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The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-12-28

The winter term opens Jan. z,
new classes started IN ali subjects.
Enroll now. once open from -
IA. to o. IA. Tuition the same ss
other schools, but we guarantee sat-
fsfactorv work or refund tuition
This Is q point worth considering.
Inferstats Business College. 900
Broadway.-Advt.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-12-28
WARNER TAKEN TO STATE
PRISON TODAY BY SHERIFF

Sheriff Dan w. Mcdonald left this
afternoon for saltwater with Edmund
f. Warner, alias Eddie burns. VINO
will serve an indeterminate sentence
in state prison for completely In the
crime that resulted in the murder OF
George Sheffield at Moorhead. War
ner pleaded guilty to second degree
robbery and the penalty is imprison-
ment not to exceed fifteen years.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-12-28

we wish TO express our heartfelt
appreciation Tor the kindueses and
svmpathfes extended uh In the death
Of our son and brother, PFi Scott
BrndeIl. and extend our aincerest
thanks TO the G. A. r. Spanish War
veterans. Fargo Home guard. Moor
head Home guard. Mrs. MackerEach-
er and Miss Mary Schlanser rand
members 0fthe Company II Auxiliary
and friends for Gav0rs during 1uner-
al services. and Tor the beautiful
floral offerings.
ar ana 1Fs. Is D. Breaelg.
and family.
90
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-12-28
FRANCE Will NOT
ACCEPT PEACE
(centlnued ION page 1.l

does not affect France alone. IL IL a
world question. It Is not a. territorial
problem but a moral problem. On its
solution depends whether or not the
world shall have durable peace.
This statement was greeted with APP
plause.
The occupation OF Jerusalem, NJ.
Pichon said, was a victory for the
civilized world. He added that the
city would be given an international
status.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-12-28
FARGO THIRD IN
RECRUIT LISTS
Leads Many Points in Dis
t1ict In Securing Men
For Army

Fargo ranked third among the re-
cruiting stations OF the Aberdeen
district of the United States army in
securing recruits for the national
army during the period, Dec. to
Dec. Is, when draft men not needed
to make up the deferred quotas in
the current draft were permitted 10
enlist.
The number OF applicants obtained
from the stations in this district fol-
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-12-28

Andy Foster, a well known charac-
ter i'm his native city, had recently
shuffled OF this mortal coil in oesti-
tute circumstances, although in his
earlier days he enjoyed financial
prosperity.
A prominent merchant. an old
friend Of the family, attended the
funeral and was visibly affected az he
gazed for the last time on his old
friend and associate. The mourners
were conspicuously few in number
and some attention was attracted by
the sorrowing merchant THE old
gentleman was very dear TO your
Yentured one Of the bearers after the
funeral was over.
Indeed he was" answered the
mourner. ANDY was one true friend
He never asked me to lend him 8
cent, though / knew that he was
practically starving to death"
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-12-28
EGG LAYING RECORD.
Hen at Northwest Experiment station
Lays 235 Eggs I'm II Months.

Crookston, Mimi, Dec. a. The
Northwest Experiment station flock
Of White Leghorns includes the
queen hen OF Minnesota, Northwest
Queen No. 1T, with a record of 235
eggs in IL months. She did not stop
iaying at the end of the 10 months,
however, but kept right on and fin
ished her 248 egg record in ~ months
and 20 days. She is a modest, rettr-
ing queen and rules with great de-
corum in a queendom where there are
about 400 birds. Prof. c. l.. Brown,
poultryman at the station, believes
this is a high egg laying record for
Minnesota
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-12-28
EAST SIDE NOTES

A daughter was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. A. Sherman on Wednesday.
p o. Studlien was among the
Kragnes township farmers who
transacted business in the city today.
Chas. s. Marden is spending the
day at GAINESVILLE on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Olson will
celebrate their silver wedding on
Sunday at their home in Kurtz town
ship.
The HalIenberg incompetency case
was finally submitted to Judge John
A. Roeser in district court yesterday
afternoon and the judge left at once
for his home at St. Cloud.
Chr n. B. webb, of the county
board, was a Moorhead visitor this
morning.
MI. D. Valan and Jens Leiseth were
up from their farms in Kurtz town
ship today.
Levi Thortvedt and Theo. II. Slxrel
were Buffalo river farmers who were
in from Moland township today,
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NO cHANeE REPoRTEp.

No change is reported in the condl-
ton Of Mrs. Carl M. Nelson who
was severely burned about the body
while playing Santa Claus at her
home. in Moorhead, on Christmas
evening. Mrs. Nelson is at North
western hospital, and is not allowed
TO receive visitors.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-12-28

The junior partner of the Wall
street firm was indisposed and the
senior partner was calling him up
every two or three minutes.
why do you telephone Bob so
often?" inquired a friend. us he
seriously ill?'
"Ch, no." was the reply, "but his
temperature fiuctuates considerably
and some OF our customers are spec
ulating on the fluctuations"
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sERIolIsIvMI

Reports from Northwestern hos
pital are to the effect that Ole
Christensen, who is q patient there.
is still very sick man. He passed
a fairly restful night, and his condi-
ton today is said to be slightly im-
proved.
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DESERVED PROMOTION

Karl Swanson's ability as an ac-
countant is again demonstrated by
the fact that he has gone into an
other position at a higher salary.
Mr.. Swanson took the High School
Graduated course at Aaker's BUSH
ness College and completed 1T in less
than six months. Remember that
only at the A. B. c. can students
complete in so short time; and the
thorough training gets the best pay.
ADV.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-12-28
SNOW INTERPRETERS With
TRAINING OF TROOPS
Many Roads in France Have Become
impossible Because Of The
Heavy Drifts.
(Bv Associated Press.l

With the American Army IN
France, Thursday, Dec. 27.-For three
days snow has been falling intermit-
tently throughout the American
zone, interfering with the training of
troops and with communications.
Many roads are becoming almost inn
passable on account of drifts. No
serious difficulty has been expert
enced thus far in supplying the
troops in the outlying towns and dis
tricts, but il is feared that the sup
ply problem will give trouble IL the
storm continues.
Motor trucks today were crawling
over the hilly roads at snail's pace.
Numerous accidents were reported
and the weather was so cold that
many cars were frozen and could not
be moved. 30
The troops OF a newly -landed d.
vision, composed Of former national
guardsmen, tonight reached the towns
in which they are TO be biIleted tenn
porarily after marching for two days
through the storm. Notwithstanding
the severe weather, their experience
seemed to have done them more good
than harm, for the men are rapidly
becoming hardened.
The paragraph with respect 70
newly arrived troops marching to
temporary billets probably refers to
the North Dakota national guard,
which, according to cablegrams re-
ceived in the state. landed in, France
on Dec. rs.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-12-28

big school. It occupies two large
three STORY buildings them
lana has some OF the most emf
nent teachers In the country.
1t has courses ranging All the
way from three months 60
twelve months course for in
dividuai cases-publicity.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-12-28

GAINESVILLE, Mimi, Dec. 2S.-This
city has reduced It's white way light
ing to one light on each cluster post
in compliance with the fuel admins
tration's order.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-12-28

An important meeting of the trus-
tees of Concordia college was held on
and Thursday of this
week.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-12-28
WIrA cAssELroM RANk.

w. .. Salzwedel who complet-
ed Dakota Business College thor
ough course in banking, will be-
gin work for Cass County Ma
tional bank Monday. Every
Fargo bank. those OF Casselton,
and about 685 others employ ID.
b. c. peopIe-evidence of good
training publicity.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-12-28

Prices here given represent. average
prices being paid by Fargo produce
dealers for shipments from outside
dealers in less than car lots and sub
pfect 20 usuHi grading.
mmfEws
Bntterfat-churutmg cream ..ssss soc
Butterfat-Asweet cream ...ss.-. SIC
Bufter-avsraEe fresh dairy ..... abe
Butter-packing stock .s#sss~.s- zsc
#wmms
No. fresh less loss off s..ss..& lQ.55
pUmltxys
Alive
E4ans-aceording 20 size .10n12c
spring chlckenE--2 lbs. and over. 1sc
cocks s+.ss+.s+. ~ ..s -..s- -.ssssse PC
Ducks .s...s..s....4..~.. 10c
Geese $1,000 s.-.-.ss-- s.ss = = ssssss DC
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-12-03
WANTED-TO RENT

rooms with private bath. 10y man and
WIFE, no children; must be modern and
downstairs Would prefer them to he
close TO business district Can Maple
21ii
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FURNISHED HOUSES AND
APARTMENTS FOR RENT

FOR RENT- New 6-room furnished
bungalow with sleeping porch, mo- chill.
drcu. reference required can Wal 2i27
FOR REN'r.Onc halt NJ six room bun.
golow, completely furnished sO7 ".
Gth
lDN'leUsn apartment northwest plrf
,.gl giy, adults only Wal, yi5 ana Wat
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FURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT

| FOR RENT one or two nicely furnished
rooms two gentlemen or couple Who
ORR preferred win give breakfast aud
t.iU dinner Must be seen 10 be apprr.
cInied 700 ". 2ith st " GgSo
..NRGE bedroom; reference. jgs LNs,
1th; Maple az
81 EEPlNG ROOM for ! on . gcrtlcmon.
private family 62N Fast Sth Wal JOJc.
LARGE FRONT ROOM beautifully fur
nlshrd, gentlemen preferred references.
rs EaSt ninth
. FURNISHED ROOMS ON lSt nnd End
floor at loN W Ninth Maple 1909
SLEEPING ROOM-East side. sleeping
porch u TTeicrred; near car line. Phouc
Wal 1899
ONE CLASSY. nicely furnished modern
southeast room, $50 Jl6 Harrison.
Maple g9p1
ONE EXTRA NICE modern. steering
room. close IN ON car uuu. rent rra-
sonable. alN p. eth. Phone N 32h,.
FOR RENT one newly furnished room
Co one or two refined ladies or Ecutlo-
men. private home. Walking distance.
lii'p West Ninth Maple 23tS.
NICE SLEEPING ROOM close I'm. Wal
3lH 9iS North Stiles
WELL FURNISHED rooms, private
home, TO persons employed 30 West
Tenth Maple 1855
MODERN beautifully furnished suite "
rooms; close in Maple 1856
BEAUTIFUL south room IN refined
home. gentlemen pre- erred references
exchanged. 2l7 w 18Th
NICELY furnished south bedroom. AIS
W. sth
FOR RENT Furnished bedroom, pri-
vale home walking distance; ladies'
employed preferred Wal. 22t3
TWO nicely furnished. south front
rooms, I'm brick apartment. 223 T.. llth
" 7NdS
TWO front rooms. connecting furnished
nicely, rent reasonable l27 West ith
Walnut 1917.
TWO furnished connecting front rooms
2-3 T. llth Phone w. 1888
COMFORTABLE room In private home
at lO9 west llth Phone Wal J2I6;
lady employed preferred
THREE nicely furnished rooms. private
hnth; hot and cold water; In private
home; adults Walnut 66Sl
NICELY furnished room I'm private home
just or Classcn, cur line on 21th 81: .
refined young ladies', use Of living room,
W i52i
LARGE ROOM Clothes closet 10 gentle
mcn or couple employed close in; ren-
sonohlc. iiG West 5th.
NICELY furnished south room, modern
home, to gentleman; l07 L, 7th. Wal.
2igN
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-12-03
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
IN CITY
A PronnoEer

6A " II WHHuUNVu
win wide experience In tho financing
Of companies N at the Lee Huckins ! 10
tel for few days and will he Plea snd
10 meet principals having proposition OF
merit Address or call MIR. uriswold,
Room 322
HWck BUILDING, bOxSO, To trade Kr
hand nr Rohinson, Britton, okla.
a GOOD business that will make "
iug and some money for $3.50 VIII.
71lS
FOR SALE Suburban drug store In 70, ~
residence district paying well OH sml ~
Investment, low rent, business grown 81
owner has other interests, will sell chea y.
NnrY B-g0b, care Oklnhomnn
/ HAVE from $500 to $500 TO Invest With
services; what have you 10 oferr
Know city perfectly Address c. W O.,
care Oklehdmen,
FOR SALE -- Confectionery and lunch
room doing nice business, or VIII
trade FOR used Ford cor call Mnph
200i-l
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The Best Bargains
in the CITY.

lBlb-i passenger ChandIcr
'hummy Roadster. used
,,, yery little .s,.,...,...... 81, g5OOO
l8lA". -pHAAengor Chandler dem
onstrHtOr, extra tire ...... til75 m
lsli passenger Chandler tour
Ing car new tires. In rK-
,,,. crllent shape ....,...,... : $50 90
lNlb passenger llupmObllC
new tires, In perfect condi.
,o,- ton ......,. ............ ; $50 90
1910 passenger ElcAI new,
license paid ............ : 100 M
l9ls-Iludsun so 7-pnsscnger
I'm first class condition : TOO 90
1916 Hudson G-bi, runs like
new, self starter ......... 3 g7h on
1918 passenger Maxwell
dandy buy for ............ l2h 90
leli-rFord delivery car. perfect
.. condition ................ l7GOO
1914 b-pSsHenger Ford. runs
fnr ....................... ESQ. 0O
These cars RTe nll bargains NJ the price
we ask for them N Interested In a good
used car II will pay you to call and see
vs. before buying elsewhere
Terms to rrHunnqlhle nartleq
r. J WALKER
Retail Dealer Vespor Auto Co
QIh Hnd broadway Wal l0g7
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AGENTS WANTED

START now best proposition offered
agents today. big money. unlimited
,lelu' Write today. sure. III. ~ Noting
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FURNISHED Housvs AND
APARTMENTS FOR RENT

~ ATTRACTlNELY furnished home for
rent: seven rooms Cah Wal 10l,
.Nu-ROOM apartment fur rent. garage
included. Si West l1th, Maple 262s
OK RENT.-Five room modern hunga-
low furnished, except linen and silver
are Adults only Walnut l52a
DESIRABLE furnished house to rent for
iva months beautifully located on
West i6th Is, care oklRhoman
REAuTlFtL Groom bungalow fur.
ushsd; fine ueighborhood. close to car
zoos n. Harvey Wal iOb2-R
\ No 1 apartment garage, couple
adults; references. Wal Ii57.
TOR RENT Furnished 5-room house.
with barn; prefer no children. Price,
isi. can ig ". aj,h st., or phone Wal
BUNGALOW, siS rooms and sleeping
porch. completely furnished deep
water Woll, peach and cherry trees.
grape vines etc, garage, ldcnl location,
"A real homo, lease 10 responsible PARTIES,
present tenant leaving city. Mr Mills,
Maple 1000
l,OGG " lST. December 10. choice ..
room modern private apartment, well
furnished; gnraEc.
FOR RENT Furnished fiye-room mod
Crn upper DUPLEX house to permanent
tenants. ilj 62S American National
Phone 1884 or lllP
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These Prices Are
Regular Bargains.
Terms to Responsible
Parties.


Buick "G' brand now, E-i9, T.
passenger, 60 h p. gray, run i3l
miles; retsils for 81 1880: grab
e for ...:...... .,......,...il'OO 90
guaranteed In perfect condition $50 no
Oldsmobic "S' standard road
gain ....,,........,,,.,'.....,. $50 90
ElgIn &C." 5-passengcr. also
Chummy '4," brand new. only
driven n few miles M demon
strntors. sells for 81 100; tho
best bargain ever offeted,.,.. $50 %
Cadillac ~" worth $500; get II
M, ior ,'' ,c ,.......,,''' go. 'oV."
cRr Ia easily worth 800; better
hurry ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, StW
jackson. 6-pnssengcr good tires
splendid running order '..',.,, $50 90
Hupmoblle, 1915. 5-pssSsuger;
youll jump NJ this for .,....,.. 41b no
ana nowly painted .'......,' $50 90
Overland. lnl7 5-passsnger. new
ly painted top ....t........... i0O M
W c. NORRIS MORTOR SALES co
state Distributors
MARMON. OLDSMOBlLE AND Ftb1lN
sl5-l7 a. Broadway Phone Maple 0s9
SEVERAL GOOD FORDs and other cars
for sale. snap 2iO acres Emanuel
puulN. en-. fOr auto, 1926 acres johnson
county Is for auto or oil stock Nit
ch,l tOl W 2nd Wal e29
FOR SALE AZ bargain. two lsht BUICK
HSes d.upHFruErr, new tires, In fine
running shNuv. ono nearly new h.pos
annr.r chevrolet Caulrnl Garage. l2l
", ML
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-12-03
FINANCIAL
l.. TREVOR LEWIS,
Terminal building,
ukInhoma city, Okla.
How Oil Profits Grow

Slte h hest appreciated ~ comps . son
Ne concentration NJ tho mass Of nEuras
relating TO the operations Of the Standard
on companies, G. " Rarten, " the
hoNtuu News bureau. focuses tho matter
very npiN in a recent article dealing
with THE Mexican Problem The fol-
lowing excerpt is taken from that Rrti-
Clc'
Tho standard Oh people operating
only iu American territory aud desiring
10 mlue only 10 or 10 percent Of the oil
they transport nud refine, have taken
In dividends, mud created Ia value mors
than 5000 OOo ,noo from the trRnspotta .
uou, refinlng aud marketing ot oil This
IL sum ttvo times our recent national
debt. II u also the sum OF tho cost ot
prosecuting our yiNl war II would dlE
dozen Panama canals and Il represents
moro thaly one. thpd Vt the values that
legislation has permitted tn remain In
lhe entire transportation system uf tho
United States
ONLY CAPITALISTS ARE AnLE TO
MY STOCK ~ STANDARD on
aud its subsidiary companies, hut
OklHhomHnR and othors eau buy
1000 shares ot SAMMIE on.
CORPORATION for tiOO
Sold hN /. T. Lewis
Terminal huldlne, Oklahoma city OKLA.
THOSE WHO HAVE GOOD
oil propositions are invited to send some
particulars TO l.. 7 Lucas, 4, o Bux ia,
Oklahoma city
ESTABLISHED local manufacturing
company increasing itA capital stock
an ali RH ..F t.I - l.
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FOR mems cast or clothing and Shoes
W. 73n6
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rNGsI MAcnINn v QNks 90.
Tank Cars For Sale
Oklahoma Railway supply Co,
oklahoma Guy
Phone Walnut fi8b

Phone Walnut flsb
For sALE-C Cheap. hnrf,ess, tents aud
blacksmith outfits Phasio Wal 1851 or
write n-2, Times
ONr.ToN truck. bed and frame. Tor sale
okla Iron, Metal ana Wrrcking Co. 4,
sis NOuih llinadWuy
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WANTED MISCELLANEOUS

ASH paid for ladies' and gentlemen's
second hand clothing " bbOn
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FOR Old clothes, shoes, We pay besl
prices W 1850
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LOST AND FOUND

y
LOST stock errlficats. 100 shares. aold.
en- state ana Zinc Cp.. Issued to Mrs
Katie Raymon Return to ll5 drain m,
change Bldg Reward
Losr-TSn leath handbag. 81 reward
call PBN-aS
STRAlEp-Ona brown saddle horse. two
saddle marks. one saddle sore on tIght
side u back, brand circle 90 on right law
Finder Notify w 7. Hale. stock Yards.
TAKEN UP-o2nd aud Everest. OH,
shoat Owner can have same h, pnov .
ing his property and paying expenses.
CAR STOLEN. Mitchell. 7-paNengar
red wheels, tax No, s2os rhono Wal
LOST sunday morning ON Grand ave.
between Terminal station and ,tsdurt
on Walnut. black leather travelling baE
containing money and wearing apparel
finder please notify W. ilN8. nr police
station. lihcral reward
LOST A gold crochet handbag with
about - In change and n tRttiug hand
knrchlef Mrs Williams. son. " Wash.
ington Maple i6S.
InST--Brscclet watch. heNaEun share.
Roman gold Call w o91 or nt l2ot
Hudson; reward
LOST Between tth aud llth on Robin
son, gold pin with words: 20 You De.
bate. lS" Can Wal s177, reward
DoST-hack and white Lcwcllyn Setter
dos with tan spots oyer oycs; has strap
collar answers to tho name Sport .
Notify e. \, Tllghmau. n West Grand
and receive reward
lOST-A Rdys gray kid glove ON liar
rlson Ave. or Broadway SUNDAY night
Maple giSS; reward
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FURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT

=, 'Hn'u '!U N'Hl 'N p"NuIe' uea' pIlN1'e'
AIi,,t,, ,,....,.,,
Nv, - 'V, ,n HEn, housssnn''eplhk
,"uAls "' .li ~ ''l'. M"Ple -S'o.
'N,NN .,,,',1 ,,,',,,ng, ,,, rQQlP 1SesVantS
ts,,,,I,', '''''' "''N""' ''''2 ~
,''' wy.
NV '.',, Nv. '''''''" 'oo,'''. W"'uu' "'''
FOR, RENT - Very large, newly tur-
vo,,nr IN. ,ts, ' c,,,ge ~ VImgjr,G ,N,TI
or vti,hn,I nr,,lf,sts' ,,etor,,,n,.. io6
West gth . Maple 1852
NICE r,op 5,sir,bIr Wal MA. i9o r.
seventh
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LOST AND FOUND

SrENlEp dpfk mule with chain
uH neck tlu fuvnrd for return. E
RogUn, Route /, Box ".
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$1,000

WIN handle paying business viii clet
5000 annually. fine locations exclusive
sale nationally advertised linea, quick as
tlon viii give purchaser beneht big hid
day husness Address n-pg0. care OK
nhuman
DAMAGE CLAIMS adjusted insurs bee
claims and judgments collected, noSes
and suhstuntlal accounts purchased; cha r.
tors secured ut nominal cost Sout h 4
western Service Company, kSs Lee Bns
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AUTOS, VEHICLES AND
ACCESSORIES

ONE 1911 passenger Ford. IN good con-
Nilnn $3.50 rash Call Maple 1885
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Sammies Oil Corporation

Sammies Oil Corporation
The greatest on Bank over
organized In oklahoma
WHY
Because We have taken the gamble
out nf oil, and stlll offer Won
possible profits NJ from Ten tn
one Thousand dollars Tor every
dollar invested with No. This
Company Ia organized ON sound
Ranking ana business house principles,
stripped Of all catch phrases. deception,
or fraud and each officer and director
gived his entire time, attention aud
services to this company.
No Dummy Directors
Note.
our defined policy
Buy oil producing properties aud
drill them up
Buy oil royalties
Buy ,of-Ect and proven propertira
md develop them
Build Ru1 operate rcflnericF
We do not WILDCAT Huu cant
lose your money with us
The sound, wfo business policy
NJ this on Corporation, combined
with the mnnpOwor Of five experienced
oh men. commands Your immediate
ludOrsvwrut mud subscription
) % burs 2uQ shares
: % huys 700 shares.
'lnn buys I 00n shares.
$500 buns 5000 shares
Certificate forwarded prompt.
un receipt NJ check
l. TREVOR LEWIS.
ilG Terminal Building,
oklahoma, CITY, okla
Phone Muple l1k ar 1llU
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SEEDS, PLANTS AND TREES

SuDAN-Wlrc or wrlte for prices, ~.
nous Lubbock grown seed Crop IL
vary short but early, WEAVER bios
Lubbock, Texas
"FOR. SALE. SEED WTiEAT-HIgh
,gfado, soft wheat, In good condition.
Write s II, Harkroader Paoll, Okla +"
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-12-03
ROOM AND BOARD WANTED
HOTEL DIRECTORY
HOTEL
BROADWAY CENTRAL

On Broadway Mt Fourth; our rooms
are as modern and convenient as pos.
sble. most OF them with private BATH
Rates TO permanent guests. Phone Wal.
nut MI. connects with all rooms.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-12-10

Watch the balloons go up at the
Mckenzie after you ''Turn to the
Right" Tuesday night. Dancing.
1902