihien, auBer &obert. DER nit gebro.
henem SuBe ielbit ans Eager gefei.
ielt mar. Grit meinte Gona Dor Web
uno Sanuner 81 ~pereeben, als Na.
tbilbe rber Noberts Snterelie err.
mdbnte, muroen Die Yltlie rrbiger,
Der frampfbafte Sdmer5 miloerte iif,.
Scam Ole iunee Srau nah Sop.
arb?" frugte lie etblid) nit letter
Stimne.
SEER meines 9ebens, bas lit Jon.
oerbar," mlrmelte Snfel Ybilipp ulb
it}ritt baltig ans 6enIter.
rNein. lie fam niht," ~entsesnete
Wtotbiloe, obne oes alien Serrn 8es
babren al beaf)ten. mir tbat es lebr
leib. Mrs. GHlrtiII ipor franf urb
10 oronete i'd &orls 3inmer fiir ieine
Bittne. &obert lieB mir freie Sano,
err beoauerte ielbit, oaB @bna niht
Fam"
.Sie beiBt alio @bna?" bemerfte
Gina rrbig, unb nieber fubr SnfeI
TbiIipp auf, ais mdrc neben ibn cine
@ranate seplast. Sbm mar's urlbe-
grciflib, bob Die Nid,te Gaes rubia
nit onboren uno lid, gelaiien iiber lid,
ielbit erfunbigen fonnte. Sic ielbit
ipuBte pobl mld, niht, ipie tie es Der.
modue.
Mls Die Wedoden lid Mbenos alIein
IN ibrem 3iinmer beianOen, iesten lie
iid 5,l traulihen Geplalioer an oeil
Gunlin. SIRE 6reunoihait wuf,s
E-#L- ~ TO- -H HHI ~ MO-
idyneq, fir Gbnn bate es e%ieentbiim.
liden @eiS, iulse5ipuitaen irber lid
ielbit ipred)en 81 boreu. Solgeri6tig
crfabte tie Die nadite @elcgertbeit, Die
NeSe barauf 81 9ringen.
,lno meiB mani gar nitts BON
anrI Gburfius @ittwe9~ iragte lie.
rNein, tie ioa irgeuopo 8elo 5lr
peroienen iuden, eine eingcbiloete
Sdn,lo on &obert Soparo 81 be.
3ublen."
rSonoerbar. oaB er bos iagte. Sd
bGdte, bas bate err fir lid bebaIten
miiiien."
r@r bat es audi nift setban; Wrs.
Gburd}iI iprah gegen &obertS
@uuih nit meiner Sante Ooriiber.
gr lit Der eoelite Wenib Der aan5en
@elt urlb burd,uus fem Strpaser."
Gona ladelte nediid).
.Neir. Yippd)en, mein Ser5
babe id) lidt oerloren. I'D be,pun.
bere 8obert, piirbe aber ebenio ieid)t
baran bcnfen, MIDI in Den WonO 81
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-02-22

3uitono meiner Scele benfe id gerabe
nid,t, ionoern an Den 8alt cincr ad.
peuc, in Der Sic lid Sores @lollbcna
freuen mogen. ipern Sic Gona cinmal
beiufen .-Ybilipp Sperton."
Gortiesung olgt.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-02-22
Hihtis gerchnet.

@iner Irou lpurben Gin Ednr
SGubc eeltoblen. @s aelau9 ipdier,
DEN Sieb Su ermitteln, lino CT pcrs
iprdd. ben Shaben 81 erieseu, uml
cine milbcre Strufc gu erbulten. Sic
8eitoblene ipurbe als 3euein pernom
men unb beirngt, ipas bic S6ubc
nertb gepeien ieien. Sic crpioertc
pbne 3ogcrn: 30 Warf." 0as fam
benz Hitter cttpas bel Dor, iino CT
fra9tc, Oh oenn Die Shube nod ncil
aetpeien ieien unb mas Tie gefoitet
bitten. Sic entgesncte: yNeu iparen
tie niht ntebr. i6 babe Tic Dor brei
Sabren nm 5ebn Narf gefauft." Nuu
meinte er, es lei bod ein itarfes Stiid,
20 Warf 3u perlangen. ga, od Iiebt
man pieber, lpas Die eelebrten 8erreu
periteben" mar hie Mnttport. Bier
Olal babe i'd Die Sdubc iobIen Iniieu
miiienI bas iiub BOD aud nod 16
Warf."
~ y y
Ter critic 8enanfe.
Or (3u ieiner lSrau) !: rSu, Silbn.
fcmm' ihnen nal ans 5elepbon. Die
SofrGtbin mill Sid iarefenl"
Sic: Sic Sofrdtbin2 lin @ottcs
8tIenl limb i'd babe nod nlein aIteS
Sausfleib an -"
-f-f-$-
Gs lobnt iih, bic gn3eisen 81 leien,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-02-22
" y
Ter critic 8ebanfe.

Is lObnt fif, bic sln3eisen 81 leien,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-01-04
ESTABLISH NEW FIRE
INSURANCE SCHEDULE
Final Action Taken by State
Insurance Board VIII
Work Changes.
Special to The World

Special TO The World
OKLAHOMA CITY, Jan. 3-Ordcr
OF the state insurance board establish
ing schedules for fire insurance In
Oklahoma was made final by the
board today. An order covering the
matter had been made some time ago.
and insurance companies were heard
relative to it's provisions. The order
as finally made today Is changed IN
some particulars from the order at
first proposed
Rates In towns classed as four and
onc-half and better remain as In the
original order and contain increases
I'm term insurance rates that were al
lowed In the order. In towns classed
as four and onc-half ana worse and
unprotected towns the final order
provides an Increase over the pro-
posed order OF per cent on frame
mercantile buildings. The final order
gives authority to make added
charges for box houses absence Of
flues and open foundations In the
opinion Of Commissioner Wclch, who
did not vote for the new order with
the other two members Of the insur-
ance board, the increase will be about
90 per cent lie believes the changes
made Will render void the order,
which Is scheduled to take effect on
March !.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-01-04
No MnIc Pool Ialls.

BRISTOW. Okla, Jan. 3.-Monday
was the last day of the pool halls in
BristOw for some time. that is. unless
the city administration changes and
the halls are voted back in again.
Until very recently there were two
pool and billiard halls in Bristow.
when one Of them voluntarily closed
ON account of the serious illness Of
the prolrictcr The other closed
Monday under protest, and at the
present time has a smt in the district
court against the city for the closing
OF the same. The proprietor has
stored an his billiard and pool balls
ana cues bat the doors Of the han is
stll oncn He has part of the
building rented for barber shop
ana has mis- rent paid on his lease un-
III the first of May. There VIII be
an effort to nave the council recon
slider the closing ordinance. and to
this end Mr. Frank, proprietor Of tho
hall has secured the signatures OF al
most two hundred men and tho
IicatCr number of the business men
II Is not known what disposition the
council Will make of this matter, but
i is said that two OF the council have
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-01-04
CALL FOR BIGGER DEPOTS
Bristow Has Outgrown Present Rail
way Facilities.
Special to The World.

Special to The World.
BRISTOW. Okla, Jan. 3.-There is
a rumor to the effect that the COM
mercial club win take up with the
Frisco railro2d within the next few
weeks the question Of a new station
at this place. The business of the
road has entirely outgrown the pres
ent quarters and 1t is with difficulty
that the railway employees find room
in which to do their work. The
Frisco is adopting the policy Of build
ing concrete and stone depots whore
Did ones are replaced. and the business
men and commercial club are pre-
pairing to ask the railroad to build
that kind of a station for Bristow
The city needs Il first-class station,
for, according to the reports of both
freight and passenger auditors, Bris-
tow does more business than any
other point on the road, with the
exception of the larger cities With
two exceptions the freight business at
this point is the largest on the Frisco
system east of oklahuma City in the
state of Okla homa. When the new
station Is secured there will also be
an effort to have the company build
n suitable freight house, as the ono
now in use IL entirely INADEQUATE for
the loading ard unloading of freight.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-01-04
CREEK COUNTY SPOILS
SEEKERS GATHERING
Every Hamlet and Town Has
Delegates at Sapulpa
Looking for Pie"
World Creek County Bureau.

World Creek County Bureau.
SAPtLPA, okla. Jan. 2. - The
sandbagging committee, with repre-
sentatives present from all parts of
the county, gathered here Yesterday
and established headquarters at the
courthouse.
with the turning over Of some of
the offices To Democratic pilots. the
JOB hunters were present at the doors
OF the courthouse before the janitor
had showed up this morning with his
broom. The advance guard gathered
yesterday, but incoming trains added
many others, completely filling the
halls Of the big structure.
Doctors, seeking appointments as
health officers. together with men
looking for special appointments
from the new officers in various
townships, made up the bulk of the
crowd. Every town and hamlet was
represented I'm the cotcrie and it was
difficult for the county commission
ers to get under way, so great was
the press of attention they found
themselves showered with.