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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-05-29
SUNDAY SCHOOL
TRIAL SUCCESS
Purcell Pupils Continue Even
After School Closes,

PURCELL. Okla, May D-.(Spe-
cial) Cooperation between public
schools Of Purcell and local Sunday
schools has proven a decided success.
At the first part Of the past school
term. arrangements were made to allow
pupils attending Sunday school regu-
larly an additional percent on their
school grades. This move proved pop
ular with the children.
There were those, however, who pre-
dio,ed that as soon as the schools
closed Sunday school attendance would
show an alarming drop. Reports from
Sunday school superin,endents on last
Sundays attendance show that this is
not the case,
Those who attended before the s per
cent grade went into effect continue 10
attend; and those who were induced
to go by the additional percentage
have the Sunday school habit so strong
ly tha, they do not want to discontinue
attendance
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-05-29
K. OF C.. Class
lis Initiated

CHlCKASHA. Okla, May D-(Spe-
eial)-Thc following class was initist-
ed by the Knight. of Columbus in
Chickasha August Wilkins. n II.
Sto,,man. Bernard s. Hoscman w. Z.
Byrne and ! ]. Brice OF Chickasha |;
Michael DcBeck. II f. Wendt. Frank
Noo'ney. Thomas Egan, Frank o. Gar
en-, Louis Malone, NJ Koasnica snd
William Rooney of Anadarko; A, r.
Moran. Harry Murphy Frank GocbcI.
Phil ] Montague. Ed Daughcrtv. James
Daugher'y. Lester Riley, Adolph De.
bans and Joseph Debans OF Hinton /:
Thomas f. Ruskn OF Roosevelt; Viii
liam NJ. Campbell Matt Brann and Jo-
scph Brann OF Hobart Daniel J. Wall
ot Lindsay; NJ T. Henry OF Albert
Michael and M. A Derigg of Carnegie;
lanes Mackley Of Eakly; r. l.. Nc
Anew of NARROW; X. Rabords of Law
ton; ]. Vogelt, NJ. J. O'Reiliy, N.
Madike, William Potenhauer and p.
Oldham OF Oklahoma City
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-05-29
.UNLUCKIES1 MN
IN GRADY COUNTY
HAS Been FOUND
Cripple Arrested, Loses Hat
and Breaks Other Leg, II

CHICKASHA, Okla, May lo.-(Spe-
oial)-The unluckiest man in Grady
county has been found He is Fred
Smith, empoyc OF local automobile
filling station
Smith is cripple A day or so ago
he was atrcs ed. charged with running
his automobile inside the city limits at
too great speed He was released from
custody and ordered to repor, in police
court later IN the day,
In the meantime Smith decided to
take spin over toward Vcrden While
going at lively clip his hat blew from
his head Smith stopped his car and
started after his hat, but his maneuver
was so sudden that a girl driving an
automobile behind him did not have
time to stop her car II ran over the
unucky Smith and broke his remaining
good leg in two places.
The unuckicSt man was unable TO ap.
pear in court when his speeding case
was called
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-05-29
TESTIMONY TAKEN IN
ALLEGED BRIBERY CASE

Taking OF testimony in the cases
against George Parrish and PesGy
Willard. in which conspiracy to Oh
suuct justice is charged, began iu
United States district court here this
morning,
The government alleges that Parrish.
who is said to have been employed -
evidence man" by Giddings & Lillard,
attorneys, and Peggy Willard, attempts
ed to bribe witnesses in white slave
case in which the Willard woman vas
convicted recently Eilwood Smith, one
OF the witnesses the two arc alleged TO
have attempted to bribe, testified this
morning
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-05-29
TRANSFERS COME
TO An AGREEMENT
With EMPLOYERS
W, G, Ashton Ends Strike Of
ChiCkaSha Union,

CHICKASHA, Okla, May D.-(Spe-
cial)--Through the mediation Of w. G.
Ashton, state commissioner of labor.
who spent three days IN Chickasha in
day and night sessions with both par
ties to the dispute, the three weeks
strike Of the local teamsters' union came
to a close with an advance OF Is cents
per day for the men and a nine hour
day instead OF ten.
The agreement, is to continue for one
year from May 28 1t contains clause
Tor the appointment OF an equal number
of arbitrators by each side for the set
tlement of any differences that may
arise IN the meantime.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-05-29
use DISCOVERED
FOR BROOM WEED
Brush Of Plant Utilized foT
Making Hen Nests,

HOBART, Okla. May 3-(Spe-
eiaD-kiowa county farm women have
found q use for the obnoxiou, broom
weed, which ilourishes in the pastures
during dry years The brush OF the
weed Is now employed with sucee" il
the nests OF setting hens to keep them
free from mites. One woman who
lacked straw TO place in nest and
gathered the weed while green. report.
ed !, kept the hen and eggs free from
the parasite and she 20, a good hatch
Her experiment is being generally
adopted, In the early days of IN,
country the pioneers used the weed "a
make home made brooms.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-05-29
STOCKS lowered
BY PROFIT SALES
Short Selling Also Factor in
Weakened Market,

NEW YORK. May 2s.--Additional real
ming for profits and more aggressive
short selling combined 10 dsprsss quoted
values very materially at the outset OF
todays more moderate trading. The
first offering Of United States Steel com
prlsed block OF $4,000 shares at i52k o.
lalf, against Yesterdays final price Of
i92A. Later steel fell to i301s. other
stocks OF the same class and most Of the
equipments and munitions were lower by
l to- points. Ohio Gas. Industrial Al.
cohol, General Motors. Mexican petro.
leum and some ~ the metals suffered
similar Losses. Rails alone were steady
10 firm. Rallies occurred before the end
OF the first half hour.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-05-29
Lexington
Leader Sold

PURCELL, Okla. May 9-(Spe'
eial. 1.-THE management, Of the Lexing
ton Leader has passed from the hands
Of Rex D. Jones TO those Of Lee Whit.
seit. WhiNeu graduated from the
Lexington high school last week, and
has worked on the Leader for several
years.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-05-29
CITY REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

NICE corner we'll improved annual rent
$500; $500. half cash. best buy In
Oklahoma City.
Five.room modern bungalow. north
west. VI 600 $500 cash. balance easy
terms Hall, il5 Lee Bldg
FOR SALE--4-room house with basement
on " lots In East Capitol hin for only
1000, 800 cash. balance sib per month.
OKLAHOMA TRUST COMPANY.
Percent Tax Exempt bonds for sale
bos-l0 Insurance Bldg Maple Js.
FINE CoRNER-iOo fine shade one
and ono Broom house. close In, brick
chicken house; $3.50. mortgage. 81 800,
percent. original cost 81 300, this Is
the best buy In oklahoma City. renting
for ttb Owner compelled TO sell Hall.
llS Leo Bldg.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-05-29
|kloWa County
Tax List high

HOBART. Okla, May D.-(Spe.
eiaD1-Real estate and personal prop.
er,y listed for taxes in 1917 in kiowa
county shows an increase Of so7I,l1S
over 1910. according 10 the tax asses.
sors figures, which have jus, been
completed. Livestock Of all kinds shows
a big increase There arr IN the county
o7l5 horses. 1881 mules and D79s
cattle. worth an average of 81, 81 and
80 per head, respectively,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-05-29
Sole Pool Hall
| Must GO

HOBART. Okla, May 2o.-(Spe.
cialD--kiowa oounty'S only licensed
pool hall and billiard parlor is doomed
to go out Of business as the mayor
and city council have passed an ord.
nance with the emergency clause, sup
pressing bowling alleys, pool and bill.
lard tables, When the state license
law was made effective In the state,
the county Judge issued only one Il
eense
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-05-29
STATE BOARD OPENS
BIDS ON FURNITURE

The state board Of affairs today be
gan opening bids preparatory to con-
tracing for approximately 2O,0O0 worth
Of the furniture for the capitol.
II is no, expected tha, any of the de-
par,men,s will be located in the new
quarters until July |, according to ].
NJ, Aydelot,e, chairman Of the board Of
affairs, although moving will be started
about June Is.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-05-29
News From Nations Markets
Outside Livestock
CHICAGO.

CHICAGO. NAV HOGS Receipts
10000; slow 10 iOc lower; bINk $3.50
- 70; light. 80 i0nl5,S miSeh. tliloT
Is Is: heavy, $4,000 b7j: rough. t1j.orH
Is 10; pigs. $40 35nit2S CATTLE; Re
ceipts, 1000; slow native beef cattle
10 25, cows and heifsrs. 81 25dll 40,
calves. 80 0.00nit.50 SHEEP. RccelptS
900; weak; w.thers. l2O0h lt25; lambs
VIZ 75fi so. springs, tlt 50n20 90
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-05-29
KANSAS CITY.

KANSAS CITY. May 20 HOGS Re.
c"ipts. 5000; Is 10 20c lower. bulk. 81 so
q $50: heavy. tli50n 10, Hight, 81 90
gl5 90. pigs, tJ 0OalijQ CATTLE.
Receipts, 1000, including | 500 sout n
ernn; steady TO i0c lower; prime fed
steers, ~ 27bailS5O; dressed beef steers.
to 26gl2.50: southern steers. t775st
u 80; cows. t7.00n II IS. hcifers. t90l0l
u q; stockers, T7SH 10 so; calves. ~ oo
i25. SHEEP Recelpts. 5000, 2jc low o
Or; lnmhh, fi5 G0d p 80; yeHrllnga. tl3 m
pls.50; vethcrs. tl2 00q IS 90: ewes. 81 %
q II In, stOckefs s. O0m 800
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-05-29
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, May 20 There was re-
nrwcd liquidation al IN. opening OF the
cotton market today Prices we're 10 to
II points lower and the active months
sold 20 To ~ points under last nights y
closing figures shortly after the call This
decline carried July off TO Il l0c and Oc-
lober to 20 SIC. making a decline OF eO 10
u points from the high levels OF Satur-
day morning a favorable weather map
Increased the tendency TO take profits
for over tomorrow holiday. while an
othtr builish private crop report failed
to create any fresh buying Of any 2onse
quence at the start The markeW' met
some support on the decline. however,
and rallied ~ or IL points on covering A
private report showed = decrease Of "a
percent ~ acreage and placed the condl-
ton at II percent
Trading became less active later with
fluctuations narrow and irregular An
other private crop report was issued
showing decrease Of IS percent In
acreage and placing tho condition at 70 4
but these figures created no fresh senti-
mont when there seemed TO be no
change IN the news otherwise July held
around Fl 23c and October 20 7tc shortly
amer midday, or about 10 10 II points ne,
lower.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-05-29
COTTON WEAKENS
UNDER SELLING
Weather and Gables Are Con,
Sidered Bearish,

NEW ORLEANS. May 80 Poor ca
hles and more favorable weather condi-
tons over the belt caused moderately
heavy selling OF cotton here today and In
tho first half hour Of business tho rad
ing months fell % To 25 points Longs
eVenod IN IN preparation for tho holiday
tomorrow.
Al level Of q 10 25 points down,
shorts were profit takers and small buy
luE FOR long account entered the market.
Partial recoveries resulted but the mar ct
ala not show much strength. Toward
noon prices ehowed net decline OF IL
20 II points
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-05-29
lIvE e RpOOl.

LIVERPOOL, May 90 g. Cotton: Spot
In fair demand Good middling. II 7sc
middling. li.iOc; low mlddling. l3s5c.
Sales. 5000. including 1900 Aperioan n.
Sales for speculation and elpoft. 800
bales. Receipts. 1000 bales. including
May. l3s5d May June, l3t7d: July, ,Au-
gust, u 3od September October. II 500
December January. i153d: FEBRUARY
March, i2tid: April-Nay, l233d
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-05-29
CHICAGO.

CHICAGO. May 70 1s-BUTTER. Lower.
Creamery. 57hai2c EGos, Higher Re.
dlnsry firsts, 3oHW3ixc; al mark. case,
included. s2uNxc POTATOES: lin.
changed: new. receipts an cars, old. re.
ceip,s cars. POULTRY: Alive, lower
fowls lstc
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-05-29
Produce Provisions
KANSAS CITY.

KANSAS CITY. May 80 - BUTTER:
Creamery. t,c. firs,s, t2c; seconds, zoe [;
packing, 33c. EGGS Firsts. 31tr
POULTRY: Roos'ers. i5c: hens, lie: tnr-
keys. 22ci broilers, 3Oc. POTATOES
New. steady. DIodsIS old. firm. $40.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-05-29
REAL ESTATE WANTED
In Answering Ads. Please Mertios T,ws,.
ABSTRACTS

WILL buy 800 TO $50 ncres good land
Oklahoma county. for cash. must be
worth money.
7, h, GlLlILAND LAND CO,
3l6 Les Bldg
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-05-29

FOR BALE Beautiful pair OF lots facing
south on car line. near Kentucky aud
Linwood boulevard, Only $500
OKLAHOMA TRUST COMPANY,
Ask us about Automobile Insurance,
eoo.lO Insurance Bldg Maple J6.
BARGAIN Factory or wholesale site,
.b-foot frontage. on Second street.
Win Uackage. Baxter, National Bldg
FOR SALE-1.room bungalow In oak and
white ennmel on West 18th ST. for
N.2bo' 1850 cash, balance $50 per month,
which includes int crest.
OKLAHOMA TRUST COMPANY,
Ask us about Automobile Insurance.
eeS-lo Insurance Bldg Maple SO.
HONE $4,000; two-story. nine room.
nswly decorated and painted: owner
says sell quick at $4,000; terms right
close University Station; one block Ia
car linei 80 cents on 81; act quick. our
car u ready TO show you Nelson witt
90, $40 Lee Bldr Wal li75,
FOR SALE-J-rsom semi. modern: barn
and lots on West Poplar. Capitol mi.
ior only N.2oO. $3.50 cash. balance ii5 per
OKLAHOMA TRUST COMPANY,
a.. ASK us about Fire Insurance
O"s-io insurance Bldg Maple IS.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-05-29

Joe SELF plss-- joe Self, 70 years ola.
who %,,s s .s s'ss:S asS Y ssssS'i % 'a;: s
morning Funeral serv,ces will = ma
at the home of HE brother, y ~. ~,
s9fa IVES, Fourtesnth street. tongsre1
morning At o'clock. nurisl IN rais.
lawn cemetery.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-05-29

Il! e.; !: !: : ::l;!; Z; / 3
DAY t- -. 49, -
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RECEIPTS HERE
ON HEAVY ORDER
Three Thousand Head Re-
Ceived During Day.
RECEIPTS TO-DAY.

\. CATTLE Receipts I'm the local taltie
siVlsion today continued on a heavy order
Tho run, including some directs to pack
ers' totnIcd approximately 5000 head.
Everything considered II was decidedly
different from that OF Monday, more qual-
ny being available than then. Trading
~ sympathy with the declines elsewhere
was again on a lower basis. Steers. best
kinds. brought steady prices while 9TH
erA moved generally loc lower. COWS and
hcifers. as for the bulk, sold l0g &c low
cr While trading IN the btocker division
was mostly l5c Off Good cattle were
plentiful and the bulk OF the trading vas
on so 00p Il 90 basis Canadian county
furnished the best, odd lots Of extra
good fed cows brought around 81 10 and
heiters $3.50 Campers and cutters sold
~ ,af 100 and bulls up TO 80. The calf
market WAS active and steady. light
Kinds selling around tl3qp.
Ciosino Quotations.
Prices Of the various grades OF cattls are
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-05-29
A Prospectus THAT
GlitGers Like Gold

NSooSSS'D ~ G=1DUN~ N2SVUVN
.Thsr: i.s tide in IN. affair, Of which taken
mo f'ood leads on TO victory"
Opportunity has gsllop.d up all sadded and brid.d
II you are union
II you are in sympathy with tho movement
.,n. you neI.yt IN hone'' man to man fair play and
sooS vii s1 "dI sT o. & %cs." o. s ySpr .s sS
ana every statement US outlined in this Advertisement
s an" "a. to @
Temple psrp.tual landmark standing throughout the
and master achievement
yin come ne subscriptions Of .Sorlna throughout
Th. oys.hor.s, !hs..:r VIII b, a.alc:,:d :. tn. som.
snd q clear conscience may NEE. upon common footing
for clean, wholesome amusement
Vii VI" ss ;. ans MOT . aS. They They
"s s .: :nS ps s c.. & s' h. .nd s : S
some Of tho comforts Of iife-even as you and
no YOU stand for this kind Of prosrsm7
We believe YOU DO.
yca aa wiz turn 'So your cheek book and buy block 81 I
stock now
Or do you sanction monopoy'
Unop Labor and IN. Tucker Brother. Kicked ~,
Union mt So sna tucker nrohs, Win nc no, T = scsa
out q III. 2 o,sn e. % L'sS, and S.,oIs TsIt, k,
news Is hs across the contnen,f you viii do your part
Union man ARE NOT rrolons'ns the ,hes,cr s,rh.
Theat.r msnsEers ARE prolcrsns the strke-they re-
fuse 10 even meet With LABOR
An ers.n,:a effort ., the esy, Of local Snon men;
hs.isI trust, By pooling money together and buying
than The purchase price. placing in the hands Of Labor
M M,S .S.,S Of = cS.!a:s. S city U.l
or 4 national playground
Do YOU wan, to the thsa,.r strike se,u.d'
Do YOU wan, 10 Oklahoma city again placed upon
the theatrical map?
,SSs .:. .:. n. Il: @ ' . s;ss; .''F the
Indeed we believe you do
Then on this campaign 70 take IN. overhoissr clear
ana away from the clutches Of the ,hss,sr trust
ccue! your'., among tho frat one thousand men who
subscrbs for this stock
Enroll your name upon honor list.
II means something 10 he identified with . worthy
You'n he proud TO ali In a thes,er owned by your..
and friends
business interests sanction this plan.
Merchants will buy stock In this company.
Id. capital viii ., ono. r..os.l,s ,s., n, ove el..r
Nis NH readily . that dvdsnd. Vi. be paid on every penn,
spen, for stock In 'hl. company
yos e ,oo ~ yIH' w sssno.,ss S. "c merit. this
os sSpss. scssp.s cm ~ sussssI..s .ss 0's before all
win the iars.s, hes,.r In the stat. Of okahom. NJ
ready ~6n our s..p sse..d by s,ossholders through
u U,.S.s SSS 70 '''' ' "'' w ''''"
rh.s,rc. syndicate: Of the na., have string. OF ,h,,
own and operate c.,er' in every leading city II 10, state
VI This /. a ground floor proposition to you
VIII Il slip thrcush your nnsers1
stock sale. are now going on
Place your order now.
s,oes win ,. ,cla in any smouu, from on. dollar to
l0N, thpna
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-05-29
CiTYBRIEFS;

Woruars Body Unidentified Every u.
fort to locats relatives Of the yoou9
woman & Sho sill.d hir;sli a.. a.. iocsI .1 sc 10.
body 10 still being held At a local IN.
dertsking establishment. The young
woman registered at the hotel ~ "P.
Brannon."
censsrvstloc OFFICERS -Nsmss G. u.
Brock Of Gushing and W: G Thorns q
oil and gas industry, are announced
Art Walker. chief conservation agent, IL
the first sppointees 10 the office Of dep.
uty oil and gas conservation agents for
the bureau created by the siath lsgisla-
ture.
J.. v, crussn. Dentist. i,ix W. Aais.-
Additional Service Sought. X. Gtf-
nth, Achiile. Okla. made application ySs-
terday to the state corporation conmis.
sion for permission 10 install aAAitional
telephone service In Aehills. whore thefe
10 already. a telephone system. This ap-
Of public necessity. was made because .
public necessity esis's. aoccsdins TO NJ.
Griffith.
"a l. AahH Undertaking ca Wal "a
oul'dIns ste eelsetsd--rhe city ceH.
mlssioners and fair association dirsctdys
yest terday filsd the site for the new lib
.r.l arts h.n, to he erected AZ the state
Fair srcunds. on the ola mschinsry Md
In the north part Of the grounds. north
east of tho enpcsiticn building destroyed
by fire last winter
Nations, osf,esvs Due Friday - Evsvy
owner Of an sutoreibls has been request.
I'd by the Chamber NJ Commerce OoAFk
Trails association 10 take his family uf
friends and be al the capitol At . o'clock
Friday evening when the National Osavb
Trails association officers arrive In this
city This was decided ai q meeting Of
the committee held at noon yesterday at
the Lee Hucklns hotel
Fire insurance wal n Tas upsAav.
ADV. III
Deputy Clerk iH--Earl Wallacs, deputf
court clsrk, was confined TO hie homo
this morning with an attack q n srtppA
Wallace arose In the wee ssna' houFe ytss
tcrdsy morning and dug worms. for .
fishing expedition ne had planned. The
morning was damp and he caught co,A
Yesterday afternoon, descite hls old. No
went fishing at Bslle isIs Ne Tot web
again and the result was thaf ke ccNA
racted severe case OF grippe.
Joe SELF piss--Joe Self, q years ola,
who Was injured by gvnshot mRueo than
week agu died Al 4 local hoa0laal thln
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-05-29
MY HOMIE

HAs nHen Withdrawn from all dealers and
! VIII sell direct for ths benefit OF both
tive medium priced bungalow in town.
neropihne top adds much to the beauty
ana more TO tho comfort itx20- foot sleep
inx room with ten windows; five rooms
besides this. would take good stand
ara make car for part payment; lawn In
splendid condition and many other i'm
provements. occupied one year; see this
al once ll2O w 33rd. Maple SIS.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-05-29
BUY-A-HOME

Fine two-Htory md basement half
block from Classen boulevard; first floor
elegantly finished In oak, fine large
rooms, two brick mantels and sleeping
porch, This Il a fine location and our
price and terms viii please you.
Interstate Building & Loan Co,
Wal '7si t?i American Bank Bldg
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-05-29

FOR sALE-,Large new 5-room bunga-
low; rooms In oak. built-in bookcases
bed, linen closet and china cabinets
breakfast room, sleeping porch, basemen nj !.
price $4,000, $500 cash, 1913. 90 per month
OKLAHOMA TRUST COMPANY,
Have your furniture insured today.
bos-lo Insurance Bldg. Maple 3s
$4,000 CASH secures broom apartment =,
renting for $50 monthly; baisnce Ar.
ranged to suit: an excellent income in
ves'ment for lady or retired business
man. owner. Wal 3i23 Wal t2s9
FOR sALE--6-room super modern 2
story home on E i3th st. oak down
stairs and oak floors upstairs: remainder
In white enamel basement. furancs, gar
age and drive servants quarters this
elegant homo has refined modern fra lures
not to be found In other houses Price
N,b0n; 1000 cash. balance to suit
OKLAHOMA TRUST COMPANY.
Percent Tax. Exempt bonds for sale
50s-lo Insurance Bldg. Maple as
100 FEET best tracksge on Main st. op-
poslte Steffen Ice Cream company at
Soc on VI act quick. Nelson Witt Co .
$40 Lee Bldg w. ii1b
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w i'm the Strike
The Main Facts

q oAN SVSSSuHO q VSSS~
Tucker Brother. Amusement corpany cspi,aized at
,A,.. h,,.,.., ,,,1, -, ~ .,.,., ,,o,,,v
Msy 9"h, and iS donG business under the laws ot
the stat. of Oklahoma Its first step was to take
a., ,,,to. A., .....- a., r,--,.. -, ,,,o ooo
" up""" W purchase 'no o'e'no'e' i"e''e' ~ ''V'''
on the Following terms
Tucker Brothers or their ss,igns are 10 nay five thou
..na aol.r ,,,t f., o,- 49,, ,,.,,, no. ,ho,..r, doi
, ~ 'v w. ,I' WV ",', ~ Nv ~ ~
liver possession ana make v.rrnn,v deed for said pop
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Closing Quotations.

Prices Of the various grades OF cattle arr
approximately as follows