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Evening journal., 1918-04-26
Be Sure TO See Mrs.
DeiaCroiX Tomorrow

Regarding her demonstration.
This demonstration of the
Lightning butter machine has
attracted unusual attention.
Stop in tomorrow to see it; il
means a wonderful saving.
The American people eat
$50 per cent. more fat than
they need.
This fact is announced by
the United States Food Admin
iStration.
Commercial butter must con-
tain 821s per cent. fat. Mix
charged butter reduces this
amount to less than so per cent
and still we get all the fat
we require. The use of milk
charged butter is right in line
with the urgent request Of the
United States Food Admins
stration-The conservation Of
fats.
Milk-charged butter Is a
wholesome table product COM
posed only Of butter and sweet
milk. 1t costs a little more
than half as much as CONNER
cial butter, goes just as far and
tastes better.
With the Lightning Butter
Machine you can make it at
home in a few minutes time. II
will cut your butter bill in half
and "help win the war"
A demonstrator from the
factory will make milk-charged
butter right before yours eyes
and give you a sample to test.
Come and see her do it
PRICES
$3.50, $500,
$3.50, $500
Evening journal., 1918-04-26

in white pink broche just the thing We them in va
nous styles and prices
Special values for Saturday in "a 25, 26 in
medium bust corses You must these appreciate
Evening journal., 1918-04-26
BRITISH EXPERT PROPHESIES WHEN AND
WHERE GERMANY WILL BE DEFEATED

ion Of War in pD wrmA ma1a tho Deciding F~Gr5
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-18
CENTRAL H. S. PLANS
ATHLETICS FOR ALL
In Organized Sports-irogrnm
nearly Completed.

The athletics for Hll' program
which IN growing In popularity all
over the nation. is To- embrace bWh
boys ana girls At Tulsa central high
school. according to announcement
made by Prof NJ. G. rrunty, princi-
Ial, yesterday
MIR rrunty Has appointed "A com
mittce To draft a plNn OF organiEa-
tlun for girls athletics and n report
from this committee In expected At
any time The committee IL hotaed
10y Miss Rowcna Smith. coach,
From the students It became known
that the girls were hoping the rule
prohibiting their basketball team en-
gaging In interscholassic games
would bc revoked II In reported
however. that girls athletics would
he confined strictly to intercars
competition
The committees report now Is
waiting for n communication from
~ Joseph, Mo. where n comprc-
hcnsivc girls athletic program al
ready has been adopted
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-18
Magnates, Not Players Are to Blame
For Basebalrs Tumble From Favor

solutr. To make or kll professional
baseball IN this rr,onsttu'tion period
We repeat. why pnSs IA" huck
NUhby asks ia" players 10 forget
the money end uf the gam"
Have the i~aguates had u ,hange
of heart and become charitable Nnt
Vet Their FIRST move, az soon us II
became apparent that baseball would
hr resumed next year. Was tn slash
salaries of men whose contracts oN-
pired last season The training trips
are to he shortened. which viii cut
down hotel bills
These two moves wuuldn { indicate
that the muguls have forgotten the
money end
Rohbv would urge the players to
forget petty grievances
Let's pass that advice to the mag
mates and managers
"liasrball can be restored 10 favor
right on IN" field" Uuhhy says
The playing end ~ tho game
should cause the moguls no concern.
II win take care of itself The rnnk
And file ~ the players always have
given their best Th" fans viii pass
upon the slHckcrs and jumpers of
hast season and, having rendered
Judgment. viii expect the magnates
to abide bv the decisions
In all other angles ot the game as
u ~ reopencd II N M To the mag
mates To he alive to the situation and
meet the desires and demands ~ the
fans the ones who pay the freight
ANY attempt 10y the moRuls or
managers speaking for them To hang
the fate of professional base ebal ON
a.. Ia aalplna
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-18
Local Fight Clouds
Siirer Lining Found
By PhiiOsOphic Phii

lsrrY cloud ihrN say. has a sil-
Vrr lining That heavy canopy ~
gloom which huNrtrd over Tulsa
Sputtdom YESTERDAY morning after
th" pusih-tir i s,ppo'ntmrnt ~
the night before MIS- nu cN,cp-
ton In the opinion ~ one upti-
utiHti, ,uH TONER ~ q Third street
restaurant
h" sam" old stuff remarked
uur 49, hr turned from the Writrup
ut the fghi tp mur" pheasant read
ing in the fur rent column ~
TIA" want ii page
81 II IVA rulutrd hts notghhur.
as h" swallowed - tu.,,nt mouth
ul uf cgr "iiuukcd AGAIN and
that N.W York bunk nlnl any
hctirr than the home made
rye paid nv lnHt dollar 10 See
nght" rhlrpcd up another.
They n never get any moro uf
my duugh
"Nril came from number four.
IA" gu, who saw the silver ming.
lts different here I figured
I've Invested too much In Tulsa
fights nov tn uuit l'm going to
Keep ou buying IN the hope that
som" day I viii get "a run Tor my
money
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-18

ny w " " lHfN'H
CLEVELAND. Dee II Here Ne
have It FOLKS
id-tcn To- tncie wilbcr, Robinson.
manager of the Brookbn Dodgers
lie says
Il hope that every big league man
tgrt. lust h"fur" NEXT season opens
will take his players IN to the dress
ing room and tell them that the wei
fnrc ~ baseball ~ entirely In their
hands" saws nobhic "IlAa"hall
can he restored to favor right
On the field n the PLAYERS will show
more interest IN their work and will
forget the money end 90 the game
they or. bound To- attract the fans
The magnatcs cannot reurg,nilr
things without the suppor, ~ nc
plhy"ra Good hard, Nhonest bhll
playing. with petty grievances for
gotten, will turn the trick There's
u rrcnt baseball year coming " the
players viii do their share Let's all
pun together and cut out the knock
Ing
on. PitFLE'
why pas. the buck tn the players
The future ~ professional base
ball depends entirely upon the mag
mates
Theirs is the right 10 fire and hire
Theirs In the right TO make con
tracts ana punish the breakers of
these contracts
Theirs IN the right to issue orders
to umpirea relative tn the conduct Of
the players on the field
Theirs In the power Ia control the
financial end of the game. Of course
Theirs In the power. sole and AN
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-18
Trophy May BE
Named for John OUerfOn

when the intercollegiate Assoc.a-
ito ~ Amateur Athletics OF Amcri-
"a meets IN the east In about two
weeks. It In expected that "a sugges-
ton of Walter camp In regard 10
p"rp"tuating the name ~ johnny
OVcrtun, the great Yale athletic who
was Killed In France. vii he adopted
Mr.. Camp suggests that tho annual
intercollegiate cross'- country race he
named the John " pVcrtnn Per
rvtull Trophy Race. ONerton was
IN" winner ~ this event IN 1915 and
again N 1915 and WAS one of the
greatest long distance runners of re-
cent years The Mradowbrook club
of Philadelphia abs already changed
thr name ~ ~ Inual fixture from
the Meadow brook Mile to the Johnny
bNcrton Mile
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-18
in GiOre Used
BV Pitcher 10 Watch
Bases without Turning

Silh Ol.oushlln was IN - hurry.
lie had only ~ few moments left
to yet ready Tor ~ certain white
SoS senator game ni Washington
some Years ago \ ruluioi uuan
stopped him ~ the duor ~ his
dressing room Dl,oughlin tried
Ia brush past, but the stranger
was inHtistrut
just a nonicnt. huss snld the
man 81 have u pitchers glove
herr I've invented hnd want To
have YOU see what You think ~
II ilc rcmuVrd u HhN from IN
der hlH arm aud started to open
sllku curiosity Eut the better ~
him Ne called 10 Joe Ncng. who
was passing IN uniform on his way
tn the aos bench
Come here - moment. viii YOU.
Joe ." asked - Loughlin. Let's
have u look ut this fellows pitch
ing glove "
The box was opened and an or
dtnary finger glove wis exposed to
view There was one difference
n small looking glass an inch wide
and two inches long was adjusted
to the hack ~ the thumb
what's the glass Tor '' inquired
Bcns
The stranger put IN the glove
and assumed q pitching posture.
The gluved hand covered his
throwing init, see there" h- an
nounc-d proudly. when YOU hold
the glove that wRNsyou can watch
the runner ht second base without
looking around
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-18
Army Fighters Soon
To GiUe Old Guard
Fight for the Titles

when Worlds champion Kenny
Leonard ana his manager. niily Glh-
son. returned recently from the Ia
Clfic coast. whore they had made a
round ~ the training camps In aid %
war charities. they made a most re-
matkahlc statement six months
after the war ~ over there VIII not
be "a rims champion ~ any class " no
will hr sure ~ his ti,ls,' wns their
surprising statement You can MAX"
1, ~ strong bA Nuu please added
GihSuu we know Thrit id's, was
horn ~ tiNing experience Icon
ard. tn huust war charities. had gone
into the camps and huNed any en-
listed man whom tho officers would
nominate There was no arguments
over weights Frequently Kenny
would glve away 10 ~ Is pounds.
again some ~ the more ambitious
would scale less than the champion
Onr little red heudcd fellow sailed
into Leonard ~ though the latter
was "a mere preliminary fighter tie
nearly topped the champion In the
first two yuunds In the nrNt twu -.
pctience began to count ana play iis
part
Leonard won out but he viii
never forget what ~ close Nll he had
II was that bout that Ted UlllN Uih.
son and the champion to make the
assertion lltd the NuuuHstrr know n
half aH much about the scientific side
~ boxing aA does cuuhrd there
might have been "a dlttrtcni story 10
tell
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-18
Great Lakes Baskcfeers
To Hare Hedry Schedule

GREAT LAKES Dec - mn
NhnndlrN who ctptaincd Wisconsin
to the nix ten basket hall champion
ship a year agn has taken over the
Wuu1r'mcnt ,uf the Gtrdt lakes five
Npt only VIII Ihnndlcy play center.
but hc IN drafting one of the most
comprehensive schedules on record
llc pluus tn show the sob team from
coast tu ruuvt
pur ~ the rps already arranged
Includes gHfUrs lu N"w Work CitN and
tt Annapolis \ tour ~ tho western
conference colleges also i~ cardcd 49,
yell ns ~urtic- into nearby collegiate
territory
llrrmtn T. Ol,ott. who handled
the football team during the early
games uf 'hr season and Who ls a
member uf the Iurdick commission
uu naval athletics ~ coaching the
bulky squad nlcnti hns daily
TURNOUT ut mote than 80 llc eN-
poets to tvtu,o the varsity group
tb about o.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-18
High School Gridsfers
May BE GiUen SUedfers

Peace may have come In time TO
enable members of Tulsa nigh
schools nll-vlctorious football team
to secure initiated sweaters this year
When the season started II was con
sldcrrd improbable that swcaters
NJ the war. hut Prof. NJ e. prunty,
principal. said yesterday II yas pos
sihlc recommendation would he
mad" faNoring such reward to the
hoys who brought the eastern Okla
homa championship To Tulsa
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-18
here Wild Scramble Jess Willard ThroWs His Title Into Rim
LOCAL CAGERS MAY
MAKE KANSAS TR|H
wichita, Arkansas CIV AN, a..
field Prospective Inm,. e..
Swing >ur,hwnrd

Tulsa high school ,.... 4
mako ~ trip into ktu-.. in. .,,.
II present plans m,i,rl.., r i
came known ycsforlIt ,.,.,,
tons with Wichita have irl.0.,,1
stage whore u game thrr. . ..,,,|
cred certain proNdIrr r,... 81
games can b" arranged f,r ... ~
trip The locals hope io r,t ,,]
kansas city nnd Wur,I r- N
other two games Atfl...s ID
won the Kansas hirh s,l.a. .h,r]
pionship last year und Winfield Vi
runner up
Under the tut"lugo ~ Cl,.ler
MARI, "A graduate ur bmft ,oIsJ
the more enthusiastic of OBJ. lo.l
baSketecrs have hc,u 'uu.re a
several weeks, and since the clos. \
the football season. Coach ,.r,ry NJ
been devoting his timc m n,sLeh,I
also. The team Is workiur Nonl,l
Tuesday Wednesday and Thut,a1
afternoons.
Except for few dt'rs contract
last season. none ~ tho srhod.l
has been definitely decided upon ;
date. u is expected 20 be- prnc,laI
completed, however. before N
Christmas holidays
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-18

NEW YORK. Dec, ~ The old
life has strong call for l,ubc Mar
guard lie announces that n re-
leased from the navy hcfore the
baseball season opens he will go into
vaudeville ~ the Leader of Jackie
iagE hand. which he has organized
and which has been promised book
ing on some circuit or other I'M
agine the Huhe leading iazz band
well II ought to pack tho house
attd knock en- dead
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-18
Moving Pictures Prore
Correctness Of Decisions

NEw YORK. Dec /, private
exhibition Of slowed down motion
pictures OF baseball PLAYERS IN action
was given In the rnthr exchange N"-.
tctdnN They we're ~ pitching
catching batting ana plav ON a
runner ~ second base The pictures
nf tho pitching brought out What
escapes the eyes ~ nine out ~ ten
fans Or more, and that Is the "N-
IRENE distance the buSman's body
revciNes after he has let go ~ the
nall The most interesting and pos
SihlN Naluhil point brought out.
however, was that the slowed down
process tells beyond alI dispute
whether an umpire makes "a right
or wrong decision on u close one.
Every movement II revealed and II is
shown clearly whether the runner
teaches the base before or after be.
ing Jagged
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-18
,,rnru,lcr Canning p,or.

NFW NUIlk IIr| y UUOtrUH
Carpenter the frcn,h hca,NWrig ht'
champion. may usht Tack dempsey
on American soil next year Cnt.
pen,icr. now that the Nsr is over.
viii he allowed tn VT this country,
and Il iS said that he wlu ,russ the
Atlantic earl, iu the rptinr ~ the
care ~ an American manager. who
finally has arranged terms ON the
other side Carpenter weighs iHt
pounds stripped. aud has kept n IA
self in up top phNsirnl condition \
battle With Dempsey even for 10
rounds M Madison square Garden
prov idiug there b. u new boxing
hW in this state hN the time h" ~.
fINes would bv 10 seuHttuu. ulsu a
gold mime Tor the ptuWo'rts
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-18
NeT Split on Series
Money Prores Popular

rNr s,hrur " dividing world r
series money among the first four
clubs of each major league worked
SO we'll last season that 10 viii be
continued lohn Nrydlcr shid that
IN spite uf trNiug conditions. the sea
son cut short and the PLAYERS think
iug murr nf tho dtntt than ~ base
ball. the Nurious teams mat had no
chance Tor first place took a lNelirr
interest IN their work than they
would have otherwise, that the In
Ceutiye to ny hard was greater than
II thoro had been ne reward and
that so. tar ~ " was Within the
range of their ability they PLAYED
hettsr
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-18

rhe Newark club Of the new Inter.
nSIionai league In homeless sand can
not play tall next year unlez. "a new
patk 4. constructed. The owner. of
The old grounds In Newark which
we're used by the new ln,crnntionais
last season, have sold half the prop
erty TO a neiHhborins Industrial
plant, ~ that only a part OF the In
neld n msinA
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-18
l,rr,,,r Stlll sut.

NEW NONk- UVT n IhuiIrN
llcrsuR Who had hrru prrtt, quiet
since the season closed s out Win
an announcement that he viii not
return To- baseball urNt Nvlr Ne
says he made that statement ,htN
.nsI ran amt hat he has not changed
~ ~ nd since
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-18

H"hNN Wrlsht ihhkH iuf rlghl years
Morris Was the urigiuni white
hops. Jim Hymn was the original
nnd onl, white hope cru-hcr.
when Jack Johnaon battered Jim
JeffrieH into hrlpleHsncss out at
Reno. NcN on July 4 1910.
there Immediately arose u cry for
some one Ia come to the rescue
of tho CauChElhn race. to bring
back the championship out uf
darkness into light carl Morris
Was tho first to answer the call
SN feet inches IN height and
weighing 21S pounds. h. vas cu.
gerry accepted M "A savior and
quickly rushed To n high pedestal
hy an over zealous public before
The close of IN, year he had
Knocked out TIN Hurley, I'd An
derson, battling lifitt, jim liar.
per and Marvin Hart These we're
the only battles hr engaged Ia
during the fall of 1910. In 1911
he continued his rusgrd way, put
tlng To- sleep spike Kennedy. Mike
Schreck. Jack uryer, lIll lass
and Al Williams
lie met his first stumbling biorL
whrn he clinib,d into the ropes
against Jim Flynn at New YORK
ti>nn cut his fa,v ~ rtb'pons and In.
nirtrd n,orr punishment on the
mammoth SapuiIan than any other
fighter ever had endured IN New
Work. since tie old ,mr' knutkh
DAYS, That fight marked the turn
Ing point IN Morris career AMI gave
lynn new ltIsN un HE.
N that time Flynn hfd hai hi-
ring In the champiunHhip class aud
had been found wanting ile had
been la the game then fur II years
ANA was considered at hs s,nith
Since he had been knocked out hy
Jack johnson only two years pf,i
ously It was generally admitted that
he was not the man who could
knock the crown OF IuhusuuE hrtd.
Hut when he wallupcd Murris Humr
thought that pothapr he htd im
prnNrd sufficiently aud he was
matched With Johnson uguu this
time for the championship IUr trw
rounds he made a Nu.ttNtud show
lnT the bout taking place q, l.iA
Vegas. y NJ hut IN the ninth Iuuh
son han him IN Such bad shape that
thr police stopped the ugh'
Thrn n was thar he hr.im, ,u.
tcrnationHllN known ts IN, white
hope crushcr Nv this tuc the
woods were full ot white hopes.
amt because ~ his recent ,ugtrr.
mrnt With Johnson iNuu mu,r
ally became the standard los Wh,,h
each was gaugrd ns tu whether hr
4 a.
. superior ia johnson Nud 30 rn
happened that ever, WhItr home
Who went up asa uSi t.,uu tIsl
went down. less willard fuv
onlA one ~ the lot Who mower van
nt"ul "f Flynn finally h'nmr
champ ON
White the tpr,yr, uf IINnn an,,
Morris have psrnllrlri ,n ~ -LjL inr
degree. there II vast dIIfrr NJ iu
the feeling ~ the iirhi puhli, over
their respective def, It's last Nnndn,
nigh, Their wns s,Iuv-- nt ~,
passing ~ the veteran utrmnn. hu,
satisfaction ~ ia" Lnow whgirt that
tie SnpulIm cnrlnpyr wns forever
done With hu,iug
No one rl-v Wno nts uis,,,I ih,
Dhampinuship ht. ever won .u.H j,
place ~ the Affection, uf tho frh'
puhU, 49, htn llm lI,uu Ito has
hvrn q rugged Fighter who never ht,
known What I' Vts iu ht,N Np and
whose greatest asset ~, hI. .uut
age hi- gtW'u'ts aud tuUfN it
ass mllnt" punishment and .uu,
back lighting Nineteen ,rtt, h,
has been iu M" riug tuI % uuir.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-02-11

Canadian county second bottom farm
320 acres, all ploucd loo ncros alfalfa. i6j
acres wheat. dark level soil one mile from
river and two from town; highly I'M
proved and IN evory WY attractive
tii Grs lopn r percent. immediate posses
sion. equity fl3 600 cash. whant included
DR T. T.. BNNl'M,
iO6-f Terminal Bldg
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
IN CITY

GOOD money making grocery for sale;
cheap rentt best coored trade; all cash
703 T.. End Wal b02b
FOR SALE--Onc Of the best advertised
and up-to- date cleaning businesses in
Oklahoma city, we ARE doing n fine
business every day; We have all OF the
up-to-date machinery and this place
can be handled with a small cash pay
ment and the rest small monthly pay
ments C-li. care Okahoman
FOR sALE-Tln shop. doing good busl-
ness with all tools Can at so ~ Hud-
son 81 Phone Wal $40.
HOTELS and rooming houses for sale.
Tomlin & Hoffman, Hotel Brokers,
132h W Main. Maple 1873
TWENTY FOUR ROOM HDOMING
house, close In, - rooms furnished.
must be sold quick Wal 1N'
PARTNER wANTED-wIth $50 O00 In
clear cut business TINT can be developed
10 pay Is percent; must he In position 10
give some attention to management W
So OklahOmaR.
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REFRIGERATORS AND SODA
FOUNTAINS

WE HAVE ready for shipment soda foun-
tHinF all sizes, from feet 10 rs feet,
also good second hand fountains good
terms, We cnn deliver you fountain
quick W r HAYWOOD Soda Fountain
COMPANY, 22i N. Robinson
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CATTLE AND STOCK

FOR SALE Thoroughbred Shetland non.
leH stations. mares Hud rDltsi some
t,Fsiurdt others subject 10 tegHfy,
olhoit lull blood grades spotted and
plll 'olou. gentle inr cl.lduu write
ne what you want w. f. Boyd. Plain
view TrhHs
For NALE Two horses. ono murr with
$3.50 Wal Tai0.N '
For SAIL Ten ~ mules ut a bar
gnin 'lh West Reno
TlllE eglsirrcAJcrchcrnn horses aud
BLACK lacks viii be- sold Ht public auC.
uYn IhuuNai Fob ~, lglA. at Holden
willie Oklu
ONE blk hor-r. ll ,sHra uli. sound aud
Eenile n ll No Q, lioh g. Arcadia
Okln
fOH NALi.aTN,nfy young mules. some
h'nNy enough fur light work your
choice from so ~ N2i easy terms "
u stone, ~ k ~, % or g. - HloglAr,
a'' leo Ildr Phone W 800
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Arknnsaa.

MONEY MAKING FARMS In Southwest
Arkansas Tor il5 TO $40 per acre on
good terms. crop failures unknown; mild
healthy climate; send for copy Of large
Farm Bulletin. Stuart Land Co, De
Queen, Ark
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ARTHUR Davidor

Oklahoma City, Okia.
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AUTOS, VEHICLES AND
ACCESSORIES

'H.' NJ 'H'H' 'afHasfsesesf
ron .AALl. ~ hnrgRlni I b.passenser
Dodge, bsplHsrnEer overland H. H.
nnc1hU Gl1 N nrondvny
flVE.rAssENgER rar. good running
order llbOi must Hrll nj once Cal
wal iUji
ron AlE- Maxwell nr. In nrat-ciass
condition, ~ n hnrHnln 500 " i'm
ron SALl;-one.ton truck buick, en-.
gino good r'pAlr. clsh BoS %, PoncA
GUY Okla
ron SALE Three hlgh.class lnto model
1917 Ford touring these cars are worth
tho money
Roberts Motor Co.
llj w. End
FOR tAlE-lmyc Wulck light six
roadster, model ~ Overland Tos dster.
VIII flll either ~ two, worth tho money
PHONE Wat 1900
siN.CNLlNpER, 7-passonger Chalmers
bscyllndor b-pHsHenEer Oakland. 6-cyl-
indfr, 2,paHonger Mitchell, A.cyllnder. 2.
passenger Mitchell. two 1918 Dodge road.
Hiers two 1915 6-i0 Hudsons. 1878 5.pas.
Henger Huick 1918 2-passeuger Buick
1918 Loco Fla all bargains Square Deal
h1itt lli W California Maple 30Oe
ftANTH PREMIER. snmc an now, cheap
con " 312l
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-02-11
FARMS

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terms punliNi u. ntinw HtiTnrtlyel I'm.
mohlnlr ponfes'.0n ioJ security Build
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uuQwN 4 Ronrprs
ron RrNT-ti Hrtcs s.toom house,
good well NJ water, windmill, elsrttic
lllniH ~ nl'at south N DHuItnl I'm un
Norman car llns, stop 8 can N \ 20. v.
" little
FIVE ACnlg tfnct In city limits Oh ilar.
rHh Ohlu uUud well ana harm two
room house. two RCreH Of this land is I'm
alfalfa terms m pat and will consider
cor un pant T. w Wnny, llarah, Okla
fpL EN.E lsl4 hrts good fou room
lhusc. small barn 'lnc rave, vailed
nui 0yorleadel with brick tNn fine wells
NJ water good orchard, fenced with woven
wire. balance NJ lnnd fine ami IN q high
state N cultivation This place II loca a 4
between Shawnee. Okla aud Tecum'sh
uklA near the car line. only one milo
from tho county hlGh school Price
q 1b0 No, terms n suit possession a
once n A strAughan, shawnee, Okla .
iuI Mammoth Bldg
SO ACRES about 4 miles northwest N
Helle lalf, 10 per acre inuBt sell.
rioT 1895 DrumrlEht, Okla.
ALFALFA LAND nNRGAiN.
We'll improved i00-hcfe farm ~ miles
market, level bottom land 100 H,rss set
10 alfalfa, practically oil good aliNtn and
corn land $40 acres fenced and cross.
fenced hoE tlght, equipped with good
dwelling ana harms very detlrhhle
farm. ono NJ the best IN the state ill
health Of tho owner reason for selling,
Offered for short time for $4,000 per
acre. Address htAtu Rank ot Calumet,
Calumet, Okla