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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-06-20
CITY REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
A Cooperative
' Propositions

WE HAVE secured ten acres cf proven
oil land In Nowata county oklahoma
located I'm northwest quarter Of the north
east quarter NJ tho northeast quarter of
section o. township % north range ls
east This ten acres Ia Just 400 feet south
Of a Go barrel well recently drilled in
In addition TO the ten acres above men
toned We have secured 20-aCre leRss
ot absolutely proven oil land. located In
the south half Of the southeast quarter
" the southeast quarter ~ section IL.
township 2s north. range ls east. in the
Nowhth oil field. NoUHth county. okla
huwa.
Also 90 acres In the new CARRIER oil
field IN Garfield county. Oklahoma. 10.
Gated In section 6. township Fl north.
range west The oil IN the CARRIER field
brings i3O5 per barrel
We propose 20 sell a one -,iftIe,h inter
est for 800 or onc-twenty. NNh inter
est for 5000 In all three leases abovs men
TONED. and In addition TO drlll well on
one uf the above Nowata leases
We are holding out n one-twenty- fIf,h
interest Tor our labor and expense This
In a CO. operative proposition and every
one shares alike. No salaries. no office
rent, no promotion no commlssion to
hlesmen. Just clean cut proposition II
you want In on this let Us know n. once
address 6li Cnlcord Rldg Oklahoma
William @ Mapp"- Bsn A I,ongfcilow
BEST modern residence bargain In north
side rooms. breakfast room lnrr.
sleeping porch low price. easy term.
Rlakcnev Inv Co, lo0t n Rroad-av
800 ~ Liberty nONDS and 500 per
month buys S-ronm modern house on
nnvement. one block of car line: price
81 aoo
bkI AHOMA TRUST COMPANY
$50 ,nOo to loen on Real Es'atc
hnN-Io INSURANCE" R'dg Maple "a
STRICTLY modern. new, s-room homs
northwest. large sleeping porch and
hreHktRst room on easy terms plak.
eucv Inv Co, 1901 North Rroadway
BARGAIN In nice e.room. strictly mod /.
crn, closc-ln home all In nicA condl-
ton. ON corner fine trees garden. gar,r.
md corner close 10 hirh school. church
aud business, yet fine home: cheap
owner, sNO WcH, Mh st. look at H.
ny OWNER Modern 5.room cottage.
good neighborhood northwest; | block
from cur line, blocks from school
- 500, terms Walnut 1889
4 REAL INCOME Two modern houses
ON two lots In the 500 block West
Chickasaw, now rented NJ t?6T5 per
month. should I've rented for $50: price
5000; 81 900 cash, balance il6 per month
OKLAHOMA TRUST COMPANY.
$50 0O0 90 loan on Real Estate
bOs-lo Insurance Blds Maple rs
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-06-20
WHEAT RECEDES
ON CROP NEWS
Rains in Texas and Oklahoma
Weaken Corn,

CHICAGO. m jane % Improvement
In crop prospects gave free dowpSard
impulse TODAY to wheat prices Rains IN
the spring wheat region were deemed Of
essential advantage TO the bear side Of
the market Opening quotations which
ranged from the sam" HH yesterday O.
finish TO &c. lower with July At S1Ug 10
y % and September nj 81 ~ 10 81 81 were
followed hy material setback all around
breaking ~ the drought In north Texas
ana In Oklahoma tended to ease the corn
market Temporarily however, talk oi
lhtgc export business caused IN. market
10 bulge After opening IT, off to Ike
advance. prices took moderate general
uptutn. and then underwent a sag 10 be
low yesterdays close
"a oats reflected the changes In corn val
res Trade WAS fairly active
Higher quotations on hogs lifted pro.
visions Pork and ribs were relatively
strong NJ compared with lard
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-06-20
COMANCHE wheat
AND OATS YIELD
UNDER ESTIMATE
Discouraged Farmers PIOw
Fields and Plant Cotton,

lAWTON, Okla, June 20 (Spe
cial Oats and wheat IN tomanche
county will not yield as much as first
expected TIN, has been aScertatned
following beginning oi the harvest in
thu, county
Much Of the decreased WELD is due
primarily to the fact that farmers be
came discouraged because Of the drouth
and plowcd up their fields in order
10 plant Them to cotton
The oats harvest IS now on in the
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-06-20
Red Cross Work
Satisfactory

LAWTON, Okla, Iunc n (Spc
ciaIJ --Lawton will do its share for the
Red Cross fund Committees OF bust
ness men are canvaSSug the business
district Womr Of the Red Cros, so
clety are making a house toulouse
canvass asking each family to sub
scribe its share More than 5000 was
raised Tuesday Many stores are Civ
ing S and 10 percent Of their gross sale,
this week to the fund and By the end
of the week it is expected that much
Of the $4,000 Comanrhc county'S
share of the SlO0OcOOOO. will have
been raised
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-06-20
AIR SQUADRON,
NOT TROOPS, IS
FIRST WAR CALL
Governments Military Plans
Shifted Suddenly.

WASHINGTON lunc 20 -tSpecialD
a shit IN the military plans oi the
government was disclosed TODAY IN con.
nection with statement issued hv Sec
rarv OF War Baker asserting that the
production oi aircraft and The training
and dispatch OF ilicrS 10 Europe Is the
greatest service the United States can
render to the allied cause within the
next wear
II now appears that the war depart
ment does no, expect 10 have a large
American army IN France for year
.Ct more
NAV Turn the Side.
Nilcr stating that Jew infantry
units would he o' h''lc except moral
value to the alice. Secretary Baker
said
III will take No more shipping Space
l' send thousand ayr pilots abroad
than thousand niantrvmen. II will
take no more space. ~ send airplane,
and motors than Ia send artillery II
rs now certain that II we make the
effort WE can send enough of both men
and machines within a year to be OF
great value rerhap, to turn the scale
all without haudirapping our plan, ior
The army which is 10 follow. nor hin.
defing The vital flows OF food and mum
'luns
NAV Turn Scale.
American altmcu and a,tplares NAV
turn the scale They furnish our 81.
ptcme opportunity Tor immediate SET.
vice ON the fighting Inc
The war department has discovered
that Il cannot turn on, and transport
an army large enough 10 roun, IN a,
short time as amateur warriors pfam
sed |, IS improbable that the sixteen
training camp taulnumtnis Wlll boz Inn
ished hy September II =, unlikely
that any large proportion Of the ma
',onal guard will he trained sufficiently
m elemeg'aty principles ,n 90 abroad
before wintet
Delays Draft Army.
The mobilization oi the sclc,tNr
draft army IS likely io Ne DELAYED cen
'idetahly after September | These
force, probably Will not see service he
for. the middle nt The summer oi 1919
With these diiiltute, becoming daily
more apparent the administration. after
receiving the advice ~ The British aud
French governments. has taken new
task and is beginning io emphasite the
importance N American service IN avi.
alton II was IN support Of the pro.
posed 4nunnnn appropriation iot
aviation that Seott'ar naker made HI,
statement to-day President Wilson
cun,emplaiss sending TO congress ,hi.
Ns,k the S00psup estimate,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-06-20
Women Employed
in Railway Shops

TACOMA Working a, hoilefriak
ct| helpers, three more women we're
added to the feminine contingent oi the
crew Of the Northern Pacific shops at
South Tacoma TODAY One ~ the
women IS said to have reported Tor
work wearing overall,
II Is expected that women will 20
to work IN the machine department,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-06-20

W OLAlC lt1IIbD w w.
Eighty acres, l3-l9-lG, 81 QUO, 40 acres
II 1916. $500
This land ls surrounded hy good zinc
mines, only five miles northeast ~ Ven
vile station; hns zinc ore on II, buy ~
u lou do not want lo develop A.. lease
II at 10 percent royalty and It might mako
you " 600 per month.
Eighty hcrcs. two miles from Buffalo
ntation; can Ecll lease for 5000 bonus.
itasr pays 10 percent royalty and lessee
WIZ begin mining ~ ou'o'1t hAs splrndld
zinc ore on II, s. o0O wll take II II houeh,
al once. n might inlke you wealthy; IL
acres Joining on theb Vest the big Morn
ms star mine. situated right loves
run OF jaCk, very rich, | chu deliver thi'
" bought NJ once I'M fee for s. 500. put
. i5,Oo1 min on II nnd you can net
t'OOO per month on the Investment.
$500 eurh
Center Drive mine s0 nrfcs foe. 50 0oo
ore sells AZ S. uremium the richest ore
n Marion county. 3b miles from Flippin
ner"t good roads; put u hlg mill on this
ana you may make million
Zinc Land Leases for Sale,
go erres only $3.50. some OF this land
lnlns The section In which the famous
nH''i Hollow, ono " the best zinc mines
IN Arkansas Is located. This land has
@ kun, org ON ". buy and develop II and
you VIII stflko II rich
Forty Hcreg. 5000. royalty 10 percent I
mics from &ellyille station: good resin
JACK zino on land. joins the Dewey mine
ana S"h'"r White mine. you don't have to
pfospect an mis- land hlt begin AZ once
ulEslhF ONT me- rlrh ore. VIII sell the
,snd chenp .' YOU do not want to lease
Eighty acres. I2ol7lS. 81 ono, thls 81
acres. Is proven zinc ore Very rich. sur.
rounded hy good mines. the best In ell
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-06-20
WAR SPECIALT|ES
STRONGER TODAY
Equipments and ShipEings Al
so Advance,

NEW YORK, June % Equipments
shippngs and war group rpcciaties aver.
aged advances of a point at the opening
of todhys stock market, and United
states steel Westinghouse and Amcti-
can Sugar were higher by substantial
fractions Motors were again prominent
saxon making up It's i-point lnss Of IN.
previous day In a single sale Rails were
ignored. Pullman fen points Higher
quotations ruled at the end OF the first
half hour h.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-06-20
ST LOUIS.

sT LOUIS. Mo. June 90 HOGS Re
oc'r'F 10000 SC higher Lights. ij1td
81. Pig f10Ouli2,. mixed and
butchers 81 son 10 o. good heavy ieoo
~ It 0a, bulk 81 5uHlb 70. CATTLE
Receipts, $500. prospects, steady Native
h',' steers s, aUuI2 80. ycatliuE steers
ana hrIfers s. iUGilJ.r. cows s. u.u
] o1, stoCkers and feeders. s. pon 10 90,
Texas quarantine steers. S. 6Du951,
prime southern beef steers. s. 00Hl2 81.
beef cows and heifers. N?5g9oO; prime
yoarliug steers hnd hclfers, s. 500 10 pON,
nH'lv" calves. 81 oonlf7b SHEEP Re
cents, l.5Oo prospects,, higher Clipped
IHwhs 80 hnH'' 20. clipped ewes. s. O0a
1000, spr.nr mmbs. il2 oOplsl5; can
rrrH s. ona 3D. 90
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-06-20
KANSAS CIrY.

KANSAS CITY. Nc. June 20 HOGS
Receipts. 10000, Sc higher than yeSlrr.
days close Bulk. SIS 20n 10 go. heavy.
il5 s0H IS tj, lights. Ii75al5aO. plgs.
~ 'od 1850 CATTLE. Receipts. II 900.
including 1900 southerns steady TO
strong Prime 'ed steers. 81 jOHl3 30.
dr"ssed beet steers, Elo0ogl2l5 southern
steers, s toQl2 q. COWS. s. 5oq 100,
h"ifers - hpd 2 m. stockerH 1bOd 10 -.
calves. t00ul32j~ SHEEP, Receipts
5000, strong 10 Toe higher. lamhs. ,lf 90
4lAo0, yenrings. i0onul?2j. wethers,
$ ooll ON. ewes, 175pio7j, stockers.
81 OufIl1 10
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-06-20


Tes, Case Filed Tho power Of the stats
corporation commission 10 compel tank
car sorviC. ~ the railways is tested In a
complaint fled Yesterday by tho Lawton
Refining COMPANY against the Frisco
FdL. Hahn Undertaking Go wal 81.
Conference 70 ne Held FE,nk N Geult
president of IN. stotc hoard NJ egricui,
iurc. has asltrj Nark II Rc.ler COM
ulsSioner ~ puhlic safety Tor a confer-
encS on dairy conditions IN Oklahoma
CIV ." ""''o@
Assessment. Mad, An o,.e..m.nt q,
a. 20 STt 80 g '. -.
hy tbe Stat. boord ~ eopp,i,,o,loonp lope o,hes
assessments we're the prair,e p,n. I.ina
conppny a G-g q-a, CirrIair' ruJnLv,r Pin
inc comuany 81 osO grs. cosden pine,
Pipe Line companv' ,3Sg oSt and IN.
NHrnett Mining cotnpany q sIp 5qO
s..is, o.. po,. , ,,L !, -
b., 80, 'o' ponu ,A'ue M'rN - RES
tordoy nnnounr.d he t,,,rdI ~ sys ~
,.,s'', ,.,, ., !" 'emu " issue ,o 500 me-" equip
'"' p u-p-- .''''"'
wore companies Pfobable oklahoma
Neu3hhI guNrd'mcn are expecting add
lonhl machine sun companies ordered
~ a., li,u W 'ne rItAt regiment ana the hu-
| lhotlkhuon ot an increase ln the compile
' mem OF 'ach company rom ~" To 200
p.rr,,. . Con. I-.,-.,.,. a., %,
Inv SUNS Otu'flah1fH wal bss
-Au'
., p.,,,. p,,-., r.,, -,
80, "e,'"ey ,"nncu ,'iIl iIl l'i, 20 mo
homs CIV by ~ ro,nr,nt mr. p.9d.d ~ ,,"s. UN'S
:, gcrro,j ,ra ,ta, XXX, ,',., m.'' ~, "l ~
,,rt.,s v,rn ' ,,,yo,r "',,'',',' ,r, o,it ,np
Az ''' WY '''''''''''''''S ''H''r-
Fire Insurance Wal 2s ro, t',.baw
ADV
surfrrinF Of W.s, Nair f,n," tI,d.n, , .,
Western vna rI,d With ,Ls rttr rn,,
mission ycst,rd,y
schcillr Of civ wetrS n,irss SI,cS dna. dw
IN. rate AT Pa cents , bors,rd .,iian,
M 80 IN. on1 gallons is r,p,g nm =, ioo aoS
gallons ard 10 cents n r,llor oye, ,ba,
,moIn, was nut into effect Yesterday
-
woruucu undor Peter Ricwcr. street
commissioner and r. " Vance Of IN,
health department. is today pumping the
wnffr rom tho old brick ward al Twelfth
street and Mckinley avenue The pipes
run direct from tho pond to tho sewer
and i0-horse power engine liz being
used IN the work
Board Meeting Date chanped-Ths
called meeting ~ the state hoard OF
June a. " W Wilson. state slper.
lntendent said TODAY The change was
made ~ tho request of Joel NJ sand
lin, Duncan. board member who could
not he present on the first date set
Wilson 20 SpeaL n n Wilson state
surr |ufpndert viii make the priucIpnI
address ~ Tahlcpush tomorrow when
N tho normal school there viii Ia. laid
rrapp Moves OVIes NJ 4 Trnpp ucu-
tenant governor. today ia sup.ryislnr ,ha
installation of his office INTO new 1unr-
tcra on the third floor of tho c,pltol
CITY p,n,l,,. 20 Meat m..,,,s .,
will he held M Tho Loo. Ilurting hotel
tonight et \ n.rIorL TN. me.,ipv vii
he for business rxrlusIyci, and mo- lunch
will he served
~, s,sL, =, lamar ro,,s c,,,i..
Ii.IT,, "N,s s,,,.,,I ,I,. ,,,,,,,i,''s
s"S,s1o'gs thirty quarts "Su o, whisky from rom
IioiJcn 'our,, ' '.",bo,,,,.. N1ur ",'h1" h,,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-06-20
Produce Provisions
KAN sAs CITY.

KANSAS CITY June p BUTTER
packing 2sc EGGS Fhsts. 2gr POuL-
TRY koOsters, iic, hens, 1870. hroiIsrs
2Gc POTATOES New STEADY. t7l5. ola
steady 50 0U
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-06-20
CHICAGO.


CHICAGO. June % BITTER I'm.
changed EGGS Lower Receipts. 81.
ljl nases Firsts. 2sH29c. ordinary flrstA
z6lgci at mark, cases Included gsQ zoe.
POTATOES Unchanged Receipts New.
10 cars old. 10 cars. POULTRY Alive
Unchanged
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-06-20
Beautiful Homes; Best Location

The two beautiful homes shown in these
cuts are alone in their class when you con
slider location, completeness and price. Re
sure and let us show YOU
This first cut represents our dandy new
bungalow, six rooms and breakfast room,
Just decorated and will he very complete
in few days nice lots, paved streets, and
best buy for $3.50, on easy terms On
West Twenty.seventh, west Classen.
The bungalow shown here i, on Thirty.
second first house east Of Cla"en. |, is
the most complete bungalow OF the larger
type, and has basement, all buil,.in work.
and will be finished in few DAYS See il
II interested Bes, buy in residence section
No,ioe-These are exclusive lis,lngs and
we also have exclusive control or own
other new bungalows as iollow, Dandy,
facing south, one half block east Cla,,,n
on 1hirty.second Two fine o-room hun.
gslows, $3.50 each, loo block We,,
Twenty seventh. Nice 5.roont bungalow
east front North Hudson near Twenty.
seventh Dandy 7-toom residence, corner
Eighteenth and Lee Five.toom bungalow
East Seventh, 1900 A new two. story
and bungalow, southeast corner Twenty.
second and Western. and others. Ie, n,
show YOU
Wal 5l4-Oiiiee over Kerr,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-06-20

county and ,hreshlng will begin next
week Wheat harvest is in progress,
but there has been no need for outside
harvest help
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-06-20

HOGS Good quality hogs sold TO good
advantage today but common and me-
III ungredes declined 5Aloc. on a low
market one load OF choice heavy hogs
from Canadian county sold at il5.75 AZ
top this being the highest mark reached
here lu several weeks Prices ranged
from 81 N5nlj 80
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-06-20
, Green, 628 American
National Bank BIdgo
Oklahoma City,
A GOOD HOME OR A
GOOD INVESTMENT

This property IL well located on =
9Th street lot 60xlIo. ~ rooms bullt
Tor two families upper and lower apart
mrn'r. entirely separate modern. THIS
5000 property will bring from 500 TO
so monthly income. have recently
bought this property md expected TO
make my home iu lower apartment and
rent the upper apartment but clrcum-
stances have changed my plans and I
am now placing this property % ma rknt
81 sacrifice price Of 81 500 So 600 viii
handle, with good terms on balance |
might trade for smaller property I'm city
or small farm close to city I-s2. care
Times or phone owner, NJ ~ or NJ 1896
For SALE Five rooms modern. ON Enst
Pearl In East Capitol lTll for 81 700:
$500 cn sh balance 10 suit
OKLAHOMA TRUST COMPANY.
$4,000 10 loan on Rcnl Estate
bNs.lo Insurance U'dr Maple ~
TO MOVE OFF-E'gh, room modern
hous. i'S ". Main, see II Monday
eam Miller
USE that Liberty Bond I'M huying thi.
new Groom home on West 3lst s. 600
RaNt.r National pldg
Liberty BOND will help buv this bar.
gain, l7j.foot close In double road
trsoknge. Baxter. National Bldg
$3.50 CASH and 81 pcr month hnyA l.
room modern cottage and hnrn on
four lots on Fast sycamore In East cap
itol I'm. price only 81 lpI
OK NltONN TRUST COMPANY
$50 O0n 10 loan on Real Estate
hNN.'N ln'nr'ur" bdg Mani. %
Two Sacrifices in Good Homes
Good Groom cottage modern In every
detail, two fun lots one half block TO
car limo for $3.50. on easy terms. this
property viii ho papercd and painted
throughout. northwest
And n 2-storv 9-room homo with five
lots. every modern convenience. garage.
barn chicken house private water. city
water also; basement. good ideal home
one block 10 car line, for only tS 600
easy terms northwest
NJ, w. JOYCE,
W 2sbb. s2a Security pldg
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-06-20
Chas S, Brown
Willis G.. Shields
30l American Bank Bldg.
Walnut IO6q

FOR SALE lNc rooms modern, fire
:, place; all bullt-ln lectures, two lots. on
West y, capitol I'm; pric" i.,oo1, fiOI
cash, balance t2j per month
OKLAHOMA Trust COMPANY.
$4,000 10 loan on Real Estate
bpS-lO Insurance Bldr Maple 30
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-06-20

. ,1hey were dancing the one ste)
The music was heavenly The swish OF
her silken skirts was divine. The irag-
rance Of the roses upon her bosom was
really Intoxicating
"Ah," she smiled swee,ly. with an
arch look mp into his face you re-.
mind me Of one Of Whilman's
poems"
A sudden dizziness seemed to seize
him II was as II he were floating
in a dream When he had sufficiently
gained his breath he spoke
Which onei"
Co. any one" she replied "The
feet are mixed in all OF them"
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-06-20
The Roadside Markers of Southern
California

Any ranchman Of southern Calfor
MA who chances 10 dwell along one OF
the main arteries OF vchicular traftlr
may enter into the roadside market
business with but littlc effort and al
most no investment The mechanics oi
the roadside market are seldom more
elaborate than some form Of root TO OF
fer protection from the sun. a few
racks for displaying the prQoductS, and
a wheeIbarrow, puShcaA or other con
yeyance for carrying tbe stock into n,
market fsom the fanth in the bacES
ground on which ii is produced
SUNDAY, when the highways are
thronped with thousand, q motor cars.
and the motoring population Of the
larger cities seek the open country. IS
the harvest day for the roadside mar
kctS The advent OF the institution
has also developed the southern Cali
fornla Sunday into the market day of
many motorists who seek to combine
their Sundays outing with the oppor-
tunlty to purchase their next week
supply OF fresh food'tuiiS at prices
representing considerable saving
over city market prices
The ranchmer have learned that il IS
easier and essentially more profitable
for them to dispose OF their produce,
pro even a portion OF It, at their very
gates than to be put TO the expense OF
hauling TO the city markets ard then
accepting a narrower margin OF profit.
simultaneously the motoring public has
learned that II is more logical TO Se-
cure fresh produce which ha. come
from the tree or garden ~ Ne day
it is purchased. and at minimum prices,
than to buy from the city markets pro
duce which may have been in stock
several days and to the retail price oi
which a multitude OF mlddlemen'S pro
fits must necessarily be added BY
John Edwin Hogg. IN the July Pop
uar Mechanics Magazine.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-06-20

Birmingham claims the largest flag
and the TALES, flagpole in the south.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-06-20

Test Case Filed Tho power Of the state
corporation commission TO compel tank
car service of the railways is tested In a
complaint filed Yesterday by tho Lawton
Refining company against the Frisco
railroad
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-06-20

Swiss Mix" It's good Boston
Wilson ADV
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-06-20

Liberty BOND will help buy this bar.
gain, l7j foot close In double road
trscknre Baxter National Rldg
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-06-20

law Clerk 10 Wed aClfford n t.ourks.
law clerk 10 chief Justice sharp will h.
married tonight 20 Miss jennie rrics.
son. lliis West Washington avenue Miss
Erickson for the rasi year has h.sn a
teacher ~ piano NJ the Oklahoma roi-
iuVc fnr Women ChlckaHha Mr and
NrT loucks will reside ati,o9 East Thir-
tcsnth street
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-06-20

USE that Liberty Bond IN buying tnis
new Groom home on West 3lst. s. 900
RaNter. Nntinnnl Hldg
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-06-20

Conference 20 Be Held Flank VI Gault,
president OF the state board Of agricul-
iufc, has asked Mark II Kcser, COM
mise Homer ~ public safety. for confer
encs on dairy conditions IN oklahoma
city.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-06-20

I'd L, Hahn Undertaking Co. Wal a..
Adv.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-06-20

Assessments Made - An assessment Of
fb.b32.5l5 Was made Yesterday on the
Magnolia Petroleum Ccmpanys pipe lines
hy IN" state board of equalization. Other
assessments were the Prairie Pipe Lins
company. ti.973. 212. Sinclair Cudnhy Pipe
Line COMPANY il.05O27s, Cosden Pipe
Pipe Line company. i3sc. aGi. and tho
Marnett Mining company N.6l9 $50
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-06-20

South Hudson was arrested last night by
the police, charged with maintaining a
rlHr" whore intoxicating liquors sre sold r.
Ills rns" is set fot trial In the police court
this afternoon
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-06-20

\ National Prohibition league ha,
been organized to make Australia dry"
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-06-20

ler, commissioner Of public safety, yes-
i"rday announced he favored the sub
mission of Il bond issue TO add new equip
rDrni 20 the fire department
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-06-20

Trarlo Law Violations Charged Eight
persons were arrested by the police last
nlrht and early this r'a1r,ng charged
with violating sections NJ tie uity's tfaf.
flr ordinance Hour were charged with
operating cars with glnfing headlights:
three fur speeding and ono for. making
n fvvrse curve NJ the intersection ~
l'tpBdNay and Main streets