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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-01-09
Trial By Jury In City Cases
Is Provided In Ordinance to
Be Passed By Commissioners
KENESAW MOUNTAIN
LANDS RUBEMSTElM
FINALLY ARRIVES

NHICAGO. Jan. 9.--kenesaw
Il Mountain Lands Rubenstein rs
a reality today. He is the
young man whose birth, reported
prematurely some two weeks ago.
kept his father. Abraham Ruben
stein, an attorney, from paying a
Si00 fine for contempt imposed by
Judge Kencsaw Mountain Lands
Of the United Stares district court.
At that time the elder Rubcnstein
promised to name his heir after the
Judge, Subsequently. however, it de-
veloped that the arrival OF the young
man had been anticipated and his
father was only released last Sat!
urday after serving three days In
jail for refusal to pay the fine.
Certainly he is TO be named Keno
saw Mountain Lands Rubenstein,' a
the father said today.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-01-09
All Defendants Will Be Given
Hearing Before Jury Of Six;
State Cases Will Go to
County,

Trial by iury will he the new de-.
parture in the municipal court tomor-
row. An emergency ordinance provid-
inc , code Of oroc.dure for iury trial
j, prepared 10 be pa.,ed by the board
Of commissioner, thi. afternoon. 1t is
framed after the law that give. justices
Of IN. peace authority to try iury cases.
Mayor Overhol.er. determined to fol-
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-01-09
.s!yH$.
sT'iIEj1Elh1ll,
skFs coIlERAl
Converted Banks Must Defend
Action In Local Courts.

Suits Of the stste Of Oklahoms to
compel national banks, which convert
ed from state TO national institeaioAs.
to pay the balance due the state guar
anty fund. is Z matter for the state
courts to decide, Federal Judge Cotteral
ruled yesterday In the cases Of state
against the Enid and Waukomis ma
tional banks. The court held thet the
suits were not for the United States
courts TO hear
The two banks. - well ~ many
others. we're state hanks when the state
banking board levied IN assesement
against them for the guaranty fund. but
permitted the hanks to pay the assess-
ments in instsl)ments. The banks which
converted into National instituticaa
coutended in the suits that they vert
not liable for tho balance Of the ~
sessment. The -toeal balance sggve'
gates sevesal hundsed thousaad dollars
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-01-09
Extensipe System Of Police
Graft Uncovered In Chicago;
Chief Heoly Is Under Arrest
Names of Resorts With Fig
ures Representing Alleged
Extortions Found in Off,
GERS "Green Book, "

CHICAGO, Jan. 9,--Thc inncrmos,
worgings of the alleged police graft
system in the belief of States Attorney
Hoyne, arc revealed in the little green
book taken from Police Lieutenant
Augustus White, whose arrest with his
companions was the prelude to the SEN
sational arrest Of Chief Of Police
Hcaly at the states attorneys ordcn
LiN Of Shady Hotels.
The list OF alleged shady hotels
gambling houses and notorious resorts
together with cryptic notations on the
pages OF the green book were reit-
Grated by the prosecutor as clearly
proving the allegations Of wrong do
ing lodged against the police.
The places listed in the little book
were enumerated under the heading,
Of hotels" saloons" gambling.
chiefs list" "can be raided," can
be raided." transient houses" ant
"disorderly houses. -. +;
FiSurea Before Names.
. In front OF some Of the addresse,
were figures such as 80, $50 and othe
numbers and following the addresse,
so distinguished was an additional not,
reading "dme way" two ways" .
three ways" These nota.ions wer
held by the states attorney TO shoy
the amount Of protection money pai,
by places indicated. and further, IN
division OF the graft after il ha'
been paid,
The Interpretation placed on IN
chiefs list BY the prosecutor was tina
there was no division Of the payment
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-01-09
|uLTIMATUM Owes
GREECE 4s HOURS
TO MEET DEMAND
Requirements in Allied Note
Must Be Met.

-PlRAEjS Ce.sce. "a Jan. a--Miaiss
ters Of the entente powers today hand.
ed TO the Greek government On. ulti-
matum giving Greece forty-eisht hours
to comply with the demands contained
10 the note drawn up BY Frsnee. Grsat
Britain and Russia on December 81.
|. The entente note to Greece demands,
among other things. that all Greek
forces outside Of Peloponnesus be re-
duced to 4 number strictly necessary
70 the preservation Of order: tint ~
meetings OF reservists IN cities meeS
Of the isthmus Of Corinth be psuhle(l.
ed that all persons detained for higi
treason or for other political reason,
BE released forthwith; that the com
mandsnt Of the first army corps b
dismissed. and that the Greek govern
ment make apologies to the allies, min
listers and flags at some public spo
In Athens.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-01-09
Tulsa Family Held
!. Up; $500 Takel,

TULSA. Okla. Jan. e--(Special.) =
Three masked men entered the Nome
Of Leo Homer. in the best residence
district Of Tulsa Monday night, held -
Horner and his wife in their bedroom,
and took away $500 in cash, which Nd
just been secured as rents on properly,
The robbers then cut the teieo&p6(
wires, and escaped In an auta1neel)e
The money had been hidden uo1ss Z
corner Of the carpet. In searching fos
Il, the men approached the sleeping
place Of the Horner baby, and the moth.
er cried out 10 alarm. In replying u
this, one Of the men spoke her first
name, and il is believed the robbery
was committed BY men familiar with
the business affairs, a. well ~ the homs
OF the Horners.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-01-09
SAFE Is olAelfl
m 1UucA 9fDeE

TULSA, Okla. Jan. 9--(Special J.,
Applying nitro slycerine 10 the sate q
the Jewel Tea company "! Ess'
Hodce street, about S:iS O'Clock Tues'
day morning. two safe blowers =.
cured between - and 800 IN essl
and checks from the stseag bog thsl
oaly the night before hsd eoGeainee
more lhaA 800 In cash psQple hurry.
ing 10 work Ia tlse early 1Sfs ~ -
morainG saw tbe rseSsss Sslost ~
no efioft was mede TO ao1fs ~
Expsrt spplleatISa o. - enyoeoes1!
shattered ihe doos o. ~ sale ~
hufIod Il isem NJ hlaoek ~ lol!el
10 % snt material dQllo0e - ueheI
furniture IN ~ elllee. V
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-01-09
Rotariai,s to Go
After Cattle Meet

Rotsrisas Of Oklahoma City viii %.
opsfpAs with th& Oklaho.pa Nstioaal
S1Dclvafds In bringing ~ 1919 con-
venllea d the Texss Cattle Rsisers' ~
soeieeioa hese. This vas decided q the
weekly esstnG of Rolasisns In H.
ee-hseklas h6lsl today when . motion
to ne sasas effect was adopted, A..
prozima(ply OeoO viii b needed 10 en-
|\eftain ~ lSho0 dsleosAss Who attsad
TIE eenvsu(luN. TNe Rotary clvb
plst1ut iss>M 70 raise ~ share u Tie
am0uat.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-01-09

all going to the heads Of the police de-
partment
After, appearing in court today ia
formally plead not guilty to the charges
Of conspiracy. extortion and bribery.
Chief OF Police Ncaly again asserted
his innocence OF the charges. Oth'
police officers were expected 10 be
served with warrants.
Confessions have been obtained from
sbme Of the men in custody, State
Attorney Hoyre announced today. Hs
declined 70 reveal names.
Hearing on the charges against Chic
OF Police Healy was continued fol
ten days in the municipal court At th'
request Of the states attorney. Th'
bonds were reduced from $4,000 4
25O00. \
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-01-09
.''': . !: ::4;sss''cs s:c ),

NEW YORK. jan. 9.--Hassy X.
Thaw was today iNdieied BY the graad
jury on three charge Of assaultlnq
Fred Grump IL. nigh school 10Y oi
Kansas City No. A~bench warraa(
was Issued Tor Thawt arrest.
The district attorney, after the bench
warrant for Thaw's unrest was issued
received . telsphoae message Iron
Philadelphia, saying That Ceofes Y
O'Byrnes, dsscribed q Thaw1 body.
gusfd, had been asvested IN that city
charged with aiding and abettins hi
esnployes. i
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-01-09
court UPAolpS
COMPENSATION
Law, As VALID
Legislature Had Right to Pass
Act, Says Opinion,
DECISION IN LOCAL CASE
Oklahoma County District
Court Ruling Affirmed,

Validity Of Oklahoma's workmans
compensation law, passed by the legis-
iature in 1915, was upheld this morning
by the supreme court in a unanimous
opinion, written by Justice Summers
Hardy.
judgment Affirmed.
The decision aifrms the Judgment OF
the district court OF Oklahoma county,
John w. Hayson. Judge. in the case oil
Bill Adams against the lten Biscuit
company. Adams was injured while IN
the employ Of the biscuit company and
instituted suit In district court Tor the
recovery Of damages
The company objected to being made
a party to the suit contending that the
compensation for the injuries Sustained
Nv Adams was provided'by the eompen-
sstion lA~. Attorneys for Adams an
swered BY the filing Of . general attack
on the compensation law. alleging that
il was uncoWstitntioyal, that its passage
was not within the province OF the legis'
lature and that the injury sustained BY
adams did not come within its pro-
visions.
In the opinion Justice Hardy DIS
cusses at length ctery phase OF inc
compensation law and upholds its val
idity in its entirety.
Judge Hardy reviews briefly y, tns
first paragraph of the >syilabus OF TN
opjujon tie important festntes OF th'
isW.s pasticalsfiy tlst psstisn wiSee
icIcSes the courts Of the. State to EN-
ployes 10 secuse compensation for IN
;uries which do not result IN death. ant
concludes that the passage OF such
lsW "is within the authority OF the Ieg
isIature and the enactment thereof VA
within the legitimaAe e1efcise Of tn
police power Of the state"
Jury Trial NET ousstisssa.
The seventh amendment to tae con
stitution Of the United Stetes, reloetv
10 trial by jury, the coart kclds ~
not intended a. . guarantee o trial q
Jury to iitigant in civil action In IN
courts Of the several states.
The attack on the law Was base
mainly ON that part which provides tha
me industrial commission shall has
power TO award compensation IN oil IN
iuries, rot resulting, in death. whic
was contended to be an abrogaticn 0
,he constitutional right Of trial by iur,
Chims Dslayed.
Announc Of the decision by IN
court has been awaited with consider
able interest just now In view lof tn
-biii pending in the legislature for e
vision Of the law and the creaeion q
state system Of insurance. II is unee'
stood that the filing Of several ciaiu
for compensation have been held bac
by vorkmen, pending decision BY II
court. .l1t A.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-01-09
Mandai,1us Against
Lyon Is Continued

The mandamus action against ]. L.
Lyoa, secrstaty II stats, bsoaght Nv
r. l.. RobestSon TO- compel his ap-
pointnenl 10 the board Of election
anlssiensss vas po,tpoasd today un-
~ neyt Essk q ssfssmsst Of sttos, q.
Aeys fof bath sldes. The hearing will
- ~ By Judts z. D. 0idfleM either
foe JsauAsy y Of l9. The interested
sttoeneys ere 70 notify HIN today a.
y WAlek ~ Ny lfelef.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-01-09
Buffalo Bill"
Improved Today

DENVER, Jan. s.--Col. William #,
Cody ("nyfiaio Biil-) improved today.
showing tesnerkeble rsenpefasive pow.
ere though his heart action Was very
aetive1 HE physielan said.
Il % not zee how the colonel can
live" he physkian declared. "Las,
night ! expesled him 10 % st almost
any momeat. He fought with death ~
ttoaQh he wers fighting . man. To-
day ke wss able 70 read ktter from
len old isiond.s
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-01-09
MIX Clean, Says
Cty's Inspector

,A.s s'is .,..s ,ssc ::s e r.; 4 ss S''.':: =.
pH. A. 4. DosaAtys eisy m!4 lnspse:
tol, said THE msose'ao that' ~ found
~ dsisymen shsvin6 : stronger dis-
posl(ise - eoWtoly Vlh the sanitasy
laws ~ ~ deilieS h besser ee~as.
~ ~ ever oee0ee.
sttay ass sapi1lx warning The az:
-! agssi 'sIsasliasss.' ssN Dssess
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-01-09

Z WASHINGTON, Jan. 9--Ambassa-
dor Riano had 10 news OF the sesigns-
ton Of the Spanish cabinet and dis
claimed luovisdos oi the eause Of Il.
IN other diplsaaatic circles Il was
thousht hat aslioa WAS directly or in-
directly eoanectsd With SPANS attitade
toward President Wilson's recent peace
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-01-09
Coal Prices Drop, \
Due 70 WeGd,er

CHICAGO, jan. s.--llast coal NJ,
selling. IN Chasaoc tqtsy q trvM "a
10 q Ton less thaA . vsek go, ~
spite previous pre6ietioes ,ot sise h
prices. Bituminous eoal, Sueteo lodn,
at 9 2 toa ~ = ll1g q lv9p
70 ~ ~ -. -. /: ~ -. - -, =,
eauDsa - saaue n eoA --~
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-01-09
Bishop Brooke to
Preach Here Sunday

Bishop Francis K. Brooke Of the
Episcopal church. who has been III for
several months. win occupy the pulpit
at 81. Psui's cathedral Sunday morning
q II o'clock. II WAS anr ,unced today
|by Dean Frederick J. ate. Bishop
Brooke IL now in Chicago.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-01-09
UIllE lnnono
eADuIEY neelonS

MADRID, SDain, Jan. 9.-Cq,nt
Romandnes, Who hss been premier n
the Spanish ministry sinee Decembs,
1915. today preseaked King Alfonso the
resignation Of the entire cabinet.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-01-09
Liquor LatcesIy y
Charge = Upheld

CHICAGO, jan. os--~lt would s1nesut
10 larceny" Tor hotel o. festausans
propyietes to tshs Mqser away ffs1 ;
ihe closing hcSk ls6qs ycA nahscex
held ksse In dlseInsQfQ. Ht0tnP Dlss
hotel, sGnrSod n Ne @n3lelpsl eoutt
wlsh vielatlNg TIE elosirg efdlhauce
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-01-09

Wimissn Dwaiev. Is yssss old. ~
Wo1l pseowa1senie aveNve. fscelve1
sevsFsi ~ euea seost the' face lhls
aeloguoea vhsa De we>oeeyels sll1 tAos
IN u bs.sy :vssss 5asis - -
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-01-09
Fair Gather for
Toiiiglht, Foreses1

4: .sSS:ss S.:sss s::s s:ss,:x :xs!;: :;
~ 4 .scceAer = rs~,sAs sn1
zsS s WI ssssIssss.--
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-01-09
DOllDMo oollI49
IQllI ilIlllL,

CLEVELAND, Ohio, Jan. S.-Tke
four -sssry bsildlso q NE Clsvelaad
StosaSs eomnay eollopsed THE after.
noon and sesssal pessous are reported
buried h ~ ssiaa. The plant em-
ploys twsaly peese0s.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-01-09
4 '----T --l..--{<~
FINANcIER 81 (
Man A|elE|R|| I!|l| : !! !
CABINET ulv0lvE
Identification on Any Other
Terms Refused. \.
CONTEMPT CHANGE pet
Three Citations Pending
fore Committee. N

------ W. ~ lsji3 Y
WARRINGTON, II. p-0ee
aard Daruch Of New Hegk n
MED bsfsvs ~, heuss yaloos
mittss te1ay ut ~ ~ ~ 4
vanes iaieenst1sa REGARDING N q
dsst Wilssab Ssesat peese neoe y
WASHINGTON. Jsn. 9--Ths sieG1
inquiry seemed to make its firt ~.
rsss toward some definite poinl to4Dy
when Thomas w. Lawson. aitss s1ek
Questioning and urging. promised t,Me
should the house order formal inq1eS
he would disclose the names oe the eeee,
net officer, the senator and the No.
York broker, who, he said. conUfe.
man told him were engaged in seecs
gambling partnership and nd peoe0teo
thrAugh advance information os pfe9le
dent Wilson's peace note.
cestsmpt Charge DsfisS.
To disclose the names to the houoUS
rules committee. lawson sepeatedly ~
fused. even when confronted with ttc1o;
separate resolutions to put him ID eeosl
'smes. iof No ssaeon'
First. he ccntesdtd ne rules g H. 7.
mittee had no powef 10 caodnel q 1
oagh investigator ineludiae eet 81 y
stock exchange, such os he uuo4
he would MT BE sssurs1 u - e
CATION II II discloss6 - AeM6p. i n
psoo1eeoo X q y
- faw1 = ~ ~ go
1hs1 ~ s1IIss, ri ~ nnll1n6a RI I111
- e,e1ll hove ( Siens1rmm n
~. esrS22sv - ~ aduinlol nif1l n y
.eSfsreece ~ shaf - crellSfo1 11l
n...;.I.X' q, esS,4s.as& u. es1Isvroa I ,'7'
Cns~scaS 1.slSiiursi cspe-e -
jned sna rlPa1 d +, vsin vjlA ~ ~.
ton financies 10 rive the name q ~
jnfosm;nr cu1,s,essmas,. m cabj0ef ~
I;re, - ~ ,eratn, as
O.~.., ,s.,.A
'e'
= casnot name the cabinet eeisoe! -
whom ] have rsser!ed w!sncus me..s .
sme sncsher official o. n'sn9 SsS.
said lawson, and shat wosn be 49,
serious than u cast c'ovd over ~
entire congress and was sent to ~
myself for life"
| All through his testimony Laweo9
hinted a. names Of men higher - ~
no amount Of Questioning woald bsieo
him down TO = definite statement.
Iav,sa Il Ise,sl
vn,. ~. .....,,.,.... ,......a ~
,,,vsh.o, [ ~. . ,-.~n"s. ...,'ssd - 49,
.S~.. ~ 49, ~ 49," s.u - ~.is2
. ~s' J, ~ ~. = .sss. 49, - :" ,"t ,s.v . .ses.sJ
him Is . witssss tessposariIy. 81 1Sl3
him 10 remain within jurisdiction u e.
ccWsvittee until the resolutions pustil1
MIN n contempt were disposed 81 ~
/ A. ,od,v,. h..,;,. Isv.o. s,srAI,
.eknovjedSed he vas more ;ntoro11S
q ! congressional investigator q e.
..s,. iS,. ,,css slTec.4ss sss,;.u :s'er
I "a IN ;nvesa;sss;ns ~ sjesE. h Pyes
ident W;iaon's ccsss ro2s
w..as -. S N
IN ..as.os the sosr:s . Of shs dissss:iea ~ n 6
.s...ms. y ..;y. sssa
%S ~ ~ w.
- os;ai o;s ss.,. !. ~ ~ s 49, ~
Ala ~ .mcs.:s" n ,s'',.ss, ~, =,
sspposed TO have mas tn Sssk ti1'
lawson promised 10 iufnish ees,oeos
testimony. .4 s
viii yon Give their naGles |" CholD
man Henry osso1. F 6,.k
u will % fusthee ] vill aeno r.
amounts q meesyj Crae $500 Z
issicss' u n =
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-03-28

WANTED stock salcsmon ON OH preor-
ganiIuttou proposition. Cdll at once.
22l Insurance Bldg Maple 500
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-03-28
SEEDS, PLANTS AND TREES.


THOUSANDS OF Gamma bulbs for sale.
25c and i0c per dozen Walnut 2oNS
2lb West l3th st
SWEET POTATO PLANTS immediate
shipment. Nancy Hall aud Porto Nlco.
.0On to 5000 at s. per 1000, 10000 up A.
81 80, frost proof cabbage plants, all
leading varieties. 1000, s. 5000 up az
81 10. all q. b. here. tomato plants 1t
81 -, egg and pepper plants At 81 90 per
1000. 3 ooo up Mt 81 % { q. h hfrr, post
paid, soc per 100 u + Iamison, sum
mcryllc, : G.
FOR SALE Eycrhcarng strawberry
plants. bear from Jun" to middle o'
November. also Jones' prolific spring hcr-
rics, large fine flavor 1925 w. ioth j
Y Thorp, Route !
RLACk locust direct from nursery, l0-la
feet. guaranteed to i've, toe delivered.
wal 51l2.
SEED SWEET POTATOES, 2 cents per
pound fo.b. Mustang y. & Morgan.
phone ~.
5000 SHADE trees. Zoe to Soc each; loo
straw berry plants hy parcel post 8 ,
% blackberry plants, by parcel post ",
T. grape vines, Years old, 10y parcel
post 81 % shasta daisy plants, hv pr
eel post 81. "vcrhloomiug rose, dit.
fercnt colors. 81, best fruit ur's aud
7 Towering shrubs Rose Garden Nursery
I Route g. Phone kN l35.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-03-28
Bl ACK PANTHER

"Smull Investments have nciiod huge
ptufii, hundreds ~ times mere i'ltlH
nj p few dolHr,. Invested In companies
TINT struck ~ hir has returned ten, tWcn.
~ or hundred fold M without personal
effort ~ nhsonu" from WORK OF huuiS nU
ut u turn NJ fortunes wheel
fcN weeks ago | bought son shuc' ~
ui,rk Panther from a man who ppil only
8 for n tNn Years ago The dividends he
lad received aud the purchase price ~
HIS stock made him u pioiit ~ W nnN IN
two wears on AMI Investment " fl20n
Subject tn print Snlr I VIII s,ll any
mar, NJ ino shares nj sl2to nor shnrr.
Trc,or Lewis. iiG Terminal lldg okla.
horna ri,y. okla Phone, Nhrlr w
on. LEASES s. NN N.Rr
Located I'm Cnddn county. near where
NJ least ihrer wells VIII start ~ once;
gct In nav: sell when drilling utN. vt
, nice blk profit; 10 nrtrs uuN SEQ. VIII
hiring $500 IN sls,, dnNH, onl' have ~.
tion ON thls land fni u few days Nd
dress ". .Soi, care Times, NJ once
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-03-28

y NNTIu Good rd,rru.irl .u'ciiorst
rlv, Music Publishers luli ". Main
90 OktNpml CIit
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-03-28
AUTOS. VEHICLES AND
ACCESSORIES.
In Answering Ads. Please Mention Tunes

WILL trade rented hous" and lots In
Tuttle. Okla. for good siN-Cyiindcr car.
late model II y Rass. Yukon. Okla
WE pay the highest cash value for used
cars Mlhry Motor Exchange, Onc-hllt
block east Of Icc-i iluCkius hotel Maple
~ n " Main
FOR SALE Premier sl>. good NJ new,
for one half price CAL At l5o w 2ud
FREE TREE' FREE
During the next three days We arc civ
ing one Hcl-Fi Spark Plug free with
each plug guaranteed for Ne of car nov
on display at ua y Bp~adway O. X.
Auto supply House
TO TNADE-For late model automobile,
vacant lots, clear " 1913
FOR SALEgLlght sprtus wagon, $40. y
w Reno
CLEAR 5-acrr tract on West lnth for
automobile. Baxter, National Bldg.
/ FOR SALE-Amost new Maxwell 1917
touring car. owner leaving city, cheap
J for cash - " Ith ST
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-03-28
uNFuRNISHEp HOUSES AND
APARTMENTS FOR RENT.

Iml .uHwa and bath lunt,mrnL
.,. N lMH.pE luul u,I.hhufhoud
n Walking HaHH., Wal .I.I uf Wal
Iuu iuNr Nudyu Nfuum dwelling
tuH condition NtHf,sH ..n y nuf
BuN. Walnut N'n
lur nfNT N.uum mw',tu louise ito|
y UfnadNsN Wat noi
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-03-28
ROOM WITH BOARD FOR RENT
In Answering Nds Please Mention Times.

WELL furnished rooms and good table
hoard. dc.rlhl" hou" for employed
people Ihure wal 1868
ROOM with large closet for two. break
ml and & o'clock dinner, walking dis
riu'c Wat 33H6
NIrI mu-n'd room with hru,,fust aud
O'clock dIuurr, also garage 3nl J.
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R, J, WALKER,
Retail Dealer,
VeSpcr Automobile Co..
9th and Broadway, w. 1867

WANTED Good Eord roadster win pny
,ayh NiuIp ur Iumphro, los W Sec
oud Phone Wal 1ss
ron SAI.E. Extra good registered irlv.
INK Horse ana buggy. cheap or VIII
trade fnr Ford Roadster and pay cash
difference Nlhln, phone Wal 1862 luJ
" SECOND
EQUITY In ,No good LinNood boulevard
lots. aud cash for good auto roadster
FpR SALE Almost new Ford touring
,af. iPl5 oVurr leaving city. cheap tnr
ash can llntpcr Wnl i,oG
WANTED To huy passenger cnr,
must ho iu good shape. unl bargain.
can Wal lNle or Meplc loas.l
ron SNlE#tHtc model sN Nliudrr,
seven passenger overland uNrthRul'd
good ~ new, worth $500. sell for 30
cash terms ~ viii trade. can nt Met.
torol,an garage
flNt DINNER suc. soup. ruls'. \"gr.
tables, coffee. pie Vale t"ic, 1'n
North RoadwaN near Third
b SALE or TRADE Rahcock Electric. On.
/ closed fine uphol-ietug, good ruudi
I tion. value new. t2.6O0 viii sell Tor
/ $500 part cash balance. monthly. or
trade tot anything valuable reason int
selling leaving city ~ June, see ~ JAl
Washington Wal bn6s
ItOR SALE nulck u y light sn ~ =
bargain; Ford tondsttf, 19ll rIuip
ment buick RS, b.p'sscngcri hnl,k =
roadster, National racing "lt Ihrl
Richards loii y broadway
Nll. kinds oi service day nnd night
storage NJ reasonable tptps Ndin Srrv.
lee a storage 60, toa.ll w fud Wal.
] iluN
EAST SIXTH sTUEET GARAGE viii
nuil IN YOUR dead cRt When needing
rcpnir work free all work guaranteed
clean storage, 3 per month me hAnlrf
snH 10 Toe per houi Phone Nnrlr ~
row unuvh 100 las sixth street
uNEUi ANn An. iMt modrl numh"'
10 t,indet cost new $50 this r''
u IN unr condition. looks almost lk'
new nriye $3.50 rhonc Wal eans
WtST cash offrt huvs gpud i.passeuErl
/ nrto vroi condition nc South Dewey
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
OR TRADE.

In An.w,r,ns Ads. ries.. Mention Tim--.
ron SALE or TRADE for ,.rnom hours
the hes, equipped garage aud accessory
well down 900 feet near town nnmsr
No'nf 90 us y Lincoln
FuR BALE ot trade hy owner ii,c pairs
of lots we'll situated rl modrtn near
rontmi Normal college, Edmond. W.
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WANTED ni once. lad, solicitors 'uo
proposition W portrait. Tho ll"'o