davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The daily progressive-miner., 1918-01-10
RE PARTIALLY
 DESTROYS CABIN
Blind Ernie" badly burnt When Coal Oil Lamp Explodes in
 His Face

A fire, which might have proved disastrous in more ways than one, had it not been for the quick and ef- fcient work of the fire boys, was quickly extinguished soon after it had started but not without bad con- sequences, for Blind Ernie" Hyde, the occupant of the small house, was very severely burned about the face, arms and head.
 The injured man, who has been partially blind since he was only six for number of years and is known by all He recently moved into the small two roomed house owned by Miss Agnes Edmond near the Post office. About three weeks ago he purchased new oil stove which according to directions, must be gen. erated with gasoline. Last night at six o'clock after he had been laying down, he arose to start his stove, and following directions as usual he prim- ed the stove with ,ne gasoline, turn ing on the oil and stricking match, when the explosion occurred. shaking the whole house, and burning his face, arms and chest, and singing his hair. He made his way as quick as possible after the shock to the door, and opening it called Fire. :,
 Neighbcrs accross the street, hearing , the call, rushed to his assistance and 1 turned in an alarm He struggled into few clothes, before being over 1 come by the flames and smoke, which had caught into the flimsy paper
 walls of the small cabin, and made ] his way outside. when he was taken
 to the hospital a few doors away.
 Dr. Miller was called in to dress his
 wounds, and he will probably remain
 in the hospital for eyeral days. Blind Ernie" is a musician, hav-
 ing made his living here playing the
 piano and all his music. prepared for blind people, of raised notes. has been
 destroyed as we'll as his few person.
 al belongings, Ga typewriter, and all
 his clothes The building was only
 burned inside.
The daily progressive-miner., 1918-01-10
DREAM DOPE
Thursday and Friday

Fannie Ward well known to the Dream patrons will be there in some oe the c'a fast gowns yet shown on he screen.
 Jack Dean, her husband, will also 3 in Cue east with her
 Diamonds and Hearts are the rrumps in this featureplay tonight hearts win out as usual
 "Tho Years of the Locust" is a well known story and should take eeu beins one of the Paramount seI- ee. pictures
 Burton Holmes will be on hand to show you The Real Streets of Carlo" Don't d;sappoint him, but be there and taas this side trip
 Charlie Chaplin will be here soon in the return engagement, The Fire Man"
 Charlie Cbaplin's leading man who every one knows for his parts as the William. was killed in Los Angeles the other aag during an auto smash up.
 "Jeau Che Woman that great spec tacle that Geraldine Farrar is coming here n soon was directed by Cecil B. DeMilte that genius that put out the Little American they say it's even 2 greater picture, but we must see it a be convinced.
 Fatty Arbuckle should be here very soon in that second Paramount come dY Reckless Romeo adv.
The daily progressive-miner., 1918-01-10
TWO MEN ARE MISSING
 AUTHORITIES REPORT

Deputy Marshal Sharpe reported two men missing today Parties in from Roe Point cannery reported to the au- thorities here that John Dolan, watch man of the cannery, who is supposed to have left Ketchikan about Christ mas time, has not returned to Roe Point, and no word has been received as to his whereabouts. Game Warden Patsy Hamilton will leave early to- morrow morning in his launch on a search for the supposedly missing man.
 Indians hereabouts also report Dan Lott, native of Pennoch Island, as missing. He has small cabin on the small island across the channel, next to the Wm. Moran place. He is re- ported to have left Ketchikan about a month ago for his home across on the island, and nothing has been seen or heard of him since. Indians have been searching for him in vain, so far.
 Which would you prefer to do, pay $35.O0 for a suit or overcoat next fall or buy one now for $2O.O0 at Fields? adv.
The daily progressive-miner., 1918-01-10
4l2N F007 cf 9Ze tRfTHr2. (
3zet saine Their Share sf t3 Avoid Waste in
 Homes

More than 12.aoo, 009 food conserya- aou p1e#ge5 have been signed by housewife throughout the United sfatss according to information given aat b1 fEa Food Administration bur san tn 8a zafngton. D. C. The total number of families, as disclosed by tha eaasHs. 5s 2zo00.ooo The food ad- m'ni=Tsa5a expects that within the next few weeks the number pledged wifi reach f5 o00 zoe or 70 per cent of he possible total
 Now thai f.nd Of a percentage does uaf interest Alaska at all for, if Alas }aHs go in fer anything, it must be all together or not at all, and from the report given out by Mir. C. T. Gardner ot the crest Service, chairman of the local foo3 savings committee, it is all t8s in Ketchikan Workers have been c3uyassing the various res idanuaI districts, in an effort to have all housewives sign. and from indica- tions it Will he another victory for the Government, or 100 percent of KetchiEan5 population ready to help win tIe @ae by saving on food that could inc shipped 10 the Allies. A full report of Inc bership will be pub lished t few days, Mr. Gardner promises when the exact figures will be available.
The daily progressive-miner., 1918-01-10

benders, machinists, power sewing machine operators (women), sailmak- CTS, ship draftsmen, shipfitters, ship smits, sub-inspectors of ordnance, and other mechanics and technical men are badly needed The United States Civ I Service Commission is urging, as a patriotic duty. that persons trained in these lines offer their services to the Government at this time of great need. Representatives of the Civil Service Commission at the post off ces in all cities are giving full infor- nation and supplying application blanks No written examinations are
 required.
The daily progressive-miner., 1918-01-10
HARBINGERS OF SPRING

The quaintest of new frocks have been received at the Parisian Cloak & Suit Shop, some with checker board pockets, embroidered motifs, and oth- CT late novelties. To go with these stunning dresses, a new shipment of neck pieces, in Red and Cross Foxes, exquisitely made up, have been re- ceived Muffs to match. See our windows. Clearing sale continues adv.
 Walk-Over Shoes all grades $500 at Field 's-adv
The daily progressive-miner., 1918-01-10
ALAMEDA SAILOR IS
 ARRESTED FOR BEING
 DRUNK AND DlSORDERLY

The first case of 'Grunkeness to come before the U. s. Commissioner here, since the first of the year will be that of John Jacobson, sailor of the Alameda crew, who was found drunk on the streets yesterday morn ing while the boat was ill port, prompt ly picked up by the authorities and given time to sober up. He plead gull ty this afternoon and was fined $2O and costs in default of which he was com mitted.
The daily progressive-miner., 1918-01-10
NIGHT SCHOOL

Rev. Van Marter will give talk on American Citizenship before the citi- zanship class of the night school at S:45 this evening. Every member of the class is urged to be present and all others who might wish to hear this important address will be very wei come
The daily progressive-miner., 1918-01-10
NEW U. s. NAVAL
 ESTABLISHMENTS
(By Mail)

(Dy Mdll1
 WASHINGTON, D. c. Dec. 1917.- For many years there have been few additions to the number of navy yards and stations in the United States, but the war has made neces- sary a considerable increase in our facilities for conducting naval opera tions.
 The naval aircraft factory at Phila- delphia, Pa, and the naval operating base at Hampton Roads, Va, have recently been completed and are now in full commission. In course, of e. paration are a naval training ste on at Gulfport, Mass, and submarine bases at New London, Conn, and San
The daily progressive-miner., 1918-01-10
NOTICE

In ordcF Q conform with the eight hour law, beginning Monday, January 14th, banking hours will be from 10 A. II. to F. M
 MINERS & MERCHANTS BANK
The daily progressive-miner., 1918-01-10

Over three feet of snow fell in the Kantishna district the latter part of July, followed by heavy rain and Washout resulted.
The daily progressive-miner., 1918-01-10
Sunday and Monday
Gladys Br0ckwell
The girl of thous aad expressions in
 HER TEMpTATION''

Power of will that all prevailing influence which forces to follow the path right wrong wins the final victory sin
 is revealed in this of girls efforts to her sister from unhappy marriage herself from the seal of SPECIAL MUSCVon Flute and Pianowll be added to this already strong bill will make program to suit everybody
The daily progressive-miner., 1918-01-10
KETCHZKAN FURNITURE
 COMPANY

Before you buy, sell or ex- change your furniture, figure with the Kctchikan Furniture Company.
 Opposite the Dream Theatre.
The daily progressive-miner., 1918-01-10
January 10th and l1th

Very i-,le doubt exists ill the minds e. aawsoa residents but what Hubert r31rell. we'll known Arctic Explorer, spd former prospector, has lost his life Two or three years ago several natives brought the report that they had found an inscription on a tree in tue vicinity of the Anderson river. Bi- shop sGinger again met the natives this summer and asked for a copy of fla message which showed that the tis=e Of writing the man was in no real darger, but evidently perished shortly ter the winter of 1910 or 1af1. Some articles in cache includ- ing a camera were found but no trace of the man. although there were signs of the camp.
 The Fairbanks News Miner states that certain official of the United States Government had made the sug- ge~tion that an attempt be made to in duce the government to establish a big camp in the Interior of Alaska for handling German prisoners of war. They also state that while many may saae4 at that proposition Fairbanks has q number of excellent reasons to put ap to the government in favor of securing this camp.
The daily progressive-miner., 1918-01-10
including Nurses Sal
 arfa4 3,562.00 T0a $3,701.4

NJ H thank one 9s-4 all for har e a.ri5utiar also MT. and MS M sraE. CTS Thatcher Mil 1er. e-. a, Mrs George Look
 donations which were
The daily progressive-miner., 1918-01-10
The GRAND Thursday and Friday January 10-l1 '
THE OCEAN WAIF"
CARLYLE BLACKWELL AND DORRIS KENYON
Thursday and Friday
January 10--11
with


 The story by Frederick Chapn of infant washed of rockbound island of the Atlantic Coast where she reared by a drurke fisherman Many after her brutal foster father she seeks refuge in that has the reputation of being haunted Her adventures in this deserted mansion amusing and 1t is she the hero the young novelist.
 Carlyle Blackwell has not appeared at the Grand for long time and his return will be welcomed by those that remembered him.
The daily progressive-miner., 1918-01-10

A Big Saturday Night Show is on Tap-see It.
The daily progressive-miner., 1918-01-10

SIBERIA THE VAST UNKNOWN Is the opening reel, and it is very interesting
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-02-27

OKLAHOMA rW.sr DUMlANNH
WNuUNlNH
FAST sluI lt\lINlN NJ Hfrr wrr.
uIudorn fuuwf, with basement. unli
,Ify school d block of car line Goo nn'F
ilthu. small ,sh payment aud ih. ltl
lunr" lu the building A Loan 'HN Nj
Morgan
UENNUKAUTE UNUgNN nr o l0ln
sf fuf uub $1,000. i1'u CHfh. h1l1uuH
81 a. usr month nt percent Interest
no TRADE TOR RESIDENCE n.ltE.
ftm of lFn I,rrs. boo UlHIur ,uuntN Win
fine orchard. t-room house. one hall IN
cultivation cement tank, fine Wcll good
i,urut uiIun s. unO. farm lonu 'nt NlN.
equity Z" trade fn. home 'nl NJ
tluL
7.WOuM HOME ustr r2u and Hudson
with llno hulls, pantry rlnsciH. lnht
meut uud iuruuur. barn. Eutarr. 'm,h
ru huutr fine bearing ffuli u,rH. TOT
uuIN 81 ..H rruW lrrN PAYMENT. hrI uit
90 suit can NJ MntGnn
81 900 hugs O. a.fUuW home on lnlH.
with large barn. nu ilst st. u'u illf
SON Ulyi only $500 cash, balance llkr
rent
Houses stores Hnd farms fur rent
MIR ALBERT g. UlSllEN 10 mana
ger NJ our insurance department Nm
him about ~ EoNlrr wins
We nro o. b TREASURY AgENIN
| fur lhe sale NJ WAU SAVING Ann
TuWtT STNMrs Uuy l'hrHIN. hnlp
win the var
OKLAIIuNN TRUST CONrNNN,
COS 10 Insurance lllig Maple 10
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-02-27
small Tor Ms 10 handle
Empire Brokerage
Company, Inc.
Phone Maple snss l0s N Robinson
Oklamade oil and Gas

1000 shares of thIs dividend stock Of a
luum ioh rarnnu ~ M1lesuc W.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-02-27
TONE
SEEN IN STOCKS


NlN NOIk. lpN q, IUul stocks ,uu
urH,l uI,r operations ui The upDuIul ~
iuiHNH stock market. wa furulrlilrr
nNrtUEIus ruiuH uf point UalINu lp.
connective. Genital Leather. rmtIIlu
Strul liu,i Sugut the motor gfuup AMI
iuh1ruus urfr uuiHiuudiur ftptIr,H Mud
'Irl, strength WAS shown hy HhipplrgH
hnh rails s. Sipb opened Ht ffny.
tiunnl decline, Immediately rHlllDi and
gH .nnd'u1 r'nrlrg 0Ain. Liberty bonds
oils J,nd inactive equipments wpfo tho
s't"ng i'Hlur'0 uf the nunl hour. loHdriH
tchciinE 1 iu points The CLOSING VpH
iff'Eulnr l.lhorlN liss sold ~ W voc tu
y NSr. FIRST ~ M W l,r ~ VI soc and p,r.
Uud o. pt NR bu tn HB M
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-02-27
KANSAS CITY

KANSAS CITY, Fob n HOGS RE-
cclpts ~ Oo0 steady, hulk l1l6Qi1tU.
hrnyy IlLl6dl1tb. Hight N11b1fi1io.
plgs SO O01n62h CATTLE Receipts
. ono, strong prime fod steers til 00fp
Ill6. dressed beef stcnrH 81 OOu 10 90
southern steorT 1850 " 90, ulyrs ~ 90
a 1850 EHEEr Receipts o 900. lOc
higher. lambs ti57hui6 10. ynntlinEs
tia O0ffii ~, wblherH ~ OOn 27i owos
4 2iul2dO HoCkers ~ OOuibs5
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-02-27
GET IN At the START !


'"a' - 'he lime 10 Make bG Pref
lie In Oil
Don Walt untll TIE PRAIRIE on
COMPANY EriH hlH production The sioux
VIII be worth twcniy 10 hfty times the
present price
ms TRAiRin Oh COMPANY b.,,ns
business with holdings Of i2sO acres q
itch oil lands In seven proven fields OF
wyoming and Colorado, Company holds
option on large Screage In the wild hsps
fark, Colorado, where tho ,0OO. barrel 90.
lumblne well was reported IN last week.
our rlsdHlo Dome WyominHI lease Il 10.
Gated two miles from tho famous nlspin
Nell flowing 800 bArrslH per day our
Nolchts nOms Wyomlnel leass IL locatsd
about n mllo from the Matches well. pro.
duclnH 200 barrels n day al o. q barrel
company has paid many thousands Of dol.
lars cash a. bonuses TO secure some Of these
leases
CoinpAny's holdings adIoln Kinney, selling
for u por share, Midwest selling for tl 20
per share, Mexican Petroleum, selling for
VI 10 shiloh, aOc, Jupiter. lSc
Hundreds Of wells ara heinE rushed to
completion around our properties Each new
well brought In increases the value OF
PNAlNlh nlLH leases and of PNAlflH
OH stock Capitalization t1b 900 all com.
mon stock, fully paid and non. aasssHnble,
sold on monthly payment plan N desired,
First small allotment solnG tnpidly at 20
per share. Company VIII follow out n viz
oIoua program of drilling and deyelopmsnt
NJ liH vast properties Production 10 to hs
uhiHlnod ~ once Company has no debts
~ flvo directors are all ~ them clean.cut,
hlHhN Huccoasful business men N mature
Judgment They know oil PRAIRIE on.
should make YOU fortune nut invest
NOW--at the start, PRAIRIE OF stock
before ven long should bh worth doilafs
uet al YOU can At 30 per share, stock is
respoHdsnct Grasp your opportunity Mail
your cheek today. II upon receipt OF fur
iher Information you are dissa tlsned, We
viii gladly refund your money
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-02-27
MElI,2l:LIllll.

REALTORS
Walnut q, 2o9l " Main ST.
MUST satisfy mortgage. win Foll track.
Hge factory site near Item Biscuit Co..
with 81 100 improvements and two lots.
nll for 81 500 cash Phone, after o.clgck
Walnut iJs7-J
lh-ROOM hgh.claHs apartment house.
furnished. close In: Owner leaving city.
Price $500 9ls y stiles
GROOM modern house, iOth and ClAssen.
s. $50 Walnut ll7h
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-02-27
LEGALS


IlECElVElrS SALE
Tho undersigned, receiver m the a. !.
GosHelt on aud GnH company Of ll6d.
mont. Okla. Will. ht 10 o'ClopE a m. on
ThufsdAy. Fot. N, 1918. at office ~ Watt.
son a Hatch. In Citizens National Bank
BuildinE, ~ ~ Reno OkH offer for sule
and sell tu tho highest bidder, Tor cash
an tho property and nHSrtH NJ said com
ppuN. the general description ~ which
lH uH follows
Approximately t16i acres under oil and
gas lease to said company md situated
about two miles southwest ~ Piedmont
iu ranges five tjD aud six 90 and town
Canadian county Oklahoma ON tho east
half psl Of tho southeast One-qyNrter
Is y. ~ ~ G.l3.b IL u we'll approximate
ly eleven hundred ul00l feet docp. The
derrick used IN drilling said oil we'll he.
longs 20 tho company, the tools nud ma.
ChlnCry having been under lUase II n
understood TINT tho lease upon tho riR
can te continued. n 50 desired The
greater portion Of the leases Included In
the above acreage In IN the immediate
vicinity ~ snld we'll nnd Mat showing
location ~ each lease viii be- furnished
unou request
Possession Of said property will he
on said date. delivered 10 said purchaser
All further Information concerning tho
property above referred 20 and concern.
ing tho affairs NJ snld company known
to said receiver. will bo furnished upon
request
Address the undersigned ~ Reno, okla
&. q WATTSON. Receiver
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-02-27
New BwmgaIow

ron SALE 6.room now modern
huugaiuN, built for H homo hy owner,
all built In features. dluingroum iu
uunrtefod white uuk. beam rpiIur pui
panclod wullt. li,lur room IN plain white
oak. brick mantrl. oik floors. Wur'r
room In curly rcd birch. eds, grain :
+. floors, beautiful sun room. break.
fast nook. large chicken pom. good CUR
den spot, large gurggr. cement drive.
rose garden Win choicest ~ iUH.H See
N ~ 1890 " 3uh 81
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-02-27
CHICAGO

CHlCAGO rrh g. nuTTER Iow~.
creamery iluiic EGGH Higher: 70
cripis "nf, ,Hsrs. rtuH 600. ordinary
ilfHtH 3NU 3lu. ui mark cases Included.
JNW3Nr POTATOES Receipts "a cars
unchanged POULTRY Alive. Nm.
changed
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-02-27
Outside Livestock
EnRT MoRrH.

FORT WORTH Texas. Fob ~ CAT
TILE Receipts % 600, steady and active.
hcryca lA iuul250 IlOuH Rocripts
900 tnc tO Zoe lower. heavy 80 hnqf
1919 SHEEP Rorelpts 500 steady
Lambs 50 0UUlG 90
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-02-27
ATTENTION INVESTORS

Tho National Union on & Gas Co. ~
Blackwell, Oku., Is now a closed corpora
tlon. ON solid. dividend paying basis,
They have seven producing wells, Hint
others drilling or under operation zone
thirty million cubic foot Eosss< brgn
amount OF undcveloped acreage, casing
head gasoline plant under construction.
stock when taken of the mNket was
selling pi ST. per share Should double
or triple in value In next few months We
have 400 shares AT $3.50, 100 shares at
information inquire
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-02-27

FOu BALE Pair NJ good lots win ~
rngr. " sTtn SNAP. would nuaur'
building n Mouse bungalow now heing
nuild ON adjoining lul " slonor
Walnut 6r21-l
WY 10 ~ GOOD lluNE close i'm
w az U on q. lh g. Seven
tsh,d I'm, decorations and fixtures. ull
basement mrnHcc loui good Iuu suit
able for auto. everything flrst-rltHs.
built Tor homo and HlwuiH occupied
hy owner Price only $3.50. suitable
terms can hr arranged, clear " iuuum-
hriuCF 81 900 loan can o., had ON this
property Listing JS
Can NJ for appointment We ran show
YOU any class of property ui tho Ight
uTlpe
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-02-27
Ban on February Trading
Helps Bulls in PHI,
cmcAoo oRAlN ANo PROVISIONS.

CHICAGO, Feb ~ Grain prices fhl-
lied today from tho weakness which yea
lCldnv resulted from peace gossip Of
fofiHgH we're llEht aud II took only mod.
rrHlu huylng 10 give corn al upward
lrudpncN Prohibition NJ further trading
luNtha Irhuuy delivery counted ~ a
hulllsh factor M the order was aocOfh-
panlnd by notice that settlements
-lyould have 10 ho ~ tho maximum price
NJ - ~ Opening figures. which we're
unehanEodNR q sGk for May. with
March mot quoted were followed by a
Sllghi immediate advance that was well
maintained
Honnincsp NJ rural offerings helped 10
strengthen nntH Producers and railroad
orH Nofo ElyinE evidence ~ prvfetaDes
IN The haudllng ~ corn After opening
10 Hhndo M 10 isHi,c higher. with May
NJ hh io ht, the market scored Sub
siautlnl gain
Heavy receipts " hogs weakened pro-
vlnlons selling h0Neyof, was not ag-
gtrMiye
IN the later dealings the fact that tha
weather was excellent Tor tho movement
NJ the crop acted AH . weightstu prices.
The close was stesdy NJ - nei advance ~
shade, with March ii2iA and May
81 2GN 10 81 81
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-02-27
OIL LAND. LEASES AND STOCK

WANTED gls persons iH invest $500 20
$1,000 ground lOUd proven in.uUfc,
richest part b, Han. nad. shAN Iu ore.
lit on Exchange Bldg Phone Wal lia|
nkahoma CITY
ron sNLI -Am urt 900 fharos rubber
tire stock DUitllup Owner 800 percent
discount on ircs iuH $40, licrw}ut
OKLA
For kALl-Wlrs me our best num IN
ON bui pant M oo0 hhlr'H GlpnrUHr
uil lmmod ti' shipment NJ Iu"u"F,
Little norh. Ark
VIII srr .Un Okp splr rhenp or trade
fof Oth star on GIuuloH' on Hul
olh'f siogks, lierhut A. bwdln I''u'
Rock An
WHAT nm offered i0r $50 shares Lucky
strike Lend a Zinc company rinta.
H-i2. Oklahnman
50 sllApEs Oklahoma sall ul $500 o.
a. OkIauoman
CAt u,u... urHuHHr Ou .ipD. n intrn
ui 0u.. Th, ruwuut lu. urId one llI''
idHud N percent 81 %. prr share They
,fn nov w"rhIng 80 ln mu'H ol p'rr hn'
nwrhut now owns 40 ufndur'W W"'If
.ih hrsu rig dul'iug uhrplul.N ih'
IL hHy on n, market Act pn'rh 3.
phHhgnu
NIHIrl 'un inuuu4 rl1t0fH iuf
nu 300 liup mUlUrH ~ nni 700 'N
stHt~ Petroleum $40, subject 90 prior
Htlc 4 T. bHhcl luilu Rock NF
FOR SALE 40 acre mluIug lease u.Nr
ufu. a tcfrIi0rN rus drills uu 700 r.IuH
H0K - richer uhH
WNNrrh O00 sh1ror American on
and UlNufN state lowest price fri
better ,hi.Nsnu Brokerage Company,
Ch|rkusla Okln
IANT aJrmI Hffru,nt wlhrs ~ uroi
ears Z viiI tad, iur llumD l'ilnlnE
nO.N T.', Oknhnwrn
WILL MY AmrrI,ru ON A Refining
or OkHh0mp on q Refining 70 O.
ilonns. Hobart uhlH
iNBuRERs WANTED m N0rm1u Ollr .
No. WufE nn auditorium building vnr.H
So mud alD pUr hour can Walnut ..h'
llolrHhoc 60
wan Tl'U UNUGNINr
iOU Oklahoma Salt. 81 900
$50 Atlantic Pacific OIl h..
900 Hoffman on H'f sN.
Son stand "a Petroleum SD.
fNu Gitutu.r on gN.
tuN American ON Rot. ohclr
g.NHu White Iu.k on zoe
A. T. UllNEL Little rock ''h
Ton SifT.IHc fHwr' MA Continent
Iihr Insurance f0r tinN Ar taken quick
book tilu' nl0ui SO share N q, care
nknhomn
kT0rRs WNNTkD-WW nu. Ginrn.o
OI iU. American On REF 81 ln, OK
Iahomn Star. ftC ulHDk Panther ~ IO,
fnr prompt delivery ~ Y. cnro 'N'n.
hom1n
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-02-27
n tho undersigned. ~ Reno, Okla
&. @ WATSON. Receiver.

NOTICE.
ANNUAL MEETING OF STOCKHOLD-
ERS OKLAHOMA GAS AND
ELECTRIC COMpNY
The annual meeting of the stockholm
Crs Of the Oklahoma Oas and Electric
Company will he held at the office "
the company ~ North broadway Ok
lghoma CITY. OkA. on Monday. tho 25th
dry Of March, 1913, at 10 O'clock, In the
forenoon n that day. Tor the purpose
Of elccting board Of directors and for
the transaction ot such other business
rs may come become the meeting
W Il MOLlNARD, Secretary
Dated Fob p. 1918
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-02-27

| llOGH Tho hog nHtkri wAs i0r lover
J frr today Top WIS 81 nn. bulk Of the
offerings golug 90 20 10 1850 Tho ret
| Huu fur the price break was the several
dnNH accumulation " huas I'm tho west.
| Tudnl'H run itself was mot ~ great. hut
! "a largo supply had piled up
/ fIosiua lloutattUns
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-02-27

Choice building nteg fur $500 high
ground close in. modern and o..
Sficted dlstriCt. bungalows NJ good
rAsH permitted water service iu
n O. Eastman. 22s Loo iildg Phones
". sji or NJ 1850