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The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1918-02-01
Elimination Tennis
Coming On Merrily

In the elimination tennis tourna-
ment E. r. Bevins and Miss Mary
Hoffman defeated DR.. Aiken and Miss
Inez McPhee, 6-S, 6-1.
w. S. Beeman and Miss Frances
NsAllister defeated w. S. Chilling
worth and Miss Anna Wodehouse'
ga, 2-5, 6-2. o,.
RAY B. Rietow and Mrs. E. S, Camp
hell beat A. w. Collins and Mrs. F1tz-
gerald. rs, 6-2.
Caleb Burns and Mrs. Bevins de-
feated D. c. Lindsay and Miss Mary
Couch, GA, SO, GA.
This afternoon the matches will be
as follows:
w. H. Engle and Mrs. Chilling
wdrth will play e. r. Bevins and Miss
Mary Hoffman.
w. S. Beeman and Miss McAllister
will play w. A. Baldwin and Mrs
Hughes.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1918-02-01
CONSERVATION
TREATED FROM
MANY ANGLES
Speakers Address Large Audience
In The Kahului COmmu-
nifty House
MEAT, FISH AND CANNED GOODS

Despite the inclement weather, the
Kahului Community House was COM
fortably filled Tuesday evening for
the food conservation meeting called
by Mrs. A. G. Bowdish.
The purpose of the meeting was to
arouse enthusiasm in food pledge
week." which will start on February
IL, and to that end a number of set
talks on various phases of the sub
ject had been arranged for.
Conspicuous on the walls of the
meeting place were several notices
applicable to the work in hand. One
was: Save the ham for Uncle Sam.
Our boys will bring home the bacon"
Another: "Do your bit by doing with
out" Still another: Remember the
wheatless day to keep it wholly"
Mrs. A. G. Bowdish presided and
Mrs. Alice V. Cameron off1ciated as
secretary. Reading of minutes, re-
ports, etc., took up but a few minutes,
following which came the talks"
Mr.. John ]. Walsh was the first
speaker, he taking the subject why"
why conserve food. He went more
or less extensively into the subject
of world conditions, the responsibility
of the United States in taking care of
the Allies and the necessity for con-
serving in order to meet the demands
made upon the country.
Continued on Page Three.)
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1918-02-01
Meeting Trustees
Commerce Chamber
Honolulu Committee Wishes Fire
Crusade Throughout Islands
- Other Matters

The trustees of the Chamber of
Commerce held meeting early yes
terday afternoon and transacted rou-
tine business.
One new member was elected.
County Attorney Bevins called at
tention to the fact that there was no
deputy U. S. marshal on Maui, al
though there was need for one. He
stated that he had communicated
with the Marshal about the matter
but the latter had replied that he had
no funds for such an officer. The
county attorney wished to know if
the Chamber cared to finance such
an official, but the trustees did not
feel that they were in position so to
do.
The following letter from the Homo
lulu committee on rules and regula-
tions for fire marshal and fire pre-
vention day, asking the cooperation
of Maui, was read:
We are pleased to advise you that
Continued on Page Eighty
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1918-02-01
MAUI SQUARELY BEHIND
THE TERRITORIAL FAIR
Local Association Cancels Plans For Anything Here
In The Interest Of The More General PrOSpO-
siton At Honolulu, The Success Of Which Is
Threatened By War Conditions Other Matters
Considered

committee, with the advice that either
way would suit the Association.
1t was voted that the county super
visors be requested to assist financial
ly and otherwise in an exhibit for
Maui county at the Territorial fair
next June.
The meeting got under way at 2:30,
President Frank Baldwin in the chair
Enos Vincent, John Watt and F. H.
Locey were elected to membership.
In addition to card notices to mem
bers, the secretary was instructed to
advertise meetings of the Association
in the Daily Wireless.
All of the old officers and directors
were reelected to serve for another
year.
The secretary was instructed to
have 500 copies of the bylaws print
ed.
The secretary was also authorized
TO have signs upon the windows of
the new home of the Association and
to have a suitable banner made.
r. A. Wadsworth and H. w. Rice
were appointed committee to raise
fund for baseball and bats for Am
erican soldiers in France.
On motion it was decided to make
provision in the bylaws for a perma-
nent racing committee of three. On
this committee F. B. Cameron, L. Won
Tempsky and DR.. Fitzgerald were ap-
pointed.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1918-02-01
OFFICERS OF KNIGHTS

Aloha Lodge No. 8. Knights of
Pythias, had installation ceremonies
last Friday evening, the installing Off
Ger being A. F. Gertz, district depu-
ty supreme chancellor for the Terri
tory of Hawaii, who came over from
Honolulu for that purpose. The new
officers installed were as follows: H.
S. Perry, c. c., ]. H. Pratt, V. c., J..
Patterson, Prelate; A. c. Rattray, M.
W., ]. c. Blair, X. S. & R., H. A. Han
sen, M. of F., ]. Harmon, M. of E.,
M. ]. Moura, M. of A; A. Martinsen,
l. G., E. B. Wicke, o. G.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1918-02-01
MOIOKAI SICK
CONTRIBUTE TO
} THE RED CROSS
Suferings Of The Wounded And Dy-
ing In Europe Touch The
Hearts Of LeperS
SUM OF S24S.OO IS CONTRIBUTED

Even the Settlement on Molokal
has done its "bit" for the war OF
humanity. A list was prepared by
Superintendent McVeigh and sub
scriptions invited for the uses of the
Red Cross. Accompanying the list
was the following set of resolutions:
"Whereas, The United States Is at
war and soldiers are being wounded
at the front and are in urgent need OF
proper care and treatment; and
"Whereas, Red Cross relief funds
are being subscribed all over the Unit
ed States, even in all the Territories
and other possessions of the united
States; and A.,
Whereas, We are a part OF the
limited States, and the greater num-
her of us here are good, patriouc
citizens; .o,,
"Now' therefore, let us not be back
ward in showing our spirit OF patriot
ism, and like true patriots, SUBSCRIBE
such an amount as we can aford, as
an aid to the Red Cross relief fund.
"And. Furthermore, let 1t be remem-
bered that number of US, VINO nave
Subscribed hereto, are afflicted and
receive first aid and assistance from
neople outside of the Leper Settle
ment So now let us show that we
whoare able and can give and are giao
of the opportunity to aid those VINO
(Continued on Page SKI
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1918-02-01

The Maui County Fair & Racing
Association, at its annual meeting
held yesterday afternoon, decided to
abandon all thought of holding fair
on this island in 1918 and to throw all
the energies of the county to the
Territorial fair to be held in Honolulu
in June.
When the question came up quite a
number spoke, and the opinion SEEM
ed to be that while local fair was to
be desired, conditions generally were
such that if Maui went whole-heart-
edly into the Territorial proposition
it would be quite enough to attempt
this year
Harold W. Rice, who is Maui COM
missioner for the Territorial fair, re-
commended that the Association
name a fair committee, to represent
Maui and assist him in his work. He
put this later in the form of a motion
and it carried by unanimous vote.
The president will appoint the COM
mittee later.
The question of the Association
Offering prizes to be awarded in con-
nection with the fair was also taken
ND. and there was good deal OF
argument on the point of whether
these prizes should be for Maui eN-
hibitors only or be thrown open 10
all exhibitors of the Territory. IhaI
there should be prizes was DECIDED
favorably. but the question as to max
ing them general was left to the falr
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1918-02-01
japanese Woman
Commits Suicide

A Japanese woman living at Puu-
kolii camp, Lahaina, hung herself be-
tween and Z o'clock this morning u.s.
ing an obi, suspended from a rafter
in her house to accomplish her pur-
pose. The name of the woman could
not be learned by telephone.
The suicide lost her husband about
six years ago, since when she had
been more or less of nervous wreck.
Two weeks ago she told her daughter
that she was tired of living.
The appearance of furniture in the
room indicated that she climbed upon
a table, adjusted the obi to the rafter
and about her neck, and then kicked
the table away.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1918-02-01
High School Wins
From St. Anthony

The Maui High School Won the
baseball game which was played on
Wailuku field last Saturday with the
team from st. Anthony's school by
the score of II to IL. The game was
very closely contested and the deci-
sion was in doubt until the last of
the ninth. This contest was the
first of the series between the two
institutions and the next game will
be played, in the near future.
The battling list were as follows:
Maui High-Ted Hair, 3b., S. Wal
ker, c., ]. Walker, C. f., s. Hasegawa,
2b., A. Baldwin, S. s., E. Walsh, 1b.,
Duke" p. & 2b., S. Nicoll, 7. f., Ichi-
mura, |. f.
st. Antohny-Yanage 3b., Soong,
c., Nawalua, C. f., Ishii, 2b., Ching,
S. s., Wong, 1b., Goodness, p. & 2b.,
Susung, +. f., Refs, l. f.
The score by innings.
l 2 8 A 5 6 7 8
Maui High
5 0 5 0 O-12
st. Anthony
8 o o 0 5 8 0 Oil
Umpire "Hanky'' Do Rego.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1918-02-01
ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
WAILUKU UNION CHURCH
Reports OF The Minister, The Union Sunday School
And The WOmen's Aid Society All Prove Highly
Interesting And Encouraging --O6icers Elected
For The New Year

June the following were elected:
Mrs. Dodge-President
Mrs. HOogs-Vice-Pres
Mrs. MISUNDERSTANDING
Mrs. CoX-Treasurer
Mrs. Bevins-Chairman of the
Executive Committee.
At this time the committees for the
new year were appointed by the pre-
sident.
The meetings of the year which
have been arranged by the program
committee have been very interesting
and well attended. They have CON
sisted of such topics as Stories about
Lincoln, "The Passion Play, Educa-
tion in the South. In November,
Mrs. Bowdish gave a talk on War
Cookery or Food Conservation. This
was followed by a general discussion
of the subject which is more import
ant just now when we are asked to
save all that we can. The society
has planned similar meetings for the
future with such subjects as Sub
stitutes", Red Cross" and "War
Topics"
New officers of the church elected
at the annual meeting of the church:
For TTustees-Wm. A. Mckay, D.,
H. Case, o. ]. Whitehead and w. H..
Engle.
Deacon for one year-George w,
Wilbur
(COutinued on Page Fiyel
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1918-02-01
PRESIDENT TO PROTECT
CROPS OF THE COUNTRY
Drafted Men Will Be Held Back From Europe Until
After The Harvest Jimmie DOughery To
Regular ArmyCOke Looms Up Again---PrOhi-
bitiOn Order Would Be Unconstitutional World
Happenings

Topeka KansasTh President sent message to Governor
operation of the farms will be deferred draft
urougs will be granted extend the coming harvest those
~" III THE TRANSFER OF DoUGHERTY
HonouuThe trane of James Doughery the regular
co y HIS s n3Td N SfsPg fed for Monday
Washington cable also received Yesterday that Judge James
the strong backing of Senator Myers of Montana and Senator
('''''' CAN'T DECLARE OAHU DRY
Honoluu-Kuho received cable yesterday that Attorney General
regory rules that would be unconstitutional for the President
referred the the secretary OF
San Vaeo will probably u be- Toted out of
usness today by the city result of egraphc from
''('''"'' ANOTHER REFUSED EXEMPTION
Aymer Robinson another Aubrey Robinson, the Kauai
millionaire has been denied exemption under the seecve draft and
THE HAMA STRIKE TROUBLE
Davies Co. that the trouble with the
planters Hama seems TR%S 10 s F Rfins e6REN s fnf
eight NiG sd1en B. two C dg train % @ r s e oe nfa hs ns yesterday carrying
NEW CAVALRY FOR EUROPE
Ne war department approves the
BoIsHEvIKI TAKE POSITION
Misunderstanding Exchange correspondent Petrograd
SWITZERLAND HEARS EXPLOSION
the direction Tcdrsaven Wednesday says delayed graphc
reports probably the result of attack the Zeppelin works there
SENATE AND PEACE AIMS
Washington Stone chairman of the foreign relations
committee that the committee will soon meet to make
composite draft of the Snates views the fourteen principles
uncad January Sh Americas aims
TO STOP HAMBURG STRIKE
Amserdan-Th military OF Hamburg has issued
the strike there the Cologne
Gazette
NO DECLARATION OF JOINT AIMS
ondon-Bonar Law reply question in the House OF Com
mons declared that Allied would be form
aed at sitting Paris be wholly incorrect
A BIG TURK SHOWS UP
ovsk-Paaap Paha, Turkish grand vzier, arrived on
"Wednesday reopening of the peace conference
PEACE PROPOSALS UNSATISFACTORY
Petrogradhe Moscow council of wokmen-soders has dcr
proposals acceptable 1t suggests the
socialist army fight German Imperialism
KILLED IN TRAIN ACCIDENT
Belngham Wash-C p Paten president OF the Atlas Lumber
Henry Thomas county commissioner and two others were killed
and injured of whom die in freight rear
end collision with Great Northern passenger an thirty
miles south of here last night
Continued Page TqVo)
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1918-02-01

The annual meeting of Wailuku
Union Church was held Sunday even
ing and was well attended. Includ-
ed in the leading features was the
reading of reports, as follows:
WoMEN'S AID SOCIETY
Following was the annual report of
the Women's Aid Society of the Wal
luku Union church:
The Women's Aid Society has held
a meeting every month since the last
annual report, as the meetings were
continued through the summer this
year in order TO do Red Cross work.
The membership of the Society is at
present "a.
AS in the past, the members of the
society have decorated the church for
the Sunday services.
The society has continued to give
financial aid to the church. This
year $25.00 more was given toward
the church debt. The half tuition of
a girl in Maunaolu Seminary was paid
and $500 was given to Rose Lum
Lung, a former Sunday School pupil
now attending the Normal School. In
June she was given $500 additional.
In April the annual entertainment
was given consisting of play, dance
and pictures with a profit of S212.9O.
The annual Sunday School picnic was
held on the grounds at the Parsonage
in June.
At the annual election of officers in
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1918-02-01
DINNER TO COKE

A dinner was given at the Grand
hotel, WailulSu, Friday evening in hon
or of Justice James L. Coke, of Homo
lulu. Those present were: Judge
Coke, Capt. w. E. Bal, J. L. Osmer,
T. B. Lyons. E. R. Bevins, George
Weight, Sr., viii. Bal, and George H.
Cummings.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1918-02-01
BAD AUTO LIGHTS

Morimoto forfeited bail in the sum
of S5 in the Wailuku disctrict court
Monday for leaving an unlighted
auto on the road.
Misagustu forfeited a like amount
for driving without lights.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1918-02-01

Two Filipinos, named Casimilo Pa
lasiula and Peres Reson, were SEN
fenced by Judge Mckay, in the Wal
luku district court yesterday to i'm
prisonment for three months each for
vagrancy.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1918-02-01
"Lady" Fight Case

May Akaniao was arrested on Mon
day and charged with assault and bat
terry on one Eline de Hake. She
failed to appear in the Wailuku court
the following day, forfeitting bail in
the sum of SIS.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1918-02-01
WIRELESS MARKET QUOTATIONS
SESSION 1880 A. M. FEBRUARY l, 1918.

Eva plantation Company slOO
tDa ts sManr Comnanv ~ ......................
Co.. Srgar Companv $500
p,oneer 33i
Waua Agricultural Company 25H
brewing g
Honolulu Consolidated Company
Engels Copper Company
onOmea sugar Company 5000
Az
Railway Land Company
Telephone Company
Montana bingham . ..................... ss
MADEIRA 3s
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1918-02-01

NlO Arrive ana Leave HOnOfulu)
From Coast: President, Feb. 5;
Rindjani, 8.
For Coast: Governor, 2; President, 9
From Orient: None.
For Orient: Rindjani, 8.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1918-02-01

CONTINUED on Page Five)
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MAILS NEXT WEEK

Ito Arrive and Leave Honolulu)
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-02-07
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
OUT OF CITY.

GARAGE AND BLACKSMITH SHOP !
need partner m viii sell ALI or would
rent N tlghi party fOr one year No Op.
position lu either IN good location prpp.
Osltlon 500 Plenty " work year round
well equipped an NJ ilyery business In
connection O. " scott. skedcc. Okla
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-02-07
CITY REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

WHY RENT and nlway he moving when
you can buy 6-toOm bungalow In good
locality for the cost Of improvements.
with lots free, near school and car, pos-
session now. j v. bosom NJ 29gl.I
DANDY SIX ROOM oak finish bungalow,
basement; all built-in fixtures onc-hult
block Of Classen ON W 33rd ST. W-lla6.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-02-07
CASH REGISTERS FoR SALE.

NATIONAL cash register. medium size
$50 can Harrison Ave
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-02-07

We have exceptionally
kood values in the follow
1ng used cars. II will be to
your interest to see us be-
tbre buying.
ID Pass. Mitchell roadster.
81 Pass. Mitchell.
Pasa Mitchell.
Pass. $40 Hudson.
Pass. 81 Buick.
< HAss. Ford, 1916.
u Pass. Studebaker roadster
y Pass Interstate, used very
little.
E5 Pass. Chalmers.
M Pass, 8 cyl. Oldsmobile.
Geo. M. Sutton Motor Co.
706-8 N. Broadway,
Phone w. 1910.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-02-07
TYPEwRITRRS AND OFFICE
EQUIPMENT


SAFES AND OFFICE FURNITURE
New and second hand Nlght prices
WESTERN BANK SUPPLY co,
~ w Main H. Phone Wal 757
FOR BALE :, ChcAp. large cashiers
desk, With marble top. cHn ho used
nicely for hotel ~ restaurant keo pro-
pnelof NJ Egbert Hotel fof further par.
ilrulap,
l CAN positively sel you any make
typowrior from s. 10 t5 less than
anybody write me today Tor the kind of
machine YOU want ! guarantee zach and
every machine fof one year. repairs aud
ribbons ana carbon. g. 4 WILSON. RnioH.
man. Typewriter Exchange, l0i W Main
OKLAHOMA TYPEWRITER 90 800
North Robinson Walnut $50 We buy
roni, sell and repair any make type.
writer Nihr brand flhhdns
AUTO0HApllir reglsieft. duplicating
duplicating devices Typewriter attach
mont for all lines N buflncu n Crltcher,
Manufacturers AGENT 7 Harrison ave.
nue., oklahoma Cliy
FuR SALE l. g. Smith typewriter
100 n lroHdwAy
ron RALE- Roll top desk, revolving
chair. typewriter. desk New Dalton
adding Machine Todd rfGiectogrnph Rug
" 1866 b20 Grain EAchnngo Hldg
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-02-07
Kansas
Missouri.
New Mexico

FOR SALE-isO acres plains land In
eastern Mexico house. well windmill;
tank. corral and lease on $50 acres and
~ COWS; all $500 Time on 5000 Fred
C1pps. Kirk. New Mexico
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-02-07
Empire Brokerage Company
los ". Robinson
Phone W 3OSg

A BARGAIN.
1000 shares Shallow Fields on 4 Re
flnery stock, MI for 5000 5l5 INc
Bldg. Oklahoma city
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-02-07
LEaaLS
Public Sale of Oklahoma
State and School Lands.
(Oklahoma City Town
Lots J

Notice is hereby given that the Stats
of oklahoma will sell Ht public auction
on the dates and nj tho place hereinafter
set forth, approximately 2.9E Of lts town
lots. situate In the city of oklahoma city,
IN the County of Oklahoma. m the state
Of Oklahoma together with all of the Rp-
praised Improvements thereon ms set
forth In pamphlet advertising said town
lots for sale All ~ said town lots will
De sold NJ the door NJ the county court
house In the said city Of Oklahoma CITY
In the County of oklahoma. In the state
of Oklahoma, IN which city and county
said town lots are situate, ~ fnllOwa
oliver Park Addition. 721 lots. Febu-
ary II, 1915
Markland Heights Addition. i.ig5 lots,
February ~ md ~. 1915
Draper Park Addition. l,O25 lots. Fob
ruaty ~. 1915
Sale will begin at . a m of each day
The terms Of the sales ol these town
lots are as follows:
Ten percent OF tho purchase price of
said town lots. cash In hand, at the time
NJ sale; balance Of said purchase price IL
divided into ten O0) equal annual INSTALL
mcnls. one nstallment payable each year,
with interest at the rate Of five (jD per-
cent per annum. payable annually. pro-
vided thai the purchaser shall have the
privilege of paying any or all nf the de-
fcrred payments, with all accrued inter
eat thereon, at any time after one year
from the date Of purchase and securing
for said town lots his patent therefor In
fee simple.
A pamphlet containing a full and COM
plete list Of each VI the town lots 10 hs
sold together with all the laws. rules,
regulations and general information per-
talnng to this sale ufn be had. postage
prepaid. upon making application there
for TO the Commissioners of the Land
Office pf tho State NJ ntlHhpmn nj Dklu-
hOma city. oklahoma
Address all communications 10 4 W.
Mckinney Secretary, Oklahoma city,
Oklahoma
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-02-07

Nv W 'TUTW ~
OH INVESTMENTS n you vnut.to In
vest from 800 up I'm the Butler county
oil field. write G. G. Sheldon, I Times
Hldg. ~ Dorado. Kan.
WANTED TO HLY-pfoductlon with nd
ditionnl acreage 10 develop. PostOffce
box 1856. ToDckn, Kan.
WANTED Leases and production from
10 25 barrels I'm kanHla Or Oklahoma
stein, care 202 Annex hotel, Tulsa
okla
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HAVE $4,000 TO invest In Country Bank:
carrying official position. prefer Cotton
COUNTRY. J. IL, Oklahoman.
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OUT oF TOWN REAL ESTATE

FOR RALE-By owner three. room bok
house, good harm two wells, thfeo lots,
$3.50 Good location for doctor also hnvs
small team 10 sell mule and horse ",
i Rogers TrOusdale okla
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A fARGAIN
'bne popcorn Crspette machine Tor
Nile Ur tIide, win take 80 40 cash. not
used more than 3 months The v u
Long makes good ~ new with MI IN.
iufes aud eHtfHs about 10 600 wnHpd
paper wrappers goes In trade. printed IN
Hirucllon from company also One pop'
corn Hni peanut rOnHier the rretOrH
nuke. win lake flJ5 90 cash good for 10
years. more In good condition will trndc
NJ sell either one Of both fOf good Ford
car Call or write 90 NJ e. lfRiTohild,
CoalEntc, Okla lioS 7i1
FOR snLE The only moving picture
show ln ioRn ~ 5000 Inquire r. T.
waters rurcoll Okn
PARTNER wanted ON farm. gentleman
age 3G. wants tO meet uninuunbered
bdy with some means j n, care Times
IiAUDWAllE WANTED In good town In
northern Or eastern oklahoma Must
he worth the money asked Prefer town
under iOun population J. y. Divine. Gen
bolIyry, Tulsa, Oldu
FOR SALE only drug store In good
fmulI town ~ miles west NJ Tulsn,
Okla Good money maker Must sell NJ
once Kemp Drug Company, TerltOn,
Oku
DOCTOR DO you want 10 buy drug
store where YOU viii have " good prac-
tlrc' stock and fixtures 5000 OO popu-
lutIOu NJ town GOO ono other doctor =.
o. loS o.. Roanoke TcNnT
NEWSPAPER WANTED In eastern or
northern Oklahoma Prefer oil or gas
town, but Nh good ones considered Must
stand Investigation u. Divine. Gen
Delivery, Tulsa, Okla
FOR SALE only one half interest In
best variety store IN state. I'm best
county seat town In oklahoma J. T.. care
uklAhomHn.
FOR SALE -StrreOH&icAn picture ma-
chine. complete VIM screen WIS used
short nme for advertising purposes
will sell cheap Tho Traders, Cleveland,
OkH