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The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1918-11-03
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W. l. Freeman ayr secretary at
Camp Security has lust returned from
San Antonio. where be attended con
florence OF "N workers fic was ad
ised that the eN superintendent OF
construction work has been ordered 10
Corpus Christ 10 prepare plans for
either remodcilne the present buildine
ai the army amp OF erecting ncv
structure
Tom c. Born has recovered from an
attack OF .nfucnza that has kept him
confined 10 his home for the past two
neoks.
Corporal Ralph Coleman OF Kelly
Field san Antonio, tx la the sity for
nm eight day leave Of absence ,iaii
ne has parents. M and Mrs. Charlie
H. Coleman
Harold Rankin. who enlisted in the
navy two years ago and is now o.
eunnct on destroyer la letter To
hls mother Mis lille Runkin tells ~
q fisht with submarine, which was
sunk -, his boat Tie DESTROYER was
given large gold star h tho admiral
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II'ala l'oIIIleal AaIellIsemeNI.l
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Let Me Solve All Your
LUbRICATION
PROBLEMS

No matter what engine you running-whcthcr
large small The success of It's economical opcr;
rests largely upon its lubrication
For the past few years in my capacity as special
road Representative and Salesman for the Gull Reh
Company have saved men Of my territory great
of worry and money by solving their fabrication
lens for them
TO get the right oil in the right placc-to that
engine and all its intricate working parts is getting
full benefit of its oil is what c-n do for you
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My experience in dealing with fabrication has be
understanding in all matters pertaining o it.
of oils on one of the largest r.iroads in tn Sout
men on the correct pr ocess of fabrication
To those mcn of my territory who have tn cir hub
MulTrlIlncT Railroad Representative and Saiosr
u, A ,WnItCHunOI Telephone 724 800
Territory includes Nucces San Patrcio i'm We
Jim Iogg, klebcrg Willacy and McNlulle Cou
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enthu-iastic MohawA user and hoouter
Ne takes personal interest la his
tiro equipment and lropueuus writcs
from t,a home sn Emporn. Kansas
tp the Mohawk factory asking adsic"
on some point ~ tire care 2Ii
CAdfertlscmentl
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Corporal Ralph Coleman OF keII
NOTICE 10 luRoRs

Criminal District Court has recessed
ON account Of the influenza therefore
an persons who have been notified
to SERVE as Pett Jurort FOR the weeks
hernuinp November ith aud ilth are
excused for the term
G.. T. WILKINSON
Douglas Island news., 1918-11-22

The A. B. service flag at Seward contains 36 stars.
 Curling will cb revived at Fair banks this season.
 Thor was am old-lashioncd thunder storm at Seward on November 7th.
 Petersburg Is also quarautincd on account of nu There are several cases there.
 The district Forestry office for thc Third Division has been moved from Seward Co Cordova.
 A. Lcm.cux was fined Sl5O at wraugcu Che first Of the month for selling hard cider.
 One hundred and forty men are employed at Che government coal mine at Eska. Alaska.
 Nome natives have started a mu- scum Co preserve the relics or past ages found near there.
 The first mail for che inferior of Alaska. routed via Seward lcIt that rlaec ou November l3.
 Uuea u Westward Alaska. has uo doctor and is offering induce mcuts for one Co locate there.
 ifs estimated that a million dol lars worth of herring were packed jud sold in Alaska this season.
 Train service between Seward and . Anchorage has been discontinued on account of che influenza epidemic. Extra fast time is being made in laying Che rails on Che Fairbanks division oC che government railway The lrcightcr Skagway, which ar. rived at Seward a few days ago brought 30 days mail from Juneau "ssysau" Jack. a we'll known ma. ! tive citizen ot Valdez, was married there recently Co a young native girl
 Most an Of Che Alaskan cities tC Che Westward arc observing quar- autine regulations on account c che flu.
 Tho body of Vincent Djrtoro wal brought home Co skagway fo' burial The young man died last month al Camp Dodge.
 Freight Clerk F. c. Mohl Of th' steamer Admiral Farragut died o pneumonia a couple Of weeks ag' .gt Anchorage.
 Y PauI-Jones is the heading giver announcing the marriage of loui Paul Co Miss Matilda Jones at wran reI Che othe- day
 The city of Latouche serves no ticc that passengers leaving boat for thct place win be quarantine, for ot least ninety days.
 
 Steve Green. of Cordova, died a Camp Dodge. Iowa. last month iron influenza. He was the hrst Cor dova man to die in servieee.
 Five hundred and fifty men ar employed by Che Kennccott Coppe Mining Company at thc present time They ore running short-handed. ! Miss Mclaughlin. Of Cordova committed suicide near chat plac Che nrs, part of this nonth by jump .me overheard from launch. Ta lady vas about 36 years old au came from New York early Chi summer.
Douglas Island news., 1918-11-22

Lieut.. James McLcnnan. son or Mir. and Mrs. Fred McLcnnan, Of Whitchorso, who was reported miss ing i'm battle some time ago. has been reported as a prisoner in Ger many. Lieut.. McLennan was a mem bcr of Che Royal Air Forces.
 A miner at Mccarthy. after drink ing a quantity of near beer that is sold there. went to his room in a hotel. lit a cigarette and wont Co sleep. He woke mp Co find himself and bed on fire Ho was oXtinguish- cd with the aid Of the fire depart mcnt
 Mrs. Lars Gundcrson, of Haycock, Alaska. which Is 1SO miles inland from Nome. is in Seattle and reports that her town raised SGOO for thc American Rcd Cross. At a dance given there for the purpose. there were 60 men present and only five women.
 Tn Kcnnccott Copper Company has had Co store away moro than l2.0OO tons of copper ore owing to. tho fact that transportation facili-. ties were not available Co take it. to Che statcsthis fall The value of Che ore is between four and five. million dollars.
 Suit has been filed at Vancouver B. C.. by Mrs. C. s. Templcton Co ob- tain damages for Che loss of her son, Gordon Templcton, who was a mem bor of Che crew of the Princess so- phia. Mrs. Temploton seeks to ob- tain damages for the loss of her son through drowning.
 The heavy ice run on Che Yukon stopped tho caribou herds from crossing the rivc- nearf Dawson. Tho animals were compelled to fol- crossing Che rlvcr near Dawson. tho river. which brought them past Dawson. Most of thc Dawson folks had secured their winters meat be- fore the migration stopped.
 c. Madscn, big game hunter and fur trader. recently shot a brown bear which measured twelve feet and four inches from snout to tail tip and weighed approximately 2.OOO pounds. It took three shots Co bring him down and his hide cov- cred the side of a barn when stretch ed
 A concrete business block is being built at Cordoya by Captain Lathrop which will be one Of the finest in i the Territory. The building is FOX 100 feet In dimensions, with three stories and basement facing the street and five stories on the rear street. The structure will house @ theater 5OxlOO feet three large stores, eleven offices and seventeen apartments in addition to storage space.
 The clam output of Alaska was O little shy this year, according to F.. IE. McConaghy, superintendent of the Pioneer Packing Company Of Cor dova. who arrived yesterday from the North says the Seattle Times. McConaghy says there are two req sons for the shortago-the clans were not quite as plentiful and it was impossible Co get help to gather them. The company's annual prod uct was reduced from 5O.OOO to co., OOO cases
Douglas Island news., 1918-11-22
NEWS NUGGETS FROM ALASKA
 'F News of Alaska, Taken From the Exchanges, to Show Whats Going in the Great
 Northland

The Alaska Clam Canning Com pany at scow Bay Is now ready to start operations for the winter sea- son. They expect to pack 5000 cases.
 George Kennedy. of Fairbanks, . thought by his friends Co have been aboard the Princess Sophia when she was wrecked, has reported from Se- Iatuc
 George Forrest, Jr., who Is in ! the drayiug business at Ketchikan, fractured che bone of one Of his arms recently while crauking a tlivver
 Tho skagway band has decided Co rcorgauizc for thc winter. Just at present they are looking for their bass horn. which has been lost, stray ed or stolen.
 Charles R. Crawford who Is build ! ing a new saw mill at Latouchc. will donate Che proceeds of Che first thou- sand feet Of lumber in Valdez Co | the Valdez Rcd Cross. Moving pictures were taken of the . laying Of the last rails on Che Sew ard-to-Anchoragc line Of Che gov crumcut railroad and arc being shown out to Che Westward.
 Three heads of cabbage were raf- fled last month at Rampant for the benefit Of thc Red Cross and brought S25. Thre are only about 30 white residents at Rampant this year. At Aun. when thc news of thc armistIco having been signed was received. that camp and an the sur rounding camps declared a holiday for two whole days and nights.
 The Chlkat on Company, operat- l ing in thc Katalla field. is produc- ! ing GOO barrels of oil per month that ls being disposed of at Cordova and other Prince William Sound points.
 The froightor Valdez was com mandocrcd by th government upon her arrival in Seattle on her last trip Co Alaska. But the order was cancelled on account Of sigining of armisuce
 There are now located at and in tho vicinity of Cordova five salmon canncrics, two clam canneries and d number Of fish salteries. They have an been put up within tho past two years.
 owing to thc establishment Of a cannery in the city of Valdez which made a record pack, thc case tax amounting Co over $2,5OO, taxes were reduced one-third in the city on that account
 The herring started running tn westeward Alaska earlier this year than wus ever known before. Dur. ing Che first run Of tho fish two companies operating at Holibut Cove packed 100 barrels
 A fire In tho Brosius and Nuor | machine shop at Seward the early part Of this month did damage that is estimated to be between three and four thousand dollars. The fire wa. caused by spontaneous cowbusuon
 Van Williams. accountcut for th, ! American Yukon Navigation Com pauy at 80. Nuchacls. died ut scatt, on November 10th of influenza Mr Williams was formerly a resident o ,, Whitehorsc. where he was marie,
 three years ego.
Douglas Island news., 1918-11-22

Very nearly every paper in Alas ka, with the exception of the News, has its own pet poet who eifusc whenever there is any excuse. lt is said there will Doc a bounty placed on poets in Alaska at the next scs- sion of Che legislature.
 At the celebration held in skag- way in celebration of Che signing of tho armIsticc the grand march at Che dance was led by William Cairns of Atlin, a returned member Of tho Princess Pats of Canada. The Prin- cess Pats is a very famous Canadian regiment that was almost wiped out during Che first year of the war.
 Mrs. Murius r. Hansomc. wifo oi Che superintendent of Che native school at Hydaburg on Che west coast of Prince Of Wales island died on November 5th of influenza As there was no physician ot Hyda- burg. Che lady who had been taken sick with thc disease was being ta- ken to Ketchilon for treatment when she passed away The body has been taken Co Seattle for burial
 Arthur Dana Hall Of Fairbanks. has mystcriously disappeared and searching parties have found mo traco of him or his body. Hc went to Goldstrcam for a few days hunt ing before being mductcd into sory- ice. He killed a bear. as che body of one was found near thc cabin m which he was staying and it is thought that he may have been ldll- ed by another bear.
 It is claimed that thc farmers in Che Fairbanks district have harvest ed a short crop this season owing to the late spring and early frost. How ever. they found a ready market for Ian their products. The crops in de- tail were. Three hundred and fifty tons of oat and wheat hay, ten tons of seed oats. 3O tons or seed wheat l5O tons of potatoes, 35 toms of cabbage, so tons of carrots. mrU.p- and rutabagos and 20 tons of to- matocs, cucumbers and other hot house vegetables.
 After spending five years on the Arctic ice. during most of which time he subsisted on whatever seals or polar bear happened to fall to his rifle. split-the-Wind, a noted Esti- mo mushcr. whose weight is less than ninety pounds. reached Nome a Jew days ago. Split" had S6,5OO in Canadian bonds when Inc reached Che Bering Sea metropolis. The dim nutive Eskimo, who once ran thir- teen of che best mushors in Alaska off their legs i'm a Marathon race, joined tho stefansson exploring cX- petition at Point Barrow Give years ago. He received the bonds in pay ment for his work with Che explorer. Split" was returned to a point near the Yukon Flats. about 800 miles from Nome. by Capt. Jack Hadlcy of the exploring ship Polar Bo-r where the vessel was hcachcd. Split" strolled over the snow to his old home. and he is now a lion in ! Che best Eskimo society on Bring sea.
 Romcmborl tho men in our army and navy do not expect luxuric3.
Douglas Island news., 1918-11-22

Romembcrl tho men m our army and navy do not expect luxurie3. Should we at home expect them? Buy necessities and war-slvings stamps.
Douglas Island news., 1918-11-22

For che best and ncltcst job print ur. come t1 thc Nc-s office.
 "sITKA HOT SPRINGS" Accom- modauons. American OF European plan. For terms apply Co Dr. L. F. Goddard. SanitarIum. Alaska.-Adv.
Douglas Island news., 1918-11-22
FERRY TIME CARD
JUNEAU FERRY G NAVIGATION
 COMPANY

Commencing January lst 1918. Che following schedule win bc iu effect.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-08-06

II M3mH
Have brick soiidIng, 900 btseh w.
Main street, 60rIso feet. trsekaS& 49,
lease 10 Desirable tenant foP tbyJ3 koogn s.
D. r. CUMAINGei y
Phone wal sos ~ csesyoI ~
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Want Ad Rate. and
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runs In both papers ~ one price fun-
day OklahOmnn, ona Issue same rate as
tbs two dailiCs
Word Limo Inch
one time. Daily Okla
homan and Times. 1 i-2o eo los
Three tlmo. Dnily okla
homnn aud Times. per
ono week. oklahoman
and Times, per day...l i.6c To 80
ono month OkInhOmhn
and Times per day 10 &c .72
Figure slH letters TO the average word
and six words 10 the line, twelve lines
to the lnch
All stock aud stock salesmsn and pro-
motion advertising carries tho one tins
rate Sundays ads include Saturday or
Mondays Times at &c per word, 81 ~ per
lnch
All For Rents. Boarding and situation
wanted buth Ohhhomun and Times. 10
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man ana Times 900 lines TO be used
within one year from date OF contract
or contract FOR three lines dAily Tor one
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ms often us desired
No nd accepted FOR less than 25c.
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longer thnn seven days without re-
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nd lH 10 run All want Hds TO start In
Times must be in tho business office not
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under tha heading 'Too Late 10 Classify. -"
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WANTED Lady tu earn 10 do pressing.
nrply EacclSlOr Cleaning Co. 42O n.
Broadway.
DINING room girls. Phone
Arond" hotel. Ponca City.
KITCHEN helpers. white or oolorrd
Yale Cufciofih. q y Broadway
WANTED Alteration woman; must be-
competent Bnd experienced In fitting
coHir suits nnl m ssor. permanent place
10 rlght pariy. Moore, Is y Harvey.
WANTED .- E.p,lyuc,d white cook
Inou" Ma.le -'.
WANTED -EIpar ,nccd whit, gir for
grnrrh houF.aUik. good W1ges. Cnl
m"rningn Walnut u53. III ". goth
WANTED Colnr.d woman for general
hou1rwork 2.', CHsseu.
WANTED capable. neat. white girl Or
woman 90 do general Homework and
assist with baby can In person. 72l
" 2lst
WANTED Three first class salcsladleF
for out-Of.fDwn positions: must bf
thoroughly capable: good salary. refer
| ence. those employed may call svenlngs
| G'S -. Duraud
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HOTEL DIRECTORY

EMPiRS : 226 8, broadway Modern
brick: all outside rooms; soc TO $3.50.
weekly rates $3.50 TO S. Best accom-
modations for the money
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MONT HOUSEKEEpING rooms Tor
rent. 2ih ". 9th. Manhattan Rooms.
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SITUATIONS wANrED-MALE.

BOOKKEErIp correspondent and office
mon, ~. dni HEo. open Tor eurrgr-
mont Brs' r.i''rur's l-al OHuhom1u
MAN viii. -tgr.u Nrlrs office expert
enle woa.l ~" place In or out OF
1 town Wh,r" N' ,lu have some time out
side, such arrangement. however, not
essential u con f.derlng place that
would hc open IN nrHt few days COmpe-
tent bookkecpcr aud correspondent. Ad-
dress l-2g, care OMahomen
/ TWO boys - and lG, want work. any
thing - W Fourth. CAll between
$50 and u and unul 8.
MAN experienced as teacher desires
position in bank or some place where
honest effort Will insure promotion. S,
w. Morrison, Ryars okla.
YOUNG MAS, lS years old, desires po-
sltlon IN filling station: six. months ex-
perience N-'i care OkhhOman.
YOUNG man wishes employment in city.
Have had experience in construction
work Best references furnished. Glass
I In DRAFT Address l-l2, care ONlahoman.
BOOkkEEPEE and hardware man. em-
ployed, wants position with oil com
pany bank or hardware firm c. l..
care Oklnhoman
BY experienced accountant. small pet Of
books 20 keep evenings or extra work.
B-5s9. Oklahoman.
FIRST CLASS fireman wants position
es engineer or fireman. E-S2. Okla
homan.
POSITION WANTED-Rcgistercd drug
glst; seven yeHrs' experience; young
man with family, prefer large town or
city: references furnished. Address Box
~ Ryan, Okla
CLERICAL position wanted by man
with four years banking experience;
anything considered: class A. Address
R-s3, care Oklahoman.
POSITION wanted as stationary enE-
ncer; sober. reliable. s years eNir.,l-
eucc. can come AZ once: state wages.
Box H-94. care Oklahoman.
WANTED-To take charge OF good sized
farm and cattle ranch on fifty-tifty
basis. for period Of five years. Am eH-
| pegenced In handling cattle, sheep and
| hogs: references furnished on request
| Will give bond for strict accounting
/ Have my own help. Lock BOX !. Aerrick.
| Okla.
EXPERIENCED shipping clerk wants po
sition IN city. References given
Hoo, okahoman.
POSITION WANTED as gin man. Have
had several years experience. Age "a
years. Address 7. o. Box So. strang
Okla.
WANTED-Fosition as cashier OF small
country bank. Several years expert
ence. best OF references. Il. v, care
| Oklahoman.
| MECHANICAL engineer OF executive
ability. fifteen years experience In
charge OF designing, overseeing con-
structi1n OF severe responsibilities and
not subject to draft desires position with
substantially developed oil or mineral
project In southwest or west H. q.
care Oklahoman.
MAN win fifteen years experiences in
bookkeeping, billing, correspondence
etc. capable " rising To higher duties
would like position In or out Of town.
Could begin at once. Address I-29, care
Oklahoman
SITUATION WANTED Young man, ex-
pcrlenced in sales department work
and gasoline production from casing head
gas, would like position In or near okla
homS city with reputable oil company;
would prefer snles department Address
2Ol American National Bank Bldg
WANTED-All Kinds carpenter work. re-
pairing, garages, etc. Cali Clark. wal
nut 591S-J.
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WANTED Lady tu learn 10 do pressing.
.. nrply EacelSiOr Cleaning Co. 42O n.
Broadway
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ROOM AND BOARD WANTED

WHOEVER wants room and GARD for
self and two children. aged four and
eight. H-9b. care Oklahoman.
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BOY WANTED 10 assist In Kodak I'm
nlshlng department With chance 10 learn
business Westfhll Drug Co
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TWO modern furnished rooms. bath sd-
toining. Adults 3Os East sth. Walnut
9b26
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