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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-03-29
Do it Now!
Buy Today!
Rejoice Tomorrow!

Write the company check or send the
money for just as many shares as you can
buy. Remember, this is small company
with small capitalization and this is your
chance to get an active oil stock ct the
price of 30 cents per share that will prob
ably be worth dollars per share where 1t h
now only few cents per share.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-03-29
.HT WICHITA PALS 4 NORTH
WESTERN RAILWAY COMPANY.
MOTION

Agli Okla. FEB o. 1915
Frt-- r-..cs % htrtty T.yta that the
fr-utI rrftrT g stockholders oi thf
WIcfiG Pau A North western RAilwas
Cerg4-y - bt tt'd a. the Tensrtl Office
g, 49, c1r pt-y .r TIE city % Alius
Jt-tl-- c..-'y OtIA on SATURDAY the
itsh sty q htrts. lils A. : Q clock
~ o. hs election q board Of seven
e.rectd-s trt fuf tNs trArucilon of such
ciht' ..S- tn A. -ly come before sald
uesi-r
Nctss - Ilss hereby given that the
trr.aI -ttt-T q ne board a directors
q 49, re W-s'iA TAls A Northwest
- Rfvry Company 81. ~ held Al the
a.. Ft-. srs -1 ths same day. imme.
tatay tgtf tre ttlcuTuutnt Of ssio
tasct fc.ts-s -tt|rg
L 4 S-EATT. President
Willy BLAIR. Secretary.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-03-29

There IL no limit 10 the snllstmsats 3
this branch OF tho service during tnie
month.
showed oun, Arrsstsa- Henry Hard-
loaded r.SsI"sr @ 'Y,l Il ,l,o%n ~ ,nisp EipsI p'sSssIns.
Naq arrested by Deputy Sheriff Lathsr
bishop, and brought 10 the county jail
lia had not registered. :
pr Nowlln, dentist, has returned. tAavJ
Lincoln soy Hsle A. Stacker = tsrl
Vas nrf,i,Ia ys7yl.Iday yy By q srown.
charge OF falling 10 register, He was
s,Sgss ss. ca..ISn.S e,rs sCS '1s1 o..s .sfo ,sst
her whore he made a 5000 bond fpf. ~
pearanco Al the nest term Of the federal
court,
GrAy Millinery and wade Corset Par.
lors. 2abh West Main, ppeu saturday
n,ShI o,lt Phone so,6 Walnut an ''S' lnss MI,sy
NAefAnoY 10 CHARGED Steamboat,
negro. was fined lla and costs IN tho
municipal court this morning on q charge
~ soliciting llo IL also charged with
Ss1"Sy ". .gaDs s''s Sr..s Ss.' c.sGo 1 fos ss. "
90 and Gusts on a charge of vaaranoy.
hut hls fine was suspended on condition
that he ~ lO wnfk Floyd Keller also
charged with yaGrancy was given a slim
liar fine,
pslsts,ss % 10 Road .Msst - Tho
Chamber ~ Commerce delegates who
notofsd 10 attend good roads meeting
Of chickasha today were Rev, Phil
flalrdl G. 4 Noil,ll, Edward sheldon
and Charles sohwslnls,
lrmorallty Charged Helen Fostsr and
~ TutilV were arrested last night on n
charge of occupying rooms for immoral
purposes Tulile was fined IlS and
costs IN the municipal court this morn
lnH and Helen Foster forfeited her bond.
Motorists Are Fined six vioiAtors OF
tho speeding ordlnanos wsre fined In tho
municipal court this morning &, N.
Humphrey. e. y Lockwood. r. J. Prun.
w. Walter Davis and HAIRY 0efson were
each fined 90 and costs because Of hav-
Ing been arrested before on thA sans
charge llh also gave notice Of an ap.
peal G. r. Peoples was fined tllsnd
costs for having his cut.nut open. J. ].
Wsrs each flnsd " and costs for i'm.
proper parking
Msstinu On Pair Plans-Ths chambcr
~ Commerce directors, directors Of the
state fair. and Commissioner J. q. Wal.
toii. will have an important nesting sat.
urdAy noon Al the htlTyin. Thl< meet.
Ing In called 10 consider expenditures for
improvements a. tha stats fair grounds
which the clry now owns, In connection
| with the recent bond Issue
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-03-29
Well Now Drilling in Okmulgee Youngstown Pool
S1,OOO,OOO.OO

or more year to be divided among the
stockholders. Think what that means to
our stockholders of this company with
small capitalization of only $4,000. Your
stock should be worth
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-03-29

Outside Livestock
FORT WORTH

FORT WORTH. March % CATTLE
IccfIUfF. gO'n, active uud ftCplh
lIetyos i'hUni3OO HOGs Receipts
n0O gSc lower HEAVY. ii67bUi6 po
SllIlr. Receipts, none. Lambs. Ili0l
ulgD.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-03-29
KANSAS CITY

KANSAS CITY, March 20 -BUTTER
and POULTRY, Unchanged Eggs
firsls Sc POTATOES Steady. 1joU
81 TO-
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-03-29
Your Chance

to make fortune within three weeks by
investing in our drilling allotment of stock,
Within two or three weeks we may have
5000 or 10,OO0-barrel gusher instead Of
2O0O-barrel well. Then every dollar you
invest with us should return to you hun
dred fold possibly 1000 for one, within
few short days.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-03-29
SENATE FAVORS
ARMY TRAINING
FOR 1921 BOYS
Motion 10 Table Provision Is
Defeated by Close Votes

WASHINGTON, March % Pre-
limInay to final vote today. ihe sen
ate apparently favored an amendment
to tho draft bill which would provide
for compulsory military training ol
youths between 10 and u years OF age
by defeating thifly-liye tu thirty two,
a motion hy Senator Jones OF Washing
ton 10 table H.
s=4s--a--w,I
Thrift Stamps Mark them well,
They'll huy ,hs guns, the shot the
she'll
They'll back the boy,-lhey'll win the
fight
They'll make the Kaiser say "Good
niphtw
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-03-29
PIT CLOSED TO-DAY.

CHICAGO March 3a-Tho board NJ
trade and stock exchange are closed 10.
day, Good Friday They will be open
again tomorrow
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-03-29
OUR WELL

is now drilling in the famous Okmulgee-
Youngstown pool in the sensational town
ship 14-11, several hundred feet below the
surface of our lease. Excitement In this
field is running high. We are looking for
ward to the bringing in of 1000 or 5000
or as high as an 8,000-barrel oil well. Day
and night these bits are pounding away,
carrying a hole 10 feet per hour with
ticket to 1900 feet gslloping on its journey
at rapid, tremendous rate, and this is
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-03-29
ROBERTSON FORCE
PLANS CAMP AICN .
State Club Will Be Organized
and Platform Announced,

More than 225 friend, Of J h A.
Robertson, representing sNty.iiye coun
ties, met in the large banquet room Of
the lee lluckins hotel this morning to
organize a statewide club to promote
the candidacy Of Robertson Tor gov
efu,r
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-03-29

HOGS The hog market registered %
40 " cents lower today, duo 10 unusual
Do heavy receipts In OIL northern mar
kSN Top today WAS tiG 1D for a choice
load lIlk NJ the run went ti6gj 10
tIf10 Stpgkrr cattle were ~ cents
higher toy Iu this division being tlj7j
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-03-29
Will Name Directors

Senator C. w. Board. oi Oklahoma
county former speaker pro TEN Of the
state senate, was made the permanent
chairman George 4 Clark Of Lincoln
county secretary, aud Bert Foster OF
laddo county treasurer An executive
committee oi fifteen members 10 III.
rect the campaign is to be named at lho
meeting this afternoon
AT the morning session about twenty
five minute speeches we're made by chi.
lenS oi various counties telling Of poll.
teal conditions in every section Of the
state and Of the strength Of Robertson
Among the speakers were prc,Iic Is
Cole Pili'burg county, W II komo.
gay, Craig county; K T. EChols, Beck.
ham county, Ben Lafayette, Mcintosh
county; Baxter Taylor, Jefferson coun
W; r. 4 Brewer, Mays County, Rob
cr Blair. Wagner county; r. = Poole
Pyan county w. A. Carr, Gavin
county; ] T. Davis, A,oka county. and
X HalScll, ComAnche county
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-03-29
This Is the Last AllOt-
ment of Stock to
be Sold

If this we'll comes in big producer The
proceeds derived from the first big well
should pay for the drilling Of the other
wells on this lease within 80 days. The
proceeds from the sale of the oil from four
wells should give us a dividend fund of
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-03-29
" oman Attends

Mrs. R N barry of Cleveland coun-
" was The only woman attending the
organization meeting
Committees appointed At the morning
session on county and precinct orgAni.
'rllon will make reports this afternoon
aud Judge Robertson will outline his
platform IN the meeting
I'VE will have sixty-iive county or
ganilations working ior Robertson in
a lew days" said George T. Clark.
secretary Of the state organization
we expect to organize every voting
precinct in the state before the primary
election In August"
The registration book contained the
names of 2B persons attending the
meeting at noon today
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-03-29
CATTLE MARKET
ACTIVE TODAY
3ece.r,s Are Small But All Are
Sod a. Good Prices,
rsIol,s ETcEIprS

CA-TiY -hs nf"s msrk,t was &C.
tive a. nr vsst, .f-lsrt advance nj
tty Tft-t uts 90 enough sfun here
O. pftvls real isti 'n aly one line
iYfFT.. ..rE ut.t a. 500 r."ts tho
sfHs t#HE .... u.tf f.H.tfr and feeder
atfts Ysr A.. amos ~ ff cattle dI.
,.ss- Tr.ff - Bow t.rhtf than ever
.ffrHt ftrt
Cnslhf Quoistinn
R7t % ..s ,tr..' Trttu = gt'Ht srt
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-03-29

FTtt % r.s vtr..' Trttu q gt'.s srs
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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-03-29

pslsts,ss % 10 road Meet Tho
Chamber II Commerce delegates who
motofsd 10 attend good roads meeting
Of rhickasha to-day we're Rev Phil
halfd, &. H. Moffett, Edward sheldon
aud Charles sohwslnle,
Smyrna times., 1918-01-02
PuRLIC SALES

Jan. 5.-Stock and farming
implements of Burt A. Keiser, on
his farm formerly known as the
Joseph Deakyne farm, on road lead
ing from Smyrna to the mouth of
Smyrna Creek in Thoroughfare
Neck, New Castle County.
Wednesday, Jan. 16.- Stock and
farming implements of William
Dempsey, on the J. Frank Startling
farm, on road leading from Smyrna
to White Hall Neck Wilson
Moore, auc.
Thursday, Jan. 17.-Stock and farm
ing implements of Mrs. M. j. Scott
on the Mrs Mary j. Reeder farm,
on road from Powell's Corner to
Reynolds Corner, a miles from
Clayton. R. W. Slaughter, auc.
Tuesday, Jan. 29.-Stock and farm
ing implements of John E. McClain,
at his residence on the road from
VanDyke's School House to Van
Dyke Staten. D. P. Hutchinson,
auc.
Monday, Feb. 4.-Stock and farming
implements of Irving Rawlev, on
the Mrs. William Rawley farm,
near Friendship Church. on the
road leading from Walkers tc
Deakyneville. d. P. Hutchinson,
auc.
Tuesday, Feb. 5.-Stock and farming
implements of Edward FARRELL, or
the HAZEL farm, at Hazell's Schoo
House, On road leading from Clay
ton to Millington, 6 miles west Of
Clayton.
Wednesday, Feb. 6.-Stock and farm
ing implements of George T
Thompson, on his farm known a
the old Peter Collins farm, on tn,
road leading from Smyrna to Sever
sons Church, 81 miles from
Smyrna. w. H. Collins. auc.
Tuesday, Feb. II. Stock, farming
implements, &C., of Walter E
George, at his residence nea
Severson's Church.
Monday. Feb. 18.-Stock. fsrmin
implements, &C., of Charles H
Dukes.
Tuesday, Feb. 19.-Stock and farm
ing implements of John N. Cook
at his farm known as the Hutto
farm, on road leading from Under
woods Corner to Blanco. LeRo
Roberts, auc.
Smyrna times., 1918-01-02
A BIT OF ADVICE
FirSt-Don't Delay. Second
Don't Experiment

If you suffer from backache; head
aches or dizzy spells; if you rest
poorly and are languid in the morn
ing; if the kidney secretions are ir-
regular and unnatural in appearance,
do not delay. In such cases the kid
neys often need help.
Doan's Kidney Pills are especially
prepared for kidney trouble. They
are recommended by thousands. Can
Smyrna residents desire more convinc-
ing proof of their effectiveness than
the statement of this Smyrna citizen
who has used them and willingly tes-
titles to their worth?
R. A. Thompson, Delaware St.,
Smyrna, says: "Some years ago l
strained my hack and after that
was troubled with lameness and
stiffness. l procured Doan's Kidney
Pills from Clifton & Jones' Pharmacy
and they have always given me 6ne
relief. Doan's are the best kidney
medicine know of and l am glad to
recommend them.''
Price 60c, at all dealers. Don't
simply ask for kidney remedy get
DOan's Kidney Pills-the same that
Mr.. Thompson had. Foster Milburr
Co., Props, Buffalo,, N. Y.
Smyrna times., 1918-01-02
','''y Miles an Hour c,Iuh,,, sn..d

A%nSs ~ %lles an Hour Climbing Speed.
40 modern airplane Weighing as much
Oas,o,n sluau touring car without any
nIles lserS p can climb at the rate Of GO
thai h,u ~ hOur. The aviator would say
, Lam uiS u machines rate of ascension is
wOrId Isel Se minute. Such an airplane
DOVE. Ia'e "a an engine Of a brake horse
1t On MI, y, 1oO. The airplane climbing
II IN ,,es 9ss an hour ascends a gradient
Month"; - GA to in Popular Science
Smyrna times., 1918-01-02
l[iVS Of THE DELAWARE
w. MARYLAND PENINSULA
-,.ev ITEMS GATHERED FROM
Me- o,,o STATE EXCHANGES

.,o Items from all Partsof the
Interest, ..',,s About Your Friends and
Ns,ghDors and Their Oo'nES'
Republican farmer., 1918-08-30
LODGES PEACE PROGRAM

C ENATOR LODGE in the course of his argument for the 0 draft bill laid his view of suitable peace dions. His views interesting, though not important be- the duty of making conditions not vested him
 Peace will always rest to extent upon the complete of military power True after the Spanish American Spain helpless before the United States This people, hay ing land hunger conditions that certainly fix ed by enlightened humanity rather than by the of the victorious sword The Philippines purchased Cuba ceved autonomy The conditions for Spain made very easy there bitterness in Span today against the Amer 
 Senator Lodges program attempt to make Germany helpless by territorial arrangements It has the defect of be- apporoned the territory of Europe his hearts content creating buffer states without number
 Germany was his especial detesaton He circumscrbed her every fashion he could command and especially limited the numbers of her He thus created modern Her is the ougrOwth of his of repression Germany kept her ary of the Napoeonc size but trained all her people in relays and when the time called them a and helped give Napoleon his coup de Grace.
 Belgium to be free again; Poland to be independent; the Czecho-S to have government of their Russia to have unity France Asaceorrane and Italy her lost prov nces the Turk to be driven out of Europe and the Christian be safe from oppresson the Dardanees 10 be international water way these matters well enough they have general approval but in themselves sufficient to pro permanent peace in Europe.
 The military system of Germany will make long it exists Short of sort of Eropean world confed eraion against Europe will fight to the end of time.
 The European system of many states, each with the full
 right to coin money c6ntro trade make tariffs and declare will breed surely the system would breed if it existed in the United States.
 President Wilson has laid down broader, and American scheme of peace than Senator Lodge who has quite ougrOn the ideas of that imperasC school strong America, that of the opinion that flag exists to follow the dollar.
Republican farmer., 1918-08-30
THE QUEEN EVIL

T HE COUNTRY is indebted to The World for interest ing compilation Of incident, entitled "The amazing du pcy of the intriguing queens of Europe their efforts to the Kaiser The Czarna of recent fact Sophie former queen of Greece the Spanish mother and others hibited in overtime effort to help the Prussan dynasty
 The ntermarrage of royal families in the beginning helpful The intercourse between rival kingdoms soften ed and harsh conditions ameoraed by the influence of royal alliances.
 royal families became out of date In of time the breed deeroraed There too much inbreedng The royal de- funded An undue number of royal persons became i'm heces grandose defective The Kaiser has withered and bad He is probably victim of deusions of granduer
 He married the royal females many thrones he could and all of these females taught to be Ohen zolern first The teaching implanted early.
 The royal females not for country first that is the country of their origin but for their families first who the heads of their native countries.
 They have helped to bring about the situation which makes the ruling classes of neutral country proGeman while it's population proAy This the condition in Greece; it
 There to the correction of the evil Abolish kings; queens will disappear.
 If there is not democracy enough in Europe to overthrow the kings forbid them to outside of the country they rule compel them to marry only of the blood the land.
 Give participation in government Women for the present because of their subject conditions probably keen for country It will be better to say perhaps that not conscious of conditions that make for bad government Persons seldom expert in what they do Hence not usually expert in public affairs
 The inrues of queens conducted almost entirely through would fail completely if queens surrounded by voting interested participating the conduct of government
 The tendency of woman to follow her husband rather than her country displayed in the naturalization laws which give to the wife the nationality of the she marres
 Wherever they will this rule. Acquir- ing of collective duty and the feeling of dignity that accompanies the franchise they will make short work of laws which effect make without country of their 
 It is matter of training Because of their training queens adhere to their families than to the husband they have taken They remain loyal of the lands they from though rulers of the lands they married into.
 Give women the same rights men, and they will soon have the interest in public affairs have They will make in monarchia countries body especially wachfu of the intrigue of foreign born queen and very conscious of the methods by which such intrigue is carried
Republican farmer., 1918-08-30
EXISTENCE OF
 EXTENSIVE SPY
 PLOT REVEALED
Federal Officials Think Will Be Able to Prove Great
 System Extends to t. Several Countries.

San Francisco, Aug. 27-Federal officials believe they will be able to prove the existence of a spy plot ex- tending through Russia, Sweden and the United States as a result of the indictment here yesterday of Allardt Won Den Mussche Muench and Ed ward Michel Zacho. Muench alias Kurt Brunner, is said t, be a nephew of former German Amba assa dor Won Bernstorff. The suspicious of a sail- or on Pacific liner on which the men arrived here on April 26, 1917, led to their arrest. Secret papers are said to have been found sewed in the clothing of Muench.
 Muench is reported to have been a German officer captured by Cossacks early in the war. Zacho, reputed head of the spy system in Stockholm was sent to procure his release and finally reached China with him. They reached here on forged passports, it is alleged. Muench was taken to Angel Island internment camp and Zacho has been held at Ellis Island New York They will be brought here for trial.
Republican farmer., 1918-08-30
SUPPLEMENTARY : STATEMENT BY
 HEADQUARTERS

Berlin, Aug. 26, via London. Aug 27-The supplementary official state ment from German general headquar- ters this evening reads:
 "The British attacks have extend ed to the north of the Scarpe.
 "On both sides of Bapaume and north of the Somme thcle have been vigorous engagements. Enemy at Jacks in the main have failed. At some places counter attacks still are in progress. Longueval and Montau- ban, temporarily lost, lave been re- captured.
 Between the Somme and the Disc apart from local engagements north of the Avre the day has been quieter. Part engagements occurred north of the Aisne."
Republican farmer., 1918-08-30
TWO STATUES

A MERCA HAULED down the statue of Frederick the A Great The Germans say they will leave standing the statue of Seuben which gift of the Congress of 9i0 in return for the statue of Frederick.
 The conditions not parallel Frederick a Hohen- zollern, and milarist Wilhelm derives his views direct from Frederick Steuben liberator He fought for democracy
 The statue of Frederick removed because it sym bo of force The Germans who believe in force, ought the statue ofSteuben They will they consistent Its rebuke He helped raise up the great demo- cratic power which has pulled down the statue of Frederick apostle of force which will beat down Wilhelm apostle force, mediocre imatOr of Frederick.
Republican farmer., 1918-08-30
BADEN SOLDIERS
 HAVE HAD MORE
 WAR THAN WANT
Hope When War is Over Baden Will Become Inde-
 pendent Republic.

With the British Army in France, Monday, Aug. 26-(By the Associated Press)-The idea of change of form in the government of Germany seems to occupy a place in the thoughts of many German soldiers, judging from remarks made by prisoners. A Baden soldier said he and his comrades had had more war than they wanted and hoped that as soon as war was over Baden would become an independent republic.
 More Alsatians have been captured by the British. One of them said he had refused for three years to enter the German army. He finally was dragged in by force and since then has been mostly in the front lines.
Republican farmer., 1918-08-30

sibiIity That was largely lywbat they had
 Their first and perhaps their chief errowas the consruc ton of the liberty motor which they heralded in the most vncing language, but with sxaggeraon two weeks so- ton of the problem of flying.
 The motor not perfect, and took long time to make it perfect after its completion announced
 Then these gentlemen tried to make the air plane program fit their engine. They failed disastrously
 Having connections in Detroit and Dayton, they adapted the program to the needs of their home towns selecting sites including flying field in places much unsued for the purpose In at least case transactions involved the pur- chase of land which had been owned by member of the tmttee.
 They should have employed men experienced in air work to supervise the production of planes They preferred to rely upon the automobile industry another of failure
 The story is not pleasant one for Americans to read
 In spite of mismanagemen waste and graft the aeropane has made progress Excellent machines being duced in numbers In 1919 there will be American planes by the thousands The attack upon Berlin merely delayed few lmOnhS.
Republican farmer., 1918-08-30

They declared that information in the report already is known to the Allies and the enemy and charged that the purpose of the orders was to pre- vent the information from going to the American people.
 Senator Weeks of Massachusetts proposed an investigation by the Sen ate Printing committee to determine whether the Congressional Record in which the aircraft report was printed, falls under the censorship.
 Senator Lodge of Massachusetts said the plain purpose of the censorship orders was to influence publishers against publication of the report in this country.
 The only people in the world" said MT. Lodge. "who do not know about the aircraft situation is the American people l. is perfectly we'll known to our allies and to the enemy.
 Senator Poindexter suggested that the report was censored becaues it gave the truth regarding exaggerated statements made by the committee on public information.
 Senators Pen-ose of Pennsylvania and Brandegee of Connecticut joined in the criticism, the latter suggesting that newspapers printing reports of .today's colloquy in the senate might be barred from foreign malls.