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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1918-11-01

bought for the next 80 days for
$3.50.
Have $40 acres over IN Creek Ma
ton, near TahIequah; 50 acres cul-
tiyated land with living water, bal
ance good range, with all the fres
range you need Price $275 per
acre 1GO acres in same locality; 40
acres in cultivation and good Broom
house; fine spring near the house;
30 or 40 more can be put in cult
vation; good free range near the
Illinois river. Price $1,000.
War about over, now is the time
TO buy.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1918-11-01
Quotations Far
Price Committee
ohickasha. Grady county Okla,

OhAShanuds AIduy OOuhA1g OhAo'i
October 20, 1918
After careful investigation by the
Fair Price Publishing committee the
following estimates have been found
just and equitable to both wholesaler
and retailer based on this weeks
market prices;
The fair price committee was ap.
pointed without any solicitation for
the job, and the government expects
it to do its duty.
The prices listed below are figur.
ed on the percentage basis as per
the order of Mr. Hoover. The com
mittee solicits the cooperation Of
all parties concerned and with the
proper spirit exercised much good
may be accomplished.
1t is the duty OF the consumers to
report of the fair price committee
when required to pay more for mer
chandise than the prices mentioned
Wholesale. Retail.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1918-11-01

Difference in margins above quot
ed does not indicate maximum and
minimum profits. Both margins
quoted are maximum, the lower mar
gin being maximum profit allowed
retailers operating Cash and Car
ry'' stores and the larger margin be.
ing the maximum profit allowed re.
tailers operating credit and delivery
sfores
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1918-11-01
City Property.

Three old house
almost his
Five South 18th
$500 balance $40
house, Is 3rd
no. Price $500 Easy
dandy 6roon homo Mich Ave- oneouh block ground oubmd
only
block
outbuidng wind ml sio underat
with ting well irrigated by mill This
chickens trucking and keeping Price $4,000
Terms
All above non'
all Il home and moving
bargains handle decide yourself
keep moving the fellows request
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-05-16
For sALE-HousEs.
C0atkAUea.

Phone Main 2345.
SHANNON & LUCHS,
" Exclusive Agents
For the following properties, all
Of which are Exceptionally good
values:
GOOD SECTION
NORTHEAST.
RoS house. six rooms and hath:
furnace heat: gas range; cellar:
rear gard: convenient TO car line;
vacant. Price, &8.1S0
SHANNON 4 LCCHs' SALES
DEPARTMENT.
sl3 14th st. NV. Main c3sS.
NEAR NAVY YARD.
Six roons snd hath; In excel
lent coalition; hot-water heat:
gas: cold storage: within walking
distance Of yard; $5.5S0-cash or
SHANNON Z LgcHs.
Main 1Sij. 7l3 14th ct.
BRIGHTwoop PARK. 9th ct.
A very nice Groom and bath
dwelling. on lot 30 feet: furnace
heat, etc.: easy terms.
SHANNON 4 LCCHs.
Main 2'4s.. rs 18th st.
NORTHEAST, EYE ST. near
13th st.-A corner brick house: in
good condition: ready for imme-
diate possession. Price, %. 500 to
cash buyer.
SHANNON 4 LIcas,
Main 2345. sl3 18th 1T.
SOUTHEAST. 9Th At. near the
navy Sard-A 9-room and hath de-
tAched frame dwelling. Will make
, SHANNON L LucHs.
Main o345. rs 18th st.
A CORNER House on Ga. ave.
near heefer st.-Six rooms and
bath; modern and in good condi-
ton. Price. $3.50. Terms Ar
ranged.
SHANNON 4 Lucas:
ELEVENTH ST., Columbia
Heights, 8300 BLOCK. near Park
road-Six rooms and hath: modern
brick dwelling. For only $500.
SHANNON L LCCHs.
Main 2345. 113 18th st.
ELEVENTH ST. Sc. near the
park-To a cash buyer We can
offer this desirable 6-reom and
bath brick home. Tor possession in
Main aS4s. rs i4sh 1t,
BL0OMINGDALE. SEATON ST.
near 1st-Rfick dwelling Of SIX
rooms and bath: hot.water heat
and gas: front and rear porches;
newly papesed and painted: pos
SHANNON 4 LICHs.
Main .34S. 718 18th ct.
CAPITOL HILL. G ST.. in the
100 block-A two-story and base
ment, pressed-brick, pay-~indow-
front house, with Z rooms.
baths; latrobe heat: back porch,
etc. A really unusual opportunity.
Only -. 900.
-. SHANNON 4 LUCHs.
Main SS45. s13 14th St.
BEST SECTION OF BLOOM
ISGDALE+A- sjx-room and tiled
bath house, with hot-water heat.
electric-x lights. double rear
porcheH. etc. Only 1880. Terms
about 81, 900 cash..
SHANNON & LUCHS,
Main es45. lib 18th st.
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Attractive Suburban Home,

Attractive Suburban Home,
Facing Chevy Chase golf links stories and
cellar. This is an exceptionally well built
house, pebble-dashed exterior, with, slkte roof,
double floors, hot-water heat. modern plumb
ing, fruit trees. garden planted, poultry houses.
garage, beautiful lawn, shade. shrubbery, etc.
The lot contains over s8.Ooo square feet; will
sell entire property for 1880. or reserve q
portion of the ground and sell at a lower hs-
ure. Immediate possession.
GARDINER. & DENT, INC,
III 14th St. NV.
Main-4S84.
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FOR sALE-HoUsEs.
C0AtfnOe0.

roe sALE-fRicE, $500; WELL LocAT- .
"a. thre,story: seni-detaehed offck house. hay-
ing porchee. hot-wAter heat ana the whole
house In nne repair: owner has purchased Q
new home and viii give possession within thir-
~ days; this house 10 hound to please you.
10sS z fHELfs. INC. ltoe o.. NV.
FOR SALE-PRICE, $4,000; RIGHT NEAR
18th and Park road; q corner house having air
very large roomn. hot-wster hest. electro
lights. osk Socrs: this Is attractive. well
built home. In q most eonvenient location:
owner will give Possession.
ROSS 4 PHELPS. INC. 1908 Fl ut. NV
ron 01Tr pRiCF es oo0. ny IoT rWn,..
. $500, w SN1oMnA
heIsns. eo"pascy new' m"nern colonsi
heat electric lish,.' rorcb.s: the ioe 4. an y,
.h,,, fan 20 n.r.a .,is,. M. nror..,t, LII
..o... -. 80 :, - ~, ,.oe,sS
,in. - " any
Ross 4 p4Errs. nc. 1los n n NV
- = -. :. =,
vVh SALc@rhNE. N.eoO' IN LENhLANp
lark; twc-story ana ettsc mouse. having Your
large bedrooms. hnt-water heat. electric lights.
colonial front porch: owner bntlt this property
for home. has always lived in 1t and will
ROSs fHELfe. INC. 1406 81 NV
FOR SALE-PRICE, 1900; IN BLOOMING
dale; an excellent block WHERE practically
every one owns their own home: there are six
rooms and hath collar under entire houss and
a larre hack ward: property bonsht new nv
present oNner and the houae A in spiendIn
condition.
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APARTMENTS TO LET.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

u.NDso11r1y FTRNIsHED APARTMENT
for rent: Immediately; rooms, bath and
porch: first floor: Write to DR.: JOHN 7.
oNE, Isn h.nhsinr has .dioinine ansrtpsnt
one bath for both; rfe! e exGha9gsdt a. s
1e,W en-, III I.rr M"h ave Ap"
!.ss NeM 5.@Pga;1 80 " ;,o7,;77. ~ T57r17c
-FOUR ROOMS. BATH; PORCH: ELECTRIC
lily; garden aud garage; 30 minutes from ne art
Of city. in Va: also two furnished ICONS III, Tor
Son ga "s ST. NV.
F0iTR ROOMS AND BATH NICELY FUR
ri.hed, including siserWar; and eh,r.' cool:
s: Phone Col: loao:
Fo M R? slsos AND AAih' NAN'1'SN' All
FOR RENr-wITHIN 10 MINUTES Walls
Of the War n esnx u, ha
cold water winter and summer; hot.water
heated; pleasant outlook to responsible party;
s' sr a mon" v,,pr.x ia. X ave NV
FOUR ROOMS AND BATH. WELL. FURNISH
g. 70: ho.s.k,crns f n,r minutes s,,6 from
COMPLETELY FURNISHED. : ROOMS AND
: baths, one Of these shower. in n new fro
proof bldg. in the northwest section. The rooms
permit a good circulation Of cir throughout.
WEAVER BROS: .ss ls.h st; NV:
~ mst a,, ~. nouix furn;shea In
aoie a-.Gon r.;s.ina f Ivy ,nrnr i;%rarr
sun p"rlor living room, dining reou; buffers
completely f.rnsied months ago with s, new
kitchen Utensils. etc. over $4,000 in furnish
inRs: everything in complete equipment except
linen and sil:er; will sell complete ontht WIN
assignment OF lease az sasrnce 'ease 10 h1
Der !. with priftieSe 81 reneMa!; inspec.lon ~
a addres a" J,o r"G us star oeice
= -, :, - = = : :, -,-OIDT
= L y N L. l. T. | (I II IOUK XII
lL .,-+.,,,,+
i WO-TOOm-and-D apartment
+o Cont %. ,1cr ,,;ne-roo,,,-a,d-
~ 9ePe' 81 oi'o HIN GIN
1hof1, ana rf,,1enf h1- the wear.
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EXCEPTIONALLY attractive
new Broom house, six bed
rooms. ? maids rooms, 5 baths;
on 10Th ST. between Scott Circle
and the White House: will rent
from June 18th to September
18TH; can be seen by appoint
ment. Telephone Franklin 42S3.
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SEE THIS NEW H0ME-JUsT COMPLETED.
December. 1917. nigh elevation; on 18th ST.
car line; rooms and baths; vapor heating:
cold
lot to alley. Everything in the pink of condi-
tie.. Owner going to Philadelphia. Pa. with
shipping board oa9s Act quick
T. B. BROWN,
301 Southern bldg. franklin 26S3.
NEAR CHEVY CHASE CIRCLE IN TIE Dis
s sn ass a il saes, .'' e soe 80
- zIkKLE. EOS colorado bldg.
NEAR 18th. AND KALORAMA RD.-8 ROOMS,
bath; cellar; furnace heat; $500. OWNER,
CPS Colorado bldg. -
FOR SALE-TO SETTLE AN ESTATE. s4.5oO
Ill buy an s-room brick dwelling with cellar.
on 4th st. ne. near D; good Surroundings; u
bsrssin. at this price.
FOR sAL aEFk So y AS e n.e; 10 rooms:
hot-sater heat; lot 1ss IT. deep; side Ind reaz
alleys
FOR eALE--Nesr 2nd and A: 2 stories: Z
rooms; beautiful outlook; lot :oz1:7; 3u-ft.
sTGSNE L FAIRFAX. 1872 New 1cik ave- NV
FOR sALE-s,.ooo Will BUY A NEAT q
story brick dwelling, with q cellar, facing Lin
cslr Park: one q tina best located :-story
Stone : FAIRFAX. isie New York ave. NV
FOR sALE-N. G. AVE. NEAR LINCOLN
PARK; sn unusually affective an. and we'll con.
good sias lot to an alley possession given
sg GSSs saai FAIRFAX. 1aie New re,k are. NV.
roR sALE-NEAR Ind AND A Sc: $50:
h~kL Ik
n,eter, pinmsiss:, snid 70 Be- in nrrt-class CON.
ditien throughout; out-of-town owaer mas re-
s TssS e sfs a ss se se ,, York av.
FOR HALEIs4.76 $50; Low PRICE For A
modern house on s.e- near Ind; 2 atories Gel
Ter, tiled bath: box style Of . house; hard
isss PORK ' at. a ny
ron sALE-ks, 400; E STREET Sc. NEAR
Ind; 2 stories, cellsr: rooms, bath; hot-wa-
ter heat; reasonable terms.
FOR SAI4E-NEAR LINCOLN PARK; An EN-
ceptn rally we'll constructed house Ii nered ut
$500; = stories ara cellar; rooms; tiled
Iath; reception hall; lot 1890 TO an alley;
1ut.of-town owner 10 willing to tnke this low
e e'.ss t. rS S1afHr SS,f i4e New York nv.
FOR aALSS7.5O0-NEAR CONN. AVE.
MODERN 2.sTORY BRICK RES: ROOMS,
r. H., BATH; SERVANTS ROOM AND Toll
LET; PORcHES; SIDE LIGHT; GARAGE.
FOR sALE-l,sb LAMONT STREET.
IL ROOMS. s BATHS; GARAGE: LOT 5Ox1l0.
FOR. sALE-lesO PARK ROAD.
10 ROOMS. 3 BATHS: GARAGE; SIDE LIGHT
FOE sALg-so25 18th ST. AND 1924 18th ST.
HOUSES Or ONE LOT.
FOR sALE-ssooo. RENT, $3.50.
BRICK STORE, AFT. AND GROOM BRICK
HOUSE (oN ONE PLor.- WILL TRADE
CLEAR. ...-. -.-.-
FOR SAI.E-Sl5.00o. RENT $50 MO.
BRICK HOUSES. JUST EAST OF NORTH
Capitol. AND SITS. OUR SIGN on NO. Z
r ST. NE.
FOR sALE-2e7 FLORIDA AVE. NV.
3 ROOMS. BATH: HoT-WATER HEAT.
Z. v. GEOOMEs. 141e ST.
IMMEDIATE. POSSESSION. |
nIc'HT.RooM MODERN ROME. Excellea.
northeast nsishhorhoed. Only ss.0Oas
g.CHAS.sA.; PETERS,. Owner
"A Ilth n. a. phoIA IincolR ~.
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1888 KENTUCKY AVE. s.E-BY OWNER IN
the city for few days. 7.room press-bri
three-stcry house: n SO. from, Lincoln Park
hne location: Will sell At . bargain. Apply
12A0 ID ct, ne. IT,
FOR SALE .-.
1O,ROOM RESIDENCE.
Senrly new three-stOry brick dwelling, ak
hne. Hight bedchambers; with two large hatha.
one on each OF fhe second and third floors:
hot water heat: electricity: oak floors on drst
floor; porcelain laundry tuba; cellar; cement
garage; tiled mtntels; all outside rooms: aide
the inost exclusive section Of Mount Pleasant.
west Of 18th st. offered for $3.50.
Call Main $500. Call Residence. Columbia 1905.
alley and sseaee: convenient to two car lines;
IN good. nsish6oFhood; breaking Hp. hsnsekesp.
inli will considsr .e6er ,ss furniture. .Aupay
liza abth Ut. NV, 49,, 10
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FOR RENT s10.11os Linger's Ct 4-
$500. 1870 NV, 11r 50. 90. .as NJ se Ar
$40. .s31 n NV. 1sr 50 90. 7I5 Ball s ct NV. sr
$1,000. 1923 2lst NV. 1r 500. 1870 Half Sc, Or
$1,000. .432 Ga <~, Or s.. on. 1913 Cush pl Sc Ar
FURNISHED.
$500. Alta Vista. A1d.12r 5000 lforuin, l1r
sso0.o1a7 T." Roy pi.l1r &l75.1747 Corroran, ar
$3.50. 5o18 37th nw.1fr S1OO.FaIls Ch'h I'd. 7r
S.25. 1885 Harvard. Or &100.ColleSe Pk.Md.sr
STORES
$40. .17o1 18th NV. II $ls.5O.:.3;2 Mass NV sto
$25. 1876 II NV. 1r
OFFICES.
$c5. 400 9Th NV. 3r SIS. .s14 NV. Pr. "a
Complete list Of property for rent will be
sent upon request.
swARTZELI.. RlEEM 4 HENsEY CO.,
ri Eth St nv.
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POSSESSION AT ONCE.

$500 CASH, BALANCE LIKE RENT.
ern design; high location: near North Cap,tc c
street car: new-house section: al-white neigh
FIRST TINE OFFERED.
One Groom and bath. saui.s Addition.
One Groom and bath, Saul's Addition.
One Groom and bath, Monroe 1t.
One S-room and bath, Newton st.
One Groom and bath, North Col. Heights.
THOS. E. FARRELL,
NJ 1885, sS7 Woodward bldg.
Beautiful Old Home of 9 Rooms
and bath. in Takoma Park; early possession;
shads trees; some choice fruit: gars:e: on
paved street: near Capitol Traction car line.
THOS. E. FARRELL,
II. 1855. ss7 Woodward bldg
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION.
no. Il GRAFTON STREET.
Large modern hi uife,
10 rooms, baths, hot.
waite. heat; all modern improvements.
Largo lot-inIneciats Possession
P'ice. $4,000. TermA 10 suit.
A ve,y iesirable residence In choice section Of
Georgetown.
NO. 1907 18th ST. NV.
Large lot. 6cx100.
Well built horse. constructed for owner.
offered at low price to close an estate.
NO. cles y ST. NV.
10 rooms and ? baths: bedrooms; hot.
water hat: electric limits: excellent condition.
Terns to suit. 81
TMD WASHINGTON LOAN AND T11ee
G0XRANxs- REAL neTAID DE1A11A1HI
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SUBURBAN BOARD.

SIN MEN. o. two married couples. have
home, excellent board. in detached cottage.
Falls Church: rates include reasonable amount
laundry, ,;sr CT s:1-room cottage. board, bath.
electric light, shade, porches. tennis; no house
keeping cares. Address BOX 1s-S, Star Of
fee 1Gs
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FOR EXTRAORDINARILY FURNISHED g.
room house: very desirable neighborhood. on
18th st. near Dupont Circle: two bathrooms:
all modern improvements. For details address
BOX Sb-k. Star Office. 16s
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2!37 LIE ROY PLACE NV: UNUSUAL or
portunity: unexcelled location; II rooms. 3
June to October: possession short notice.
Phone North 5lttS 1:s
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heat: near Washington Circle: rent, s8O a
month. d. CONSOR & son, 28o8 Pa. ave. NV.
| IT.
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NEAR CAPITOL AND UNION STATION, DE-
sirable cool house. from June LIST to September
IS. rooms and bath; all convenicnces. Phone
/ iucUlr 51Oc
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NEARLY NEW HOUSE. A ST.
me-. between 18th and 18th; sig
rooms. tile bath; h.-w. h.; light
cellar; porches; possession few
weeks: 1850; only $500 cash and
$35 monthly. See OWNER. 5 to
$50 p.m., S07 Vermont ave. n.
$500.
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NELL FURNISHED HOUSE. 10 ROOMS, =
baths, 4 porches: all outside rooms: every
convenience: half block from Mt. Pleasant car
line: rent reasonable. 1915 kiIbou,ne place
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WANTED.ROOMS.

FCRSIsHED rooms for Ink. for man and
wife, small baby: not oyer $50; hare dishes
and bed clothes. II necessary. Address Rox
2S2-S. Star Office. 1as
THREE unfurnished rooms and hath. by three
adults. southeast between LIST and IIth M.
East Capitol and r sfs., by May 49, II. p
Hill. 1901 Mass. ave. ne.
TWO neatly furnished nd-noor rooms.
kitchenette and bath. ami, In northwest sec.
tton. by three adults engaged in war work:
rent rot to exceed $50: references, II required.
Address Box DIS. atar Office I've
TWO OR THREE unfurnished. b1 1o,;n. co,,.
pie. no children; either northeast or southessf.
employed at navy yard: rent must be res scn
able. state in letter. Address Boz 27l.s. star
on.c-: IT.
SINGLE ROOM. or room and hoard pTe1er. Nv
IN private family. By young lady in once:
.e,niU Of ls = 'aad copmbt. road prefersbis:
dress Bog s5siS. Star once.
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NEAR CHEVY CHASE CIRCLE IN TIE DIS
trict, Groom housA and large lot: modern i'm
prtsenenis; 1ocatsd in grcre. Price. $3.50.
,J..C ZIkhLE. EOS Colorado bldg.
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CHEVY CHASE. ID. c.
Ope Of the most picturesque houses
in Chevy Chase. situated one block
from Conn. ave.; frontage 30 IT., depth
$50 IT.; well kept lawn. beautined BY
shrubbery, native trees and fruit trees;
double garage. This house was planned
and built by the owner. who has been
called to the colors; selling At orig
inal cost; immediate possession. Ad-
-dress Box 26O-S. Star ONCE.
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WASHINGTON HEIGHTS.
$11.2 zoo.
IT, sfnrr hr1.-k ~ArnRe

WASHINGTON HEIGHTS,
81. zoo.
Two-story bri,k garage.
IL rooms. s bedchRmbers.
Two masters baths. servant bath.
Beautiful surroundings.
Terms to sutt.
Possession at once.
r. ". REALL. 1890 New York ave. NV
Call Main $780, Call Residence. Columbia 1JO.:
FOR sALi-I74S KALaIRAMA AvE.-vA-
CANT. WASHINGTON HEIGHTS.
Near 18th st. and kaloFama ave.
Two-story brick house.
Six bright. light rooms and bath.
Cellar: hot-wnter heat.
Lot 20 feet wide.
Bargain. viii give terms.
r. ". BEAkI. l32O New York ave. NV.
Call Main $500. Call Residence. Columbia 1906.
FOR sALEII28 ST. Me-: NEAR CAPI-
toll and Union station; desirable dwelling. II
excellent condition, containing II rooms and
baths; brick garage in resr will house four
cars For further, particulars address Box
263-R Star of9ice
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fIVE-KUUM FURNISHED HOUSE FOR
rent: complete with loraphone; reasonable.
Call, between Z and 1:30 Pm, 100 9th at.
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HANDSOMELY FURNISHED APARTMENT
for rent: Immediately; rooms. bath and
porch; first floor. Write to DIR. JOHN 4.
King, Jr.. 400 Eutaw place. Raltimore. ND:
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-01-05
>TRAP - w%l FFLD Fl

One of the very best andN biggest trapshooters is Lester German. Les ter, be it known. halls from Aber- deen, Md, is professional, and tips the beam at 250 pounds.
 Before taking to trapshooting as g business German was a baseball pitcher and twice twirled Me. ..phis nto Southern League pennants be- fore the New York Giants plucked him.
 It was while with the Giants some 20 years ago-that Lester left he national pastime flat on it's back and took to the trapgun He 1as been even more successful in breaking targets than he was in 1urling the baseball And if you ;are to look up a baseball record you will admit that is saying great deal.
 German has traveled the Eastern States year in and year out, shoot ng at from 5000 to 10000 targets early. under all sorts of conditions. ma haS always averaged better han 95 per cent. By reason of his ability to smash the targets he is >etter known as Long Run" Ger nan. His best feat was his run of '72 at the Westy Hogan's shoot hree years ago In this shoot, too. ne broke 499x500 and CAT out of i50-all records.
 His shooting in 1917 has been up o his general average-maybe shade better He had Al runs over 90 straight. of which number 29 were better than 75 straight. 19 bet 'er than 100, better than 150 md one better than 175. His high run was 1S0. Eight of these runs were unfinished
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-01-05
FLANAGAN PUTS HIS SPIKES AWAY TO JOIN COlORS

BOSTON-With the announcement that Jimmy Hanigan, of the DOrches- ter A. C., had to all intents and purposes put. away his spikes in order to align himself with the Ma tional Army, the United States loses it's most prominent distance runner and gains soldier, who, it is to be hoped, will gain as many honors in his new sphere of endeavor as fell to his lot as an athlete.
 By his showing on the running path and across country within the last twelve months he has displayed an improvement which has been little short of marvellous, and he is to be congratulated upon closing off his competitive career, for the time being at least, with two signal vic tories, the ten mile national cham pionship, the title of New England over similar distance, and the cross country championship of the United States, all within a couple of weeks, in the accomplishment of which he beat the best distance men of the country, both native and foreign born.
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-01-05
 EMPIRES SPORTING COLUMN General Items of All Kinds-Ring, Mat, Baseball and Other Sports
1IIIlIIIiIIII,I.!nII,UllliluIIIIIIIIII
RED CROSS TO GET $500, 900

nGO So0So V &o0tsOOo
 LEXINGTON, Ky-The thorough bred horse interests of Kentucky, at meeting of representatives of it's several branches here recently, pledged themselves to raise and do- nate to the American Red Cross through the Kentucky Racing Asso- citation S300,000 during the year 1918. The meeting called by the thorough bred horse association was attend
 ed by several members of the com mission and representatives of every
 track in the State. Recommends 1 tions of the amount was made by a committee composed of Charles F. Grangier, Thomas Hart Talmeis- CT, Arthur B. Hancock, John Tabor, and Hal Price Headley. These men, H. Berryman, Catesby Woodford ! Matt J. Vim, Harvey Myers, T.. ! c. Mcdowell, John E. Madden. J. , o. Keene and J. G. Milan compose
 a committee to form and report to
 the racing commission definite plans LOT dppOfllOHlnB ana TdlSlHS lhe ouhi agreed upon.
 The Kentucky horseman's plan is to subscribe for membership for themselves and each of their em- ployes, and to pay their subscrip-
 tions to the solicitors who are as signed to the locality in which they live. The largest number of mem
 berships for men working with hors-
 es was seventy five taken by John D. Madden, master of Hamburg Place Price Headley, owner of Beaumont and Labelle Farms, will i pay for ninety eight memberships, while Senator J. N. Camden will have about twenty five, and others will join.
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-01-05

known that he had practically clinch- ed the match for the club for the second week in January
 The bout is to go twelve rounds to a referees decision.
 Freddy is preparing himself for the match at his health farm at Long Hill, Summit, N. J., and is confident that he will make ring history by retaining his title when he meets Leonard
 q have already won the light weight championship twice." said Welsh, and l ought to. be able to do it again. You know l was beaten for the title by one Hugh Meeghan, when l held the championship of England, but l regained the title Stanyle Ketchel regained his laurels from the man who took them from him by knockout. w
 I've lived a clean and sober life and l ought to have enough in me Q enable me to get back into cahm- pionship form. At any rate, I'll make great stab at it. I think am at least the best man in the world next to Leonarl, and l ought 10 be the logical one to beat him. We'll see, however; we'll see"