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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-10-15
He Started Fight,
but Proves That 3
Wife Finished 1t

DETROIT. oct lS-1hc policeman
who arrested Charles Watson told Jus
tlcc Stein that the prisoner had a.
tackled his wife. Justice Stein callcI
stcrnly for the prisoner to approach the
bench.
Watson did so-in a haltlng, feeble
manner
where did YOU get those two black
eyes" inquired the Judge.
From my wife" replied Watson
Where did YOU get tina, broken
nose" continued the court
"lrom my wife" repeated Watson
"Nhcrc did YOU get those battctr !
In. and that swollen forehead and that
cash o II your cheek said Justice Stc,u.
From my wife. She did It all" al.
mittcd Watson
"Rul thought YOU beat her mp
lucricd the justice. Watson inter
ruptcd
II lust started to, Judge" Watson et.
planned. 81 just started to. that's all
She beat me Ia every punch
lie was released N his promise not
Ia Start" AGAIN
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-10-15
BANK EXAMINERS
EASY ON BONDS
Comptroller Aids in Keeping
Money Market Up,

WASlIlNGTON, oct Is Treasury
officials, concerned over the downward
tendency Of the bond market a, an out
growth OF Liberty loan financing, have
determined 20 take steps to check the
Shrinkagc IN gilt edged bond yalgs SO
far as consistent with governmental az
tlor and sound financing.
The Comptroller OF the CURRENCY to.
day announced that he had instructed
all national bank examiners that they
need not request national banks holding
hlgh-gradc bonds OF unqucStloncd in
trlnsic value and merit to charge them
down to present abnormal figures, but
to exercise quite IAN intelligent and
conservative dlscrctim' as TO the prices
at which the banks can continue &c
carry such securities.
This action. 1t is thought. will tcnC
to prevent undue tightening ~ the
money market with the further dcclln,
] at bonds
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-10-15
SOCIALISTS PROTEST
BARRING OF PAPERS

NEW YORK, oct l4-SoclalNt,
held A mass meeting in Madison Square
Garden las, night to protest agalnSt. the
order issued bv Postmaster General
RurlcSun to the publishers oi the New
York Call. the New Yorker Vulks
Iritung and the Forward, Nummonlng
them IN Washington 10 show cause why
their paptrs should not be denied second
elias, mail privileges. Morris Hlllquii
socialist candidate Tor mayor, made the
principal address and the thousands Of
radicals who filled the building gave
HIM prolonged applause The police
were forced io close the doors before
the speaking began and a detail ol 2HO
pa,rolmcn kept thousands that filled the
adjoining street, m order
Thomas y Mccarthy, United States
marshal and a member OF the ucpat,
men, ul Ius,i,c agents were IN the
audience
With shouts oi down with the
capitalist and give II, a free press.
several thousand socialist, marched
from Madison Square Garden after the
meeting 80 tho Union lcag,r club IN
Fifth avenue and from there through the
hotel district where they encountered
SQUAD, ui soldiers from the national
army camp at Naphauk, \ Y The
soldier, quickly broke up the DEVON b
s~tratipn
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-10-15
MURDER IS LAID TO
WOMAN SLUGGER

SEATTLE. Wash, Oc, ia body
OF a woman evidently murdered about
three or four months ago. was found
today IN the brush near the city limits.
Identification was impossible III,
head was found some distance from
the body
This crime recalls the mysterious
murder La, April Of Mr,. Florence
Wchn wife OF a Seattle sculptor. She
vas killed nv a blow over the head aud
her body wa, found in a clump oi
brush Her slayer has not yet been
brought to Justice.
There is a disposition to link these
two murders with the career of a SO.
called woman S%lugpcr who has been ter.
rori1ing the women OF tins city Tor
months past.
Recently there has been a series oi
particularly a,toclou, smuggling, women
having been brutality beaten in their
homes and on the streets. For the
thirty-slS hours ending at midnight last
night six attack, ON women m Seattle
were reported
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-10-15
CAPITOL HEATING
DELAY CASE SET


ihc Oro,, obstruction company will
have 4 hearing before the state capitol
commission today on its failure to com
plctc the s%ta,chousc heating plant Nv
October / aS provided by contract
The commission will decide whether
penalties provided by the contract will
be assessed against tho con'truc,lrn
company
Chilly weather ol the las, week has
made Ne statchouSc uncomfortable and
the need OF the heating plant has hccu
felt severely. The board Of affairs
found II necessary to buy fifty oil
stoves to supply a number Of offices.
The construction company pleads that
', has been DELAYED by the seizure 81
materials N the government. Some
ma'Vial for the heating rhant had TO be
ordered three and four tunes before il
finally was obtained. It is said.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-10-15
BAVARIANS FAVOR
EXPANSION POLICY

COPENHAGEN, oct lS-A move
mcut - growing IN south Germany
against the non annexation and non
indemnity basis ot the rcichs,ag peace
resolution. The Bavar,an centrum re
Gently proclaimed opposition to tho
attitude OF the ccntriSts IN the reich
stag and now the liberal ilrS, vice
president of the Bavar,an house Of
deputies, Herr o Casscllmann, has
delivered a speech rejecting the idea Of
a rcnunCiaiOry peace,
He iayors the idea that a resolution
should be adopted not Inconsistent with
such territorial alterations as arc nee
cssary to the security ct the German
frontiers.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-10-15
"Y. W." Will Raise
Prison Camp Fund

College students of the y. w. {. A.
will RAISE $lUOOW IN the United
State, for the students war fund for
relief II prison camps IN Germany ac-
cording TO Miss T.. J. Slack, national
student secretary Tor tho southwestern
division.
II wa, voted that 100000 OF this he
raised N Texas, New Mexico, Arizona,
Louisiana and Arkansas. II
IS not known what O%klahoma's share
will be or when the campaign will b.
started Work will be undertaken sole
" by the students.
Miss Stacks headquarters are in
Denver, Cot She came directly from
there ,o attend the Dallas conference
She will stay in Oklahoma City for
some time before leaving Tor Denver.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-10-15
NEW York.

NEW YORK. oct 10 There was a re-
ncwal ~ general active huSinH at the
opening Of the cotton market today, DE
tailed weather rcportH showcd llEht to
KILLING fruHtr vi u number ~ points In
the belt over the three day adjournment
leading 20 npprohennions ~ another nhhrp
reduction ln ortimnieH ~ tho yield ana
tlW market opened firm nj m advance
Of ~ to " paints This carried nearly
all tho active months into new high
ground for the season, December selling
ut q 27C aud January NJ &c Tho advance
was CHECKED At this loycl by heavy real
iHing. white the tendency 10 take profits
WINS Increased by the prospects, " wnrm
or weather aud there were reactions Of
several points tho end Of tho
first hour Killing temperatures were 70
ported ~ several rolntH
NoailLlng continued while there was
considerable southern selling and ths
market was unsettled during the middle
Of the dny with December ruling around
n OGc and January &c Csc, compared with
~ 27c and n 00c, tho high level Of tho
morning and 20 60r and 70 12c. the clos
Ing Of last Thuraday
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-10-15
DA|RYMEN FOUND
IN GIANT SCHEME
TO BOOST PRICES
Attorney General Re-
yeaIS Trust Conspiracy

CHlCNNO, Oct. IS Existence Of \.
nation wide Mot to raise the price %
milk is alleged day by Attorney cen
cral Brundage OF Nnois. who has been
investigating aCtlyltNs OF milk pro-
duCcrS.
Included m the plan, the attorney
general declared, was the raising OF a
fund OF $500 with which to use m
iluence in having a person placed on
the Hoover food board who would be
favorable to revised milk prices.
The evidence, It was SAID, also
showed an effort to see President Will
son regarding price fixing, and to boy
colt dealers IN Pittsburgh and else
where who had refused to enter into
the pClce-iiNing agreement,
The Qua is from Quapaw The
lack" is from Zinc Jack ADV.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-10-15
News From Nations Markets
Outside Livestock.


Sr Lotus. Ort TO- HOGS ltccclpta
n, 600 steady, hight 81 tnhrl II OO, pigs
So OOdtli On. mixed and butchers ~ ibm
Is "a. rud heavy SIS .b1its ~. bulk ~ 10
- N ~ CATTLE iJr,iuts ~, 800, pros
p"rts lower native beef stosfs N0ON
~ hO. yctrling steers and hclfcrs tOO1i
I Oh, cows ST. OOu 10 30. stockora and
feeder. So h0u II ID. Texas quarantine
steers 50 ,6uIObU fair to primP southern
beef nlrorr ~ unu a. N, beef COWS and
hoifrrs 81 OOu 10 90, primo N~entllng steers
and hcif,rs g. hOn 10 To native calves
S. ,bu 10 40 SlIEfr Receipts 3 600 pros
poets lower. lambs ~ ooGl} q. ewes
$40 h0u n 20 wcthrrH tlb0ul t. ~, can
nrrs and choppers S. OUTl \ 30
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-10-15
Hoover Cannot
Fix Milk Price,
Kesler Is Told

Mark keSler. commissioned of public
safety. today received a communica
ton from the United States food al
miniStratlon in reply to his letter ii
two weeks g asking that. j lnvcSti
gate the high price OF milk III Oklahoma
City.
Commissioner Kcsler is advised that
the food administrator has no authority
To tx the price Of milk. but that hc has
a special committee engaged IN an in
Nulry a. 10 the cost OF producing milk
and is distribution with a view to pub
llcatlou He /, told that such an in
Qulry will be exhaustive and will re
1urrc much time and consideration
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-10-15
Trip to See
S%Weethearts Ended

PEORIA, I'll, Od'ls.-An Anglo.
Bridge. ls year old Madison, Wis
girl, who was ,ramping from Madison
to Waco, Texas, with Marie Shaded.
II years old, to see their soldier sweet
hearts in camp there, left for home to-
night in custody OF her father. Miss
Shaded is a parole v~iolator OF the Wis.
consin girls training school and is held
ior an officer from Milwaukee.
The girl, became stranded here after
travelling from Madison in box cars,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-10-15
CORN "FLUC7UATES
ON WEATHER MAP
Weather and Price Fix
ing Reflected in Trade,

CIIlCAGO, oct f. iluc weather to
promote the drying out OF thr corn crop
Shorts. however covered on declines and
brought about something of u rnlN An
nouncrmcntr later that current pricnr on
corumcul would he rCdurrd hy tho food
administrator tended To discourage bulls,
bpcuinH quotations. which range from
10 10 Ne lower. with Doccmher ~ VI wv
to tii2A and Mny nj 0SS Ia 'lWhh
were followed by II moderate transient
uuturn
oats showed considerable strength. dc
pptte the relative weakness Of corn OF
frringf ot oats were light ana readily
absorbed
Demand from packers liftrd provisions
Lower quotations on hogs were ignored,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-10-15
Serbians Pay Visit
to American Camp
nv the Associaled PfcssN

NMERICNN TRAINING QUAR-.
TIERS ~ FRANCE. Oc, IS General
Raryhilch. Serbian chief Of staff. and
Dr. NJ Il Nrsm,lch Serbian minister
t. France have Just spent two DAYS
with the American troops in training
The, were much impressed hy what
they saw. particularly the ha,oncl drill,
which is 4 mixture OF English and
American tactics, the English meth.
od, having been found go coincide
cuo,cy with the American
Drll, are being held IN the rain
which have been steadily falling for the
pas, eight DAYS, giving American sol
dIcrs a taste of wha, their French and
British comrades have been enduring
for the last three winters
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-10-15
GERMANY SEXES
STOCKS OF Steel

COPENHAGEN, Oct Is The
growing difficulty OF obtaining iron
and steel for war purposes in Germany
is indicated by a regulation Just pro-
mulga,cd in Berlin, confiScat,ng stocks
OF structural iron and steel, common
tubing, shccting, cast iron and cast
steel The order prohibits the use OF
any Of these kinds Of steel or iron cx-
ccpt by special permission
The order goes far beyond 'hc orig
nal regulation ,s,rrd last July which
applied only to certain kinds OF 'truc-
tural iron
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-10-15
PORTO RICO AVERTS
POLITICAL CRISIS

SAN JUAN. Porto Rico oct Is
Withdrawal OF the republican mem
hers in both houses from the FIRST Por-
10 Rloan legislature, composed OF
American citizens Vas avetted Saturday
when the house Of delegates with union.
Isl, IN control refused to accept the
report OF the committee ON elections
ou'ting delegate Naldc,. n republican
Instead the minority report permitting
aides 10 retain ms scat vas adopted
The leaders OF both parties admit that
q political crisis thereby has been
ivct'cd.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-10-15
NEGRO LEGISLATOR
DIES IN LOUISIANA

SHREVEPORT. Ia. OCT IS Dun
can lIlll. negro, - years old, who held
the distinction OF having served 4
term a, a member oi the Louisiana state
legislature, died Yesterday in Monroe,
according ro adyiJcS received here lin
served as n member OF the general as.
scmbly directly after the civil war He
wa, once caught hy q committee It
citizen, during the reconstruction
period but prevailed on thcn not to
lNnLh him
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-10-15
COTTON AFFECTED
BY COLD REPORTS
Market BuIgeS So a Bale in
First Half Of Trading,

NEW ORI.EANS. oct 10 Cotton
hulrod 81 to y points In the carly trad
Ing here today In nm effort by bullish
traders to discount cold weather In the
belt over tho holidays Killing frostr In
the eastern portion Of tho cotton country
were regarded M serious. shorts bought
covers on n large scale Only moderate
offerings met the demand
Heavy realizing sprRnR mp on the long
Hldc and soon checked the upward move
m"n,, causing something Of n reaction
IN IN" Trading m TO nnou prices Mt their
lowest wore ~ To ~ points down from
the topmosi levels
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-10-15
kANsAs CITY.

kNNSNS cry, oct To- noes tie
cclpts p.unO, be- lower bulk 81 2htrlN.dO,
heavy SIS OOulS ", packers aud butchers
~ Ghd IS ~, lights 81 OOu ~ 00, pigs
~ sou I, ~ CATTLE Receipts loco,
Including 400 Southcrur, Zoe to Toe lower
prime fed -tcora $40 nli. 90 drrsScd lr"t
rtcrrs 81 OOu 10 O0, southern s,cors 81 ~
MI % cows-i6 hOqf0 "a, hoifrrs t6hOu
~ 10, Wuckrrs So OOl n 90, calves $3.50
NfiabO SllhEl Receipts ~ 600 atcndy
tn 100 lower. lambs ~ 2bu IN ~, Year.
liugA Sc ubu ~ 10. wrth-rr 81 ON4fl " 80,
owes $40 Ouqf II "a. stockcrr s. NOH IN 20,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-10-15
GREAT WAR LIBRARY

LONDON The National War Nv
Scum which the government, is creating
d, lp have a great var library The
literature NJ the var ha, grown to such
ar extent that a library OF W,nO to
lOrn volumes would scarcely cover
that which already exists
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-10-15
Garfield Annex
Moving Rapidly

The frame annex OF the Garfield
school which IS being moved to the
Jefferson school grounds to relieve the
space shortage there has been pulled as
far as Grand avenue and will arrive
tomorrow morning at lis destination,
according TO J. c. Stearlcy head JAM
tor oi the local school system An al
dition will be built to the Garfield an
mex when It reaches the grounds. thus
relieving the crowded situation in the
northSldc school.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-10-15
Bond Election for
Fire Apparatus

DuRANT, Okla. oct lS-CSpcciaD
Mayor NyndS has called a special
election for next Thursday 20 vote on
The question OF issuing $1,000 Of cts
bond, TO modcrnpc the clty's fire de
partmcnt with motor apparatus The
mayor and council are out with a signed
statement. in which they explain the
urgency u favorable action on the issue
and request the vote Of the citizenship
for the issue.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-10-15
20 ViMstas Hanged
After Attack on
Train of Soldiers

7 UAREL. Mexico, oct l5.-Pa,-
SengcrS arriving here tonight
J from the south report seeing the
bodies OF twenty McNlcanS hangmS
to telegraph wires along the Mex
lean Central right.ot way between
Torreon and Chihuahua Mexican
officials say the bodies are those Of
Villa followers who a few days ago
attacked military train mlStaking
II Tor a passenger tram
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-10-15
LIVERPOOL.

ILvERrOOIA Oct. IL COTTON spot
In moderate" inquiry pric"s firm, tiood
mlddling. ~ 12d. good ordinary, ls77d
ordinary. NJ ia; sales, 1000, including
3 600 American; receipts, 1000, lnclud.
Ing i1,SO0 American. Futures; Closed
1ulct aud slcndy New contracts: Jan
unry, ~ iid March, 10 l?d; old contracts,
nNod prices October, ~ sd. December
january. ~ iOd. january = February,
~ sod March. April, lsl2d; Nny-June,
"a Hll
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-10-15
WISCONSIN MANI
DENIED RIG HIT OF
BEING INDICATED


WASHINGTON. oct Is Chairman
Pomercnc OF the senate committee in
vcstlgating Senator IaFollcttc, ~ Paul
speech. today refused latollcttc',
request that the inquiry virtually be-
broadcncd to acquit or convict HIM ~
dlSloyalty and held that the luycStlga-
ton could only concern tAtc much dis,
cuSsed speech and the accuracy OF IT.,
statement
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-10-15
LIBERALS LEADER
SWEDISH premier

STOCKHOLM, Oct lS-M Widen.
ptc,ident ~ the second chamber and
former minister ~ the in,ctiur who
va, charged hy King Guslayc with the
formation oi a cabinet has replied that
NE +, unable to accomplish the task
The king nov ha, invited the liberal
leader. rtui Fem 'u organic
nIuIsltr.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-10-15
Police Idle AT Chickssha

CNlCKNSliN, Okla, OCT IS lSpc
cial) The city police court, whose
fines have paid the expense, oi the
police department covering a period oi
over one year, has been almost dcsll
tn,c ul cu,ric, since the raid, ON cider
POINTS a month ago and the absolute
prohibition ol the sale " cider in
{ hi,kl,ha
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-10-15
NOTICE OF SALE


Notice In hereby given that In pur-
OF nm order made by Robert w
Maupin. Justice ~ the Peace In and for
city District. Oklahoma Coun'
ny and State OF Okla oma. on the 18th
day OF June. 1917. In AN action there
pending wherein the State of oklahoma
is plaintiff and ] NJ. Dupec liz defend
ant, same being No. 2097 In said court,
we, the Board Of County Commissioner
Of Oklahoma County, Oklahoma, the Of.
hccrs having the following described
property In charge, will. on the 18th day
Of October, 1917, at Two o'clock. I. NJ,
" said day. nj the west front door of tho
county jail, In Oklahoma city. Oklahoma
County and State Of Oklahoma, sell at
open auction to the highest bidder. for
cash In hand. the following described
personal property, to- wit:
Eight wash stands; two dressnrs; ono
side board. O u mattresses: four beds
and springs; three dining tables; one
lounge; four rugs fifteen chairs; one lot
" bedding; one lot OF dishes: cooking
utensils; one lot Of bowls and pitchers;
one electric plano.
BOARD or COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
OF OKLAHOMA COUNTY. OKLA
HOMA.
by l.. l. Sheldon.
Chairman.
Attest; TOM RODINF,
tSEAL) County CLERK.
A O. CAFFDEY, Deputy.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-10-15

ClnCAGO. Oct 10 iIOGS Receipts
q 900; GLOW hulk 81. 3hmiN 81. light so 20
srlS 40, MIXED So NOu n a. rough tl6 tOm
N 10. hcnvcN tl6 200 n 40 pigs 81 ibI
ib.b CATTLE ltrccipts h0oo, weak
nntlvc steers s. 0Ofrli 10, western steers
81 iharl,7b siockcrs aud frpdorS ~ 2OW
$50. cows and hclfcra 81 Oou t. 10, cnlvcH
10 bOf lR az. SIiEEr ltccclptH 10, 000
slow wctherh s. OOU IL 49, hmbg 81 ibu
- pp
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-10-15
Organ Recital at Chickasha

ClllCENSIlA. Okla OCT Is .DSpc.
c,alD The First Baptist church VA,
crowded last night at the pipe organ
recital given r., Edwin Vail, Nrlu,rr
nj Nhlahnma NV.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-10-15
SUPPLY
LIGHT AFFAIR
Only 1000 Head Received on
Local Market
INIiC Fits TODAY

CATTLE Compa rstivcly speaking, tho
opening days supply In the local chlllr
division WAS a decidedly light affair, hut
. 600 head making up tho cstitnaU AsalnS'
"a run ~ . 600 hORd a week ago. OUTSIDE"
pf a few loads ~ steers II was largely u
HtOckrr and feeder affair. bn rtccrr the
market was slow and g"nernlly l0ulho
lower butcher cattle ruled fairly nCtlv"
nj steady to strong prices steer top wth
S. % for foul loads. white tho bulk sold
s. 25u9l TO- odd lots Of heavy shipping
COWS hroughNt7 30 Gamers and cutters
ms WIS active ut steady priCos
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-10-15
Produce Provisions
kAkNAh CITY.

kNNNAH NITY Oct l5-NUTTER:
Creamery iic, flrntH toe seconds SOC
packing Bic. EGpS FlrHts Nhc, sec
0nda aac POULTRY Hens zoe. ~roorters
itisc. h~roiicrn 2lc. POTATOES. Firm,
81, abdl n.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-10-15
NOTICE OF SALE.

Notice In hereby given that In pursu-
ance ~ an order Of the Justice Court In
and for oklahoma city district, okla
homa county, stat, 'of Oklahoma. before
Robert w. Maupln. Justice OF tho Peace.
on the 9Th day ~ July. 1917, In an
action there pending. wherein tho state
M oklahoma ~ plaintiff and Al Franklin
is defendant. same being No. 1904 In said
court. We, the Hoard Of County Commits
sioners ot Oklahoma county, state OF
oklahoma. the officers having the fol
lowing described property In charge, viii
on III. 18th day ot October. 1917. at
2 o'clock p. NJ. Of said day. NJ the west
front door ~ the county Jail in Okla
huma City. oklahoma county and state
of oklahoma, sell at open auction to the
f6jshcst bidder. for cash In hand. the fol-
lowing described personal property. to-
VII;
Two tents, six chairs. ono wheeiharrcw.
cne AZ. a number OF dishes. one gas
stove. two tables, two cots. one bed and
RoHRb or COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
OF OKLAHOMA. COUNTY OKLA
ny T.. /. Sheldon.
Chairman.
Attest: TOM hODlSF.,
Ist,AI) County Clerk.
by A. q. Caffr.y. Deputy.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-10-15
NOTICE or SALE.

'NhhH'f
Notice is hereby sivcn that In rur,u-
anCo OF an order made by the County
Court " Oklahoma couaty. state OF OKLA
homa. on the 18th dat OF June, 1917. in
an action there pending. wherein, tho
state OF oklahoma is plaintiff. and Clyds
Shepherd and one Ford touring sutomo-
bile. are defendants. sans being No. losa
IN said Court. We. the BOARD OF County
Commissioners Of Oklahoma county.
Oklahoma. the officers having the fol
fwing described property in charge. viii
On the 10Th day Of October. 1877, at
O'Clock y. M. Of said day. at the wsst
front door OF the county Jail In okla
hcma CITY. Oklahoma county. state Of
oklahoma. sell at open auction 10 the
highest bidder for cash In hand. one Ford
touring automobile. engine No. |. i03. OO6
THE BOARD OF COUNTY COMMITS
SlONERS,
By L. l. Sheldon.
Chairman,
Attest: TOM BODISE,
(SEAI) County Clerk.
BY A. G. Cnffrcy. Deputy.