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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-16
WIRE RATES SLASHED
BY BURlESON ORDER
Night l'rir~ Out to Onr-Haif thr
Day ,rxure---Afirr MidniGht
Rcsiu,sd one. Fourth.

WASIiiNGTON. Doc. is.--Rwe~p.
ina reductions In long distance and
toll telephone rates by tho adoption
OF basic charge Of q ~ mills n
mile. airline mileage. and half the
day rate for night service up To mid.
n.Eht and One fourth the day rate
after that hour. were announced
today hN Postmaster General uurl-.
son They become effective next
January ~
The new rates wer- recomm ended
In the first report OF the uommN tee
on rate Standardization and Mr..
Hurleson'a statement said their ef-
feet II Ia ~punllxe the toll and long
distance charges over the country.
removing dispariti.a and prefer
ences and providing scientific
basis for future reductions contem-
plated RH uuiflcation of telephone
ana telegraph wirc proceeds.
Night s~,icr Itnic.
- night service rate" said tho
statement, which In one half tho
day rate. II established between 4; 10
and ~ y ~. lictwcen midnight and
I 80 a. ~. the might raio IN one
fourth ~ IN" day rate These are
greater REDUCTIONS In night rates
than have ever heen made In HuS
country ana doubtless Will b" er-
lonaiNely used. especially Tor social
nnd family purpose \ person might
talk trOm Han irnnrisro to New
Nork Tor about ~. Whereas The day
rate ia approximately tls.
"a station tn station service II rs-
tnblirhcd such ~ now exists IN the
a q "a h.af
"A connection IL es,uhlished with u
mans house or offfirr Tho oppor
,unit, 20 converse is provided aud
tho station 10 station rate, which is
tho basic rate. applies ana H. payable
whether the particular p~son de-
sired tsapoudz ~ not This rate up
to % miles lH ~ the rate ~ Z cents
fnr ala miles and Tor greater dis
taupea cents fpr each "tght miles
pt about D. mills a mite The dis
,nnc, ia computed hy airline methods
aud not b, pole line OF public high
Wa,f rho airline distances ar"
commonly about 100 miles when tho
others would run 80 miles II is
stated hy the committee thai more
than 40 varieties ~ toll rates have
existed In the United States up 20 tho
uroH"ut tn"
% requires about - times ns
much work tn establish connection
wIth q phttieulat person than the
station tu station service Hitherto
the rates hhvc been the same FOR
both kinds ~ service nothing being
pald. however great tho s"r, lee per
formci on the failure 90 the teie
phone institution tu rncure tho par
lIculpr p~son. The particular per
s0u service has Also been used Ia 10
frnut the government uli ~ lis tnll
revenues DeSgning persons employ
.oarr andor witch. although The de-
.ircd telephone II reached the par.
tiruiar person is said not to be there.
hut words ~ explanation given from
his phone answer all the pWpoH"H
~ me call under the code arrange
mCut
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-16
WAYuNGTON. Dec
DEFINITE STEPS LACKING
TO SETTLE CAR STRIKE

Kansas CITY. Ice - .o. Thr
ffth day ~ Kansas Guys street car
strike passed quietly. hut apparently
without definite steps being taken
for "a settlement ~ the controVcre'
Vt meeting ~ strikers this after.
noon leaders announced that they
would leave the Interpretation uf
ihe federal war boards ruling. Civ
ing the men wage advances. to vii
Ham Howard 1Aft of the board
Previously they had announced their
willingness 10 leave IN" mntter with
the entire board Partial street car
service continued throughout the
ily
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-16
Doctor Sidonio Paes
Is Victim In Lis
bon Station.
DEATH SOON FOLLOWS
Struck Three Times Ma
tons Head Dies in
Few Minutes.
CROWD KILLS ASSAllAM1
Assassin Soon Caught;
President Staunch
Allied Friend.
KILLS ASSAlLAHl

LONDON. Dec. iS.--Dr. sidonio
Paes, president OF Portugal, Nas shot
and Killed by an assassin shortly be-
fore midnight Saturday while he was
In q railway station at Lisbon walt.
ing for q train to Oporto. Advtces
from Lisbon reporting the assassina.
,ion say tina, he WA s,uick by three
bullets
Pre.ident Pass died within . few
minutes after he was sho,
The presidents asnailant. named
Jeetne. was killed by the crowd.
pr. aidonio Paes was formally pro-
claimed president of Portugal on
lnnt June lie headed n revolt In
Portugal In December, 1917. Snd was
named president of the provisional
government on December .. q fsw
days more than a year before ne was
asuassinated,
Dr. Pess wss a pvofeepor of rnsth.
eriatics In tho univsrsity Of Co.nbrs,
when he entered the Portuguese cab
lnet IN 1911 as minister Of public
works A. the outbreak Of the var.
he was Portuguese minister 10 Ger.
many and remained In Berlin until
the early par! Of 1913 whsa he re-
tuIUeo W AHsvSu'
while prov,slonai prsa.dent Dr,
pass declared that PortuuAl would
continue In agreement with ne allies
against Oermsny. One of hs first
acts after being proclaimed presi-
dent. was 10 take active seepe for
srsa,sr participation In ths var
by Portugal
on rscsmbsr Z, while waihins In
che stgsots ef lksh0A pr. pa0n Qan
fired at. but the shot wat VIE. Ins
prss'tsnt's aGsressor wss asveDsse.
PARIS. Dec. Ib.--AccordinG 10 .
IImsas dispatch from Lisbon. The a.
sassin of the president was iynchea
by the crowd.
Ta nnsnini Bsrbc~a. ths ministsr
~ the interior has assumed the
presidency,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-16

AMSTERDAM, Dec. 1.-THE
spnrtacu group, according TO n Her
lin Telegram to the Handeisblud. has
drawn up tn. following program OF
lmm ediato steps for safeguarding
tho revolution
Disarmament of all police officers.
runproletnriat soldiers and all mem-
herS OF the ruling classze~.
Aiming of all srown-up male pro-
leuTiais and the formation OF q
workers militia.
Confiscation by the soldiers' and
wotkmen'H councils of arms, mum
tionE and armament works
The formation of a proietariat red
guard
Abolition OF the rank ~ officers
and on.commlssioned off.oern RE-
noul " all military officers from
the soldiers aud workemns councils
Replacement of political organs
and the authorities OF tho former
regina by representative Of tho
soldiers and workmen's councils
Abolition of all parliaments and
municipal aud other councils The
election OF general council which
Will elect and control the executive
council ~ the soldiers ana workmen.
cancellation ~ all state and other
public debts, including war loans.
down "a = certain f'Sed limit ~ sub
scription
Erproprlatlon ~ all landed estates.
banks. coal mne~ and large Indus
trial works
Conf-catiuu W all fortunes above
a CortIn amount
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-16
Nn,nl N,ininra Iirinrn

SOUFOLK. Va. Dec 70 Nor"
than 500 officers nni men ~ the
naval forces who have f'rn serving
overseas arrived ut fhp Hampton
Uupds nnyal base today or the trans
port Sutqu"hanua. which wus 3
dlva crossing the storm swept Nt.
nrtir lu spiie ~ rain ana mist tho
mon we're welcomed hy a hR GROW a
Among tho arrivals was f.tnkllu k
tur,. n anu ~ in" secretary ~ ihr
interior. phr was .rfc.'ci rt his
father. mother and Sister
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-16
tOCV TO M MEMRI.R
OF FRENCH DELEGATION

TNNIN. Doc 10" tIIhVasI -Tho
Echo de Parts says that the French
delegates 10 the peace conference
will he Premier Clcmenceau, Mar
shal Foch. Foreign Minister Pichon.
and Leon Bourgeois. former prem
ier, II adds thai Captain Andre
rardi~u. head Of tn. general com
mission Tor Frsn0o- American war
matters. probably may be named
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-16
People Must Decide
on Roads Says McAdOO

NEW YuRK. D.c' William
q. McAdoo IN IN address here today
nn the eve ~ his retirement nv sec
rctar, ~ the treasury. predicted the
success ~ the ff,h liberty loan. and
DECLARED that I, VAS for majority
Of the people to decide whether tho
nations r1ilronds should be- privately
br government owned
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-16
STRIAS GERMANS
10 DEMAND pf.I.nlStITE.

AMSTkRbAh, Dec. Is The
state council OF German Aust stria, ao-
coruug ~ dispatch from vienna,
hhs decided to send "a note to all
foreign governments demanding "A
plchisCitc for tho self termination
u the popltations of ,cm!a, Mo
ruVia and Sllcsln
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-16

Mexican Guard Killed in Battle
With American Navy Cunners
TIE NEATHER.

TULrA Okla De a. MAtim.m
g. minimum. 81 uorih winds had
clear
okLtliOMA Mond, and Tuesday
far. colder liusdht
lul lNlNNA M"ndA, and Tu,sdsy
tair h|uuy ustuy tsmpusture
ARKANSAS Monday And Tuesday
tar
MfSr TtNAs Monday snd Tue.
dAy tAit cold ruesdsy
VAST ffNNS Monday ard 1nss
day fsit warmer Monday
hANSAS lnssttled veAther Mon
day Tuetd,y psfuy cloudy and colder
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-16
WIRE RRIKFS. -
BRITISH RAPIDLY

. LONDON. Saturday. Dec ~ ilrii-
'mh troops rapidly are completing
the occupation OF tho cologne
hridgchesd and east of Cologne al
ready have reached the town ~
Oipe. according to AN official state
ment issued tonight
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-16
SrItIki ~ BERLIN
Is NDitt SERIOUS.

LONDON IlcC II The Etrikr IN
rcrlin has reached serious proper
tions, accord nr to dispatch re
crived here from Amsterdam only
two newspaper are being published
and these ns small leaflets II ia said
that $4,000 workmen are out
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-16


bership campaign vii he given I'M
petuE at the luncheon uf city work
rrr IN the main diningroom OF Hotel
rulu al noon today when iAcut
ricrrc Dormouil. the flghtin French
man and one OF the famous blue
ic,ils Of Frnncc. will deliver a pep
address in which he will ten so'ac Of
hi- intimate experiences during the
Neiiuu campaign aud " subsequent
campaigns, and who will weave into
his hlk tho STORY ~ tho American
Rcd Cro1 H he knows 70 and iis
humanitarian work
The bH noi-- viii l-eiu nj q
u'rlosL this morning. when all
The factory whistles In the city
hcgin Ia blow. that viii b0 the
signal that the Tied tru-. mem
bcr~hip campaign ~ on Tho
whistles viii blow for three min
u,~. That viii bc the signal to
coll thy workers together for
llihcaa0h.
l.lrutonnut t'~Imruil was sent to
America h,.ihc i'r~a--'f government
10 assist iiIsfe. Red rro~s t'hri,hmns
ueinbrrShiNsdrive. and press rvports
rom the various cities IN which h-
bi. fppkon in large audiences indi
rtt" 'uh' hiY IN HNonicrfui STORY. ~
rio'" With ihrinH and with ItthuH
2oO workcr- Ready.
There Nore nearly 200 wufkorv ~
10, luncheon last Friday noon bat
40 = OhcrhulIget campaign ~.
rector. ana clark l1c'd roll can
.hnlrmbu. expect 80 see nearer 900
% the lunr hrou today ~ great hat
boon 'hr in'errs' manifested IN N,
campaign Us both volunteers and bN
thp'r Who expect To give only 4 heart
nui 4 dollar
Al ewes viii b" turned skVwsrd
ti . oDluck tbs mort,nr Those
watching ewes Will promptly tf tho
hour. t,p an Uirpl1ne Nolt over the
.,II,. ,Htilur rtp,rs that viii ttus"
nervous p,fsons 90 become uurnsN
fur ~, t.l'urr stffiN They vii
49,, 'houetri- ~ hl's ~ cttdboard
dropped from me sky until ih" skN
.uiIl appear oluudri with HnoVfiakrs
un % ~ those p.ccos ~ cafihuurd
there viii hv IN addition ~ Red cross
emblem. IA, words prize winner.
take m, 'u headquarters n the Sim.
mons 5hui'ilnE
That sentence upon unr ~ tho
cards a worth a g, cent ihrin stamp
to the person who ohDSs The iuHtrur
IONS contained thereon. aui the
thr.f stamps will hc given iminedi-
t'.y
Tho nmr urplane VII also drop "a
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-16
WILSON MAY NNki.
VISIT At 81 NEtt.

GENEVA, Dec Is It is reported
here On what appears 10 be good
authority that President Wilson will
stop FOR a short time at Grnevp on
his way 10 Italy neat month
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-16

QUINCY, Mnss, Dec lb.-Thc
destroyer foote was launched from
the Fore river yards ~ the Rethle
hem shlpbullding company yeuter-
day
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-16
n, rhn A,.oeialsd rreaa.

MUNICH. saturday. Dec II Lib
eui aud centrst political leaders
Nv HhVhria have launched a cam
pnign fUr the dissolution 81 the pn-
tarlan soldiers and workmens coun-
cil They demand the temporary
Reinstatement " the Havarian as.
MAhy ~ the only mears of pre-
venting allied occupation of Munich
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-16

fund ts swelling SLOWLY Tut n am
IN 10 b" done that the sponsors - the
Empty stocking FUND hope to du.
the money must come faster during
this week
This ~ the way the fund lools
now
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-16

phornlN ulk hosiery FOR women.
mor and children. packed IN henu-
ufm christmas ho,cs Sold IN Tulsa
,1rlus',ely by Curtis Brown Co.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-16
WILSON STARTS
ON CONFERENCES
President Meets Clemenceau
and Has n Talk With
Colonel House,
STILL BREAKS PReCEDENTS
Takes Own Wreath in Visit
ing the Tomb of Lafayette
and Astounds Keeper.
PREPARES FOR BUSY WEEK
Discussions Of Peace Plans
Will Begin at Once; Goes
Twice to Church.
STILL BREAKS PRECEDENTS
PREPARES FOR BUSY WEEK

rARlS Dee - President Wi.
,on spent his first sunday IN Paris
4, by going twice to church. laying "a
wreath on the tomb ot Lafayette and
having hrirf conference with
Premier tlcmcnccau and another
with Col. T. NJ House. In the eve
ming he rested In preparation for the
coming strenuous week OF prclimin-
sry conferences
During the afternoon the prcsi-
dent made u short call on rrcsidrn,
and Madame huincnrc AT the palace
c' ENrcc
ATTENDS Church. n
ln the mhruing the preMdcut. ne.
enmpinled lv Mrs Wilson and Ad-
Ulral Grhysun and hy secret service
men, went 'o the American preShy-
ieuan church in IN. Rue de Bcrri
It's coming wia known tu only
Few NJ the American colony who had
s1esced thai the president being a
Ar"rsi-tcnt church socr. would chonHe
IA church ot his own denomination
IN tho nf'erhnou President Wilson
went Ia church ~ Mrs. Wilson's
denomination HS ~ tho custom in
Washington when hc goes twice on
sunday The church selected was
the American Episcopal church Of
the holy trinity. the bishop OF South
Carolina officiating
when President Wilson went ~
he tomb of Lafayette today he In
sisted nn taking his own wreath con.
tru} 70 the Cus'om here hy which
Pthe florist delivers the wreath and
ha
lcaveS his card The president sent
ADMIRAL GrayHon 10 huy tho wreath
and af'er some difficulty In explain
me 20 the florist. who could not un-
dermnl why the traditional cues ON
vas being broken, obtained II and
drove to the tomb
IN his personal card, President
wilson wrote this inscription.
In memory ~ the great Lafayette.
from fellow servant OF liberty"
Goes Tnannounccd
Entirely unannounced the prcsi
dfnt drove tn tho old ricpuH Gene
ieN, whore the amazed aged gate
Keeper was almost too illustrated In
unlock the gates when he learned
who his caller was The news NJ the
Presidents visit spread rapidly 10 the
o"n'rn nearly. and as he left he
passed through lines Of aged nuns
VINO cam" out 90 paw their respects
'n ne American chief executive
No ceremony had been arranged ~
me cemetery and the president went
Accompnu'cd only by Hrigadicr Cen
I'M lltris secret service operative
and French officer assigned to him
a. personal aide. The president. re-
moving his hat entered the tomb
carrying large floral wreath
As tho president placed the wreath
lNNrlNt ~ NN FACE TWO
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-16
HASSE AND BARTH
QUFf SAY REPORTS
Geneva H~as~ That Two of lnacVsa-
dent soscailst Mrswtcrp tset Out'
of herman Cabiscl

GENEVA. bee. ib.---ItuGo Haase
and Herr Bsrth. two Of the three In
dependent socialist nembeu of the
commission Of sin which constitute
tho ucrmsn government. have re-
slhnsd. according To reports r~osived
here The reports add that 0sorgo
Lcdebour, n leading socialist. alec has
severed h.s connections with the gov
eminent
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LOANS. REAL ESTATE SECURITY
PRIVATE MONEY

10 loan on improved eity property loans
closed promptly. No rcd tape Aufclius
swanson Co. Inc, State National Banh
Bldg walnut ij6
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POULTRY AND PETS


FOR SALE Thirty slt fulblood young
Plymouth Rock hylur hens. $3.50 each
Iupe 1851 5ij n Dewey
ihGlsTEREp plt huh terrier. months
Old Wnlnul G7l2.ll
PAllTRlDGE and white wyandotte eggs.
iI per ~ Forest Wilder. Perkins,
uHu
CHICKS White LeEhorns, April a., ~
NJ once, lNn. prepaid Henry Mehl,
Lorraine, Kan
rWZE wlNNlNG Rum Opngton eEgs.
a., &c. 8 per setting O. H. Phelps.
Oklahoma CIV
FOR sALE=Ten Barred Rock Young lay
Ing hens. very reasonable. Phone Wal
nut 10,g-N
NEw aud secondhand Safety Hatch In
cubmoH Spelloy Hardware Co, Maple
.1ig. 2n2 Wost Reno
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sToLEE.AUToMoBILEs

STOLEN New Ford touring from OKLA
h0ma city. March N. mdl0I No 2blii0l
License Just applied for ,flfestune tifeE
EXTRA radius rods. fender supports under
meath. small dent IN hnck on right side
two sgR eases Oyer,0tt hnd robe ln sea
lloo Tor recovery NJ car iu good coma
tlon " T. Fhsderk. Yukon. Okla. "
lf5
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PEFRIGERAToRs AND SODA
FOUNTAINS
FARM AND ACRE TRACTS.
"A Regular Farm"

NV ~ y ~ v ~ -
Oklahoma,
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OIL LAND, LEASES AND STOCK
OIL OEOIlO0IsT
fthna Al nnttld

ChAs. N Gould,
1918 Colcord Bldg Phone Wal coo,
STOCKS For SKLB-io0 shares Hoh-
Motors So so; 100 Oklahoma Salt 1900;
500 GlenroSe Oh. 75c, Telegraph orders
WIN buy American on and Refining.
White Rock on HUI Copper, A, L. Del
bel, Little Rock, Ark.
LIBERTY BONDS. oil stock, mining, IN.
suranre and unlisted stocks bought and
sold; prompt service and hes, prices
guaranteed, A. l.. DeIbel, Little Rock
Ark
ron sKLE-550 shares Ng6ttoot OIL and
Mining stock. In Miami mining field
Kansas oil field, 1900 per share; 100
shares Lucky Dosen lead and sinc stock
81 20 per share Address Bt3. care Dailp
oklshoman. or Boz $40, Allen, Okla
NATIONAL UNION on AND GAS CON.
PANY stock Of Blackwell, Okla, our
speciality H. Nirsch Company, tce.s
DRAIN Exchange Bldg, Oklahoma City,
okla Phone Maple s2i.
FOR sALE--iO mlles of t-in., s.in. an4
Ain. pipe less than list price, also gn
sizes Of casing from 3.6-ln. to In
Oklahoma salvage 4 supply Co. okmub'
kea. okla.
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Marmon Chummy

condition. wlro wheels. five cord tiroi
cost new 5000 a big bargain for cAsl
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Texas.


Two ranches, l,2s0 acres each, well i'm
proyedl another b,b0Q acres carrying lesss
Tekss
OWNER will sell 40 Or 10 acres rich vel.
ley land less than three miles from
all under pillow, planting begun; good
house and barn on soi rent house on eQi
reasonable payment. tsrmn, or will trade
same Tor good land In Oklahoma. assume
your indebtedness ana Hiye you home
free from dsbL Address Postofflce Boz
li. KeoiA, Okla.
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FOR sALE-scrlpps- Hooth roadster, Al
condition, $500 cnsE. l. S. Garrett.
kingflshor Okla,
MOTORCYCLE for sale, 1911 Harley,
without magnetic good shape. tl5. Ray
mOnl Mcluy, Moore, OKLA
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-03-19
Farm AND ACRE TRACTS
Oklahana.

ONauVmhs .U.
SEVEN bstiom farms near this ci{y,
pfiaed u sell. sasy terms. 300 ascurity
hldEi Walnut tilt Brown . Robsrts.
fOR BkLE-So acrss, 10000, close 70
copper mlnss,. Mnyes county. smith
iNVElTTdKTE---ib6 scres, " cuIiIvsfS6
about 10 bottom, 40 mssdow, balance 10
timber pasture, hsilroad station 70 fset
fom farm. s-room house, harm textg,
good woll and orchard oil cnn be cultl-
yatcd but 10 acres Price n 800, This
II a seller, so don't delay Alfred Adler.
uuthre, 0kiahonia l.-
GAIT LkMEN, attention. oklako1a
gfnHs land for lease, tsrms I 10 ysarst
$500 ncTsa, l,O7O acres. 40 acres valley
mnd splendid Hrass, InsnhAustibls wateS,
nov fonclnG With hog and barb sivet
also improved ranch, l.1so acrss, 40
acre VIII be cultivated this year, pasture
fenced With new hbx and barb wire fe1oof
MI tracts adJ0ln thousands Of acres free
range, good grass and waterj 10 milss
from railroad station and benkinu towns
good roads, An Of the above In Mo-
Curtain aud LAHORE counties, OKLA
Write Cox Investment Co. owners, Mens,
Ark
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8-R6OM house hack und front porch
live town, near city, rented clear
price $3.50 trade good automobile. B-5lI
Oklahoman.
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Vulcani2ing Plant
BANKRUPT
FIXTURES

Fixtures for sale. Cawley
bankrupt stock all will be clos
ed out by Saturday night.
All high grade quarter oak
material finished in gray.
70 feet good shelving, 30
inches deep.
4 fine tables, a feet long.
a extra nice wax figures.
| triple mirror
4 skirt or suit racks.
% yards new carpet for run
ners.
Several nice palms.
.35-foot fitting room and par
titions and various other lit
tie items.
See c. II. Wright before Satur-
day night at Cawley Co.
1923 w. Main.
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louisiana.
LoUIslAMNH 4 RICH LANDS
Colorado

500 ACRES good land, . miles Of Motfstt,
col. fenced; 9roomod house barn.
artesln we'll; all level take good ear,
balance cash or good notes; price 81 500.
BOX Gs, Gage. Okla
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New Mexico.

SEVEN HUNDRED acres decided land u
tho Forest Reserve n miles from town.
70 head Of cows and calves and ~ horseS
20 With the ranEsL permit for 800 cattle
Oslo, ~, Las vsgpp, NJ NJ
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-03-19

1917 BUICK SIX Roadster. must bo sold
Mt once; first $500 gets H. Epstein,
oklahoma Chalmers Co. Maple 40, us N.
broadway
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-03-19
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE
OR TRADE
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
IN CITY


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HOTELS and rOomInR -hourss for sale
TOmlln A. Hoffman. Hotel brokers,
i32il " MBin Maple 1923
ron sALE--Good restaurant nKtureHl
cheap n taken nj one1 IL w. Hano,
oklahoma city
HAVE CLIENT for olose-lD, msdlum
sized apartment h0use or hlgh-claAs lS-
room ronmlng house In blocks high
school Mr POPE Walnut 1888,
WANTED-A partner In a good busl'
ness. one who Ia willing to work. young
man preferred. only requires small cap
ital; win make hight party big money,
Phone Walnut $50.
40 ROOMS, close In, paying ti?i month,
N rooms, always full, paying $3.50 month
20 rooms, close In. fine buy.
y rooms close In; 500 this one.
rooms, walking distance, small
payment
NATIONAL GUARANTY co, .
9l0 Campbell hldg Phone Maple 26bb.
GEOCElN siorr for sale Tor cash, or
will trade for residence property. 10
i7s, Okahownn
EOR SALE - Gurkrc, accessories and
gasoline station; hrSt location In okla
hom1 City. making money! n YOU aro
Interested nddrcW P-lli OklnhOmnn