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RICH MOND HAY MARKET,
Wholesale Quotations ON Exchange.
CHICAGO GRAM MARKET.

/ ",HlcAGO. November 26-Anxiety Of
shorts that new restrictions trading were
;"n,empla'ed brought about sharp bu!gcs
: To-Day IN the corn market. Prices closed
/ strong. Sisc to 5iSc net higher with De
/ cembcr l."oSs and January>i26 TO l.26i.. Oats
gained lie TO lasc. and provisions finished
I unchanged to zoe up.
leading futures ranged follows:
. WHEAT
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Seaboard Air Line Railroad

Trains leave daily - NJ Norlina Local:
vile. $3.50 r.. Al. Atlanta. Eirn,ing hs m a nd
Memphis :5o + 81. Slcepers acksunvilie
Trains arrive % 4. ii us A N. SIj
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ANNOUNCEMENT
DEATHS.

HAu M.--p,cd tuesday November 70 I?iS
at 30" J. NJ at tho residence CT his
Ean5 yy %nH T ii.h ,"Sr" pa@ su" coz
NEiItS BAUM. il the uinctccmth year OF
hts az" 10 s survived 10y his parents
a.o sister, MN" aGh iIcnriet,a nve
Lawrence and Andrew
Funeral THIS AFTERNOON "a, I o'clock
at :raNn az i;tNorNiSw Cemetery.
foNTAiEE Died OF pneumonia in chira-
MlNnR to<TAlNE. vounrcs. son II the
at" IL. " fgn,ain". and Kat" Minor Fon-
in'nr. M wi". "f Beaver Dam. Hanover
Iu,crlucut q, Norfolh Va ON THURSDAY.
M",rn,h"r .',h from The residence OF his
~ hrn a. Erid:N Hona. Norfolk Va
SrlTsi.is Lied. Very suddenly $50 rucs.
d'y u.Ehi "f uu"um"uia. following an
attach 81 iniin"g@a CiiAHi.ES y SrITXEIi.
10 ii'imwt. N.,. august T. 1884 he IA
survivor hy hIs vie iiosa caiicnborcor
IN .,h"n'o! ,"I-"n Ii,"N Sri,znr and III"
Nnnmi' ~ T"u,hr 'uI Mr7 M"ll rr"o,cr
Wyo. =
i'unora notice Ia,cr
Baltimore "ni Washington papers please
i,i -, a.sc j. ~ A. tho '% rc.iG",,rc ~. ~
h'r hus'.anI. iniS Fourth Avenue. High
and dnuahr"r "f sarah /: and the llt" II
". Trir". Hv.d for',-nvc ears SIN, leaves
t" rtorru their loss. husband mother fvc
,,hildL"9--' EliS amt T. Sidney. Of th"
rr"n'c: sui lola. Malvern and Milton %
iniS 'i'H w" hroih"rs Robert II. and
liraE. owing 10 sickness at tho residence
ne remains are now at Woody's funeral
rnncral THIS MORNING. at II o'clock
- cray" p" oak
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BOND LIST

> mcriyAn Writing Fapcr 5s.............. So.
y tantlG Coast Line Is tod ........... 81
=. q. Ill and ~ col g., tbidb ........ 80
y; ~ l.. ,conr IS iEaitimorc) ............ el7.
ihss' ana oni" COM Observation-Disclosures. sli7
mes. and ONO ronN. Observation-Disclosures.
,'ESe.t tno Myers tobacco os............ alA.
,,o.tiarn ivnAc,o ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. all.
MctcanitIc MRrlnc eS.. Observation-Disclosures. 80
o"aooar d Air Line ref. Observation-Disclosures. 81
Stapo~rd Mr. Lime sdl. 5s................ ~
,."u;thsrn namMaE '"...:..:................ iJta
'7""'HcIh hAh"tN 90 'blu t.........,...... ~
g y, heE;s,rrcu -. 1850 tpidJ........... ~
=. = Hrs.s'F!rH ~ i"'J tbiu)............ 1861.
=, i.iocrN loan 3';S. Observation-Disclosures. q? a.
=. - .iocrt io"h 81 tS...-................ $3.50
!, = ,,'ScrS roam q t..s.................. 30.
- :, uLoerH losn AN Observation-Disclosures. -. -,
=: .; ',ttci l. oS... .................. :9'S
'iro",t nToa. '.tfs. CIV. Na.b........ tpia
80 .fr' VI cfht'ai 10. Observation-Disclosures.
N"''NhF. Nncnlicsi COnr. oS............... 100
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COTTON MARKETS.

.r1-N WORN. November Childish wealth
st:gr"i or aggressive demand In he cotton
s.I;f.d '%S.""I, ana an early advance was
80. 'Hd scattering southern selling. :The
t.i. .,iitn'.' ~ closed barely steady net
' s-.,s ~ sieIdy y an advance OF 10 TO 4;
he continued anscacy o; December no,j Smu
ih=fr sas enough realizing 10 cause soma
..,e.ily tone dGtnr The i n"tnS ~ howSd
d ,ha: sao e o To2H "'% yG- n the south
MI! ,wins to 'he disposition to hold Tor
There WAS considerable ,c,,t.r.a ,..,,.
!!.,s. and the market weakened later. rcS"h.
Ing ihA l""cst levels Of ihc day IN The laie
I,G;porls OF unsettled conditions in IN.
'oucern had, .shu, down 600 looms 6 'tinTi
;ryeI g t., "ofs her bn%i rrcbsny
hews. md Increased ihe dispo,i,iSn +" iac
rohis , on ionE cotton for over the approaci,-
tio;r were among the seller. and there wa {.
M, M mo, re SsiIins for Southern account
Quiet during the entire day,
%EW YORK. Novenlb.. .s-por, poy.
:as; 's1S l:i:S9 Dsss MiiS Miner potts ai5,
baiss exports a2.aal bales s,oei. 1881
fs.ai for week ., al ror,s-Eeeeipts ;1.;2s
e"sr;s T.! si III 'G b.la aeet'''s '''.s bales
New ORLEANS. November !S-Meda,.,.
aI.ancc. nnd declines were registered IN
n.nrrt"nt throughout the session. mainly
because OF r"i0rtS 9! broader spot inquiry
and the larger c>porI movement Love-,
ices we're reached lat. In the day when
) re 2:e..et stood 10 TO 20 points under IA a
.iose OF yss;eidar. Final prices showed net
,o..es o. 10 y nhsnis, The interior sent In
SPOT demand. e4pccisliv IN Texas ana this
caused rise OF : 20 70 points around the
rDeniHE. Offerings increased irrmedi, J.,
mainly because OF l!auids tion OF lofr cotton
Ann fal. 70 leNel OF 10 to . points below
Yesterdays close resulted The cor,InusG
,et weathtr over the bel, led TO predic.
lions OF small ginning iigures in The no,
report from tho government and q ,.Co,'erv
ensu.d *hich carried the mos; active
months J. To 20 points over yrSterd.v'. en.l
rrices. In the afternoon Tor Willie III,
market held s,eady on the Narye exports 70,
- The day: .? 81! bales from an morris ia,
hnnliy liquidation again get a. and ,h.rt
vas a recession 20 now eye'. on som,
months. " So''''
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SKw YORK PRODUCE MARKET.

NEW YORK. November 26-Raw sugar
steady; centrifugal. 7:s: line granulatcd 20
Siot coffee nominal. Butetr firm: chees q
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NAVAL STORES

,.,.,, NAVAL STORES
80, % .AHHAH Ca. November n-Turpen-
tine nrin IS: recelpts az casks; sh,pments
casks; stock. 20 s7 casks
55t,oo S,h STEADY sales. 10 barrels; receipts.
IL. barrels: stock. 6sttr barrels
,Gnoic; Us. -, y and y. l5.I5: o. I5c0: IT,
isI: VIZ; "a "a i''-'' NJ 1850: y. 1870: VIC
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS
DRY GOODS

NJ" YORK, November e Cotton good
ana ana Narhs today were unsettled and Guiet
N""i ILLS we're quiet. awaiting action II,
we g" ninent on WOOL Bur.aps ruled
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Official Range and Sale Of Stocks in New YorE
Stock.
Sales.
60o.Advance- Runcley. com.
800 Advance EGmeicy. MD

G0oAdvance- Rumeley. com.
800 Advance Humeicy. pfd
900 AlliS- cahlmcrS
goo !AlliS Chalmers, pfd
ZOO Alaska Gold.
ZOO Amer. Beet Sugar. com
$500 American Can. -.
american Can. pfd. -.
@,300 Amor. car and Foun.
100 American Cotton Oil.
500 Am. Hide and Lea. com
400 Am. Hide and Lea, pfd 4.
1000 Amer. Int. Corp.
400 American Locomotive. !.
100 Amer, Locomotive. pfd. /.
1880 American Melting.
$500 Amer. steel Foundries /.
l.6n0 american sugar.
1900 Amer. Tel. and Tel. Co /.
SOC Amer. Tobacco. com.
200 Amer. Tobacco. pfd -
500 Am. Writing Paper. pfd
100 American Zinc.
ll.400 anaconda Copper.
2,lOo .ttchison
Atlantic Coast Line. I.
goo Baltimore and Ohio.
l5.00c bethlehem steel, b..
500 Beth. Steel. SO pfd...
"l.4o0 Baldwin Locomotive.
400 Butte Copper and Zinc. q.
5000 Canadian Pacific.
400 California l.. trolcum.
900 Central Leather. com.
100 Chesapeake and Ohio.
500 Chicago Great Western
1900 Chi. Great West. pfd.
800 Chi, Mil. and st. Paul. ;.
1000 chi. Il. ]. and T., com.
1000 Chi. Il. |. and T.. go pr
1000 Chi. r. ]. and H., 30 Or.
300 Cruciblc Steel Cor. com
500 Colorado Fuel and Iron
Colorado and Southern.
$500 Corn Products. com.
1900 DiStillcrs
500 Dome Mines. .........
ZOO Erie. lst pfd.
zoe General Electric.
l.1D0 Goodrich. com.
900 Great Northern. pfd.
loo Great North. Orc cts.
800 Illinois Central.
500 lntcrboro-ConS.. com.
$500 Inspiration Copper.
100 Int. Mer. Mar, com.
$4,000 Int. Mcr. Mar. prd.
900 Int. paper. com. :. :.
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$50 REWARD
AUTOMOBILES
Ii-AUTOMOEII.IiS rOR SAIL;

1l-AUTOMOElLiS FOR SALE
cHAI.MERS 1;passcngcr car. first -class con
dition. WIN trade for Richmond prop
crty Or small farm. Dos .12. tiopewcli. Va.
power: electric lights aud starter owens
Motor Co. le2j West Broad. Trucks that
ray. Giant heavy duty--Collier light duty.
FORD in WONDERFUL shape: jus, ovsrnauled:
Third Deyelopment battalion. Camp Lee. Va
FORD roadster IiaSsler shock absorbers.
inc new , nrss. ILL model: 'tss Ford tour
$3.50. ~ x. TiLler. l3us West Broad Street.
t9 OH ti E % !a.,eap nIs,-eia.s condl
good condition. demUun,a BILE rims new tirrs
.aao- Union Garage. 1901 West broad.
Foitn touring car fer sale. Good shape.
SANoN--For sale. Saxon Six in nr.t-ciass
-, condition; bargain. Can be seen AT $40
s'rEWAkT TRUCKS are quality trucks at
i4iS IVES: Broad Street Street, .ho'or SAFES Co.,
WILLY SIX NIGHT-I9IG wiiiSg- knight
touring car, Al condition; extra Tire. two
j. IS, huffman. ~ West Marshall Ran tan
dolnh 6.si.I Apply noon and night.
BARGAIhS-uStD CARS
SEE US early this snorninE for these bar
STUDEBAkER touring rcpainted. new
,,, Its , III ,V m9ISl: G Ir
dandy and big bargain.
CHEVROLET touring. in excellent condi-
CAfiToI. MOTOR CORP.
?l9 West Broad Street
BAitGAlNS IL USED CARS.
REQ Six Touring.
Maxwell Touring. 1917
Franklin: Late Model.
Studebaker T-pas. Touring
ATLANTIC MOTOR CO.
a 90
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RICHMOND PRODUCE MARKET.
wholesale OuofatInn.
{ nfnbNu. a. Move
RufFHr

. Market Ouoiat!on- From Actual Sale.
lBy Woodson.Crs Co. Inc. Richmond Va ,
u. g. Food Administra tion license No {: o.: /,
Richmond. Va. November &C. 1915
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,'oard VIII be discontinued December
l., ~ was announced to-day by Steel
Administrator RcplOrlo
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To Discontinue steel tl"ra,ion.


WASIlTN,iTpN. November o6.-AiIo.
cation Of Stcc, by tn" War Industries
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New TORK. November IS Mercantile
Rancr s, Sterling sixty hills. ,i53:.
comm rcial six'y.daN hills on banks. t5c.. 4:
."mmerc.sl siXty-daN bills. S..2S. demand
{t.,H's: cables. SAi61-ls. Government bonds
strong: sixty DAYS. ninety day. ana SIX
months. bid. Call money easier. ruling
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Richmond, Fredericksburg & Potomac R. R.
To and RON W:,bippto, 40 hd nil

richmond. WnshinytpnI .ocal, Lv. s2.io PM,
daily. Fredericksburg Accom-. week dmvs Nv
f4.lo PM; AZ: e..ii AN. Ashland Accom-. week
days. Nv. =" DAN .E,NPM; Ar:6 .SOA NJ. 5.SOPM.
Ai;ibn Tickle, and baggage Offices no, open
~ ~ ms t'tin. Main st. Sta.
tByrd 81. sta stopping a, Eliza Elba Sta.
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:: LIZ Mr.,foElAlI.

IN NENOEINN.
In .od. b., loving roincm.
- hranG" Gt our darling little daughter.
TIL i.NA ESiF.Il.E THOMPSON who de-
parted thi, litc Nov"mbcr iS 1918. at her
home, .@95 West Main Street aged six
years and ton months
precious on" from u has gone
: voice ~" loved l. ..ilicd.
= place * vacant ia our home
Which never San h.. filled
i:Y TER FATHER AND MOTHER
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J. L. SUTHERLAND & SONS.
tl.NI.EAl. Directors. los West Main Street.
Bou!. "a nights nnG SUNDAYS. Ran. 100
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i--NuNtEAL nIKECTORS..

pHACP- Edwin Phalp. Funeral Director and
EN- balIn"r. 0yl T. Main Mad. l:l: Ran $3.50
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". puy ana sell parts FOR any make nuIo.
=. mopiie iNrouse Auto WreckIny ~,
Metai Co. :uOz East Main street Si,dt Sni
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-01-30
Think Quick! Act Quick!
Buy Now!

Don't wait a minute longer. The oil ON
pany on the forty-acre lease adjoining our
lease contracted two days ago for a 81, 800
derrick to be erected Just across the. line
from where we want to drill, and will start
drilling within a few days. The minute
this well is started our stock will go up,
Every time a drill starts nearer our lease,
the more valuable our property becomes.
A number of large companies have been
trying to negotiate with us to drill this
property for us for a small interest, but
we believe we have the most valuable lease
in the entire field. The biologists say big
gest pool of oil in OkmuIgee county is be
meath the structure under our lease.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-01-30

out into tho llTht 20 ~ not 90 mako tho
AAme mistake tWlce7 EIs PRECEDENT
Roosevelt believes In bringing them into
the liEht II naturally bohOoveH him 20
continue 10 actively push forward Amer
ica'H intoroat hi the war whom certain
men lag behind without the necessary
pep In their systems 10 accomplish iu
six months that which d man NJ BOUIoa
yeltH stamp could by ngRresHiyo dri'f.
imitation accomplish M half the tim"
You can't Keep d good man down ~ H
publish IlOonevelrs editorials 4 poll
ticlnu or u man seeking political fHtOl
''pAnA' u foremost rrpfsn0ntntiNt
American R%OOHsyNlt while the "mhHstH
continue 10 herald him ~ the most POI
ulur mari the most fearless man Nv The
country, Who dnres 10 cast a "HtOnu" a.
n man like Roosevelt
TlIOE. HOWARD.
Shawnee.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-01-30
LIKE ELECTRIC
BUTTON ON TOES
Teils Why . corn 10 90 painful
and says cutting makes
them grow.

Press an electric button and you form
a contact with a live wire which rings
the bell. When your shoes press against
your corn it pushes its sharp roots
down upon a sensitive nerve and YOU
get a shock OF pain.
Instead OF trimming your corns,
which merely makes them grow, Just
step into any drug store and ask for a
quarter OF an unc Of f%reezonc This
will cost very little but is sufficient 10
rcmoVe every hard or soft corn or cal
lus from ones feet A few drops ap-
piled directly upon a tender. aching
corn stops the soreness instantly and
1901 the corn shriyels up so il lifts
right out, root and ali, without pain.
This drug never inflames or even irri-
tates the surrounding tissues or skin.
ADV.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-01-30
ofnes. Seekers -ls Enemies.

Coesbead, Publish the writings N this,
u4ho greatest American We have today No
= loyal American citizen ever drew
lkroaub, didn't think the democratic
lSar{y had a man In II 10 little AZ ms
1lssourf senator has shown himself to hc
"a this distinguished senator ever nghl
under tho Stars and Stripesy How nlhhl
tSoos has he in France now Every
EXmsricsn citizen, ! am sure, VIII admit
- democratic party In trying TO carry
II noe what this great American has al.
,Socafed for the last eighteen years a
tSHan that has done for this government
~ Theodore Roosevelt has and u doing
10y. and then men calling hin German
x-f NJ 4 disgrace 10 any civilized nation.
~ only enemies that Roosevelt mas 70,
- are the ''rodly oftce-seokers ana
- simply because he In a republican.
LEI, howl land heller as they may he
I'm cnptinIe 10 grow and will yet be y
XnlGHty factor In closing this great worlds
UpSf. and 10 DAYS 10 come will be unlvef-
n11y known as the greatest American
lti0n. statesman and sotater since the
Of Abe Lincoln,
~ WILLIAM c. TALLANT, Edmond.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-01-30

To h Editor.
Anent the distinguished gentleman who
stood NJ A~rmngeddOn and double crossed
the moose, would Hay, let hin rive
with Hll due respect for tho great posi-
drred his country In 1879. I think he
should be- provided with u mulElo by
popular subscription and stand read
to subscribe n Lincoln penny iO.ilnt end
OF course. n my uelGhbOr or myself called
Wilson q tnltor. W. would lHnd ln tho
hasiile. and very properly 10. However.
as he IN merely lndulging In tho pleasant
diversion NJ running Tor n third term 90
president, let him go. and N p can badger
the republicans into nominating him. the
white folks can nominate Wilson again.
aud there Will be no doubt ~ 10 the out.
cOmef NiCTOW Y pUHDY.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-01-30

To the Editor.
Roosevelt IN n prophet and n pioneer
ALSO no IN fearless enough 10 speak the
truth lie foroaHW and fOrrwhTned the
American people. and n the government
al principles he advocated had been put
into effect, our part In the war would
have been short " not avcrted %Rltogrih-
or. II In one NJ the trnyeHiios ~ fate
that he should hpvo been at the helm m
u time when Htatcrrnft waters were
compa rntiyely calm. and now when tho
shlp of state so much needs the rough
strength and STEADY nerve u his guiding
hand 10 stendy her keel, he In not even
permitted 10 stop a ivak with his hat!
Of course he might shut his cyes to
weakness and mistakes, and never.
say. II told YOU So but then he'd be
m angel, and ust think how funny
wings would look with those teeth
MRS, D. f. COLDlNON,
Red Rock.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-01-30
MILLION DAMAGE
WHEN CYCLONE STRIKES
MACkAY, AUSTRALIA

SYDNEY N S W., Jan N-Al-
though the property damage by a cy-
clone and tidal wave at Mackay,
Queensland, was very heavy. latest re-
ports from the town show that the loss
Of lie was small. probably not aggre-
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-01-30
NEWSPAPERMAN NAMED
SlAV CONSUL AT N. Y.

LONDON, Jan N-Michacl NJ
Ouslinoif, the Russian consul general
in New York, has been dismissed, &C
cording 10 a Russian wireless official
statement received here. John Reed
has been appointed to succeed Gust
inoff, .
The John Reed referred 10 probably
is the American n|ewSpapcrman and
socialist lie has been in Russia since
last November.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-01-30

hear any woman complaining we tell
them about Lydia +. pinkham's Vege-
table Compound and what It did for
me. Mrs. JOHN FRAME, ll2l N. 18th
St, St Louis, Mo.
Girls who suffer az Mrs. Frame did
should not hesitate ~ give this famous
root and herb remedy, Lydia +. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound, atrial, as
the evidence that is constantly, being
published proves beyond question that
this grand old remedy has relieved more
suffering among women than any other
medicine.
For confidential advice write Lydia Z.
Pinkham Medicine Co., Lynn, Mass.
The result Of their forty years expert
ence Is at your service.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-01-30
He Goes md Dosa.

To Inc Editor
Roosevolts editorials reveal 10 the
informed tho true status of the iucompr-
tency and incfficiency Of those In author
ity to dictate TO our nation In time ~
war, His loyalty. fidelity, devotion and
heroism have been fully nttcsted hy his
presence and action on the field Of battle
NJ does his willingness and eagcrneEH TO
again flght for America on foreign soil,
though denied tie privilege OF doing no.
He has willingly volunteered his service
whom our country has demanded or called
for men VI Ynior and herolHm. liz has
never beenNR Stacker" or called n slack
err even by his enemies. His four sons,
emulatlng tho example Of their illustrlous
father. are today fighting somewhere In
France" Unlike many NJ his critics. he
In not q Sign board" always pointing
somewhere, but never going anywhere.
lie goes and does, lie Is always On the
firing line. and somebody gets hit. Tell
tho t~rulh-spoed up the war
j. W. REAMS.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-01-30
Ne Is True Patriot

To the Editor.
Though nm only q hoy. do know
FomothlnT about Roosevelt I think he IN
more fot tho United states than for Ger.
many. kNhcn no was beat for president,
I'm sure II made him mad. and ! guess
that he has been against some VI the
political happenings But 10 take Theo-
dnfc M "A whole. / believe he In u true
patriot Of the United states N America.
which can be accounted Tor by his he
role deeds aud hy him volunteering 10
lead y force IN France.
JACK c. TAYLOR.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-01-30
Every KNOCK a soost.

. Every knocks a boost. The biggest
tehlnsp and tho greatest men always arc
1k1ocksf, Why Simply because people
~ afnaId Of them, Politicians fear ROoHe.
~ and no does the kaiser, but every
Ik0ock's q boost. and now that the queH-
Nm n up, give him u fair deal Jet MN
|SsDoO the 1nefficiency. the blundors aud
lloksys II they mean the unnecessary suib
Elng OF thousands Of our boys before ,hlh
.sSrribls war u over. Therefore you, Mt
litor, should have courage enough 10
rive Us the truth. also. Opinions "a
f6rssssd are safer than those suppressed
" n NJ MDERMtp
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-01-30
80 to 500 for One

besides your interest in from 5000 to as
high as $4,000 or 10000 barrels of oil
daily production. You can't afford to
stay out. Get in while you can, We will
never sell another share of this stock after
this first we'll drilling allotment has been
sold, should this well be a big gusher. |
will bet you we get a bigger producer than
the Okmulgee Producing and Refinery
Company's 1000 barrel well. We can't
miss a gusher the first time, | feel sure.
The oil is there. 1t will undoubtedly mean
a fortune to you who help me drill. This
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Fault. NrdIno pamnable.

10 the Editor:
! The words that hest NJ this subject
gere used by yourself In your editorial
January Is, when you said: Fault
Inding on q partisan basis TO further
Solittcal ends Ii ns damnable as Senator
None said II was, and that IA the sort
criticism--the political kind-which
- Ieolored most Of Colonel Roosevelts
5Stlcles and public speeches" That be-
the case how can you Justify, your
IN continuing TO publish these edi-
nPsnb In q paper that In supporting the
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RIaht From esalnnlna.

40 the Editor:
4 REGARDING Roosevelt. " you viii 20
Sack and read again some Of his ed.
elorialn written since the outbreak OF
- uar you will not fail. In the light
subsequent events. to no Impressed
rath their prophetic character He has
mi rlrht from the beginning and had
~ standardization considered carefully
DVAat he had TO any and acted upon his
Recommendations we would today have n
Mr. army In France rendering cnecu,o
Uarvicc. Every u~nprcJudlced, falr-mlnd'
- American IN bound to admit thls. lie
$3.50 the dangers and urges action be-
Mere others are aware OF them. His
.kEunatsut and energetic presentation OF
t6ur duties a. q nation prepared the way
16nA made II easter for the admlnlstra-
Hon when II finally did decide 90 take
>cfios against Germany. Why exclude
Rom your paper the choice editorials Of
ma with his patriotic wisdom and
CHAS. p PADDOCK.
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Your Chance

to make a fortune within 80 days by invest
ing in our drilling allotment of stock.
$4,000 will pay the cost of putting a we'll
on this lease, 1t may be a 5000 or 10000
barrel gusher instead of a 1000 barrel
well. Then every dollar you invest with us
to bring our first well in would return to
you a hundred fold, possibly 1000 for one,
within a few short weeks.
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