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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-06-27

II will be these same order num-
bers that decide the youths liza
bIlity to service after they have
been officially classified with the To-
cal draft board under the system
Of the qaestionnaires, Just as the
mel we're a year ago. Consequent
i the lower the number drawn hN.
resistrant in today's drawing at
Washington, the nearer the front
sa will be placed in whatever class
hs is assigned to by local board
after his QUESTIONABLE has been
acted upon. Thus Nicholas Dali
vii be the first in whatever class
be is put in. whether il be first,
second. third, fourth or fifth.
Less Interest This Year.
While interest ran high at the
tine Of the draft drawing a year
ago, when the biggest lottery ever
staged decided the fate, in a sense,
la ten million men in the nation
slL between four and five thousand
L Rock Island, it was nowhere evi-
dent today.
The serial numbers of Rock Is
ald registrants and the order in
vaich they were drawn follows:
>srisl No Order drawn.
as-Nicholas Dali, 522 Thir-
tieth street -.-.-.-..---.. l
Ii54-Frsnk LOBBY. 80 Four
teenth street ....--.-.. .
i0-Ralph CLANCY, 1911 Sixth
avenue ...-................. 81
9-Clarence kalman. 2727
Ninth avenue -..---....... 4
-i0-William Yoder, Muscatine,
iowa ...-..---.....-. .
'e5-Elmer Beck, 615 Twenty
fourth street ...-......... 6
-ss-Will;am Gallagher. 6ig
Th!rty-fOurtu street ...-.. Z
-ss-James DeyliE, eos Forty
HTth street --.--.-....-.- 81
John Newton Atles ....... 9
-S-CharIes hampton. 2Gl6
Fiffth-auG-a-naIf avenue. 10
A-Clement Cross. 45G3 Eighth
avenue ... II
s'-Ed win johnson, go Forty
fifth street ......-.-..... y
F---Jasper Maugia PHO Fourth
avenue ....-............ IS
|i'-Lewis Tompktas. Anda !
L. Iusla ......-.-.--..... "A
F~'-Leonard Olson. 44Z5 Sew
i. ehth avenue ...-.....-.... Is
-'-M Mathew LCckard, 451 For
:. ty-third street ..-...-.. Is
a-Floyd Carver, 2I9 Fifteenth !
street ....-.-.. II
Irving Livingston, 1900
/. Second avenue. .......... IS I
|'-James Moore. 1909 Eighth
'-Otaa Towars. 2122 Fifth
:, and-a-half avenue ....... 20 I
s-Gdy Dale, 2Z6 Twenty-ffrst
= e.Iee' ..-....-..-..--.....-. p I
~Arthur Wilcox, 202 sala
:. hats .-........... %
-EmH Nerstringer, Illinois
= 1ly Observation-Disclosures. 23
ley o,
s. William Billion, Y. N G. A. 25
- Feeman Bestian, Taylor
> ' HLdge .................... 26
arthur Greiuer, 1913 Eigh-
teeath avenue ..-. 27
-bertram Murphy. 53g Tweu-
/. ueth street %
s--fFa -a'
-0aFiisle Eckhart. Taylor
ndge .................... %
'-Robert Dillon, 517 Eleventh
L greet -.....-.. ........... 80
arthur Koils. lg7 Tlir-
4 eenth street -.......... 81
oscar Ericsson. C2l Thirty
i 1,.l glh1l street .--........... %
"lliam Walters. 1902 Sew
thta avenue ..-.-......... 80
Harry Ohms. Milan .... "a
.-uclan Fobert. 1902 Forty
fourth street .............. 81
aftaur Miller. 1920 EIey-
ent. aVap,,. -
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-06-27
DEDICATION OF FLAG,

Springfield. Ill.-Illinois Chris
tian Endeavorers will dedicate a
service flag bearing 5000 stars at
their state convention here begin
ming July 4. In furtherance of the
patriotic purposes of the Illinois or
ganization, the local committees on
arrangements for the convention
set aside their plans during Red
Cross week and gave attention to
soliciting subscriptions.
buy War Savings stamps
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-06-27
BOLSHEVIKI.
TROOPS KILL
NICHOLAS II
Ex Ruler of All Russians
Reported Shot After
Speedy Trial.

Paris. June %. 4 dispatch
from kIcV under date OF We'd
Desday, June 26, declares that
the report OF the assassination
Gf Former Emperor Nicholas OF
Russia has been confirmed. II
Is believed he was killed by
BOlsheVik troops during their
retreat on YekateriHbuTg.
Tie kleY message was re-
ceiYed Basel. Switzerland, and
forwarded here by the HaVas
correspondent in that city.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-06-27
BENSON QUITS SOCIALISTS.

Continued on Page Nine.)
" ar Savings STAMPS
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-06-27

d Press
Leased Wire Report
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-06-27

NJ o n b er Of Audit.
Bureau Of Circulations
Imperial Valley press., 1918-07-12
EXCESS PROFITS OR WAR PROFITS.

The statement of profits submitted by the Treasury De
rartcnt to the recently much and may mean
e Ii jus confusing the eNcessprottS provisions d
b 1 Pevrua law from the returns under which evidently
made up.
1t is shown report that profits last year ran as
high as per while in several cases profts
were in excess per and in they ran up
into The But these appear to be percentage
gains profits 1916 and those profits have been reod
On the basis of which not have been actual o.
only profits again which have been unduy small or
large what is all in the of the truth?
What country profits and not "eX-
s nf Excess profits may anything under the
Tax law given. But profits precisely what
they easily and definitely determined They are the
ngs Of three years of reace
The being rewritten 1t certainly needs
II and thing do write of the profits
sections their place the original provisions for waprofts
taxes country whole do the writing this time and not
few cotton mills North Carolina. Then make
certain that activities all warproers will have been
6ertaen the United States Treasury and
other
Imperial Valley press., 1918-07-12

Har4varc Company at Calexico, has
enlisted in 4 regiment of engineers
and is now in France, according &c
word received at CaleNico. Mrs. An.
dcrson, who was formerly Dr.. Ken
2sdy. is planning to enter Red Cros.
work.
Friends Of Russell Thompson. vel
known stockman Of Holtvile, who was
taken to Camp Lewis early last fall
have learned that he is on his way t.
France
w
Justice Mayfic,d has set the tria
e Alfred Cassauvon, charged with
assaultiag a Hindu nsighbor with az
irrigating shovel, for tmorrow morn,
ing.
Imperial Valley press., 1918-07-12
No. 1910 Shcriff's Sale.
NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE SAL
RI SHERIFF.


e. Z. Kennedy vs.. Nellie !. Thomp-
son and j. c. Thompson.
Under and by virtue of a judgment
and decree Of foreclosure and an of-
der Of sale issued out of the SGpe-
rior Court of the County of Inper-
ial State of California, on the Z5Jh
dav Of June, A. d. 1918. in the above
entitled action, wherein G. Z. Kennedy
the above named plaintiff, obtained q
Judgment and decree Of foreclosure
and sale against Nellie I. Thompson
and J. c. Thompson, defendants, or
the 21st day of June, A. p. 1918, 70.
the sum Of S1214.14 dollars in rolu
coin OF the United States. besides in
terest, costs and counsel fees, which
said decree was, on the 2ist day O.
June, A. d. 1918, recorded in Iud~-
ment Book 5 of said court, at Pag>
301. / am commanded to sell:
The South half (S12) of Tract Six
ty-four (64), Township Fifteen G5H
South, Range Twelve (12) East, s
B. NJ, in Imperial county, California
Public notice is hereby given tina
on Monday, the 29th day of July, A
d: 1918, at 10 o'clock a. m. Of tha
day, at the Main street entrance t
the Court House Of the County ol
Imperial, in Ell Centre, California, 7
will. in obedience to said judgment
decree and order Of sale, sell the above
described property, or so much thereof
as may be necessary to raise suffi
cient money to satisfy said judgnlen
and decree, with interest and cess
etc, to the highest and best bidde-
for gold coin of the United States.
Dated July 5. 1918.
c. ". APPLFSTILL, Sheriff
b. II. W ANDERSON,
Under Sheriff.
Jlly5-12-19-26
Imperial Valley press., 1918-07-12

On this fourteenth day Of June,
1918, before me, NJ. S. Cook, County
Clerk and ex-officio Clerk of the Su-
perior Court Of the State of Califor-
MIA. in and for the County of Impe-
rial, residing therein, personally ap-
peared George Moore Waddell, John
Taylor Thompson and Sterling Price
Sibley, known to me to be the per-
sons whose names are subscribed to
the within instrument, and acknowl-
edged to me that they executed the
same.
Witness my hand and official seal
the day and year first above written.
(SEAL) M. S. COOK,
County Clerk and Ex-Officio Clerk of
the Superior Court, Imperial Coun-
ty, California.
BY E. B. WILSON,
Deputy Clerk.
Imperial Valley press., 1918-07-12

necessary and usual transactions per
tanning to the stage business,
WITNESS OUR HANDS, this 14th
day Of June, 1918, in triplicate in the
City of El Centro, Imperial County,
State Of California.
GEORGE MOORE WADDELL,
Member of partnership transact
ing business as White Star Auto
Stages;
JOHN TAYLOR THOMPSON,
Member of partnership transact
ing business as White Star Auto
Stages;
STERLING PRICE SIBLEY,
Member of partnership transact
ing business as White Star Auto
Stages.
State of California, County of lmpe-
rial-SS;
Imperial Valley press., 1918-07-12
OF PARTNERSHIP
OF WHITE STAR AUTO STAGES
(ON CHANGE OF MEMBERS).


CON CHANGE OF MEMBERS).
This is to certify that the co-part-
nership heretofore conducted under the
AUTO STAGES, IN THE COUN-
TIES OF IMPERIAL AND SAN DIE
GO, STATE OF CALIFORNIA, is
aow and will henceforth be and CON
sist of the following members as gen
eral partners:
GEORGE MOORE WADDELL.
whose residence is at 40S Hawthorne
treet. San Diego, Calf;
JOHN TAYLOR THOMPSON,
vhose residence is at Majestic Hotel.
Sixth and I streets, San Diego, Calf. ::
STERLING PRICE SIBLEY, who's
residence is ct 632 Brighton street, FL
Certro, Calf.
That the principal place of business
/ + said partnership IS now and viii
aerceforth be at 470 Main street, El
Centre, State Of Califo MA.
That the above named three (3}
members are and, henczfcrth, will be
he only partners Of and as member
{ said co-Dartnetship, and that Their
}se ard will be no special or secret
lartners.
That this certificate IS made, siGnc1.
evecuted and filed for tint purpose o
-ating a change Of membership O
aid former co-par.nership, which saiC
.1rmer co-partnership consisted o.
7anes Bestine, William H. Brown
George P. Frisbcy (Frisbiel, George
Ioora Waddell, John Tavior Tnomp-
.on and Sterling Price Siblcv.
That James Restine. William H
Brown and George P. Frisbcy (Fris
.ei have withdrawn from and q.
,ow 10 ,cngor mcmbeas Of sGii CO
~vtne~-hip WHITE STAR AUTO
STAGES.
That the nature Of the business O
aid co-OartnershiD, WHITE STAE
AUTO STAGES, has been heretofore
md is now and will be henceforti
the business of conducting t-anspor-
lation of passengers for hire by auto
mobiles between the cities Of Ell Cen
70 and San Diego in the State Of
California, said cities being the ter
minals Of said TRANSPORTATION business,
and between intermediate points or
tho route between said cities.
That s2id hueircss Includes all the
Imperial Valley press., 1918-07-12

W. F. Weyden of Holtvillo passed
through here this morning on his way
to Live Oak Springs for a visit with
his family, who are passing he sum-
mer there.
Imperial Valley press., 1918-07-12
News In Brief

! &aK 49, !
Deputy Sheriff Sam Griffin, wing
..ls a couple Of slaelsers to Camp
Lewis, returned this morning.
INSURE YOUR HAY WITH RAY
GAR--Adv.
Sheriff c. NJ. .Applestill is at San
go on a business visit OF few
days. He isexpected home tomorrow.
y INSURE YOUR HAY WITH RAY
GAR.-Adv.
-puty Sheriff Roy Sheppard, who
been on a vacation for three
KS at Banning, is back for few
c -ys. eH expects to 90 back to
ming Il a few days to complete
Is vacation.
you are interested in a loan on
r barley see Ray Edgar.-Adv.
-
otton pickers on the Harry Rid
ranch west OF Imperial have
aered enough cotton for the first
and It vii lbe taken 70 the gin
rraw Mr., Riddle has e.even
qle picking and 10 paying ? cents
3und. $g U
MIS-
zsURE TOUR Hay WITH RAY
GAR.-Adv.
Mss
7. I. Druiff Of the British-Amcri-
Mercantile Company, has offered
tie county 120 oostriches from the
ostrich farm near La Verne, to be
turned out on the arid deserts, where,
he believes, hey will prosper. Before
he war they were worth $l50,000,
AID they are worth considerable lot
row, bat Druiff wants to get r:d OF
them because Of the cattle feed they
consume, hich might be put to more
useful purposes.
MSS
i you are interested in a loan on
your barley see Ray Edgar.-Adv.
-W.S.S.-
Judge Williams Of CaieXico has re-
colved letter from his son, lar Wiz
who has been at Camp Merritt,
ing that he is now probably on his
way TO France.
Mss
If you are interested in a loan on
your barley see Ray Edgar,--Ady.
-W.S,:i.--
c. Z. Williams has announced that
he will not be = candidate for re-
ton as justice Of the peace at Ca
] leo. Only one candidate so far
J appeared. Z. Rosson.
MSS
p. z. Anderson, formerly chief
bookkeeper for the Imperial Valley
Imperial Valley press., 1918-07-12

If you are interested in u loan OF
your barley see Ray Edgar.-Ady.
Imperial Valley press., 1918-07-12

State of California, County Of Imp'
rial--ss.:
Imperial Valley press., 1918-07-12

Judge Williams of CaieXico has re-
coiyed letter from his son, lar VIII
who has been at Camp Merritt,
ing that he is now probably on his
way TO France.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-08-24
REAL ESTATE WANTED

up-to-da'e houses. Phone Maple sI6,
60l Campbell Bids.
WANTED 10 buy from owner, 8 TO g.
room house must be well located and
= bargain; submit quick; will call. B-s5,
Cars Oklshoman.
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LUMBERJACK DRAFTEES
TARDY IN REPORTING

VANCOUVER. Wash-Coming into
town 10 find themselves technically
clas5ed as dcscrters from the army, a
number OF loggcrs and iumberjackS
have had trouble convincing local draft
boards that they are in reality pstri-
Otto citizens.
The men, who have reported for en-
trainment to camp anywhere from two
days TO a week late, have ali been for
given; but they had considerable dif-
Goulty proving their cases. Lack OF
frequent mails in the logging camps
deep in the woods made II impossible
FOR the draftees to receive their sum
nonses to service in time 10 reach
here for entrainment
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-08-24
EfI1ENTs@lEAEypIllR
MGE1IB BUlIllpfME"

SALE small roominG house. Pseds
MuIruf gEuF
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NOTIcE 10 CONTRACTORS

NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS
Sealed bids Will be received by ths
Board Of Commissioner OF the City OF
lswt0n. oklahoma. up 10 and including
Tuesday. September 3, 1918 AZ 4 o'clock
3. m. for the purpose Of furnishing all
took. labor and material for the con-
sttuCilou Of the present dam at LAX
law-ton-kI ten feet higher than tho
same now Is tslid dam being located
approximately twelve miles northwest Of
the city Of LAwton). IN accordance with
the plans. profles and specifications nov
on fls IN the office OF the secretary Of
said Board OF Commissioners; TO which
plans, p%rotiles and specifications refer
cncc Is hereby made for n Information
contractors may desire.
A certified check In the sun OF ons
thousand 81, 900. 0O) dollars. payable TO
the commissioner OF nance Of said city
must accompany each and every bid as
a guarantee that the successful .arty
viii enter into the contract with said
city.
The Board Of Commissioners OF said
city OF Lawton win meet In the city
hall OF said city on September 3. 1918,
nt 4 o'clock p m. for the purpose %
considering any and all bids properly
brought before II, reserving the right TO
reject ny or all bids.
Dated August u, 1919
J. NJ HAYNES,
Secretary Board Of Commissioners. city
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 8 SLGg
ON EAST 18th

A large new home. built for a home.
has H, lnfsa rooms d0wrstaIrs three
bel room. largo sleeping porch and den
n.il .f.rIa.. upstairs; basement WIN
fIfa.'.. l..ul'y tfryg 80. garage and
driveway
fu' . 1 foot front md extra deep.
Vs.. r.. ...I Gpod paving
lf. L.. frYm street ctr. four from
Ecu0o.. Hal.Iug distance o. capitol and
bus.,.s f..r0u; on high ground
Special p-'re, advantageous terms unit.
Sop. mter l.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-08-24
BR0llER TURKEYS
BARRED IN WISCONSIN,

MADISON. Wis-Hotels. clubs and
restaurants are requested TO disoon-
time to serve broiler turkeys weighing
from two to four pounds, because dur
inc the present meat shortage il Is on
sidered wastefui 10 slaughter them.
The Wisconsin food administrator sp-
peais 10 dealers 90 refrain from pur-
chasing these immature birds, which
are only Is percent Of the weight Of
the full Pledged ones. and encourages
producers TO allow them TO mature 10
order to increase our meat supply.
~.aa--
Reach 10000 people through n
Okiahomzn-T ires want - evosy e
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FARM AND ACRE TRACTS
Oklnhomn

DIR. E. T. BYNUM,
bG s0G-7 Campbell HIda
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FOR sAIE-3i5 ". ioth. 6-room house,
30 ieet, on 10th St., and so feet on
P.fE Place. alley on east side; rents
Tor N5 3 month, eood fiat site; 5000:
terms. Maple 3gsl-J.
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BOB PARMAN OFFERS

WANTED-To buy. White Rock OFT
company stock II priced right Box
307, Enid, Okla
WE SELL STOCKS I. u. Q.
IN American Glass CaSket ........ fTq5
IT'S Assurance on and Ref. ........ 200
3Ii Gladstone on and Ref. .......... .95
80 North American Ref .......... b15
60 Oklnmade on and Ref. ........ so
700 Snmmlas on Corn ........... IS
Wanted. ,nln on ana Ref, Mt so, Sam
mics NJ II.
Williamson Harwell Co.,
~ Lee Bldg. Phone Maple 1905.
NANTED-bOO shares United on n Re
timing. must be under brokers prices.
Pc, care Oklahoman.
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OIL LAND, LEASES AND STOCK

FOR sALE-All sizes Of castings. line and
water pipe and Star Drilling rigs.
American on Exchange. Inc. Majestic
BLDG Maple A.
ron YALE-Very attractive oil lenses
and production. John Deer. Noodosha.
Knu
lOIt SNLE ut a bargain, 10000 shares
Concord on company stock, viii tiadn
or sell any part. In interested WTlto II.
o. Hendricks, Bribtow, Okla,
TANK CARS FOR sALE-Gasy terms.
also want 10 lease % cars, 10 r..
Broadway. Mople 3622 - Il Thomas
WILL FAY " per share Tor II small
amount White llOck OH shares. BOX
b7s. Oluhhoma CITY,
TINE American Oh and Refining Co. is
making The sale Of a portion OF their
lenses tor VI. 100000 acted upon the adj
wee Of sound IHanClcrA ana oil men VINO
consider tho sale n good one. this com
pIUy'a assets nre now worth 81 30 Tor
each 81 Ot capital stock, consetyallN"iy
ON mated. tho stock iH therefore worth
200 per share. We can Offer n fe~ hun
bred shares at tho bargain counter price
ui $50 Tor immediate sale. Parry In
r'a'mnrt CO.. ~ W. Grand avenue
MAKE offer on 100 acres Ia township q
north Of range IS east; RIO acres In
township IS north Of range is cast. BiN-
',r. hu'lounl Eldg.
WILL sell any part OF BOO shares Of
National on At tl9j per share. my
part Of 220J shares Of Oklahoma OIL a
tioiluiug at 81 II share; $500 shares Of
FlWmics NJ l0c a share: ~ shares Of
Oklahoma star on at 81 per share. p q.
Box 2i!, Hobart, okla
WEST Texas oil l%eapes. commercial
leases. drilling contracts ana offsets TO
drilling wells In famous Callahan county
ll'it where opportunities Ike Ranger Of
i'r'l u months ago are Yet open Ad-
dfaSH vs.. Homer ahnuks clyde. TeTns.
FORCED 20 sell all or n part OF 500
Fh1Irs of lucky Strike Lead A. Zinc
T'n,k, viii F,l ~ 75c per share. Mrs.
IoE'rhluo Wp0dtow. $40 w. symes St,
Norman. Okln.
lNItH-sTATE on 4 Refinery stock
hUw much have you. what price? Nd
dress y ", caro- oklahon&
ONE STANDARD California derrick, new
boIIar. new engine, ! stem, lG-lnch bit
many other too!s. cost about 5000. Tor
E.ysO ca-h Phone Maple sos, A. J.
N.1fAcy, 900 Chicknsaw, Oklahoma city
.t5 GLADSTONE for sale. 90. 32i Lee
hiag Maple i5os
Will NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Zlrn
4 Emol'luE Co. stock, a dividend payer
fur Gladstone on 4 Refining, or EuOl
knIi. up 10 500 shares. Address G. G..
corr %OinahOmHn
DIAMOND fOR SALE Weighs 6.
karitz, perfect, Tor 1870, possibly worth
iLfo1. Southwest Reserve bank. Herber.
assistnrf ca hIrl
100 SHARES American on and Refining
stock for srIu 10 tho higheSt bidder
HoH 900. ''s"sv. Otdr J 9 Park.
ASSOCIATED lead and Emo stock. 700
shares Tor i205. s. p. Boyd, Madlll,
575 GLADSTONE FOR sale. DC, 5?T Lee
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-08-24

no ACRES. fine Washlta bottom innd.
IS miles east Of Ardmore; all In Gull
|iyatIon, In rain belt and Awfully cheap
Snce and look al this
T. H Gilliland Land GQ.
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no FARM RARGAiN,

% ACRES for sale, Joins Riley farm,
about two miles northwest OF Belle
Isle and one mile west Of Brltton;
laid tl2b per acre; will take $50 per
Icre. W. Il George, Drumright. Okla
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attentionl Tenant want.

FARMBRS, attention. Tenant want
ed at one for S20-acre farm; ]
Fowl tenant gets half crop OF calves,
privilege Of milking az many cows as
6nay be available; must be willing TO
help erect a house and put IN feed for
3rattl. without wages; long lease for right
party; no triflers need apply. Box b25,
Perry, Okla.
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Horne for the
Price

This new two-story homs. just fin
ishod on lot sOKlsJ. has garage and drive
wa. furnace and basement. located
near ClaSseu Blvd You cannot find a
homo Ike this for the price. $3.50. Phone
Maple 1851.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-08-24

19TssT proposition yet; s6 acres, 4 miles
from center OF Guthrie; ~ miles to
kchool. 50 cultivated. Is ncrcs Flhertn
peaches. 70 bottom. balance pasture;
epring In pasture; fenced; 5-room plas-
tered house arch cave. 2 acres hog wire;
must sell right away will take 81. 500
rash, less 81. 200 mortgage Al 8 percent;
his is n crackerjack. Alfred Adler,
Guthrie.
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LEGALS
Dividend Notice

Notice is hereby given by the Pro.
duccrs Lead and Zinc company that the
September 10th to all stockholders IT
record August 81. 1918.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-08-24
REFRIoERAroRs AND SODA
FOUNTAINS

BoR sALB-Fine s-foot refrigerator dis
Drug Co, Oklahoma City. Okla.
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NEW BUNGALOW

l3th. good terms, Will sell furniture
with II Phone Walnut 1898.
REAL home: best locption In city. close
car and school. leaving state; sell fur
nishcd or unfurnished. everything sam
as new complete in every way. can
Walnut 400
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WANTED TO RUY-s or 7-room mod
ern house will pay s., 900 cash, balance
terms. Walnut 37i3-J.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
OUT OF CITY

located In coming oil town Of okla
bona. Will pay you TO Investigate SPLEEN
did location; reasonable rent: m health
reason for selling. A. J, Gates. Prop,
pnden, Okla