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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-03-26

Denver. March 20. Cattle-R'-
CENTS. a.2OO: market steady. Beer
steers. $500 li.25; COWS and heiterS'
So ooH $50: stockcrs aud "cdcrs.
$500 Hs.NI. calves. Sll.OuM T. 90.
Hos Receipts. $500, market
stond,. TOP. s14.S0, bulk. So 2om
AGO.
sheen Receipts. 3,2O0, market
weak. Lambs. Sl3.50H l4.ej; rwcs.
.yII uUu ll.lO.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-03-26
WANTED-Maie Helm


WANTED-Agehts by The Belt, the
largest automobile insurance assoc
citation In the world. Now Offering an
accident policy: annual dues, $500,
pays $500 a week, no assessments.
Resources nearly &i.000,O00. Terri
tory now available. State experience
and reference. Address The Belt Ac-
cident Department, M Paso. Illinois.
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Kansas city. March 26-Euttet-
Creamery. i.c. nrsts. io'; seconds,
3Nc. packing 4Nc-
Eggs lrsts. 21isc.
Poultry Hens, taiaC; roostors,
.lir.c. turkeys 2ii.c.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-03-26

New York. March &c. Cotton fu-
lures closed stendN. May. StNS,,
july SlN.1g October. SlN-3; DcCem-
her. Is Il. January. HI>.lu.
Spot-Quict Middliup. $40 90.
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BUsINEs OPPORTUNITIES

Have % an account iu Wall street
Write for u interesting and m
.structiyc trading booklet just issued.
Ere ON request Dihbie s. Han stock
brokers. 80 Broad street. New York
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SITUATIONS WANTED

WANTED want "A place on ranch
for self and wife, near open range.
Phone 1895 J. w. j. Wagner.
WANTED-A position as private see
Rotary. sales manager or Office as
sistant, where executive ability is re-
CURED. Excellent correspondent.
Graduate Of a commercial, classical
high and Northeastern University Col
leEe of Law in Massachusetts,. Can
furnish. high Grade references; under
stand finance. business udmln!stra-
ton. economy n efficiency; SYSTEM
atize any department, etc, etc. Ad-
dress L. W. 49,, Evening Herald.
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"RARE BARGAIN IN nigh GRADE
PIANO"

We have a new, high grade piano Mt
Albuquerque. which. for immediate
sale. will be sold tremendously cheap.
Liberal terms 10 a responsible party.
II you act quick you viii Ind this an
opportunity to purchase n nne piano
very cnsSp Particulars will be fur
nished by writing 90 the Denver
Music Company, Denver. Colo.
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Nero, A. r Rider, r. G. Racer, Maur.
ico salmcron. G.. r. stewart. n T..
Simmons, Adolf schultz. J. sanchez,
Fred Sumptcr, Fclip Sanora. Willic
Seona. Nathan Townsend. ". ID.
Tucker. Iarue Walter. W. -. Wilson.
/. 70. West. Ed Wallace C2). Leroy
Warren. Francisco Young,
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Real Estate
Record

Published by the Retail Merchants
association, week. ending March "a,
1917. Don 33. Barnett Bldg, phone
aOS. g.. g.. Alderman. secretary
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WANTED-Frmale Help

WANTED-A woman to 90 washing
and cleaning. Telephone this evening
I2227.
wANTED--An apprentice Eirl Tor
dreSsmaking. can at citizens hank
BLDG. rooms 6-6.
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WANTED-Salesmen

WANTED 49, Four statesmen 20 sell
stock in an oh deal AT Tucumcari.
y. NJ. Well now down 1890 feet. Live
wires can make S500.O 90 In next six
weeks. Enterprise OIL Exchange. n.
-. Memord, Mgr. Tucumoari, y. NJ.
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Warranty IDc,'ds.

Warranty DCctIs.
Jno. Siebert to Margaret l.. Wood
worth, March II, Wa sW = Sec. T.,
and Wa NV a, See. Is, 4. 9N., r.
GE. 81.
Elfego Baca and wife TO Julia Bal
dunn. March u. lot %. block 40, Old
Town. 81.
J.. G.. Albright To- First NJ T.. church,
March a.. lots T. s. block IS. Old
Town, 81.
T. j. strong and wifc 10 itarwood
Methodist hospital, March Il, lots 49,,
II, -, block \. A. ~ l. addition. 81.
Archie Wald!c and wife 90 trustees
NJ T.. church, March -. lots %. g..
block 3N. pid Town. 81.
~ J.. strong and wife 20 RIO Grande
cum club. March 10, piece land in
precinct II. ST.
Juan a. Garcia ana wife to 49, II.
ives March 10. piece land n ~ LAno
precinct 30. $500.
Sallie N. Keller. ct yir. 20 Bcnito
Dimas. March 20. outlet 80. I. lying
north vi Ncw Ezra Fruit addition. 81.
Zenou Aldcrto aud wife 60 Jesus
Romero March "a, piece land .n pre-
cin,t % 81.
Marion r. Kennedy, et al, 90 W g.,
ThaXton, March a. lot \ block o..
ana lots 4, o. e. e. =. y. block a.. -.
a l. Highland addition. 81
Rose o. pelancN. Of yir.. 90 Pearl :.
Walter, March %. lot Z" block s.,
Nurth addition. 81.
w. H. Springer ANA wife "a Walter
NJ. cornell March 80, lots ], ., Hun
Ing Place 81
Jno. " Laublr, 90 Adellnr J Laub-
ley, March 20, lot /, block I, Highland
addition south. 3d.
Giovanni Rnpouc ana vile 90 FIR
nest umhoefct. March 'g. See rec
ora, s. OnU
Irust Deeds.
T.. =. Rayuolds and wife 10 Joshua
Zlnoue. trustee, March 10. lots ~. l2.
block "a. pcrcp addition. $500.
Ramon Morlri and wife 90 A. -.
Arghulstta trustee, March 20. 2 pieces
of land in Los rtdiilas 5000.
helen L. Davis 60 Alice y John.
trustee. March 20 iot o, north a. feet.
lot 10. Block 2o. East addition, $3.50.
Gregorio Rivera TO D. NJ Sandoval.
trustee. March -, q certain lot and
/ house In precinct No. 70. 500
r. l.. Mitchell ana wife to W q.
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For Rent


FOR Rents rooms, ? pnrchea.
modern, SIS. 4 rooms. screened
porch, modern. sts s rooms modern.
nne location. fourth ward; . looms.
modern. ~highiapda, SIS; 3 rooms. SO.
highlands. ss.po J. r Elder. 500 W.
gold.
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FOUND

FOUND Ladies' hand bag. contaih-
ing bank book. can ~ 1913 South
Second for information.
FOUND-Railroad passes. call AZ
1913 South Second street Cor in
formation.
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three diamonds, Tuesday morning In
DOWNTOWN district. Generous reward
will be paid for its return to Mrs.
Ncllie BARLEY. 800 West Central ave.
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If THE LADY IA found bar pin IN
front Of the Washington apartments
VIII return same to Mrs. Nellie Bart
ley, sos West Central. She viii receive
generous reward.
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ATTORNEYS
JOHN y. sYNGNS
Lawyer.
f7-fs Barnett Bldg. albuquerque.
TYPEwRITERs

l. KINDS, bot. new and second
hand, bought. aold. rented and re-
paired. Albuquerque Typewriter Ex.
change. Phone 914. 122 SO. 9Th 81.
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\cv York Metal.

N,w York. March -. copper
u.,.. Elcctrulytic spot u nearby
nominal. second quarter, f33nO"
5000. nominal. mira quarter h'l ''
~ 20 go.
IRON Firm, 40. ! northern ,i'''u
I.p.uu. Nu ,. s3N.5U@ 4U.iO. So. !
southern. S38.sUH 3i.5Us so. O. S23,.N
uaI uu.
Tn-FIrm Spot. s56' u| 100.
A. London. Spot copper. Ll3h. lu-
ture. 1876. lu, cleCtrolNtic. tl'l'
pat ain. tsts uturca. tal1 i'S
Now York. March 23-LeAd-
Quiet. spot East -. Louis delivery.
tNfa Nos.
az.
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Advertised Letters
LIST FOR nm WEEK ENDING
MARCH -, 1917.
Ladies' List.

Mr. Ethel Anderson. Carris Adair.
Miss Ruth Beash Mr.. ". -. brown,
Miss Dorothy Coulter, Mrs. Claudcm
Chamblcc Matilda calboron. Mariana
.Cnud"larlp, Mrs, Fclis hCnvcz. MR..
H. c. fullenwidor t2p. Mrs. y. r.
Fletcher, Plnsida c. De G%nllegos. Mrs.
Grace Gayeto, Mrs., Dora Grishnm.
Ni-> Evelyn Jones. Misses Lonilm.
Mrs. Amelia Mcdowell tl1. Mrs. Jcn-
ME Moutuya C2I. Mr.. Lucy Myers
Mis- paulitt Nnnt1ya, Miss Nav Num-
yer Mrs : Paill. Mrs s.. Stpbbs. Miss
Eva Sat'lcr MARY Frances Smith,
Cttcriuu TruiilIn Mrs J u Van
Horn.
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Wanted

WANTED-To buy small paying bus
moss. Give details in FIRST letter.
Address T.. L. r., care Herald office.
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WANTED Room and board la pri-
vate family. Must Dee Ia good
neighborhood. Address -. Evening
Herald.
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ron RENT Bed room and parior
With bath up % date: furnished
piano. No sick. no children. iadies
preferred. rent reasonable. Phone
ig2sW or call as North Second.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-03-26

FOR REM Housekeeping and nice
front sleeping rooms modern. rio
Grande Hotel. ai9h West Central.
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FOR SALE - Furniture Including
Clark Jewel gus and coal rango.
bargain To quick buyer. SOS South
Third street.
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For Sale

FOR SALE-Modern house. 8 rooms
and bath. lots ie0xt42; chicken
pens, lawn. shade ana fruit trees,
half cash. eli South Broadway.
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FOR REN1-Rooms


FrR RENT or . office rooms IN
New Armiio building, come Third
and Central j. BrHRADAusf.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-09-26
IE DEVELOPMENT
CAUSES IMMIGRANT
RUSH INTO DISTRICT

~ By years Of residence and bu,i-
bQ aetivity, two only recently found.
- ~ be0laains with brilliant prospee,
n ydlai support This quintet ha,
10 the amount Of approximately
-. Their almost startling gains
{ ssfe barometer of Miami's gen
FL Increase in volume Of business. For
o)mlee: One banks deposits on SIP
sMep1 u, 1916, were $4,000 on No
kSpeqe u. 1916. t648,0OO: on December
no, $6@Sm; on March s. 1917,
i J300; on May |. 1917, Si,4o2OOO
3M ~ %. 1917, $l.5y000. and on
4 @goe,N last they were 0,O0OOOO flat
4 toaits are reported to have en-
04 proportionately prosperity and
!, y - institutions just starting have
II olag outlook.
E 8)oois may also become the station OF
1lASoth electrical power plant Of
~ 20 gigantic that it could supply
3eoje northern part OF the state.
34n yeesho river has a fine fall, and
I areeently engineers representing
We(Snl financial interests inspected
1eoh and sites with establishment OF
'eA A,plant in mind The plan |. even
1sw lder consideration, and rather
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-09-26
New Homes Wanted.

The league is calling for hundreds OF
modern dwellings for rental purposes
or for sale on easy terms wholesale
grocery and produce houses a green
house with all-year service; mor
dairy and poultry farmers; a resident,
stock buyer and commission broker to
aid in Garketing farm products; a
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-09-26
RAILROAD BUILDER TO DRILL.
Mat Baroch Organizes Company to
Drill in Black Hole.

CASPER, Wyo. Sept 22-(Special.l }
The man who built the first railroad
into Casper and the Black Hills and
helped to make possible oil develop
ment of this region s entering the oil
business himself He is Mat Baroch,
known throughout the west Baroch
and some associates among whom is
Joseph b. Buoknam, large operator
in lands and cattle, have organized the
Wyoming Gas and Oil Wills company
and leased 500 acres in block in
Carbon county, on what has become
known among geologists and oil men
as the Baroch Dome Oil is found here
in two sands, one at 400 feet which is
eight feet thick and another at 800 to
1000 feet with a thickness of twenty.
eight icet
The company is chartered for S50O0
and is offering part OF its stock, through
J. b Braidwood a Denver broker, at
5 cents a share for development pur-
poses
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-09-26
GROWTH Of MIAMI
SHOWN IN FREIGHT
Building Enterprises During
Year Include Thousand
New Homes.

MIAMI okla, Sept. N-(Special)--
An idea Of the wonderful growth Nj
ami has enjoyed since the first OF the
year can be obtained by a comparison
Of the building, freight and passenger
increase over last year,
More than one thousand homes have
been built or ave actually under con-
struction thus far this year, as COM
pared with HS dwellings for all OF last
year Plans have been made for the
erection OF not less than 500 homes be-
fore the close Of 1917.
Every one OF the three local banks
report that their business has tripled
since the first OF the year and that the
vaults are fairly loaded with money.
In the business district more than
$4,000 i, now being invested in con-
struc,ion that is under way or will be
within the next thirty days
The railroads operating in and about
Miami report an increase in freight and
passenger business that is phenomenal.
Inc Frisco railroad has increased its
sidetracks in the local yards until it
now has two miles more OF uackaac
than it had at the beginning Of the
year, This is still inadequate to take
care OF their freight business, which
has increased more than 200 percent
since January. The passenger traffic
has increased equally as well, $50 per-
cent pore husiness hri taken care
of today than eight months ago.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-09-26
|||A|vER ENJOYS
a|EllTHI GROWTH
, Title to Property in
Town, But Mines Make
Il Very Busy Place.

n 8HY tlves. 90 entitled BY the United
h1oa n6eemmeMt when il founded a
\ ~ HI thete, bat formerly known as
I EsrdiA IN honor Of the 6wner OF the
~ EDcn whjch Il was hiilt, Is a
hpsy bkce of sbout 1000 population
4 & hctted on the banks OF beautiful
9ar sVsk and 10 made Up almost en-
TREY II minert modest homes and
Sumherk Of retail stores fhat have
tqslliag tssde
Il No Ute 70 land is obtainable in Tar
Xlvss, thMefore it, like some OF the
'ocAes eamps, cannot build for per'na-
psncA Men do not like the prospect
- sunnafy removal from their domi-
tiles II nisch expense has been lavished
upoa them and, 10 consequence, Tar
sklverS residences are Of such char
'acles That they may be moved almost a,
lWlll without serious damage How
eVeg. 6hey are comfortable and nicely
fulyish1 ~ 4 whole
Iss nivfr is the center Of wonder
~ miniMs region, number OF the
eStQl very lArTeN mines ana MINIS
01Ro ascumd IL Because Of the mum
M enoaoysd BY these enternrises the
1nolaDs interests OF Tar River arc
lloqrishins.
!. Ihere Is 4 good district school and
" Presbyterian mission in the town,
~ various amusement places Law
~ order prevail here although no in
loutofated government directs the
eMh and the people are contented.
Tar creek is q lovely stream, banked
witA fsxurisnt foliage and with water
o elear as glass. Its banks are
lavorlte resting and recreation places,
~ cAdrsn Of Tar River deligh,ing in
h, t6lbeshing beauty.
The.O. X. q NJ. interurban line runs
I ]foaGh Tar River and has aided much
~ oAttnsion, and development Of the
- md the Mineral Belt railway al
Soing much toward upbuildins it.
u line, having recently constructed
- tracks "a that noint.
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aspiring to prosperous relations with
Miami, and winning them The NJ o.
K G.. and the o., H. q NJ. the latter al
interurban line operating with gasoline
motor enjoy an exceedingly heavy
freight and passenger business. The
Mineral Belt railway, which is being
constructed as a veritable network OF
trackage throughout the mining dis
trlct, plans early entry into Miami and
has established handsome general Of
fices there in prominen, new build
ing. Hope is expressed also that the
Oklahoma Northern, proposed line
between Miami and Columbus. Kan,
Tulsa and Bar,lesville, Okla, will ma
terialize its plans,
Miami has free mail delivery and lis
posiofiice serves five rural routes.
Business has developed remarkably, the
office assuming an importance this
year that only short while ago 1t
hardly dared hope to attain in long,
long while. 1t is the depository for
all offices in Ottawa county
Property Values Soar.
Property values are soaring rapidly
in Miami For illustration; A proml-
nent corner was assessed one year ago
for $3.50 This year its assessed valua-
tion was fixed at 5000. It was sold
later for $4,000, and report has it that
the owner recently refused an offer OF
$4,000 for it.
Miami is lovely city 1t possesses
all the convcnicnccS OF metropolis.
1t shelters fine, whole hearted. demo
cratic people. It's future glows roS,ly
with promise Its career OF the last
year or two has been marvellous, Cap
ital is flowing into !, from wcll-nigl,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-09-26
FOUR WOMEN SELL
LEAD MINE LEASES
Not Enough Men to Handle
Miami Business.

MIAMI, Okla, Sept. 1.-(Special)--
There are at least four bona fide real
estate dealers in Picher who Are women
They are Mrs. Eta b. Alcorn, Mrs.
Elsie Birch. Miss N. Z. Moore and
Mrs. Kate Rodgers. al OF whom operate
from Offices. There are several curb
stone operators who have no offices but
are on the lookout oil OF the time for 4
prospective customer in lots on their
own account
II took . war to bring out the bust
ness qualities Of women across the wa
ter but here in the mining field the
women are ready before the call, as
they are filling many OF the voca,ions
which have heretofore been thought to
be only properly filled by men and fill
ing than satisfactorily .snd one OF them
| sthat OF the real estate agent.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-09-26
Establish 4 Gas Office.

s. BERLlN.-A gas office has been cs-
tablished by the raw stuffs department
Of the war office. 1t is designed to con
serve the gas supply throughout the
country during the winter OF lol7-l8.
II is authorized to extend existing gas
works or build new ones or to take
any other measures which may seem
necessary to insure that enough gas
will be available for illuminating. cook
ing, heating and industrial purposes.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-09-26
vskstAfiaas Hard Hit.

STOCKHOLM, Sweden--The ration
ing OF bread, oatmeal, rice, groats. flour,
etc, which was based on the average
necessities OF omniverous inhabitants.
has been hard blow to vegetarians. OF
whom there 10 relatively great num-
Der in Sweden The scarcity Of pota-
toes, milk and butter has contributed to
render their lot still harder. At least
one Of Stookholm's many vegetarian
boarding houses has had to 90 out oi
business and the others are hayins a
hard time to struggle through
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shirt. cotton glove and overall factory
an electric line to the mines, with hope
Of almost immediate realization me
chine shops and ioundries, and brick
plant.
That whole country roundabout
Miami is mineralned, from far to the
south to the northern state line and
beyond, therefore it is not amazing that
patriotic residents OF this bustling, hos
pltablc city should expect wonderful
things within the next few years. 1t
is the southern gateway to the world ;
greatest lead and zinc fields and the
metropolis OF northeast Oklahoma. 1t
is the financial and commercial and
| the railroad clearing house OF the dis
trict II has witnessed within year
or so nearly Sl,0O0,0OO worth OF build
ing and knows Of plans for more.
Should it not have hope beyond ordl'
Diary,
Miami expects to entertain l0OoO
visitors next June, at which time the
Ozark Trails association will hold t'S
annual convention there. Even now
the businc" mems league is making
preparations, conceiving il good bust
ness to have every detail ready long
in advance of actual reception OF dele g.
gates.
Road Bonds Prepared.
1t is, furthermore. grooming the pco-
pie for a S40O.00O bond issue, the pro-
ceeds of which are to be expended in
improving the highways OF which
Miami is the terminating point II Is
rightng hard for new Frisco depot.
and should have it, And it shout
have more elaborate shipping iacilite'
and better service all around from the
Frisco.
The inadcQuacy and unrehabilty o
this railroads service is patent even tt
the disintercsted observer, and is dis
couraging to travellers who expect tc
get somewhere some time. lnirequency
OF any passenger trans arrival on time
anywhere between Miami and Sapulp,
going in either direction is the topic
OF bitter criticism by the lines patrons
II is true that the Frisco line has rea
job on its hands in serving this won
dcriul city and It's environment. but il
is equally true that some train should
arrive somewhere on schedule Somt
time.
There are other railroads which are
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-09-26
Seventy Percent Dividend.

TOKIO-Japan's largest steamship
company has declared dividend for the
NM year at the rate OF 70 percent 4
year.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-09-26

complete details concerning il may be-
come public information shortly. Gas
now is piped from the Bartlesville field.
and 10 ample in every respect
Great Distributing Point.
Miami is a really great distributing
point, enormous quantities OF freight
and supplies being received and shipped
through and BY IL. And promise Of
magic development OF this business is
given in the discovery OF rich lodes OF
ore six miles south of the city, thus
setting Miami In the very central heart
OF the mining area Rich strikes posi-
lively have been made in the new field,
and excitement is intense.
The influx OF commercial and mcr-
camille Establishments is taxing the
city's store and storage capacity, Al
ready. Miami has scores Of really ex-
cellent retail houses that do thriving
business and number OF wholesale
concerns and factories that are pros
pering also. But new office buildings
continue to be tenantcd before compile
ton and business houses are springing
up in practically all yacan, spaces with
in the business zone.
e1s0Odo Hotel Now Building,
A magnificent, fire proof hotel seven
stories high is being erected at an esu-
mated cost OF Sl500OO. A residential
structure 10 contain twenty apartments,
superbly equipped is to be built imme-
diatcly. A theater, beautiful in aspect
and perfect as to detail, is going up at
an expenditure of $4,000. A Missouri
concern has arranged to build and oper-
ate a packing plant, business col
leges directorate already has leased elc.
giant quarters in an unfinished business
block that is rising rapidly, and various
other enterprises are seeking locations.
The Business Mems league is laboring
indciatigably to induce business to make
its home there /, relates what Miami
has, as follows;
Good thoaters also ncw $40 900
show house now building
-Four garages, and four automo-
bile dealers. handling most OF the
standard makes. and selling approx
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An ample sewage system and sde-
"Thirty blocks OF paving and TWEEN
ty.nve miles OF cement sidewalks
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AN Ice and cold storage plant
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-09-26

everywhere. 1t is now. beyond perad-
venture Of dispute, the hub OF the mos,
remarkable rinc and lead area on earth.
Its advantages are legion.
Miami will be great city Mark
our prophecy
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-09-26

0NLY SIX states in the entire
United States paid higher in
dlvidual income tax last year
than Oklahoma.