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The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1918-07-16
COMPENSATION Law
and THRESHERMEN
Must Guarantee Payment of
Benefits to Employees.

(By c. o. Broxon, Insurance Com
missioner.)
All threshermen doing custom
work must comply with the work
mems compensation law and take in
surance guaranteeing the payment
of any benefits that may become due
to any of their employees because of
accidental injuries.
Men owning threshing machines
used solely to thresh their own grain
raised and produced by themselves
need not insure unless they volun-
tarily desire to do SO.
Men employed by farmers to as
sist in threshing are considered as
engaged in agricultural pursuits the
same as other farm operations.
Threshermen must procure insurance
for all men employed by them, but
need not do so for men assisting in
threshing operations, but employed
by the farmer for whom the thresh-
ing is done.
The insurance rates are based
upon the actual payroll expended by
the threshermen during the season.
In the first instance, this payroll is
estimated and a premium Is charged
upon such estimate. At the con-
clusion of the threshing season a
statement will be taken from the
threshermen, under oath, showing
the actual payroll expended and ii
such payroll expended should be less
than the estimate, the difference in
premium would be refunded to the
thresherman. If the actual payroll
expended should be greater than the
estimate, the difference would be col
lected at the time of readjustment.
The state funds rate is $5.15 on
each 500 of payroll: to this should
be added fiat policy fee of $500.
The state fund rate is lower than
the casualty companies rates and in
addition it fixes no minimum which
the small operator is obliged to pay
other than the $500 policy fee.
II the experience Of all thresher-
men turnout the state Z should be
favorable and it is ascertained at
the end of the year that more money
has been collected than is required
to pay the losses and to comply with
the legal requirements of the law,
the difference will be refunded to
the threshermen; the state fund
no profit whatever out of the
but merely paying losses
and complying with legal require
ments of the law.
The same applies to pea hullers,
bean threshers, hay bailers, COM
Diners, tractors for blowing and SINH
lar machinery, where custom work
is DONE.
Blanks for applying for insurance
may be secured upon application to
the state insurance manager at Boise
either in person or by mail.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1918-07-16
WANTED MEN TO PUT UP HAY

One thousand men wanted at Dill
lon and Divide, Beaverhead county,
Montana, to put up hay in the cele-
brated Big Hole basin, the greatest
wild hay region on earth. This hay
Is medium length, and is easily
handled. The climate is unexcelled;
good water, and the best board on
earth; the highest scale of wages
ever known.
For particulars, call on or address
A. M. Sheimo, secretary Big Hole
Stock Growers association, Wisdom,
Montana; or e. T. Patrick, Dillon,
montana. adv.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1918-07-16

ing of crops in the early fall shall
not be hampered.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1918-07-16
LIBERTY BOND INSTALL
5tt9 MENT DUE ON EIGHTEENTH

On Thursday, July Is, the third
installment of subscriptions to the
third liberty loan are due and pay
able at the local banks, and other
banks thruout the county. 1t is
urged that these payments be made
promptly, and the government and
banks are sending out notices to that
effect.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1918-07-16

Judge Alfred Bulge is Bear
Lake man. He served as district
judge for number Of years and
then assembled to the supreme bench
and is now chief justice.
The career Of Judge Bulge is full
of interest, and especially interest
ing to Idahoans., He was born in
Cache county, Utah fifty years ago
last February and has spent nearly
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1918-07-16

Our men IN the trenches and in
the subWarine chasers are doing
their part. Are you doing your part?
Buy war savings stamps to your ut
most capacity.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1918-07-16

Remembers! the men in our army
and the navy do not expect luxuries.
Should we at home expect them?
Buy necessities and war savings
stampA.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1918-07-16

July 9Th, 1918
STATE OF IDAHO
COUNTY OF BINGHAM
So
"" the Board Of County Comu.ssi,n.
ers in and for Bingham County, hereby
e cert lnat we have examined. AUDITED
claims against the Current rxp.,,ec
FUND: all we hereby authorize ami III.
rect the county Auditor to draw war
rants against the Current Expenso
Fund CT bingham County IN p' lie
ahipunt allowed on each AMI every
cl;h,n. an cunting co total .,f s1s14S
4. cents. fol- the second quarter Of he
Warrants numbered zoe 70 tse ,,-
elusive. weIo drawn against nc ,,r
f frS ,7 Expense Fund for the amoumt Of
Ordered that this Board 10 ,,,,v a.,
;onrn Will Tuesday, July 9th. 1918 at
F. T. HALvnrsoN
F. NJ FISHER '''ah
Clerk
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1918-07-16

Help your government and your
self at the same time-buy war saw
ingc stamps.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-03-16
DIR. +. r. BYNUM,

iV.-1 Terminal bldg,
EIGHTY nchos for 1900 per acre ia
miles wcst Of Garter deep tost one.
fourth mile Of well northwest, With four
more wells drilling north and west OF me,
NJ A McomY Chattanooga, Okla.
NIB " NrOR RAI.E-isO acres. hiFh.
wv 0YN, " improved; 90 acres in cul-
tlvntlon, half mile from
N'hte Normal school Good house, harm
ana out buildings Going az A sacrifice
for quick deal Listing 2T72.
gCR IIurTal Ifnru, liant Fr
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-03-16
AUTOS, VEHICLES AND
ACCESSORIES

DON'T you dU lt' Your car N too good
II VIII cost Aul Too much mbnoy 10
lhfoW " AWAY Nh,n you can set parts
Main st. Dallas, IrMH. Wr frbofe cyl.
Iultfa make piston. flugH ana aIies aA
10 lH done Hi ihr factory uuy part Tor
my c1r, amy tmo
Full HALE-TWu nrlrIy new Ford 20.
dnnH run only 3 months sell 'nf cash
oi Liberty bonlu accepted. Cbdo Kelly,
thluknshn. Okla.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-03-16

FOR SALE-Snrntog Cafe, thwtop.
okla; average run per day 300 viii
sell cheap, Investigate. good location.
Torment camp
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-03-16
MISCELLANEOUS TRADES

TO TRADE-Brlck business building, we'll
rented, for stock Of dry goods or cloth.
lnE Addrsss T., U. lioT 1876, walOnga.
Okla
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-03-16
AUTOS, VEHICLES AND
ACCESSORIES

FOR SALE Otnnt RlN touring car
rhuno nr call ono West ilh st, 81 II m
GARAGE fof sale or ront. i,Ou6O brIck
construction, about GO.uar aiornHe busl-
ness Tine repair business ilrHt. cmau Eas
nud oil nlllnE station Address A. TbO.
rHIu Okhhuuun
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-03-16
AUTOS, VEHICLES AND
ACCESSION rs

1917 COUNTRY CLuu Chummy our.
800 one 1911 NrIie W roadster. viii
make good truck 1l.5 H. A. Hwanaon,
1917 W. Gth Walnut bsJN. u6 A. nroad.
way, Walnut SO
A duup a. a /. tcrulc ear for saio
~ a hnrmu Tho l.lrpitIu GAtngp.
2lh W llrHi walnut 1Ol
ron SALE Gooi Twin Harley hly
idHon mnlorYllr. cheap 1909 A. bth
~ can after lO
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-03-16
CATTLE AND STOCK
90 Registered Holsteins so
10 M SOLD At
PUBLIC Auction

! TUESDAY, MARCH 18TH ATiP. N
Thirty cows Hnd hlofcrs VI milking
are
10 ysarling hefers
Three yeHflinE bulls
Seven OMEN hcIfufH aud pnlyfs
Al femnles 10 be- Hoid LrUd by gir
Johanna De Hol, lath. No GniH weighs
1000 pounds, ehu hns FIS nru,rn sons
anl eleven A. " q dnughiefs
Cedar Lawn Wit 7g years. t2sG1
Johanna Elmer Rue. ~ years. i27 ~
NeiheTlnnd Johanna De kol an. nt SO
years flNi iio is n hslf brother ~
No $1,000 ~ COW Johanna Ne K0l Van
Heeih. 20 Oi pounds, world record Whcn
MADE whose two sons were sold ht uub.
llc auction for $500 On
We received The blue ribbon rcd nm.
bon, nnd grand champion prize NJ tho
knh5nH National Live stock Exposition
Here N IN opportunity 10 buy cntile
TINT are bred right md individually
LHht Marx the d'io. Mrrrh iqin
When you see The cattle vou'li want IN
buy Sale commences NJ o. m. sharp
Pun 10 he there on time
standard Dairy Co, walnut Grove
wichita k1uHHH onn mile north ~ town.
.Auctloncers cot NoWcom col Temple
ple
ron sALE Mare ana colt, call liig
Fact 10Th ~
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-03-16
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE
OR TRADE

ron SALE on TRApI;-9b H. y. Ifuher
steam engine. W. Il. Bonncll. Chick
hHhH. Okla
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-03-16
POULTRY AND PETS

HARDCAsTLEs X. G. J. REDS
| Best IN southwest, eggs from choice
| mated pens. S. 90 per setting Mrs V
v llnrdcnWlc. Oklahoma Guy
| THOUOrGHnREn Hun Orplnrtun eggs
IS. 81 30, i10 81 Mrs Francis Route
II. liot n Walnut iJ5-J
! WHIT Wynndouo eggs iieS sriting
- lo0; eStfa inc Walnut ii22
hlrEElAL BARRED ROCK cgr. y n
Thompson strain, unhfOheu FOR n
/ years Won In every show entered;
/ blues ~ single SHOW; 81 per i5. s. ~ pei
| 10. MIS- r. T. Sullivan, Yukon. Okla.
| FOR sALE-Yollow Persian male cat
Aqnle sos, 2?6 West 18th 81
MY Buff Rocks won every first pfiye al
Gold Special SHOW. Oklahoma city,
eggs setting. w. G. Harwell Chlcka-
shN Okla.
FOR BETTING EGGs call nj Sanitary
Egg Farm. 1915 ". 7sth, or Phone W
1895.
THORoUGHnRrD Single Comb Red
eggs, $50 setting; q 100. Goddard.
Walnut 1889.
FOR SAILS c. buff Orpington cRgs, b
per 100 or 81 per setting Address Mrs.
W. NJ. Sherman, r. ,, Olnths Kan.
BABY chicks. Barred Rocks. Rhode
Island Reds. also Matching eggs from
4. G. white Leghorns. Phone NL-52. J
II. ReadIng. CITY II r. 4
FOR SALl1-Ons hundred Brown log
horn laying hens, ll4j each. Phone
MN-55
RUFUS RED TVLGiAN HNRTs Tor
sale at is Enst 9Th Gail at east side
door
FOR SALE- BELGIAN RAnnTT At
500 WEST nth PHONE. WALNUT
i2H
100 FOG Mandy lee incubator; 70 green
roller shades, cheap. 1909 w 7th.
THOROuGHBWED White plymouth Rock
eggs for settling. tL.J setting Walnut
1895. 22l6 West 18Th
hbLGIATL,no, pet parrot for sale. Call
FOR sALE-onc lIo-egg Mandy Lee"
incubator; good as new. Phone walnut
2iH
SETTING EGGS-Hnve fourteen hens
averaging eleven eggs per day: win sell
few settings: mixed stock Walnut bOlO.
BLACK 0rplnston eggs $3.50 setting
liA w. c ST.
FOR SALE-Handsome we'll bred Alre-
dale pup, months old. eligible TO reg
istrntlon. sired by Abby Prince Nohhler;
fno playmate for children; will sell
reasonable. l7lO ". S2nd St
FOR SALE-Thres thoroughbred light
Brahmn cockerelss 1891 W 18th 81.
AiRl,DALlS Tor Snlc-The master blood
of all the ages; these dogs possess the
blood Of all the master airCdlleH from
Rex Pcrsatum TO the present day; many
champions in tho pCdcrces; for those
who admire the alrcdalc, the favoJlte
and, fIrend NJ man, these are the dogs.
n. n Hodgns, 731 ERst 9Th
PRiZE-WlNNfNG Ruff OrplnSon eggs,
81, 81, S. per setting. C IL. Phelps,
Oklahoma CITY,
8. c. W. LeFhorn Matching eggs, famous
Corning egg strains. pure bred, 81 25
setting; 81. 100. pullets and year old
hens 81 10 each. Clark. sol East 6th
Maple 1879
FLOCK mottled AnconR hens, roosters
and pullets. best bred, oyerlaying
leaving city, 1905 West 3rd.
FOR SALE,-LarRc rabbit hutch, fine
lined compartments 1927 North Rob
lnson.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-03-16

ron SALE Suburban grocery, soed NJ
cHtlOnl cheap rent monthly salss m ~
lg n.b0gl going 10 the farm. ]. D. Wsst,
Ihiphn shn. Okla
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-03-16
DILLTAR) AND POOL
EQUIPMENT

ron sALD Pool tables. good condition.
at sacrifice, 10 n. broadway. Walnut
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-03-16

FOR sALE-The best 1917 model Dodge
Roadster for the money In pity T. Il
Craft Phone Walnut 4Ol7, 40 Insurance
Bldg
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-03-16
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

~ ~-'rs~ '-Se-ss,ss sss-ssNSs@' sss'Hss-s
NEW AND REcoNn.HANn
nlllIAIuD TABLES, hOWt iN0
CidkR TixTiiREs W.
PArTEHhQlN, HOFFMAN.
TIM nRUERWldk hALkE
CulLENDEB co,
OKLAHOMA CITY. OKLA
CuNcREfE mixers, holsts rock crush
nfH, carried IN stock Tor Immediate de-.
Oklahoma CITY
ron SALE wlll .ssll Rt great sacrifice
al pr part oi 5000 worth NJ bunllng
lor particulars ral ilny II Ilaun. IOs
okAhoman building or phone rnN-b.
ron SALE plow handles. 4 foet a inches
Ions eoc pst doienI feet y psr dozen,
Company, hlllerlon Okla.
MEDIUM Nsc fire proof s1ic. sOi Aouth
Ur01dwny
ron HALE rlnw handles. Nn = grade,
I feut q inches, 0nr, Hrd foot, n utt
dozen Miller Lumber Company. Miller.
ton, Ohln
srllOLABHlllp In inlrA huaincns col.
lego and hooks cheap 3gl " Wash.
lnHinn, after D. m
nAlN For sale, TO move on 1850 west
First htrost
HlArtltuE Wlckrr and leather sulhy.
Foohnn new. VI. ~ East bth
MENlnLiNllp Lakeside country cluh
Tor sale, cheap W. J Milhurn. MnWe
9Gsi
ron ENLE- butchers meet hot. hans
Ina meat scales, motorcycle, some
shelving, some Hornud hand lumber. hIF
r1a arc liEhi, meat block ill0 Mrll
Pod Walnut 1895
ron SALE Cook rpf. nlI uinisi on M.
side, iuri tho thug for someone M the
NnlerNofka For information write
yukon, Ohla, n l. Hos ~
kALE TRADE Mining aud medicine
stock, electric hand organ, hos ball nl.
loys. coin operated photo machine other
nmusomeniH goods. Consider placing IN
good park James HhoarH, Norman.
GOOD looking clothes, now SILK Dresses,
almost new hlse 20 ai1 Vast 18th
full HALE-rwlh baby carriage, reed,
excellent condition. iil6 West 2and.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-03-16
CASH REGISTERS FOR SALE.

FOR sAtI,-One $50 account McCash.y
register. slmo nB now, tl6O gets this
bargain, bailey Drug Co, pOtoau, Okla
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-03-16
STOLEN AUTOMOBILES
100 REWAnn

For information leading TO recovery OF
my Buick automIbcc. stolen on the nlg6i
OF March lt was a five passenger.
model y t5, siN-cyllnder, engine No
tiSg6S. Hall No 35lI2s. The em"rgency
brake rod on tho right hand side Was
disconnected. and wns tied with wire M
tho other rod The bow clamp on right
hand sile was broken, but could ain h.
used TO clamp bows down. In addition Ia
INC ahoNe reward for recovery of car.
will give 500 for arrest mud Convlc,in,
Of thieves Notify Floyd Cooper, MAYS.
Vile. okla.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-03-16
Gin Men Attention !

WANTED A good cotton Gin, In the
best lrrItlnn m Oklahoma. FOR full psf.
ilruhtg nn IN inducements, address A. u.
csr' ohlthomrn
QUAY, OKLAHOMA, has the srssisst ~
pool IN Tho world workers get 40 psS
lny, nptolH, rrslnuranta and roomlhg
house. overflow with people, twenty-five
more hvglnoW houses needed at onoe, !
NJ reasonable rent quick action win sst
moving picture show, restaurant and
toOfnlng house doing capacity business a.
soon a. oprn and viii make you . Tor.
tune. John Onflbnldl, flo1 n.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-03-16
NOTICES


price IL siIgbt Maple 23i " WV
49, ELECrRlC sHOE sHOP
When In need of shoe repairing call
star Shoe, GgO n Hudson Just opened
We can for and deliver Maple S616.
MISS NJ DAVIS from Frankie Franks
=. IN khnWH Glty, Mo, IL trimming fUr
the Mann Sisters NJ Cleveland, Okla
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-03-16
Oklnhnma.
Three Farm Bargains

=. = II v "1TII Out ulIIo
SW H-jN-lW, leo one mile of Wayne,
dark sandy loan nearly levsi, lN
Tonnnt buildings pflce $4,000, Tsrma
NV ll-l"N-cN 40 Moved, 70 natlyS
grass go yards Of Intsrurhan ny. n.
clptlunHly fine soil with some bottom,
Nearly lcvoli lalr improvements, fine
shade prlcN tN 600 'i
M lO-ON '3W hnlf mile ~ Inter,irbap
between Norman Rnd oklahoma CITY
Nearly level dark soil, ali plowod. 10
buIldiup4 a. tOn '~' ~
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-03-16
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
OUT on CITY

BUsIrEss OPPORTUNITIES
OUT on CITY ,
...Ha. Hse~~es-s.,~@>--.s>.@-,
ron SALE Suburban grocery, sosd ~
cHtlOnl cheap rent monthly salss II. ~
lg il,bOQl going 10 the farm j. y. Wen.
.hlpkn sla, OKLA.
ron AALii- Meat market and Sfosx71
ln good county scat town. Teas0n ~
anllIns 0nN of partners 10 going 10 saf.
n - tpte ohahomAn
Law Library for Sale
I VIII soil qll or part Of my law H<
NJ I lniIfnsf, Hulphur, okla.
FII. III! SAasa i.ti,,5 iooo 4 o.. le,;n.sn{ = 4
IN ukmhonai sons terms demand ~
sn,i1 output each season. JsH. o4ts
NAhIbl Hardware store or IM1f66t
~ mnh. carrying poHiilon snpsrishee
~ hnlh. " !. 10y, Cha wnee, Okla
unun MUCK hulldlhg In thtIvin6 IT.
ie town. Just ynnATed CIoDA ooSplon
ior a general merchandise stock. WrItS
llot iN Wayne, Ohla.
DOCTOR Splendid locntlon Tor phy6Js
CON ~ once llolnG into the servIss
ehI h,rl ~ doctor horo Dr.. W. w. Liskts
foot 1hykefylllo, OKLA.
ron iN,E ths la n good chance, n
YOU want good atocefy buslnass, 10.
rsiel on Nain street In ths largest nssn-
u'ncturng town In nklnhomai doing rood
rnHh business fWlll involrs About
1000 nW Owner drafted In army, esJsx
Tor sC'llnE Tor further lnf6rmatIoS
Wilio llw 2is Hnnd Springs, Okla.
non tALF-i'p 20 date hardware and
implement stock. Invoice about Oil, 100,
dning good business. Siil sell Tor nInst1
rents On tho dollar Reason for sslllnG.
duflod into tho amy win only con.
s,art sn,,. a ls f9sh dsnl &C.,, ~ interested act
rult SALE D.room hotsi, hot Springs,
Atk l'HisOn for selling, other business.
u ~ rittmnn. EArie, AfN.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-07-13
HearSe Is Used
To Carry Booze
Into Indianny

HARRISON, Ohio.-A big gray auto
hcarse. panoplied in all the sombcr
draperies which betoken death and
heartaches and tears. rumbled out of a
well-known Harrison garage las, night
bound for Muncie, Ind, which is in the
arid district of the Hoosier state.
The Indiana dry law is severe in its
penalties for bringing intoxicants into
the state. hence great care has to be
exercised on the part of the blockade
runners II they escape the lynx-eyed
minions OF the law
The employment OF the big gray
heatse as conveyance in which to
transport 'beer and whisky, although
used in other localities. is regarded by
many as a master bit OF genius.
II is said 20 be the business OF one
OF the camouileurs who sits on the front
seat Of the big dead wagon to assume
a sad and detected appearance on meet
ing any one on the road or passing an
officer and if his partner should be
engaged in conversation by inqusitive
strangers it is his duty TO sob and sigh
and wipe his weeping eye, thsreby giv-
ing om the impression that the con-
tents of the big hearse are the remains
Of his nearest . and dearest earthly
friend.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-07-13
AIR PILOTS NOT
DOOMED SOON OR
LATE, SAYS DATA
Dangers Of Aerial Service Are
Sometimes Exaggerated.

NEW YORK One OF the Times
correspondents has been moved, not al
together without excuse, TO make some
thing like a protest against what he
thinks is the present method OF keeping
military ayiatorS in active service till
they meet the fate he considers sure.
soon or late. TO be iheirs-a fall 10 the
earth and death. To remedy this situ-
alton he suggests that after an "ate"
has won a certain limited number OF
victories in the air he should be credited
with having done As much as can reas-
! nnabIy BE expected of any one man and
be retired with due honor 10 the posi-
ton OF instructor for other aviators.
While u Is improbable that any avia-
| tor could 60 on, year after year, engage
! ing in aerial battles, every one Of which
. has many dangers. and not at last Sue
/ cumb 10 a more skilfu or more lucky
antagonist. It IS by no means true that
] The aviator who continues long at his
| work is doomed II must be remembered
that unless his nerves give out under
the strain, the dangers he encounters
steadily and measurably decrease with
length oi service. for experience Is
adding constantly to his knowledge and
ability With every flight and every
battle the management OF his machine
and his gun becomes more and more
! nearly automatic and instinctive--is
more and more relegated to the sub
conscious. a modern psychologist would
say. He learns TO do precisely the right
thing without an instants pause to de-
eide what Is the right thing, and he can
give his entire intelligence to meeting
whatever Of the unprecedented there
may be IN the particular emergency
that arises
When as happens now and then, =
good aviator does ''lose his nerve" to
use the convenient but inaccurate
phrase the fact is recognized and un-
derSood by himself and his superiors.
and unless this condition is only =
temporary one. he is honorably dis
charged from the flying service. The
last task however, at which he would
be set, IN such case, IS that Of in-
structor for noyices. This task, instead
OF being a comparatively safe one, 10
particularly dangerous, for whoever
undertakes II puts his life literally in
the hands OF another and necessarily
unskilful man.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-07-13

MUST sell s-room home; ideal ncighbor-
hood near school and car line: real
bargain; terms easy Can Walnut 23Is.
| OWNER drafted: will sacrifice siX-roOm
modern bungalow, garage; northwest
Walnut $500
FOR SALE-By owner. new six-room
bungalow. Brauer Heights. south front.
large garage. Call Walnut 2Te7.
CLASSEN boulevard, u choice corner
for sale at a bargain Cau owner
Walnut 735iR.
. ACRES unimproved. northwest. Ideal
location for suburban home See own
er, S27 Insurance Bldg.
10 ACRES. improved, on West Tenth
street, H.5Oo. onc-half cash balance
straight loan at 3 percent. See owner.
s27 Insurance Bldg.
7-ROOM HOUSE
wei located on the west side worth
about $4,000; loan 81 $50. 10 trade for
small farm. This Is worth investigating
West Investment Co. 6i2 American
Natl. Bank. Walnut 2l25
FOR sALE-New modern 6-room hun
galow, basement, built-in features
Phone Walnut 7973-J
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION-Nine room
super modern home, near nth and
Shartel: terms TO suit
OKLAHOMA TRUST COMPANY,
506-l0 Insurance Bldg. Maple 20
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-07-13
LEGALS

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NOTICE TO SEWER CONTRACTORS.
Notice Is heTeby given that bids Will
he received by the city Council ot the
City OF Genry, oklahoma, for the con-
struction Of public sanitary sewers for
said city. up to 5 p. m. on Tuesday, July
q, 1918 Plans and speCi incRtions are on
file at the office Of the City Clerk
Geary, Okla, and also AZ the office Of
the engineers. State National Bank
Building, oklahoma City, Okla. All bids
must be made on the prescribed forms
and be accompanied with certified
check In the sum Of 81 900. made pay
able to the City Treasurer Of the City
OF Geary. The right Is reserved to re-
Ject any or all bids
H. f SUMMERS.
tSeaD City Clerk
Macintosh Walton Co. Engineers
Oklahoma City. okla.