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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-12-21
Public Is Saved
From Gas Strike
Thru Conference

There will be no strike OF gas
workers in Seattle.
This was decided on when both OF
ficiais Of the Seattle Lighting com.
pany and representatives OF the men
made concessions In conference late
Friday evening.
Forty thousand homes are there
fore saved from Idle gas stoves and
the peril OF uncookcd meals.
Pipeflttern. who have been on
strike since September 81. will re.
turn 20 work next week
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-12-21
ITALY CENSORED HER
MUSIC FOR EXPORT

ROME. Dec. i-my Maiil-To
Italy belongs the distinction Of being
the only one 81 tho allied countries
that established strict censorship
on music during the war.
Expectation Of printed music from
Italy ~ 30 great. and the opportunity
for clever spies 10 utilize Il as a
means OF conveying Information TO
the enemy 40 unlimited. that Italy
organized an entirely separate crn.
sorship for surveillance OF all erpor
tationa Of music.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-12-21
NORTHERN PACIFIC is
GIVEN U. S. CONTRACT

WASHINGTON. Dec. 2i.-Operat
Ing contracts today were signed by
the railroad administration with the
Northern Pacific and It's subsidiaries
guaranteeing n standard annual re
turn OF $40. i3o.ies.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-12-21
TANK IN CENTER
OF BERLIN STREET

We heard shooting OF shippers all
about us. but nobody was hurt. Then
we dashed into the Friedrichetrasse
where stood n tank in the center OF
the street. It's machine guns firing.
a Chinese student running down the
street was Just missed by n bullet.
We were the only ones permitted
10 proceed on Inter den Linden.
Running the blockade Of massed sol
diers we saw the machine gun bat.
terry in front of the Bransenburg
gate. and were returned TO our hotel,
which the soldiers were now permit.
ting no one to leave.
Everybody was excited. The au.
thoriues were nervous with the ex.
pectation OF serious trouble. A ma.
jority OF the cafes and other gather.
ing places had been closed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-12-21
IMPERIAL IS NOW DRY
II mind Preekl

IMPERIAL. Cal. Dec. 2l.--Imperf.
al Joined the ranks Of bone-dry cities
today. The ordinance which put this
city in the bone-dry class was unanl-
rnousiy adopted by the city council.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-12-21
WILSON HOPES
PEACE WILL Be
RIGHT FOR ALL
Continued From Page One

can OF the general sentiment In re
gard TO the problems involved
President Wilson said IL was his
first wish TO visit the American
army. aud that he was also anxious
TO visit Italy, the country from
which 80 many OF my fellow citizens
came
"A look forward also with peculiar
interest and satisfaction TO visiting
BRUSSELS. now happily delivered from
the hands Of the enemy" he said.
lie expressed regret that II appear.
ed now he would not be able to visit
the grand fleet, adding his apprecia'
ton OF It's strong and watchful sup.
port In maintaining communication
between the allies.
There has been n very hearty
comradeship and a loyal cooperation
between the navy OF England and
the United states and I am sure all
know the fun significance 81 this sit.
uation, and It's bearing on the win.
ning Of the war. the president said.
Glad to See England
President Wilson said he was very
glad OF the opportunity 10 visit Eng.
land, because he knew with what
unanimity and passionate conviction
the people OF Great Britain and
America entertained the same con.
ception Of justice and liberty"
II Is essential for the future
peace OF the world" he said, that
there should be the frankest possible
cooperation and most generous un.
aerstandlng between the English.
speaking democracics.
We comprehend and appreciate.
| believe. the grave problems which
arise from your peculiar position as
an island empire"
The correspondent said he was
confident PRECEDENT Wilson Is con.
WINGED In regard 20 freedom OF the
seas that nothing will prevent a
solid guarantee OF future peace and
that the president has no anxiety
that the horrors OF peace" will be
worse than the horrors OF war"
II am confident thru common
counsel" he said. that the states.
men Of the world will be able TO
reach just and reasonable solution
OF the problems presented and earn
the gratitude OF the world for the
most critical and necessary service
which has ever been rendered TO t."
Vienna Peace Bossed
Wilson compared the Vienna and
Versailles congresses. pointing out
that the former was composed OF
bosses and that tho delegates
were more concerned with the inter.
ests OF themselves and their classes
than that of the peoples.
The Versailles conference must be
a congress Of the peoples servants"
he said NO master mind capable
OF settling today's problems exists
A man is fool who thinks he knows
what Is In the minds Of nil the p>o-
pies. IL Ia necessary for US to put
all our heads together and pool ev.
erything we possess for the benefit
OF the ideal common to us ALL
Lord Northclfffc. publisher of tn.
Times. gave a copy OF the interview
to the United Press.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-12-21
Use Is Jurors to
Avoid Flu Mix-Up

SPOKANE. Dec. 21s--The influen-
"a has played such havoc with court
recently, that Superior Court Judge
Hurn has ordered the choosing Of 10
jurors to hear cases in his court. so
that in case any one juror Is strick.
ascendency for the United States. or
pass on the evidence.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-12-21
PROBLEM
WILL Be IR0NED
OUT ACREEABLY
ny ED 4. KEEN

Omitted Press Correspondent
PARIS, Dec. si.-Grcat Britain
Il willing 60 20 rs far ~ possible
to meet President wilson's point
Of view regarding freedom Of the
seas. according 10 the advance
skirmishcrs Of the British peace
delegation.
They say that Great Britain IL
fully cognlzant OF the Necessity for
revising antiduated sea laws. But
they point out that any such revision
must be consistent with Great Brit.
aims insular position. which they be.
lieve. Wilson VIII agree requires spe.
cial safeguards.
These Britishers. who. while not
officials. are high In the councils Of
the empire. are givins the impression
that Anglo American differences re
garding freedom OF the seas and 9th.
ef wilsonian principles are not fun.
damentsl. and win he reconciled
when the president and lloyd George
have the opportunity for a direct ex'
change OF opinions about the details.
The greatest regret Is expressed by
these unofficial diplomats tina,
Lloyd Georges conferences with
Wilson have been delayed. inasmuch
rs the French are husliy utilizing ev.
cry opportunity 10 cultivate the pres.
ideut and the American delegation.
They express some apprehension
that Wilson. because OF his lack Of
direct knowledge. viii acquire crro-
neous Impressions regarding the
British attitude.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-12-21
LODGE DOUBTS
WILSON PLAN
TO FIX PEACE
Continued From Page One

world with a war OF conquest"
Reiterating earlier declarations.
Lodge said such a peace treaty
should include these provisions:
Asks Money for United States
Indemnity for the United States
for ships destroyed and people muir.
dered on vessels.
Restitution in part. at least. OF the
waste expenses forced upon US by
Germany.
Restoration OF Belgium: return OF
Alsace- Lorraine 10 France.
Return of Italia frredenta TO Italy.
Establishment OF Jugo-Slav state
and an independent state formed by
the Czecho- Slovaks.
Security OF Greece and the settle
ment OF Albania and Montenegro.
Restoration OF Rumania and the
consolidation OF the Rrnanian peo
pie under one government.
Putting Constantinople under In
ternational protection.
Independence OF Armenia
a large, powerful. independent
Polish state.
Return Of Danish Schieswig to the
Danes and the naturalization OF the
Kiel canal.
These physical guarantees" he
explained. all have one object. and
that is SO to hem Germany in that
she cannot attempt conquest in Rus
STA or in the East. and that the 9lav.
ic populations which she has merci.
lessly used in her wars can never be
used again"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-12-21

In regard TO indemnities. even
Lloyd Georges closest friends admit
he Went much further in the heat Of
campaigning than he himself intend
ed. He is said to be prepared 10 ad'
vocate cooler atmosphere In the
quai d'orsay Trench foreign officel
on the other hand. II Is known
that Wilson himself Is embarrassed.
owing TO the delays he has expert
enced in getting into touch with the
British leaders. lie would have much
preferred informal conferences with
them and the French together, for
the purpose OF proper comparison
and coordination OF views.
He also is extremely anxious to
complete all this preliminary work as
soon as possible. and be ready for the
informal interallied conference,
which Is expected TO begin the first
week in January.
He wants to give the conference
his undivided attention when once II
starts.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-12-21
Must Aid Russia

Lodge also declared that America
must play her full part in the restor.
alton Of Russia, where the hardest
task OF all lies.
Peace being our object the first
step toward peace is TO make a peace
with the country with which we have
been and are at war-that is. Ger.
many" he declared.
IF the peace with Germany il 10
be durable. terms must be exacted
which make IL, so far as human fore.
sight goes, impossible for Germany
to break out again upon the world
with a war OF conquest.
This can not be done by treaty en-
Ragements and signatures TO docu.
ments. At this juncture OF affairs.
Germany would sign anything, and
her pledge would be as worthless as
the guarantees she gave 20 Bel
GUM"
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-30
%@Gx>G

~ n Harvey. PBXl.
DAVID DOWNfNO 100 acres. = n Of
y H. 4. and n. W v Of 4. p. = of
section -, township 20 north, range Is
east, IN EowRta county.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-30
CANADIAN LADS (
MARRY ABROAD
Ca0uck Girls All Upset at
News From England,

OTTAWA Ontario. Can Good
ness grsclou,' Whats 10 be done
about ~
Canadian bo,s who vent 10 war
are marrying English girls at the
rate Of thousand a month SIR Ed
ward Kemp, Canadian minister oi
militia, oyerscas hl, broken the star.
;ing news and Canadian gifl, are all
upset
The sweet young thing, are holdpg
Indignation parties every place they
can yet together confidential even
n health boards fighting the Spanish
"flu' have pu, a ban On various az
,cmblics Think oi the chances a girl
/, aklng-jOp0, 400 OF even 500
miles away from her pledged Lo,hario
with al those cuddlly pink checked
| l''llc English wfens 10 wink al, and
with the British government officially
playing the Acknowledged part OF
matchmaking mamma
The girls can't always say what
they think. right out loud but some
oi the ma,rons are speaking for them
and they are saying red-ho, thing,
] too.
Most Unfaif," Cries Woman Leader.
It's most unfair TO our Canadian
girls. and the women should bring II
TO the attention OF our good govern.
ment organizations" declares Mr.. +.
a. Stevens Of Toronto, president ~
the Provincial Womens Christian
union. III Is the duty Of the Canadian
government to look after the interests
! Of the yomauhood OF Canada
! Mrs Stevens says the British gov
crumen, is Just a matchmaking NAM
ma, with club, and organizations for
the express pun0se ot encouraging
the marriage oi surplus stock OF
English glIb 10 Colonial soldiers.
"Thi, means SAYS Mrs Stevens,
Indignantly, that after the war Cam
ada i, going 10 Nc flooded with ihou-
sands cf blushing English brides.
while the Canadian women will be
doomed 20 spend their lives in stores,
offices and factories
SAYS Sacrifices Deserve Recognition.
Now. Mrs Stevens does not say that
girls Ike husbands Just because mar
rage helps them 20 quit their jobs,
but she adds that the women OF Can
ada have made their sacrifices with
ont a murmur. They have let their
men go overseas Many will never
come back and those unmarried ones
who do come safely through the strug
gle should he LETT for distribution
among the girls a, home.
Heads OF women's organizations are
1, now campaigning for iurloughs for
the boys who went over unmarried
many at an age when they had never
though, OF domestic contracts. They
are allowed short leaves OF abs.ro,
a from the front, but they arc only abb,
to go as far as England. There ai,e,
the rigors OF the battlefield they en-
d counter the feminine influence an,
the charm Of domestic lie and seem
: ingly they are easy picking for ,h'
= English girls.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-30

Women recently were placed in the
dining rooms Of three OF New York'S
leading hotels to take the places OF
striking men walters
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-30
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
IN CITY.

SALE g.toom apartment always
bargain, n sold hrl1ru tie frBi
n est bth walnut b'Js,J.
! WADE li.ioom residential room
I. house, paying wen. bll modern.
lrbl llhde this property fpr hotel,
Iof located. k.6. Oklphomlu
l'DON residence roomina house Tor
sle ny owner close In. ,htIp iuI
PhHl lh0n0 Maple 1880
/ i'iH FOR slle "a sow W,st NuIu,
l,puo Walndt ysii good terms iur
l. ra'o
~. SALE stable pool and billiard
fHi doing good buHlnrs. Woi To-
i u. reason Tor selling AdifcHn
Y ofhhumnn
VII. -. mlug hou.r for sale. cen
ID. lpcni"d cnll maple Jija-J
EANTEp looming hOusc. not l,s-
tunu ~ ropmHi must be we'll fur.
l,hcd, In Transient dlstflCt ana pUcod
'lgt G.EO Oklnhomnn.
'AfE F0K SALE Good location, pay.
log business Can ~ West en- ~
\ GnOCEllY and market. clean
stock. nll new goods, invoice . 900.
'uteH $3.50. strictly cash business
p delivery Walnut 1901.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-30
YARM AND ACRE TRACTS
Oklahoma.

~ ACRES In ,Uaddo county. . niles
tlon, balance grnssi s-room house, well,
windmill and soft water; plenty timber
for Wood and posts; well fenced; price
y 500, $1,000 cash, balance easy. Court
Hcy 3 Drake. Thone e6s. Ansdarko.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-30
REAL ESTATE TO TRADE

WANTED - ~. oo0 Ia 10000 stock OF
general merchandise for northwest ~.
kansas land or income; stock and fruit
farms for sale. Ewslt a Myers. spring
dale. Ark.
fOR EXCHANGE We hsvs some good
stock and dairy farms In the O1srks
10 trade for Oklahoma lands: Nfiio
for lists.
WHEELER BROS.
Mountain Grove. Mo.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-30
CITY REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
BY De BECK

CITY REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
~ N~>-~y~~-e>e-s -~,-~-----~----~---~~~-
FOR sALE-py ovNer. with immediate
poss-ssion, s-room' modern bungalov
waking distance close to car line
Phone Walnut ai,i, during o'fice hours
Snaps
s-room home. northwest semi mod
ctn. on PAVEMENT and car liAe for only
81 200. 500 cash.
BEAUTIFUL West i1th ST. home,
rooms fuli basement. combination iuf-
mace. laundry tubs. old paving only $50
cash. total price s. 500
THINK OF IT. s-r,om new Callfor-
MIA bungalow. northeast, on corner. with
gnfnEr. for only se.1b0.
WHY PAY RENT when ve can sell
you good i-room home on West 3lth.
IL blo. IS 10 car line for only N.2So,
cash. 500,
How would you III. TO make 20 per
cent on y. 900 10 t5 600 Let us show
you where you can do IL.
Oklahoma Trust Co.
5es.lO Insurance Bldr Maple as
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-30

w, & c. w. & 6.
ARE you AN OWNER
or
IMPROVED REAL ESTATE
Tint for good reasons YOU desire 10 sell'
II so
Our Real Estate Sales Department
wants 10 come IN personal communlca-
tion with you. hy sisIt to our office.
or by correspondence.
O. REASONS;
Our listing department needs for our
saiesmen additional properties for fill
ing our requirements
WE ARE 4 BROKERAGE
FIRM
and sell anybody's property. This Il,
and has besn. the policy Of this firm
for nearly fourteen years. Therefore,
our saleslnen force can be Of value to
you In disposipg OF your property.
WIN you please call At our office, or
by correspondence. regarding the sale
Of your property from S2,7Jo00 to
els, 900 or 10000, business property or
nearby business property and vacant
lots located In all parts OF tho city as
We operate In every direction.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-30
OUT-OP-TOWN REAL ESTATE

FOR sALE-is. room rooming house,
rent go month: money maker: u
taken hy firs, Of year q. inG buys n real
rpnming house. I5O n Market. wichita.
Kan.
LAWToN PROPERTY for sals or
trade: i0.iuOm rcHidence. well lo'
Gated reason for selling nonresident
so trlfer need answer Mrs. isolA NJ.
Sans, hnHdarko. Okla.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-30
10 Acres, 6Sth

n. END santa -: good land. high and
smooth; crdased by gas main Into city;
swhor, sif.2t Liberty National bldg
4 NO. 1 alfalfa farm for sale; connlrs
i0o aeres bottom land. chocolate
candy loan on clny suhsoll Walnut
He.n, J. 4 Thompson. 1905 w. a2nd,
ION 1Tf.R-rhreo farms near Lone
Won, Okla, ono near Edmond. two
rear Piedmont. Y. y. wilcox, Granite,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-30

Automobile ilre and occo'sOrv store.
lwlli invoice s. 400. Established husi-
mess VIII guRr1nten l-O percent prot.
Iit FIRST year N.d-wcst Tire 4 Rubber
Co. ~ North BroadwlN Oklahoma
)Cit", OKLA.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-30
OIL LAND, LEASES AND STOCK
A Good Buy

A Good Buy
$500 shares Of McTor
Oil, I'D cents per share;
quick sale. Walnut 1907
or 500 West California.
ron sNLE. fcw good mining claims
and leases IN Mrnn. Afk, mnngah'HH
district, Win,r open up several tons ore
hnd damp hest grade manganese; nso
cover many also 10 per ton gold. wal
nut 1924
WANT 4 or people 20 10 In with mo
aud develop iUhngnnts" and copper
MINES IN Msnh. Afk. have rpl"Dhld
mines opened up ready Tor machinery.
walnut 1894
WANT sAMNiES-Wlll pay i5c. Write
or wiro Oles ktofer snyder, OILS.
iOR SALB-1O0 Consolidated Zinc A
Smelling, ~ 10. par 100 need fnoncy
sss. % Es sSas %a e IS ' W.iau, az ~ 7,, t'' r
o.. STATE Petroleum 10 per s6hre.
on state Refining zoe per share. Nd
ui'S bbN "Vs bhii, 'hH
FOR sAiE $50 shnrer OklRhomn bii 4
Refining stock At u % per share. H.
T. Hobbs. Hobart. Okla
sAMMifR on. aTOCk-Will sell part
or oil 10000 shares at zoe. Wright
4 stofer, Hnyder, Osln.
Will PAY cash or trade dividend
paying s,ork tor United on. Ashuf.
auco Oh and other speculative st0ckh
20 Baltimore Bldg Maple $50
FOW SALE-lOoo rhir.. American on
4 Refining. ,IjoOOo. cash. Phone
WANTED-Hy an experienced real es,
tate woman. n position with responsl.
bl" oil company N.s5. care Oklsho.
man.
on GEOLOGlST
has 70 600 acres Of lease for sale n
zoe ref acre. 100 rental. In Culbefson
county: act quick. bargain. H. W.
Haynes stanton. Texas
NOTICE 20 oil men 900 acres ~ fins
lard In the Hcnlhton and walter oil
field for sale nt $50 per acre. w. II.
Couch II"sljton. Okla
10 sIAlES Knnsourl mining stock.
800 $50 will buy 90 shares Msnkins
| Remedies, as West sth.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-30

FOR SAiE $50 sharer Oklshomn 6ii 4
Refining stock At u % per share. H.
T. Iiohbr Hobart. Okla
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-30

sAMMlfR on. sTOCk WIN sell part
or oil 10000 shares at zoe. Wright
A. Stofer, HnydeT. DblH
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-30
FARM AND ACRE TRACTS
Oklahoma


FAl,MERH. LOOK 4 NNAr
W UrfoH tlur valley land on Osnfk
lrill i.inom house and other bud.
" q! OJo. good terms Nv ncrrs fine
mana muG. worth $3.50 Hrfe. only 10
600. lrfur. s0 nrf"H Hll fine alfalfa band (.
~ acres IN Hlmln ~ OOo. good terms
80 urIDt, ~ ~ alfalfa. good improve
m'ulF. 5000, terms, como see these
good places have several is0-acfe
iuDN, blfHuIuH on yJod iormn Jones
ciiN Realty Co.. lourF ukln.
200 ACRES
q, ArrcH good creek bottom, 22n In
cultivation. ~ pasture; i.room house,
barn Hud other outhuldlnH- There Ia
nu "ll derrick on this farm. owned by
uu nor of land. ana there IL good pros
poet oi oll 0n this farm. but owner
cannot finance development; miles
south and west ~ Mayrv,le, Okla. (.
would trade !or good Income property
o. r'udsnce clear. IN oklahoma CITY;
pur" 40 per Gcr,
j. =, Lashy. farm Land Dept.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-30
Ns55 s. S@1
REALTORS.
",ps " vN Main Street.
Phone walnut ~.

soR REAL BARGAINS In real estate
residences, phone Walnut Al. 9, G..
Buck. S0t Patterson Bldg.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-30

LiNCOLH CouNTY. $50 acres. l?o pat.
,nied. $50 state. fenced, improved.
nve-ysllon we'll furnished hUusc. IN
rlemcntA, iJ.lDO. lior PA, Corona. New
Mexico
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-30

Will PAY cash or trade dividend
paying stock TOR United on, ADuf'
auco Oil and other speculative btOok6
90 Baltimore BldR Maple $50
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-30
Townsite Ripe for
Promotion

~ miles from Oklahoma city, on rail-
Nd and prospective intrurban line (;
attractive price ard tefms Lawyers
3U60t Company, Oklahoma City,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-30
NOTICE or sToCKHoLDRks
MEETING

MEETING
state OF Oklahoma.
County OF Oklahoms,
Notice II hereby given that ne rsgu-
lar annual msctinG OF IT, stockholders
Of hay State oil . .sss company vili be
held ~ ~ ssirviu Building, In the city
;. oklahoma. County Of Oklahoma, or
the Itth day Of January, 1912, st 10
o'clock a. m. and that at such meeting
will oc, ur, and the question OF the In
crease of the capital stock OF the cor
puyu tcm TO such an amount ~ may ~.
pear advisable, win be determined END
acted upon, together with such other
business M may como before the NEST
Ing. w. q. WIENER, PresiAeNt
w. q. AMbROsE. uscretasvS
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-30

WANT 4 or I po0plc 20 20 In with mo
aud develop pnngancs" and copper
MINES IN Msna. Afk. have spleDhld
mines opened up ready Tor machinery.
n MINT 1IDI
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-30

FOR SALE 1000 rhare. American on
4 hefininy. N.iooOo. eash. Phone
MuI'e anil
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-30
LEGALs
NcrICE

NCrICE
There will he an annual meeting OF
tho stockholders OF the state National
Bank OF Ok,homa City. Okla. In Its
Jan ~ 1919, for the purpose OF the
election - directors Tor the ensuing
year and other business that may prog
crly come before said meeting
GEO |. COOKn Vice President.
Bl.ANToN RUBBER AND MFd. co.
Notice TO Stockholders; Notice IL
hereby given that the annual meet
Ing, Of stockholders OF Blanton Rubber
a Mfg, Co, will be held at the office
NJ the company at Oklahoma CITY,
Okla, at 8 p, m, Tuesday. January II.
1919 All stockholders are urged TO be
present
,sisned) JOHN n. BLANToS.
Attest: President
J. RALPH GRIFFIN.
Secretary
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-30
&4%>

~ y Harvey. PBN-l.
" ACHES Of land In Johnston county.
q, cultivation. good upland, IS
miles east ~ Tishominso on Rock
Island railroad good houst. plen'
IS - soft water az - fo.t. orchard.
Want 81, per acre. l.. n. Johnson, I'll
more bkh
FOW SALE or TRADE acre tnrm
in N'w Mexico. cHll Walnut NIs
A2O Acres
two mi'e. Duke. OKLA: so Hcrcs IN
cultivation. ifn pasture; ell valley land.
Win rrOw alfalfa; 500 acres In wheat.
on,.thlrd of which goes 10 purchaser.
tvr sets NJ Dlr improvements have
struck u small flow ~ oil 81 miles from
This place; good prospects for oil; own
Cr VIII sell THIS cheap on ensy pay
ments or trade for Clsar Oklahoma
CIty income ptoporty. get busy on this
as " won't last long.
y J, L,bby. Farm Land Dept.