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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-03-13
ALASKA Offers \
RICH FIELD FOR
ARMY VETERANS
New Industrial Empire Awaits
Returned Soldiers,

WASHINGTON. y. C,-The last
American frontier, that land where man
pue, seeking his fortune, IL 10 be iound
nov in Alaska IN the vast new areas
which will soon bc tapped by the gov-
cumeni railroad now under eon,true-
liuH
The returning soldier looking for .
job OF seeking hi, fortune will vet his
face toward this new country, which in
clulc, hSO0O0 acres Of potential asri-
cultural land now covered BY q meAger
growth ol timber.
This land say, Secretary II Labor
Wilson, must he considered 40 an im-I
punant factor In employment for tho|
returning soldier Wilson has a'dgnedp
experts 90 survey conditions and pro@'
pose plans 4
Benton Mackaye of the department ofl
the lule,l service sets forth the oppors
tun.llc, In ALASKA
"ln view NJ the combination of min.
rral. forests, and agricultural re~
sources says the report. "Alaikk
should present ono Of the most promise
ing area, now LETT on the globe for
those seeking a new start in lie The
government railroad is the first big Siep
In mi, development Bu, N thi, new
country I, 10 bc an opportunity for tho
soldier and the worker, and not for tbs
'perulalor, colonization policy must
be the nest step In II, development"
Naekays call, attention to the meth.
cd employed after the civil war to iaeil-
iIale settlement on public lands, whev
each honorahly discharged soldier was
given "land scrip" which entitled hin
20 choose loO acres Of any public lands
not occupied Instead Of inducing set-
Element aud colonization the scrip was
purchased at discounts aud was used BY
big corporations to obtain possession OF
public resoursel This method, or any-
thing similar to II, which would play
into the hand, Of speculation, says the
secretary Of labor, mst he avoided.
The secretary Of labor iavors a cole
onihiiop policy Plan, to reclaim cut
over forest lands, swamp lands, and
other public areas have been worked
out in considerable detail One plan !,
for colony to work 10000 acres Of
productive forest land
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-03-13
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK. March ~ There was rc-
ncWcd switching from old to now crop
months bt the opening Of the cotton
market today with March aud May show
INK declines Of I 10 points at the least
while July aud later months were Ia
lG points higher There was trade buy
ing Of July and early new crop deliveries
which gave the market u Wcady under
tone nnd May sold up TO 81 Zoe after the
call. Or II points net higher while later
months hcld wen up IN the lultnl ilB
urcg This bulge seemed tO meet scat
tered realizing however and reactions
Of a few points tollowcn with the mar
kct rather unsettled Liverpool was a
moderate buyer NJ luly but there were
fewer orders from that soupcc than rl-
Gently and general business was quiet
Demand was lesa active after the close
of Liverpool aud prices ensed off under
scattered southern selling, moderate pres
sure from Wall street sources and llqul-
dalton. May declined to 81 &c aud OCto-
Der 10 20 S5c with the general list show
ing net losses Of about 10 to 10 ponts
late In the morning
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-03-13
CyPSIES GARNER
GOLDEN HARVEST
FROM CREDUL0US
Women Give Up Cash and
Gems to Foil "EyiI Spirits"

BALTIMORE, Md-Alarmcd az the
numerous complaints received from
women ali over the city who have been
ylctlmtcd by gypsy women, who as
serted they could iorclell the future,
Captain OF Detectives McGoycm has
begun a systematic campaign to prevent
further swlndlirg OF innocent house
kcepcrs~
Headquarters Detectives King and
Mnticn,, who have been working on
various cases in the last month. de
clarcd that never before have gyp,lcs
obtained such an amount OF money and
yaluables
The gpsic' arc said to form a clique.
which repeat, the same stories 90 the
victims From the reports received at
police headquarters more than $1,000
has been obtained from women by the
wandering tribes.
Two Of the cases were brought 10
light at the Southwestern police station
when Dina bort. a gypsy woman, with
no permanent address was halcd be
fore Magistrate Tormolan on two
charges Of obtaining money by means
of false prcicnscs and fortune telling
The complainanls were Mrs Anna We
Der, 1909 Carroll street and Mrs. ST
donla laui, lliS East Lombard street
The prisoner was committed for action
Of the grand Jury
The women told the detectives that
the gypsy woman approached them and,
after saving she could look into the tu-
turc, agreed TO "shoo' of evil spirits if
paid. Mrs Weber said she handed
over two diamond rings and a watch
bracelet TO the stranger while it cost
Mrs Lauf $2l and a perfectly good egg
to obtain the advice" Of the gypsy
Mrs Weber was told that II the
money was not forthcoming somebody
would come between her and her hus
band The gypsy got Mrs Iaurs con.
i.dcncc, reminding her that her hair
was formerly black, although it is now
gray and that some women held shrcds
Of hair which they had torn out Of her
head and would continue to extract it ii
She was not given money
TO subHantiatc her story the gypsy
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ESASZk.IYIIIl|
Walnut y 2u1g West Main stree
ukLNliOMN Tlu'sr CUMpANY.s
IAIIft AINE

hfNVhiH.
Walnut ~ 2u1h West Main street
ukLNllOMN TRUST CUMpANYs
UNNGNlNS
FUTURE mslNEsg PROPERTY NOW
fuHy mr hrg" rut ur family hotel hT
~ room modern house uu n CHu hu
stolen Hi luH Cham residence prices. iNu
luIl lu'F un hiN street near Robinson
only faHH1 rrH rull Mr. MurFu
.buup E.AL nome . uDr#, tRp
ll",.H N cor I.nr i.ruum hnH., Iu.
vel aud pump 300 .u cultivation Urwcui
per mouth CnI ST. Cnu
sl.N room mulrfu buns allow urNr
irll ltIo rIr line, immediate unrfus. .iuu.
only $500 cash, balance lihr rui cat.
NJ NlUfgIu
sRooI SUPER MODERN uoMg
cold water Ion basement tHr luuudrN wash
racks uud drains. lUg. ulls DlIrll room.
linen closet lUIt.iu pantry Dhun uuhl.
net. 'Nrty room hIH large liU.pts 90.
Nvr.NhIu electric switches. uNiuEr. HnTE.
1ria' quarters. house completely p|umh.l
tpr hu'h city ana deep vrll water. on
itth street. ONE l'n.. of shurtr emo
five years 90 & percent
CAPITOL VIEW uU W irih street
near BruIuWuy. G.tuuus Wllh tWu fl
Tots ON paving. tWH uuUiH OF ear lIuH
frr only 81 300. $500 cash. balance GO
suit Dull ~ Morgan
MR. ALBERT T. Il-UER ls Manager
of our Insurance urpt Afk h.m about
10 Service win.
WE are g. $ TREASURY AGENTS.
TuW the Frlc ur W'R.sNNlNgS md
TllNIFT STNMlE UUy UUuulN hnIu
win the war
House, stores nul rrmg for rent
OKLAHOMA TRUST COMPANY.
.ne no Insurance nIg Mlplo no
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ST LOUIS

ST. LOUIS. March 70 HOGS Receipts
10000. lW. tu lir higher lEt tlib,u
tmrhru iIIGaHl1Hi. good heavy 81 61
nIshU. mlk 6,lfliPt. CATTiE Re.
rHpla 5000. steady 60 strong katlyr
hr.f rIrrr s. OoNl3aN. Nc1rllnE HleofH
uuI hrfru ig 0Ofllg 90. COWS 81 Ouii
lI nn HurRors aud fcudcr' 81 noH 10 ,O,
fllr 10 Prime southern beef steers ~ unr
o. 200. beef cows ana hplf'fH ~ n0u 10 no.,
southern ycitiiug steers aud helfors g. 81
10 40 900. native calves W. ubulA no
SHEEP Receipts zoo. steady. lumba
fll Uunl77l. ewes 81 iOniIOn wolhpb
flHnuulJ ruuurrH aud choppers Nbl
uG1U
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-03-13
NEW YORK COTTON FUTURES.

NEW ORLEANS, March l3-Dry
weather In tho western sections Of tho
belt uud the better freight situation
caused moderate buying early today.
March contracts rose ~ to II poluts.
Realizing sales from tho long side and
Increased volume VI shortage offerings
apparently founded ON expectation uf
small consumption for February caused
4 reaction In the trading up 10 noon
prices went II to 20 points under ycster-
DAVIS close
4 covering movement developed among
shorts hnd att o'clock prices were . TO
lf points over yesterdays finals
Spot cotton steady and unchanged
Sales on the spot gs7 TO arrive PiG. Low
nddlIng 10 75r, mIddliuR ~ soc, good
mlddllug 80 JOc. Receipts 5JB, Stock
49,. .T2g
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-03-13
kANhA6 CITY

KANSAS cry. Mo March rs lugR
Nyrelptt tuuN. iUD 10 ibr higher. hulk
tlsAuHlI2b. heavy Il7nOuil l1n. ught
flG GNhHli 1n ugu ti2 bnu 90 CATTLE.
lg'upiH DO nn" stpnd, primo ted Htorfa
tla hnul1 lU. dfyHrrd beef steers tlubnu
o. tj Huuihrtu BiDofH 81 00ul 1900, COWS
; a'pl0 ta. hylfpS { 5Ouli %, hlogtcla
tadl9 90. rUlyob g. hOul2 DO kllEEl'
NrUDlpE 1000 strong, lnmha SO bnHl
iIl.. Nrnrug- tl3Wu'l ID. walhus
~ wulI '.. ewes tll hnul. 90, nuUhpfH
lF nNuIl 90.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-03-13
FREER SELLING
WEAKENS GRAINS
Market Opens Lower But
Holds Steady lone,
cmcAoo DRAIN ANo PROVISIONS

CuCAgu, MHrrh u urlndh froIing
rr,iomultri in the corn market to-day,
owing uuriy io tho fact that one of
lur luld.ug elevator concerns wnH o ruut
rpI.IuuH srIlrr Tho U1yru reserves ~
conn uu frms were said 10 ho also al
f,,iug gru,nl sentiment ON The other
mul. WEATHER conditions were ur'uyut
uulu nuug moist und unHOu1uuahly
WuIm Futures. which up,uub q rhudo
tu guI,r lower. with May ~ 8 ~ ia
81 2Ts held stcndy later inside thu lnl'
llul Bug.o.
UrpurtH N largo sales 20 the stibOard
tHlurd th0 oats market fum rng
which took pltDu ut tho out"u shorts
we're the chief buyers After opening uu-
changed tu huhc On prices tuso Ia
above yesterday finish
shutp ndyaurp 400 tho hog market
ll'rd ptusIHIuus Trade, however vac
llpht
Subsequently buying on tho part oi
commission houses ulll,l tho market
Something II falling uu IN receipts
WINS uf,dlDlpl m account uf Necessity
fpr field work hy farmers Tho close
WIS ntm ut tho tuno NJ yostrrdHN'i
close 10 ~ hEh'r. With March at tl2'
aud AUy tlg gjg 60 llgIt
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-03-13
LIVERPOOL.

LIVERPOOL. March 10 49, COTTON
Spot! Steady; prices firm. Good mid.
ding 2il5d; mlddling. % G3d; low mid
ding 23lOd; good ordinary, % l0d. or,
diunry 2lbsd Sales 1000 includnl
$500 American; no receipts Futures
Closed quiet New contracts: March
2i2ld, April % Oad; May q Dad: June
% q3d; July, q S2d old contracts Ulxel
prlgrs March % isd; Mnrch Aprl
2! 39d; May June, 222jd; June July
q SD.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-03-13
ct,lcAoo

CHICAGO, March u HOGs Receipts
ilGGuiidO ught ll1gouiiJu mnri
tlt i0QlihO. heavy ilGlOuIfgs. rough
so l0A 10 20 Wigs tla lbui7i0 CATTLE.
hrcrIpiu 1000 strong native steers " NO
uNlJ, glnrkrrH Hud fedpln g. lOul' On,
cove Hui hrliouH ~ sbul9 0u. Dlyps 50 h0
ihnn tillHll RccurlH 5000 strong
sheep iIUNUu Nn. hmhH tliaUulhgO.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-03-13
Outside Livestock
ToRr WORTH

fpHT WORTH. Texas, March %
CATTLE Receipts 1hgu, active. boolos
5000 1850 HOGS Hcuelpl1 8 0nn, Joe
W0cclpls lOv. Heldy, lambs llb OOuiG iO
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-03-13
G. T. scIIAAF, President
WILEY mann gry,.t,r,

T. 81 lIAAF, President
WILEY hIAIR secretary.
NOTICE or RECEIVERS SALE
N"l'O' ls hereby given thnt. pursuant
10 mp order OF sale Of the District Court
"i }lNlhnmn County, state OF Oklahoma.
made ON the 2lrd dnv of February tgis.
m a certain action therein pcndlng
wherein thus A Crow Ct ais nrc
nNlnui's, aud R0bt A. Lyle. Il. E
i1ipcr md J, y Burrow. and tho
hlINIlty refining Company a Corpora
non, are defendants. the undersigned
Receiver of the Equality Refining Com
pnny win sch qt public sale oll tho
property Of tho Equality Refining Com
puhy consisting Of real estate, refinery
planl equipment furniture and fixtures.
NJ Ollion, oklahoma, and the office
furniture and fixtures, accounts re-
cclyahle at Oklahoma City. Oklahoma,
ana oil property of the fqunlty Rrtn-
Ing Company, wherever alhatod. hoth
follows:
Lots ? 70 %, Inclusive. In Block /:
Lots II to 90, inclusive. I'm Block z.
Lots 10 20. Inclusive, I'm Block s: Lots
10 81. INCLUSIVE. IN Block 2, In Olltun
Park Addition to the town Of Ollton.
nhInhomn; sIdc track III feet long
loading rnrk complete; woven wire
renee, completely cuclospg property;
liyc-room bungalow, complete with cleo
INC wiring Nud plumbing garage, two
cor rNplCitN' two room house. two room
office, 250o-hhI stills. brick nud con
crete foundations; 3 condenser boxes.
prick foundations; receiving house: cool
my box for tar lines. ! boiler. galvanized
boiler house; galvanized pump house. ;
GylylO National pumps; 4kx5Xl0
National pumps; I Sx2G National dccp
well pump, O00-hhl botcd storage
tanks 4 2l5-hhl rivctcd tanks; 2 10000
gallon welded tunks: | deep wntcr wen
! small galvanized house for laboratory
! Cary sn'c. C0-lnch roll top desk: I
,N nch roll top dcsN / hookkoepers
desk oui stool; Nat top double dosk; /
| typewriter desk revolving chairs; I
typewriter chair. chairs. 4 chnIrs. I
used rug. ] rng 9Nl2; ! rug, $40; I
. burroughs adding machine, check
Wu'er I Underwood typewriter No.
HNl2l5; ! Remington typewriter No
1i'02 filing cabinets. mkstonds etc
first aid cabinet complete bath fN-
luros, I complete bedroom OUTFIT, gas
heater; approximately 7222 gallons pnso-
line; approximately Q 4oi gallons naphthq
approximately 1854 gallons " W dstl-
lnle; approximately t7Ss3 gallons gns
oil; approximately 5Si bbh crude oil;
approximately 3ii hhls fuel oil; accounts
receivable nggrcpoting apnroxlmntcly
The sum OF E4Gt2l: subscription on
! Liberty bond Tor $500 M. on which
10000 has been paid; insurance upon
said property
q full and complete statement of gaId
property can be obtained from the Of
| flee of tho Receiver ut 1899 West Main
street oklahoma city OklahOmn)
Said property WIN be sold at the west
/ door u the Courthouse Of oklahoma
| County oklahoma. at o'clock p m,
ON the 28th dov Of March 1915 10 the
] hIuhpst responsible bidder therefor free
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noes Tho hor mnrh,f WIS sir1dH iu
5c higher today win tho "Wednesday
run tutulug around 600 Tho lrg.ft
dpyH Hupuly Of uuy limu since n.t no.
Nrwhrr wHH recorded ANrugr drNt
receipts fur tho pHHl week ur tRu lpNu
hardly tutulyi hnlf NJ the "Wednesday run
Tnu today WAS ilg2a. bulk uf tho Huppiy
ranging 90 10 Go tli.O
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The Tiqer LilY-

The Tiger Lily.
A lily France! but not the fIow'r
Grim Bismarck held in sCorn-
White, blcd white in wars fell night
And lieless at the morn
But yirilc red with lifted head
In freedoms newer dawn
A lily France but not the flow'r
OppreSsion's scrfs could reap
For ictter'd shcaycs with mcaner
leaves
That men might hold her cheap
Ay those who sought her gancring
Found that her thorns sunk dccpl
A lily France but not thc flow'r
InyaSlon.s touch could blight.
Der smittcn plain and raysh'd fan,
She sheds her peerless light
Her tendrlls sink and ever drink
Deep in the soil Of right
A lily France but not the flow'r
Grim Bismarck held in scorr-
White, bed white in vampire night
And llielcss at the morn
In gIorys girdIe worn
New York Herald
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cHlchoo

CHICAGO. March ~ COUN, No I
yellow nominal OATS STANDARD GiU
yar RYE No nominal BARLEY
" sOu23l
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ST LOUIS March 10 -ruRE STEADY
40 ilCU. SO 4 whltc 81 10 OATS
Etcldy. No. ystsr, No. white Old9shc
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During the past few days there has
been rapid-frc action in the develop
mcnt Of Golden Rod leases In Golden
Rod Mil No 4 in a remarkably short
time our men have cut TO an S-foot
lower level in tho shalt, opened up a
wide face north and east and today
are mining the "stope" or 8-ipot bench
with the iull crew Of miners hosting
normal tonnage to the mine.
Rapid Development
Within few DAYS the objective OF
lhI, drive will be reached, the eavo
whiclflies east Of the present eScaya-
tion. On Monday Mr. Trimble, DIR.
Sloane lanes A. Caylor and otheri
from Klngiisher, visited the mines and
crawlcd through the narrow opening
into this cave which is lined on all
sides with rich mineral deposits.
Full Running Time.
In Golden Rod Mine No the decks
aS cleared for action and this mouth
will see AS much tonnage going through
the mill as it can possibly handle on
full running time Within a few days,
the air drift to Golden Rod No, 4Al
shaft will be cut through at the lowerl
level, only about 100 feet remaining to
be cut on 6,ioot bench. Then thdl
surplus tonnage from No. mine will
be hoisted to No 4 mill. d
Mill No. 7. n
Golden Rod Mill No 7 Is sched%t
uled to start today, but adjustments to
belts line shafts and machinery always
require some time before the mill Is
ready to grind up the dirt. The ground
in this mine carries more lead than
the other Golden Rod workings, be-
ing very close to the famous lead pocket
IN the LaClede mine-juSt over the
line. The ground has already been
broken out resdv for a good tonnage
from the start-oif
Mill No. S.
In Golden Rod Mil No. S, we are
drifting TO the drill hole close BY and
within the noSt few rounds Of shots"
which in non-tcchuical language means
drilling and blasting in several sue
cessiye operations it is expected that
the satcrcourse formation we are
mining at No. and No. will be en-
lcountcrcd Thcu as the ground is
broken out the mill will be rushed
TO completion
Golden Rod Stock
The last remaining Golden Rod stock
is being sold for the purpose OF COM
plcling the new mills aud increasing
the development for large and econom-
ical production This stock is pre-
fcrred in that it receives all dividends
until il has been allotted 100 percent,
after which it shares future profits
equally with the common.
Approved BY Banking Bosra.
The state banking board Of Missouri
after careful consideration OF the
Golden Rod proposition from every
angle, has granted p,rmt issued
under the blue sky law for the sale of
this stock in Missouri Write for COM
pletc details of this offering. Golden
Rod Mining and Smelling Corporation.
Skiryin Hotel Building, Oklahoma
City, (hdv)
DR., CHAS, p, VICkERS
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ST0CKER CATTLE
PRICES LOWERED
wrpnEspAY.s Rrerlprs.


CATTLE Tho puO.rr market showed
up good to-day uuI E.nunuN lW. lu %.
hlgh, than NuulH. Iuu uu Htr.tB to-day
WIS ill i.. Hnd uII hmI# uf butcher cattle
sold good ~ WIS rather tuurh shedding
fnr the tlu,h,r ituir. hHN,tpI iMH DlHH
NJ cattle hrlurIur anywhere tom bnH 600
ibu lower than tho hph lwr uI u"i Norb
ludrf present conditions Hil.fH must In
100 mighty good shape tn hmg tIn
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CoTToNsEED OIL.

NEW YORK. March n Tho cotton.
seed oil market closed quiet Spot ~ 25,
bid March zoe, May 20 toe, July 20 lJc
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KANSAS CITY

KANSAS cry, March ii-CAsII
cons Unchanged to loYcr No mnvi
.Hl7OulB5. No 3 whJo 81 NOu2 NO 40 2
yellow Ngua00 OATS steady to
loTeU Ne ghIlc glr. No mlted
MILO MAZE gJUIuIU0.
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HOME BUILDERS
300 Baum BIlg
ThUu, walnut 81.

VIV % nv NEW HONE on West
wv OYW 22ud siJDU, near car
w 49, service. Nh beautifully
Atruurud rooms. two rooms finished iu
selected oak. ul hardwood floors down.
stairs solid uBl. staircase. Sleeping
rooms nu. he'd lu white enamel nnc
basement furnace heat wrugc. uUurrpt,
drivcwai. suNliu feet OF ground ruuc
So UuU Liberal terms Listing iA
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U.c Times Classified Want Al
they always get best results,
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DO you want TO sell your property n
you do. can Walnut l7gl We have uur.
chlaors waiting. and n your pliCc Is
right. $50 win do the rest
Mager & Mager
eos Cocord Walnut 1917
FOR SAFE HF uwu.l new nNc-ruou
bungalow win take good car and part
cash balance hku r0ut Also have goOl
residence lots would trade tnr Cnr lhuu,
Walnut Tllg
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COTTON REACTS
AFTER ADVANCE
Drop Of 20 Points Scored AZ
ter Advance Of 30 Cents,
WV ORLEANS COTTON FuTUREs

NEW uWLEANS. March 70 Cotton
closed steady nt AN advance " II to -
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Nom Resident

Corner 2lst St in the 500 block 7-room
California 2-atoy bungalow fur quick
sale $500. routing FOR $40. Address
v 5a7. care OklohOman
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LEGALS
THE WICHITA FALLS NORTH.
WESTERN RAILWAY COMPANY.
NOTICE

Public notice In hereby given maj ,bs
annual meeting of stockholders OF The
wichita F1lla & Northwestern Rullway
company will lo held M the general office
r hnd company I'D tho city OF Aitus
Jackson county Okla on Saturday, IN,
iolh day OF March 1918 at 9 O'Clock
directors and Tor tho Transaction Of spsb
either business as may como before said
meeting
Noice ls also hereby given that the
lunuo! meeting N the board Of directors
NJ snld Tho Wichita Falls q Northwest
cln Hallway Company will be held al the
dntcv after the adjournment of mia
stockholders meeting
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aEs!z,sSl.yyIIyEIsl
Property Owners

REALTORS
Walnut q, 2ul'l West Main ST.
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TIITIH N IN0 IITTFTI WHl|8 N HIT76 HT
Hupru, 'Wntrb w fuUuN1
Arizona republican., 1918-03-10
TH0S. MADD0CK
 NOW IN SERVICE

Tommy Maddock, chairman of the state republican committee and later state engineer, left last night for Washington in response to a tele- gram from the war department, to take the position of first lieutenant in the 43d Engineers. MT. Maddock will report at the American uni versity.
 It has long been known among his friends that he had been com- missioned in the engineers, but they kept it among themselves, and though they were aware that his services to the government would be valuable, they believed that he could perform a greater service at home.
 While yet state engineer he ten- dered his resignation to Governor Campbell in order that he might be free to enter the service of the gov- ernment, but it was not accepted
 Those who know MT. Maddock best know that the rank given him is not commensurate with his abilities, but they are sure that in France, where merit is recognized, he will come into his own.
Arizona republican., 1918-03-10

formation which the Germans could obtain from statements giving the ex-
Arizona republican., 1918-03-10
GEORGE vON 1. MEYER
 CALLED BY DEATH
Republican A. p. Leased Wire1

BOSTON, March 9.-George Won L. Meyer. former cabinet member and diplomat, died at his home here at 1:10 tonight after an illness of sev- eral weeks.
 Mr. Meyer was stricken in January with an attack of pleurisy, and this apparently weakened him and made it more difficult to resist the effects of a tumor of the liver, from which he died. It was not known until a few days ago, however, that his con- dition was serious.
 MT. Meyers last public appearance was on February 10, when he att tended a Sunday mass meeting at Fremont Temple called to discuss plans for helping Italy and her peo- pie in distress because of the war. He was one of the principal speakers, although it was noted by his friends that he was far from well.
 Long regarded as one of the fore most citizens of Massachusetts, MT. Meyer had served as American am bassador to Italy and to Russia and subsequently, was postmaster general in President Roosevelt's cabinet and secretary of the navy under Presi- dent Taft. He was in his sixtieth year.
 The widow and three children sur Tive him.
Arizona republican., 1918-03-10
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