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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-01-17
4O-CAME MATCH
MAY Be STAGED


John Keller and w f. clifford. the lat
ter OF Shawnee. have issued challenge
to J G. Holland and W. u. Layton, two
Of the best bowlers In oklahoma City, for
30 or 4O-gnme match, TO he Rtrgcd at
the Lee lluckins alleys at an early date.
clifford was the winner OF the state
endurance bowling tournament, which
extended from Saturday night at 7:30
o'clock until the same hour Sunday night,
rnd Keller finished second. with Layton
third
Holland is suffering with a bruised
finger AZ this time ard II is on'y that
which prevents tho big match from be-
ing held this week, as both Holland and
Layton say that they are ready for Gn-
ford and Keller at any time
When these four men get together tho
bowling frnternity OF oklahoma city win
see the four men who are considered the
best bowlers Of the state
Such n match would create considerable
interest among the lovers OF the bowling
game In oklahoma city.
President Tener OF the National league,
Muuogrr MrGraw Of the Giants and Man
agor Mnthewson OF the Reds, all OF whom
ave crack hilliHrdists, are members ut
the new three cushion club OF New York.
The Cleveland team has been shot
10 pieces through enllstments and tho
draft. About the only hope left for
the indians 20 oct anywhere Hes In
the possibility OF their grabbing
few promising youngsters.
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The Brooklyn Dodgers and the 1os.
ton Red SoK viii meet At Albany,
N. y, March IS, and 90 through In
bunch 70 their training camp at Hot
Spring, ARK.
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Miller HugEins. the Yankees new pilot
has been keeping tho wires hot " lat,
cess
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Il 10 said test case 10 90 be
brought In an effort TO knock out the
California antl.boNlna law,
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Pitcher Thomas of the Minneapolis
team won place among the Iron men
ana horses" vt baseball last season lie
figured In no fewer than G. games
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Among the bouts In prospect for the
near future Ia clash between BARLEY
Nnddon and Tom Mcmahon. at New or
lCunH
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-01-17

Mike Ertle. a brother Of the celebrated
Kcwpe has been boxing I'm Philadelphia
OF late and giving a good account Of him
self
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Battling Nelson 10 gathering
string Of boxers with a view 20 de-
voting himself 20 tho managerial end
OF the game In future.
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Pitcher schupp. tho Giants star twIrl-
cr, was one of the first New York
pnscumers to send IN his signed contract
for 1918.
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The United Slnir7 Football association
tho soccer governing holN win not hold
amy meetings this year The notiuup
commission N the e. $. T. A. Will handl,
all the business from now ON.
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C1Btiefs

Cottage Damaged by Flre-The fire
department was called 10 Sis West Reno
avenue this morning about IL o'clock
where small cottage was ahlaze The
damage was small
Traffic vIolators Flned-Fred Crooks.
J.. @. Terrell. otto Lorenz, ]. L. Baiiy,
$. u. Splkers, n. Hayden, Oklahoma
Carringe Works. J. w Nancy, KArch-
ner Iron Works. Mcdaniel Auto com
Mrs, Joe Milan and Tracey Brisbane
were fined this morning In police court
on charges OF violating traffic ordi-
nances.
Vagraney charoe-wlllam Myers. Mrs
g. G Clark, Bessie Jackson, Cassie
Pruitt, Henry Lawrence. Arthur Fisler
and Frank Johnson were fined this
morning In police court on charges OF
vograncy,
Peters Held for NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Peters was ordered held this morning in
police court untll a further Investigation
can he made Of his case and then turned
over to United states authorities.
Had Liquor 10 chsroe.-Lon William.
negro, was arrested by Deputy Sheriff
Homer Adrean this morning on q charte e
OF illegal possession OF intoyicants He
~ ~ ID TO have been making up a quan-
tity OF Chloe beer on his premises n,
me east part OF the city, He Is held
in the county jail for trial.
Nelson Taken Back-Charged with
endorsement Of funds from an auto
mobile firm In Kansas City, William A
Nelson, arrested here Tuesday by Sheriff
Johnson. was taken 10 Kansas City this
morning by a deputy sheriff from that
city TO answer the charge. Nelson was
an automobile salesman
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Poor Mathematical
Runs Foul of Army
Genius at FigureS

The local army recruiting office 4
considering the case OF an ex-soldic1|
who applied for re-enlistment a fev
days ago giving his age as 20 years,
He said that he first enlisted in l9li|
when he was p years old.
The recruiting sergeant did httl
mental arithmetic and demanded q
know why the applicant wasn't " year
old instead OF 81, and il he was only =
why he wasn't registered.
Inquiry was sent to Washington u
find out what age was given at the TIM
Of his enlistment in 1911.
Washington authorities reported, N
said he was q in 1911, and therefor(
is % now and no system of computaj
ton can make him q. They suggested
that he hustle around to his local dram
board and get his name on record bei
fore something serious happens to HIM
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IRREGULAR TONE
SEEN IN STOCKS
Steel Declines One to Three
Points at Opening,

NEW YORK. July II Stocks were ir-
regular at the duh opening Of today =
market but soon became active and
heavy on selling of industrials prompt
cd by reports from Washington that
some Of the leading steel compa MES had
applied 10 the government for financial
assistance. United states Steel declined
~ points on very large transactions.
bethlehem Steel broke y and Crucible
steel 2a Rails. equipments. motors.
coppers and tohaccos lost | 10 Z points
In tho first haE hour and Royal Dutch
Oh fell . points. liberty bonds were
strong a
Heavy selling Of leading lndustrlals
wns renewed at midday, United States
steel being again freely offered IN large
lots at an extreme setback Of 2L points.
other equipments M well ms rails. re-
Elected further heavy liquidation.
Leaders rallied | TO y points IN the
final hour. but reacted again toward the
end. The closing wss heavy.
Liberty 2iss sold st 1892 20 90 60,
first 4s at aiA to piiO. second ~ at
~ " to - 10: and as. 95.Bs1s6 90.
" q -
Save 10 the utmost and invest every
dollar in War Savings
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NEW YORK COTTON FUTURES.

NEW ORLEANS, July u.--After rise
OF five points on December on the open
ing call today the cotton market fell off
under selling aroused by private fore
casts Of rain for the belt A. the end
OF the first half hour OF trading the ac-
tive months were ~ to 2i points under
yesterdays close.
official reports, noting very high tenn
peratures In Texas, caused a sudden in
crease In the demand On which tho early
losses were recovered Toward noon the
trading months were % to q points
above yesterdays final figures
Trading slackencd and prices sngged
under the duilness. standing az 1 o'clock
az a net gain Of TO ~ points
SpCt cotton, steady, % points mp
Sales on the spot. 5il. 20. arrive. 200
Low middling 70 75c; middling. 3o25c.
good middling, 32.O0c. Receipts, p 2OOc
stock g65 B7l
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Alligator Mystery /
Grows Deeper as
It's Age Increase

"The alligator which was shot yester'
day in the Canadian river was not ON
of those which escaped from WheeieI
park two years ago, as only one escape
at that time. and that one was eaptured,1
said Joe H. Patterson, commissionel
OF parks, this morning in commenting q
the alligator shot yesterday by ]. "
Linch in the Canadian river near Soue
Walker street. In all probabihtI
it belonged TO someone living alon0
the river, but had escaped from i
owner" Mr.. Patterson also stated thu
il il was two feet long that II was q
least five or six years old.
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Company | Speeds
Up in Recruiting

Five men Of the national guard ~
busy today securing the last recruie
for Company ], Third regiment. Okia1
homa national guard that will be Duol
tered in on Saturday evening.
Eighty three men already have -
rolled and twenty-seven more are O
quired to bring the company up 70 l
the number set 10 be enrolled betG
mastering Captain Brewer said {
morning that he was quite sure
getting all the men required by Ffaa
evening.
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UnfayorabIe Crop AdyiCeS
Cause UptumS,
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS

CHICAGO, July II Fresh strength
dGA elaped in the market taday
owing largely 10 untavorable crop Bd-
Vices. Ths government weekly report
and the Kansas weekly report attracted
especial notice from the bulls Need Of
rain and OF warmer weather was en-
phnslZed. Opening prices. which varied
from &c decline to We advance, with
August El.56i4 to Il.55h and September
" IS TO 81 .b6A wede followed by de-
cided upturn all around
Good milling and shipping demand. es-
pecially from Canada. led afterward &c
further advance. The close wns
strong, 2Ac TO 4Nc net higher, with
August, Sl.5sM TO 1899; September
Sl.59 to I5gh
Evidence OF seaboard demand gave
flrmness to oats. For the most part.
though. trade was local After opening
unchanged TO "a off. with August TOI .
to 7Ohc. the market scored moderate
general gains
Provisions averaged higher with grain
and hogs. Sellers were scarce.
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ST LOUIS. July ll.-HOGs Receipts.
$500, 10 TO 2g. higher. lights. EIT55u
l7.iO. pigs. Sl7OOu 1885. mixed and
butchers, 81 lJNl1iO, good heavy,
Nhl5ul13j, buik, Sl7150 L735. CAT
TIE Receipts. 5000. strong and active
Native neet steers. 81 5OHiSO yearllug
stecrH aud hcliets. s. sou 1900, COWS.
s. J0nl3 -; stuCkciH and feeders, tS50U
II 90, fair to prime southern beef steers,
10000 lGT0. beef cows and heifers $500
q 1850 native calves. Hibp IL 90
SHEET. Receipts. $500. steady to
strong. lambs, So oOH ~ 90. ewes, 81 90
Ul20O, Gamers ana choppers, S. 00a
10 %
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LIVERPOOL.

LIVERPOOL. July n,-COTTON spot.
guiet; prices, easy Good middlng,
2te2d; good ordinary. 20.s2d. Sales, g.
900 bales including 700 American Re
ceipts 10000, American. 300 Futures
closed quiet New contracts July, 2is3d:
August, 20.s7d September. ~ esd; Octo-
Der. ls,isd; November. rs god. old con
tracts (fixsd prlces) July. 20 sgd
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Roll of Honor

The first Young woman to present
authorization from the bureau OF navs-
CATION in Washington to be examined
at the local navy recruiting office came
this morning She will take an ex-
animation in typewritlng and Stenog-
raphy this afternoon and if she passes
will he enlisted as a yeowoman and
sent to one OF the naval offices
An average OF twenty men a day are
being sent from the navy recruiting sta
tion TO San Francisco Twenty three
men went from the army recruiting Of
flee Yesterday and two men enlisted in
branches OF the reserve corps and were
sent home TO wait TO be called
The navy had one re-cnlistment. v
{. Campbell, formerly Of the Atlantic
fleet, applied and was sent to New
Orleans.
Lester L. Msrtz, oklahoma City; Ma
noah Swetman. Jefferson, Leon j. Chris
tepsen. Mt Pork; John Bohannan. Tus-
kshoma; Oran T. Hawkins. Aldersoni
bbGSSe6ne b. Lyons AldsSson: Earl Rn9er
w. Smith, oneta; Clarence ID. Fields.
Hedrick: Arthur j. Moseley. Edmond.
Alvin d Smith, Edmond. Harold y
King. Tulsa; Horace l., Lindsey, Tulsa
Quincy NJ. Simpson, Dewey: Ionic f.
Forkner, Dewey; Richmond y. Brown,
Dewey; Thomas ] I,lkins Tulsa: Walter
L. Brown, Carter; Roy J. Strickier,
Enid; Herbert J. Powell. Snyder, Texas:
Houston Spradlin. Lamar. Ala; Wood
ward Ham. Wilson. Colo.
Naval Reserves
Marvin ". Mongoe. Edward O. Hardin.
Charles l. Dowdy John II. Lewis, Rob-
ert Hinton, Glen O. Laws, John Schiek-
ran, Ray Hughes. Gillas C. woodson,
Hubert G. Lehman. Elgin l. Byrnes. Roy
y. Roas. Henry, Clay Hughes. John Il.
McKanbs, Murray Armstrong, Helse n
Arnold. Hartley J. Vanfleet, vern c,
Feather, Eaman VI Jones.
Navy.
Fred n Vaughn.
Marine Corps.
Lester u. Cook. Perry NJ. Wynn
Aviation Section Reserve Corps.
Forest =. Warehlme
Reserve Corps Enaineers
William p, McOsker. Amarillo, Texas.
W.T.
Lines Worth Remembering.
Still will plead and pray
That Sootchmen meet with brother Scot
Upon St Andrews day.
-w.as.----
Washington schools have dropped
German language study
---wss
Chicago is to have a training school
for munitions workers. -
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CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, July 11.-BuTTER. higher:
creamery, ssdi2c. EGGS, higher: re-
celpts lo.393 cases flrsts. 27nfs9c:
ordinary flrsts, sbcqs7. AZ mark. cases
included. S5Gssc. POTATOES, unset
tIeu, receipts. 55 cars; Virginia barrel
cobblers, So $50 $3.50: North Carolina
cobblers, tbO0a5.50. Arkansas sacked
trlumphs, s3o0dsiO; Louisiana white.
81 75d2s5; California red. t5,i0d 325 ,
California white, i2.s0d 3.00.
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CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, July u.-HOGs: Receipts
% 900. usrkct. active. 10 to 2OC higher
Bulk OF sales. Sl6S0d1750. butchers
ilTi5QlI55, packing, ylsbOGl7l5. light
N7l0M $50, rough, si5.s5Hi64O. pigs
SIG 40H 1875. CATTLE Receipts. 12 600
steady TO strong SHEEP: Receipts. IS,
600. steady to l5c lower Top, $500
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Chain of Cotton
Warehouses Urged
For u. S. Account

BOSTON, Mass, July 1.-THE estab-
lishment of a chain of cotton ware
houses, financed partly by the govern
ment in lieu of a proposition by the
Texas Bankers association for the
creation Of a corporation to buy for
government account was advocated by
the National association of Cotton
Manufacturers in a statement issued
here today,
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WOMAN IN 900 |
MILE SLED TRIP
THROUGH WOoD,
Fur Trading Party Back N
Civilization After Long Jaunts)

QUEBEC-The days Of the old voy>
ageurs and trappers are recalled BY tho
arrival into civilization again Of tvG
Montreal fur trading companies' agsnta}
who have reached Ponte des Monld
after a 9OO-mile drive aero. Uneav9
by dog teams
They are NJ Walt OF the Hudsol
Bay company and NJ Berthe OF Revilioe
Freres Nj Walt was accompanied
throughout the trip by Mrs Wah. end
all three ot the party are said 10 ~
none the worse for their experiences,
They will proceed forthwith to Mont
real
On April 10 last they started on their
return trip from the northeastern pare
Of Ungaya With experienced Indiaa
guides to show them the way they cow
cred the whole Of the 900 miles IN exs
actly fifty days
Find Indians Starving.
The trip was uneyentful. except foFl
the fact that when half way they camsI
across ten Indian families suffering
from starvation Many OF the men
women and children were dying fosl
want OF food. As the supplies carried
by the little party had been so regu.I
lated az to last only for the trip across
the lone land, the meeting with the
starving Indians constituted problcm.l
However. the party and their guided
finally decided to divide with the ncrdyI
Indians and 20 ration themselves fosI
the rest OF tn, trip This they did and
when they reached the first outpost ol
civilization they had Just exhausted
their provisions, so closely had they
figured out the amount Of food to be|
consumed each day.
Their dogs. however, were well ted
throughout the journey as it was reaI-
ired that in them lay all hope Of safety
Tor the whole party.
Will Return to Wilds.
On arriving at the River Aoisie tlse|
provision packs of the voyageurs were
replenished and they proceeded on theif|
way until they pulled into Pointe dee|
Monts.
Messrs. Walt and Berthe say that thiAI
year there has been heavy yield q
fox skins in the extreme northeru
regions. They assert they must have
purchased in the neighborhood OF 3Uo
pelts. As to other pelts they say the
Weld has been up to the average
The little party, after reporting Il
Montreal headquarters. will make re<
turn TRIP to the Ungava district iatef
ip the season. d
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LEGALS

NOTICE ANNUAL STOCKTON, ,pFRs
MEETING SAFEGUARD OIL. CO.
The annual meeting of stockholders Of
Safeguard on Company win he held Mon.
day. july %. tais at 2:2n . m. nj office
~ company, slo-3ii Patterson Bldg, Ok
lahoma CITY Oklnhoma.
Signed July a. 1919
G. n RUSSELL. President.
g. W, FOWLER. Secretary fSFALb
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CITY REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

NEW Groom California bungalow, oah
finish, bullt-ln fixtures, 2 lots. n
block of double car service this prop
rrty viii mako real home good terms
Mnlmml lILh-
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wANTED-BIDs AND PROPOSALS

NOTICE TO BIDDERS
Sealed bids will be received by NJ n
Shepard. county superintendent OF Grady
county for school district No. J6. Al
Chlckasha, Oklahoma, up until i2 O'Clock
noon OF the llth day OF July. 1918. for
the erection OF n brick school building
Snown as a Union Graded School Tor said
school district. miles northwest OF
ficatlons may be had by applying 20 the
county superintendents office, or the
architect, r. II Eads, Amber. Okla homa
A deposit of 1000 win be required as a
certified check for 81 900 will be re.
quired with each bid as a guarantee that
the contractor win execute an indemni.
lying bond for SO percent OF his bid with.
In 10 days OF date OF the awarding OF
contract.
O. d. GRADY. Director.
Attest:
l v. JONES. Clerk.
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klWANIS CLUB HEARS
OF NATIONAL MEEuN

Harlan Deupree, who was . dei9o
10 the international convspfi0q 3
hundred Riwsnis eiubs q - VI
States AZ the couveStiea - treSl
Rhode Island, last wsek ~ r.
estins report this noon q -
Of the Hiwanis cisb q - ~
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Produce Provisions
KANSAS CITY.

KANSAS CITY. Mo. July HUT
TER and POULTRY, unchanged EGGS,
firstS. ssc; seconds, 400. POTATOES,
firm, 81 65d27b
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CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, July 11.-wHEAT, No .
RED, $3.50 CORN. No. 2 yellow. 81 S5
OATS. standard. Tscd7Si+ RYE, No. .,
$50. BARLEY. 81 lSni2s.
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nOGS-Thc hog market WINS very ac-
tive and good ~ cents higher here today
The top sold for tl77s and the bulk from
$500 TO ti7b
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ST. LOUIS.

ST. LOUIS, July fi.--PoUTLY. unset p
tied: hens, 26c, springs 3bh nc. BUTTER,
unchanged. EGGS. sc
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KANSAS CITY.

KANSAS CITY. July 1i.-CAsU
WHEAT unchanged: No hard. 81 59
G29s: No. red. sslsn22 20 corn.
steady TO higher; No mixed. Sl6iT
IS; No. 2 white, slseGsO2: No. 2 vel
low. 'l.75d1.77.i OATS, steady: No. 4.
white, 7Sn 7Shc; No. 2 mixed. 75c. RYE.
tl.55ql 60. KAFIR and MILO MAIZE,
So OOff3Ob
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CATTLE MARKET
ACTIVE TODAY
Packers Pay Good Prices Hog
Market Heavy.

CATTLE-wlth packers paying good
prices. movement IN the cattle division
today was fairly active Al told around
800 head was received making ~ M.
fresh supply Eastern Oklnhoml vim
tered ,,rnSsers brought from fl2W 10
1890 with light plain kind selling at
- 90 80 $3.50. In the butcher division.
odd lots Of heavy cows brought 50 m
md fat hefers fii00 Cnuurrs and
cutters sold ht So - 10 iG7G The rilf
market was slow and steady
Closing Quotations.
Prices ~ tho various grades of cattle
are approximately az roilOwsl
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COTTON Goes UP
after DECLINE
Net Gain of Twenty Points
Made by Midday,

NEW ORLEANS COTTON FUTURES.
NEW ORLEANS, July ll-Cotton
closed steady at an advance OF 3 to 90
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New York Stock List

NEW YORK, July I0.-Closing prices
on the New York stock exchange today
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1909 West 33rd
slI-room and breakfast room bungalow
with three rooms hardwood. French
doors, lnrge porch and very large closets.
with Window close 20 school ana car
line; owner viii take IN trade good
J-passcnger auto.
L. l., Hensley
Walnut I7G walnut 1855
FORTY-ONE polrs lots in Rel Isle view
and corner pair In Walnut Grove. wal
nut 5ll9.
FIVE-EOON modern bungalow, Pyo
rooms IN o1k md breakfast room and
all huilt-in features The price is 800
below the mNkct value. LltAun. Maple
G9e
5 ACRES. with new Groom bungalow, 9
blocks north capitol: beautiful suburb.
nm home. 32nd and Lincoln; price $1,000.
Mrs, N. A. Simmons
5 ROOMS Capitol Mn: sure enough
bargain. AK Mr. Pope. 81. 1850.
FOR SALE or TRADE - Four-Toom
modern bungalow; 5oSl7O feet. 1880 w.
If You want TO buy a home or you want
10 buy business property; II you want
to buy trsckage. ask Mr.. Pope, NJ. 1850.
GROOM modern bungalow. 2 rooms In
oak. balance white enamel: blocks
rom car line east side; price 1880; $500
cash. balance terms
w. A. Mckee & Co.
Phone Walnut 'i1 9OI State Natl Rank
STOP! INVESTIGATE-A nice 5-room
house, two full lots. gas lights and
heat outbuildlngs. Total price, N.l50;
$40 cash and t5.72 per month. No ihfor-
nation over phone. WIN sell this prop
TODAY n aVtsr yby re %,
office first
OKLAHOMA TRUST COMPANY.
506-lO Insurance Bldg Maple 76
OKLAHOMA TRUST COMPANY'S
BARGAINS.
A fine 6-ropm modern home, fine CON
di,ion, nice lawn and fruit !Lees on "
2ith street. near ShartPl ta750: 1900
cash bnlance to suit Call Mr.. Clark.
Brand new Groom bungalow on W
3Srd for $3.50 $500 cash. $40 per month.
Can Mr. Morgan
Nice 6-room modern home with large
cash payment down, rest like rent Call
Mr. Clark
MOVE IN TODAY: A fine s-room mod
ern home on corner, IN walking distance
on W sh, $4,000; $3.50 cash. good terms
SPECIAL BARGAIN: q rooms. base
ment, newly napered and painted. lots
Of fruit, on w 18th. 5000 takes II;
terms can be arranged 10 suit with Mr.
Clark
WILL SELL the incest s-room home
on W. ist street with basement under
entire house. large system well nice
fruit trees for $500; terms TO suit pur-
chaser with Mr. Morgan
Nice t-room homo on four lots In "
CnpltoI HIN covered In nice fruit 81 900
500 cash, balance SIS per month. Call
Mr Clark.
This b-room modern home. sleeping
porch, two lots close in on having Just
west of Western, 81 lh0: 5000 cash, 500
per month Call Mr.. Morgan.
Rewcmher mo for Insurance
OKLAHOMA TRUST COMPANY.
hO6-l0 lnsuran nee Rldg. Maple Ss
For sALE-Here Is n bargain In e.
room modern bungalow, south front,
hookcnses, mantle window scat and 9th
or buih-in features. also fine cement
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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-07-11

Albert BALM, Germs
fears world boycott 4 c.
ness men after ~ ~.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-07-11
Llnes Worth Rememherina

Still will | plead and pray
That Scotchmen meet with brother Scot
Upon St Andrews day.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-07-11

Chicago is to have a training school
for munitions workers.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-07-11

Washington schools have dropped
German language study.