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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-03
WHAT SHQy1p !!,!!E D Be DONE N
g.. KAISER? 1

Citizens OF III REM, Dmcsn. Sui
phur ard Lone Wolf vie with one an
other IA severity Of sentence, which
they would impose upon "Bill Hoben-
spllcrn." crstShilc kaiser. but John O.
Strong. member OF the Oklahoma City
board oi education. leads the bunch
IN unique suggestions lie says
Taking into confederation the
way he treated others beneath him,
! think be should be stripped OF all
civilian insignia and turned looSs
IN the wiids Of Africa among the
lowest order of animals known 90
science, among which he seems TO
be at home, providing. however,
that they would stand him among
them"
Mrs Mary C. Evans ot Duncan
glyr' this kaiser recipe:
4 would put the kaiser or some
Old wOTnout craft and thea Mu
him ib the middle Of the ocean and
submarine him Give him q taste
OF German kultur Wish that my
boy in France could DO The work"
W T.. McCarict. oi Lone Wolff
living almost within uEit ci lhs Ok
lahunA rAutonrcnl,. "caIs' ihc kaI
ser 'hus
Rolling ny 5000 miles oi wire
entSnK le msnts on the western front
should be the kAiser's fra JOB,
working With bare hands and feet,
TuaIdsd bD French women and
children with hand IrsnAdes' AT
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-03
ZEAL ESTATE FOR SALE
OR Trad
CIrY RLAL EsTArE rOR SALE

VVV N ~ FlyT.EOUM modern Ok.
wv ~ 4 ltbuma ruus'.pN au
Wv ~ - paved street. nprIvu,.
Price g. $50 LlTlHE NJ. tii
Asc J A. EdWiuE a e. ~ Town .E
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-03

sr various other tottufes Mccar-
rick deAires him upon reaching
New York, ito b. battered behind
troop train and forced TO do the
goose step to Oklahoma OF Texas
where be copld finally be ltAked
cut forty miles from land or water
and left 10 The coyotes and pan
there
-Sssl him up in one Oi his own
Submarlnes,' writes Mrs, Kfthof-
inc Van Leuven Of this city. "Let
The U.boat be sunk IN mid ocean,
ssefetly. 30 that NJ compass may
ever locate the point OF submcf-
sicn. Sunk without = trace! what
more htunE End for the ksisef End
hiI D ltur,"
Red ants seem 90 0- Hu-l4r, Pow
clli. ul au'pl. .Dac 0I torture. iu
hr 'sy..
81 think thc kailtr should b.
usd IN a large bed o! red ants
thirty minutes ssoh dsy until be
Is dead
Mr. lrii lawson 70 Ken
recommends lh..
That he b. taken tntiftiy Gwsy
from BIZ lamily, put in prison IN
secluded dark cell, giving him 0low
torture, Ia the small allowance Of
food served, an uncomfortable he'd
and providing him uothing to eat
With, Ohly HE hGsis."
ArL L1Nsqu believes th1' lt e.u
heg i.r mercy Would be-
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-03
GRAIN
CHICAGO GRAIN Ano PROVISIONS

CHICAGO. per Pron'-iazing on
the part of recent buyers tended todl
20 oass the corn market Auspiolous
weather for curing end sheiung favored
the hears. opening prices. which
ranged from NC of 20 Nc advance.
with December u!9 and January fi7s
10 0s, were followed ny slight gains
and hen by - modsrsts general st.
hack
Oats averaged lower with corn After
opening at " down 90 Hc advance
with January siso 10 1ike the market
unosrvsnt material saE
flFheT quotations on hogs ghyo
strength 10 provisions
Later 2 sharp adVAnoe took place.
largely a. q result OF estimates that hoe
Increases hAd more than ktpt paes
/ with gains ln corn prosiuctlon, AID
that NJ unusual surplus " fsedinp
/ Eruir was IN prospect The close Ssi
unsettled. itc 10 ikc net hirher. viii
Z Dec. ti3oA and Jan. 81 10h 10 81 a1'i
/ Sblpsnsnts u lsrd shd meats far II
eScsss Of hirl year Kept values on h'
| upgrade
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-03

INV YORK. Dec 1-stocks were
firm At tha opening Of tOdsys trading
largely ~ a result Of the strength
shown by minor rails and specisltles.
but the market soon becBms ire
Euaf. olIs and shippiuIs being mainly
IssponAihls for the reversal. Invest
mont rslis failed 60 hold the advantage
gHiued m Yesterdays later dealings and
btAndH I'd industHaa and equipments
forfeited fractional gains Further re-
actions oct In befofs the end cf tie
first half hour on the weakness of Ma
fina MD
reports that the stock exchange
mlght soon restore the margin % -
percent impaired additional strength "a
the iist at midday, Htssi-, equipments
and motors again led ~ movement ana
Marine pf1. mAde up hall its lous.
Final pfishs on Liberty bonds were
Jits ssst. first convertible ls s5 ~
scrOnd ts " co. first convertible ~
! VI TO- second convertible tE's " 10
third t.t 49,. fourth Ks % 70
kAiis. oils And other leaders Taact6
Z ! 10 ; points on profit taking In ~
I last hour The eloss vas irregular.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-03
KANSAS CITY

kAEsAg CITY. Dec 1--HOGs. ZEE
&C. us 90 IW steady. bulk }l72buit %.
Ifat. ti10Ouil 90, lghis rIOn1l-.B,
pigs az GOUl4 un CATTLE rsrriprf
1000 Including 200 sou'hernF. 10 10 l.s
his0sr Prime fyd Firers tl5 SHI ~ 10.
dressed beaf steers Sl2 UUul15O. south.
trn Hssfs fgGtTl2 Dp. cows S. d ~
~ 20. he,fsTE g. 00EtlI Do. stOck-fs - %.
piicO: calves ~ yOHlIa0 SHEEI
receipts ite0. strong to iuc higher
iHmba 81 OOfl ~ 90. veurlirRu iEU5 r
~ On. wrthsrt 81. OF 10 ho. rwra b. pHtf
bfi Nocksft "a oDhi1 w.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-03

NEW YORK, Dec. a.-rhe cotton
market was stlll too nervous and unset /.
tied 70 fully meet an adyanes IN Liver.
pool Al the opsblns tedsy and the tone
was hsrely steady, Prices, however
stated a. an advance of , 20 ~ polRts
nnl, vhlles later tluctuauons we're IRE.
sulhr, the tone showed some improve
msnt toward the end Of the frst hour
Ahsf selling at fbioc, ganlnry reacted
90 n sc and hArOh eassd on from
Iasc 20 it,eA, but showed rallies OF ~
few points later on trade support and
scattered Wall street laying for re-,
action, Ths market was helped 10 some
eSlspt BY C.Icrts that ocean frslEh
.srpsss S..s t.svs.s = "Sre ,s S 70 rSrs g had
hundrsd. Housss WITH Liysrpoci and md
Iapanepe connectlons Sera moderate
sellers here during the early trading
The advance extended 10 1Sltc for
January and " GOO foT March during
tho middle " the morning With active
months generally showing net galns n
n 10 "a points. a. thls level there Vss
yomo r'alislnN and prices turned easier
late IN the forenoon with active months
showing reactions Of 20 to ~ points
shippers said they had heard OF no fe.
huetlon on the ocean freight rates Of
TIE Britsh sc,srpires, from aS,,h A..
hntic ports 70 Liverpool, hut under
ttond the government was assigning ~
nsctnt N osruo srsce 20 general com
modify vhlpmsats A prominent Ala
bana firm sstimstes the crop At H.
! bsb 900 bales excluding llntett !
Spo, GOTTEN htsady, mlddling 2sltc
| Trading was VERY luiet dufinE h'
early afternoon and the market show .
/ little further feature, with prices hok
| lra around ahisc for January and ~ 81
fof March, Or about o. 10 80 polnts ne
| higher
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-03
GROCERIES VIII.
keep DElNeRI
At the MINIMUM
Lifting OF ban" Won't Af-
feet Present Systems,

Continued restrictions Of grocery
deliveries viii probably remain In
effect IN Oklahoma Cry, although ihe
late council oi defense has lifted the
ban John Thomas, presiden, OF uhe
Oklahoma City Retail Grocers' assc-
ciation says local sfocst are 50 well
satisfied with the working ~ tir
non-dnliyery or restricted dehyesy
y tenn that there Is little possibility
that those who have tried il s,iil re-
vert % former conditions
Previous 20 the ban On deliveries" "
says 1homN, many gfoces made a.
any as four deliveries 4 day ossr
slyhteen routes We expect 70 have
q meeting soiue time ihm month and
We are figuring on recommending 10
al grO,eB = one-trip- s-day plan.
hr housewife must not figure that
shc can vet her stuff al any time,
tlough all festrictioas are OFF,
kanalys Grocery supposed TO Ne the
iIrst IN the city two years ago n
install the Cash and Gary system
wiIl not diyerge iron H.
he Pure FOOD Grocery and Mar.
se. 'ays Levi brown, manager, will
never return ~ the old system
: The Arcade Grocery and Marker,
says D. X SiImOre. manager. pu, the
nun-dcliyery system into use tvu
I years ago and found ,ha, h never IL.
I iected business oT satisfactory service
10 customers.
Many grncer will make a delivery
Of iOodsiuiis tor a small cash fee ios
1 rurchairs aggtcga,lng 81 and up, and
tbs system has proved satisfactory ID
every seclion Vi ,hc city.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-03
PEACE PARLEYS
TO BEGIN SOON
Ally Delegates Expected to
Meet December 90

PARIS, De-, st appclH tine
German, will be unable o. hand over
all the SONO locomotive, stipulated ~
the sfnistct agreement hy December
H. according a. the Malin. and Il i'
possible that the allie, viii giant
more time To the enemy. Thi, vail
have the effect Of delaying peace ne.
gotiations since ihey canno, begin ur
I'll the armiNiee condition, have all
been fulfilled
Discussions between the allied del
egatiuns TO the peace conference wi
probably begin ~ December ~ viii
President Wilson taking part person
ally
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-03

Our weeaiy ms rkst letter. with review
nf conditions. viii be- matted free upon
frNusH kEEp pOFTED
WRITE PHONE CALL
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-03

Er LOUIS, De. HOCs receipts
1b0p " 10 Pc higher. tights ilI9pu
70 so, pigs tl5 00U l5 ~, mixed tl7 sjq
- %. heavy ,ls.UogiSlB. Lulh il5asG
lNiO. CATTLE rooeipts $500. strnd
mlliNe STEER li50gB2E ytirllngg
and hsifoTH - 500 ib 30 cows q 500
A. 90 FtocksTr ~ 5ndl2OO. prime
Aouthsin strcTr tin.OJd 1870. COVE aud
brfrfp g. 5pu 10 ~. calves s. $50 ~ %
hHFEP rsSriris 5.lUa. steady lnmbs
80 5o0 rs 70. ewes 81 G0g - %. can
mem Z. .uOIgOO
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-03

The 1000 chapters Of the Ameficl an
Red Crosi--with their lSOD branch.
cs and their 100000 adult mem
beu-haye 10 direcl dealings with
the main headQuartet, a. the national
eapital Their activities are directed
almost entirely by and through the
fourteen division headquarters. leay,
Ing lot the national headquarters IN,
careful determination Of policy an,
supervision oi activities the Bust
ness Side Of the Red Cross" in IN,
Decrmb,. Red Cross Magazine.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-03
%sASks>a

siX-R6OA modern b1ng.iov, new,
hardwood finish. garage, bioghs TO
cor. Uns hoeE of pavement. Phone
Nyple tghk
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-03
CHICAGO

CHICAGO. Bee HOba Receipts
0OJ head MBrksi strong 10 blRh"r.
Butchers 81 g0f ~ S5' hight j70r7f
lf7oi psf' Ing 90 S,Oi7So, choice pigs
tllo00IS 90.
CATTLE Receipts 81 .Dao head: mar
ktt steady 20 higher Choice beef cattle,
tl5 GOuzo o.; common anl medium. 81 90
GiJB0. butcher cows ard Erlferr, 81 IS
Tli2s, Gamers, b7bUsgb; ch0oc
itocka 250i3 IS. common and Ins-
dium. niO IS. choice veal caly,s.
VI SAWS
sHfEP Receipts 5000 head hArisct
strong % re higher.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-03

KANSAS CITY, bee s-wHEAT.
cash. steady. No hard tlIg8s 70
No. : nominal. No red 81 7fs7 u
No : nominal. CORN iregular. No 1
miIsd il.isli -, No : white titsrf
1.si, No : ysllow u isHi 81 uATN
lower, No : white l2giiLc. No {.
IniHsd 1av1lc RYE tt6iti6lk
Cioshi Corn, Dec ph, jan Ny5it
u Oi.i5S. Fcb iSeitSL
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-03
CHICAGO CASH oaAIK.

CHICAGO. Dec. a-CORN No.
yellow nominal OATS standard go.
7SNc. RYE Ne :, Ns7sul fyi-
BARLEY; gocdii.ei
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-03
LIVERPOOL.

LIVERPOOL, Dee. a--Coton, spot
steady, pticts weak ucod mlddllns
ID ied. mlddlins ~ iid lov middlinE
10 esd spoi ordinary 10 I'D, Ordinary
ifGsd Bales 900 bales. including tCe
American Receipts 6,ooo bales, lnciaa.
Inn s.i0o American.
ritutes closed steady ntc. 70 lfd'
Jan sisd Feb i12id liar "a iad'
- ~ 'th. fN'me tTadlng IN the
month of April nov 10 permitted.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-03
MORAN HAS SHADE
on JOE MAND0T

NEW ORLEANS. Dec t-pal
Moran va, awarded the decision over
Joe Mardoi iu o lStound tgh, here
last night Both men are luca' hyht.
weights.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-03
OUTSIDE LIVESTOCK
FoR1 Moarh.

FORT WORTH Dec. g--CATTLK.
receipts ON stsady. Dr~yss 81 500
ltsD HOCSl receipts 800; 2Bc pd-
yAh'e. heavy az bul7S5 gbFET
rrrlpts l7S. steady lAmbs ,A oop
l1 Uu
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-03
HUNS DELIVER
122 U-BOATs
Last Unit OF Fleet leaves
Helgoland,

RNSEl- Dec j--(Hhya,l--I, 10 ~
ported from Berlin that the svrrsnda
VI German wAf,hips undsr the tefm1
ot the afmiitice has now been carried
oui with the exception OF the battle.
ship koenig, the cruiser Dvesdew End
a transport boat which viii bs takss
70 England early ,hi, month,
The last OF the series oi subu,sfinss
left Htlgolsnd November ~ 20 ,has
W u.bol,s have nov been delivered
TO the llleI
Ihr clearing Of mines from ths BEL
tc sea has begun The Mtie belt Ard
ihc great belt may now Ne crossed
without a pilot.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-03
ST. LOUIS

gT, LOUIS. Dec. acorn steady
No 3 ii3l, No white ~ N OATS
higher, No. Z ilhc
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-03

NEW YONk, Dee. a--HUgARt raw,
s,sadt centrifugal is,c, nnc Eranu-
lated tuor
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-03
NEAL ESrArE WANTED

WASTED TO HtY--S0 Or 10 feet be-
tsccn Oh md grd streets on east
sIi, llnr,nco Ilsmsisy, Walnut 1851,
WnmuE. amt evenings
rRlCE I ughf aud ! ear sc'I a. 5 K
s. llONtll. ~ Liberty National, wal
ru' ,lsH
WAErEp-ro boy g..oom housa. must
be- u bargain. M objection 10 Old
house n .g good condition. Glve lowest
p0.r. TERMS and location boz answer, 90
T-3l. yIte Okluhomsn
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-03
CHICAGO

CHICAGO, nee g.-nuTTEg Hlsurr.
etsamsry. 5iutiu EpuH' higher. 10.
cslrts a,0sG taFvs, flrsls eie d 6Gc. ur.
dlnsiy hrsts ttubSc. Nj n,brk. rrss-
Included 5tV ssc pOTArOFR tsc, ipts
~ ears, unchanged POULTRY alive.
lower fowls ~ 2isi spluEs s2c,
turkeys gtkc
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-03

~ lOnls No, neo. Z POULTRY,
hlrfER and Bnds' unchanged
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-03

o 5'y:'Ts X. As.,, 20. :, e. . ,.s't Pre- I:
he held hte this AnsssseA 81 ths
hrand " the OklshseaA eosnae M
rross chapter also sddsssaef H Hub
ur itH Code Of hthles," ~ ndvtn
NAlls McA,yrc, f., told Of hk sIpsrl-
eurcH on the western frort.
WI, MI,'.s . !. yl,,ssn,J a. !. wp:sr. q.
today.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-03
PRODUCE


kAksAh CITY, bee. g. BUTTER.
EGGs rOrLrRN and rOTATpiS nov.
chtngrt
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-03
CITY REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

TNO.S STORY, 1-room residence, oak
finish, 'ull-siEe basement. tso lots,
hRf block " Belle lyl- car, COED terms
Npluit ii's
BEAUTIFUL bunHalow With all Ats'i
irpiuN T'u''. furnace. double Hu-
rage WIN ssU With furniture or with.
out, afro llfyu~F Dhummy car At q bar
gJlr Oanrr lcayIng clty Maple hlt-y.
SOME BUNGALOW
glE foomF. oak and maple floors, new.
y bu.it garage ana dfiveNdy, srr,ann'
uulrtCfH AZ sacrifice fur tt.ly9,
shown any time
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-03
- = = 78-7I7777
on LAND, LEASES AND STOCK
on 0ROI,OGlsr
.Ht.. AZ gt-..IA

Chos, n 1suld
'c1rl lildg Phone Walnut t0s
] NilJ uuT on SELL, mlnlns stocIs,
.Iu,ks, motor stocks, Insurance
md mo your bids Nn1 offer
" ToVnes, Llt,ls hoch, AIk
NOUS coal lands, DRIFT plning,
.'i or lfnsq; gopd, safe lnLnHi
'. lp hold OF operate. ", q, bher'
lrnldad, col
f"E ID aoi.. oil lnnd 10 lease IN
..' ~ Z south. fnuEU vest, price
'. ace Write j. 4. Wilt, Co
okla Hon 1883
t ~ urlimtcd possibilities, cannot
u, 'Irsgsratedl startling few monihs
$50 i'h a few good wells and extend
y west with better and better ones
- 1lyh \ rapid pace that conpcllsd ~
'I" hlE companies 10 move and esiab-
.p0udihg millions and millions In ma.
'7rlal and huldlugs. shops and roiintr-
lfH. but the cllmsS camn Inst week
hon the biE Nosie we'll came IN In
"f'lOn " proving ml0s ~ territory
NJ tnVu thst sininpctl"d all kinhs
U' .. workers and mechanics who m ks
90 md ti1 per dAy, but th0y cannot Eri
-'rus enough 10 houss ihcm properly
iI~ merchants cannot get provisions
= .H NlNNhN W NuFhl 'NNll NhFN' ~
~Turai have NOR, business hniislJ ~ Alll
l..ls, Ws need doctors, iapyers, bolels,
,, 'utHnis and fy0ming houssa Tho
on" Vt0 will act IN quick on The Et0un1
ruf will make q fortune here ! WI
b Id several st1re rooms for teApqnal =.
, raFtlt- 9t reasonable rent ViN
- hfY.hty With live newspe nor
i1l. Qulrk scil9n necessary. fltl
60 O. llfsat seryed hddrest John Carl
b 'Hi, 0uHy, Okla
s. NSfEb -Giadsiono and osi'honia
~ and Reflnins stock. Y H. Hll'
fsih, Wnuflha, OKLA. --
: ATTEli-dO,d prNsn acrtsg" wli
fI'l IN 50 DAYS write full details w
z. letter slt y hohon. TULSA, pkln
ron HKL9-!0 aefoa. clear near OIL
set; 81 7ial 10 acres dear south oi
,lnmi. ll,Soo Jim Mitchell, FnlIs
J 81 BtHLIVIN, cons6itiNL oil sosIo
~" ~ hsrssoplti Bldt
NtTlONAL OH Co. stock
wanted; state best
price In first letter.
Union Bond investment
Co., lt33 Nat'I. Life To-
sirance Bldg Chicago,
III.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-03

WE WILL buy Glad
stone Oil & Ref, Okla
homa OH & Ref, Nation.
al OIL, Miami Meta, De.
positors OIL & 0as. Lib
erty BROKERAGE Co., > N.
Robinson. Maple Ose,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-03
RIAL ESTATE TO TRADE

~ ~ <N.~~~s~sN--~-@s>~y~.'ses
FOR SALE or THAUE for oklahoms
cliy property, modern bungalow IN
Edmond, waihu, iist.h
tl AcnfN Of New Mssleo lsnd % lfads
for Oklshoms city property, VIII as
sume slme ineumbranee B.''I Ohis'
homan. rlm.t
TO rkADE-.Modsrn ! room COTTAGE
secd condition, good rental paylns
almost paid, vii trade for two or four
desirable IoA neftheal, or notthStst
Give numbsf asd description, ai.o price
70 LlEst lsttH. Qsnerl H.ls, QhlahoEian
pdf BxcaxH1t tJ,s0o v6rG o.
dear city pnvpsfty pfodurlns A sure
STEADY lpaswis ot tS psrrsnt on the IN.
yfstrisnt 70 trade for first-class farms
Nanszs, ohiAhoma, Missouri or krkag.
ssA .pfsieffsfi viii trade a. . vhc's
poot ssndy, .Fun1ewn, mor,sAssd farm
a. lsfd rlth Inflated values ylil he
sonpldsrsd fst one moment, a. chat We
hsvs 10 aifsf is better than sssh, mlghl
eonslseF Liberty bondsj this u 4 spsp
y .rdsf % sg Il you mus, act quickly
Hiacswoil, Okls
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-03
tARN ARD ACRE TRACTS
KAnlAA

j.. NKLls COUNTY. KAN, FARM
q, |" lctas, miles good raIlr0sd town,
, anita be railroad, about II mlles Ot.
va ken,, ~ miles kNham Guy
uh2ll oil ~ for cultivation ssntly
i1l'lN illlAbls hhdi about half hluu
hlhW timothy and clover meadow
nod slory, S.Joom house good barn,
.v'' plenty olhar Outbulldfsyl Vsnly
~! wllor; close 10 school and church
u v y telephone; price 1880 per
r'. y 500 cash, loan TemAlldor lonY
ny prresnt' pOsssA5iOn March 1
| l. Gasidl. Ottawa, Kan,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-03

WANTED Gladstone nid stock up 10
500 'hsroH At ~; ssna Nofs 70
citizens National hAh vltl dfIt az
t,chcd, Address clyde ktIly, Chleks.
Hht. Ukh.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-03

BAR0AIS- 100 Park
Vile caslughsad Gas
stock, plant In operation
az Shamrock. Liberty
BROKERAGE Co., 5 N. Rob-
lnsor, Maple 30eS.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-03
COTTON
Nav osLtAss corroH EUrURsi

NEW ORLEANS, Dec Cotton
closed steady al an advance of 100 10
nc points
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-03

IIyIH NIWIsI 10 pFTCtnI OF Iha fTFnI
supply iu the local hos division today
want d1Tcol 30 packer lugllty ~
Hnlbls stun wan fair TOP wrs 81 %
fpf tnall dfoV-s best In carloads sold
ot yll50 and the b1l from 90 mp.
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Tuesday evenings Parkersburg Sen
tinel contained the following: 4 not
able event is taking place tais week
In the First baptist church OF this
ritv. beginning today, IN the one hun.
lredth annual session Of the Parkers.
burg Baptist Association. Members OF
the First Baptist church have charge
OF the arrangements and all the meet
inrs will be held IN that city. Includ.
Cd IN the association are IS churches
in Parkersburg district and each
church will be represented by several
delegates. An interesting program has
been prepared fer each session by sew
cral leading ministers in the state.
The history Of the association viii
be reviewed in a number Of papers and
other interesting facts connected with
the establishment Of the Baptist de-
nomination in the district
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The prose poet Of the Wheeling In
. toIligcncer spins this yarn:
Very nice little song for Greggs.
We an know that az points, al
through the Wheeling farming dis.
'ricf. great luscious tomatoes are being
adhered galore by the war winning
war gardeners.
You can buy EN- for $50 bushal
today from sane folks out.thepike.
The indications are that they will b.
cheaper than that. Before the war, II
YOU can remember that far back, We
bought tomatoes for canning at less
than a dollar per bIshel. Indeed,
there have been years in the history
NJ the truck farms Of the upper Ohio
valley when tomatoes could hardly b.
givon away.
But year before last. and even last
wear. they were priced too high for
comfort This year, il is different.
Thanks 10 the war gardener, there are
plenty Of tomatoes this year.
Possibly. the war gardener should
not have credit for H. either because
he was driven TO it, Yet, just a.
YOU can drive q mule 10 water and fail
10 make him Tor herr drink, we sup.
nose the war gardener might have
failed MS. oven after having been driv-
on 10 II, except that he was anxious
20 serve.
Glimpse those big red ones says
lie war gardener 10 the wife who
...ed him to It. Wouldn't the crop
yuh?"
IN lar H." said she, sweetly.
Af.cr they talked it over. they ar.
.al at the following conclusions:
s bushel OF tomatoes will fill twenty
lrt Jars.
At 10 cent, for a package Of seed,
quart Of canned tomatoes costs one.
llf IA cent Along about January.
he grocer will want 20 cents a can
w thief uit.
True there was the labor; but he
4 some and she did some. And be-
cen EN- they saved $3.50, just on a
mmon, ordinary, regulation bushel
tomatoes.
Long live the war gardener.
Us tn only way.
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have inscribed on It the names Of
those who have fallen TO that date and
additional names will be put on as
they are reported IN the casualty lists.
The monument will have six panels,
each OF which will hold eighteen
names: two Panels in front, two be
hind and one on each end. c. c. Floyd
IS the architect The monument viii
be placed on the west side OF the court
house plaZe
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WINFIELD.

4 large crowd from Winfield at.
led the Sunday school convention
I.oult Sunday last.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Layman and
daughters were calling on Mr.
Mrs. d. G. Baker Sunday evening.
Miss Dorothy Baker and Willie Bak.
were calling on RarOn Satterfield
lday evening last.
Miss Edna Swisher is spending a
81 days with her uncle, 7. ~ Swish
r.
Miss Halle Nuzum was calling on
Miss opal Hawkins Sunday afternoon
asst
Willie Baker is spending a few days
with his aunt and Uncle. Mr.. and Mrs
d. c. Baker
Miss Ota Price and Denzel Robes
were calling on n. l. Hawkins Sunday
last.
Miss Edna Swisher was calling on
Miss Actie and Halle Nuzum Sunday
evening.