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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-09-18
KANSAS CRY CASH GRAN.

KANSAS CITY. Sep. IS cash
WHEAT unchanged: No. hard. 3? ?.
a 20; No. :. .? ?0h, 80, No red. t2.l
a2ls, No. .. t?lsi4ds e6is, cos un.
changed No. mi1cd. iiio. No.
white. iisl $50; No yellow, 81 81
niS2 OATS unchanged. No white
ts'sd1oc: No mixed, 62uG1c RYE
81 SIn 3G
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T0NTbFTE pKVTNG-se,led

CONCRETE PKvfNG-sealed pro-
posals or bids for concrete paving on
campus ot Agricultural and Mechani-
chi College at saltwater, Oklahoma,
viii be received by Board OF Agricul-
ture at their office In Capitol Build
ine At Oklahoma City until 10 a. m,
October ., 1918. at which time bids will
be publicly opened and read.
The following 10 approximate state
ment OF work:
s,t0e cubic yards earth excavation.
!. 400 square yards ccncrete paving
4, 200 lineal feet Integral curb.
$50 linsal feet lo.inch storm sewer
sewer inle,s
80 linesi feet oak headers
Information for Bidders form Of
Proposal can be obtained hy address
ing Dean OF Engineering 4. a ".
College, saltwater. Oklahcms Plans
specifications on file IN above office,
where they may be seen.
A certified check N $500 payable 10
order Of Board Of Agriculture will be
required with each bid. Satisfactory
security companys bond In amount OF
estimate will be required OF successful
bidder
Board reserves rlsh, to reject any
and all bids,
BY order OF Board Of Agriculture.
J. 4. wHlTEHURsT President
NOTICE OF sTbCkHoLpERs MEET.
ING OF THE OKLAHOMA CLUB
"a corporsiionl
To the Stockholders OF the Oklahoma
Club, q corporation
Notice Ia hereby given that, by order
of the Board Of Directors. stock
holders Meeting will be held at the
rooms OF tho oklahoma city Chamber
Of Commerce on Friday, September
18Th, 1919. at tho hour of soexa, IN. for
the purpose OF adopting bylaws, elect
na a Board OF Directors, and transact
Ing any other business which the stock
holders may deem expedIen, with re.
srcct 10 directing the erection, furnish
Ing and maintenance ot building fo'
such club, OF any other business which
may come before such meeting
THE OKLAHOMA CLUB,
! BY JOHN " sHARrEL Presidsn,
Attest; kol L. FNERPi. seGrstAfY
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CHICAGO.

CHICAGO. Sept is.--CoRN No. Z
mixed tLt5Ti ,siy; No. 3 yellow sl.t5t
ult7I OATS No. , white 67lsu ssc
RYE. No .. ti+3.
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BIDS WANTED.
For excavation and construction OF
town well at Hennessey. Okla, for spe-
ciflcatioRs, etc. apply TO undersigned.
All bids must be accompanied by cer-
tified check for ten percent OF amount
OF bid submitted, right reserved to re-
ject anv or all bids
Bids must be IN hands OF town clerk
not later than October |. 1919.
c. A. NOTHSrEIN. Town Clerk,
II y1ufa
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IEGALS
Bond Sale
So 900 SEWER poNps

MORRIS. OKLAHOMA.
The sboys sewer bonds. dated June
30, 1919, due June 80 i9tl. bearing
percent interest. payable Scmi-hnnually
both interest and principal payable nj
the fiscal agency OF the state OF Okla
homa In New York, will he sold at the
office OF the city clerk In Morris. Oks =
homa, Monday evening. September s2nd,
p. m, Each bid must he accompanied
by 4 certified check issued by SONS
hank In Oklshoma OF percent OF the
smount OF the bond issue. The check
Of the successful bidder will be re-
tsinsd ~ . guarantee that said bonds
will be taken up and paid for when sp-
proved by the attorney general Of okla
homs, without further requirements as
10 legslity.
MRS. JOHN CABLE.
CITY Clnrh
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KANSAS CITY

KANSAS CITY. sept. "a CORN
close, Sept tlN. Dec, N4l1, May
Ii.2h
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FREN0n DEPUTIES TO
RATIFY treaty SOON

PARIS. Sept ls-A number of
deputies ate expected 10 ra,ty the
treaty with Germany tomorrow night
or on Saturday at the very latest
Premier Clemenceau will speak on
--Sorrow, considerable Importance
being attached 10 his address.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-09-18
CHICAGO.

CHICAGO. Sept ls s-.poTArOEs. !.
arrivals ~ cars Minnesota Early Ohios.
sacked and bulk, 4. : grade. No. T..
s. ioh2so. Wisconsin round whites
sacked I. s grade No. /. s. ioQ2 90.
Idaho ruralF, sacked. {. g grade No
/ 05I2aN
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NEAL ESTATE WANTED

e--->s-s- --ss>--,-'.----'-
WANTED \ thfee-room cottage not
too fat out llls y. Hudson Maple
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NEW YORK SUGAR.

NEW YORK sept. IS SUGAR. raw.
steady; centrifugal 7.2sc: nne Ersnu-
lated 2 QOc
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hens 21d:5e springs 7lc other, un-
changed POTATOES lower, 1l,0n
I ~
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Nps lane Nannlgan, aged ono year
i've months. Won the grand prize at
tho recent annual baby parade al As
bury Park. y J She was psrched on
iloa, depicting Victory Her father,
sull IN the Uniform oi tie American
army vas the propsl'ns power OF the
float
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-09-18

s.rcom. modern full lots paving
paid fine location. near stiles Park:
good sarsg. 1890; u, 500 cash, balance
tasy payments. offered IN quick sale
only
Walnut 1901
OKLAHOMA REALTY co
5gS Liberty National Rank Pldg
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KANSAS CITY. Sept is.-EGGs un-
changed burTEh packing le lower
at VIC. o,ners unchanged. huLTRy
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REAL ESTATE WANTED

WANTED 10 buy q pair Of lots, must
be q bargain. Phone Maple Sls7-J.
WANT fo BUy-Good or s-room
home; located near good school; north.
west: can pay 1850 cash. Address
n. 40.
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Great Bargain, West Sth

I Two Groom bungalows, fulI lots
excellent condition; paving paid; rents
for 80 per month; u 200, Il 200 cash ,
balance easy payments This price 10
made for quick sale; close In; West 9th.
| Walnut 1901,
| OKLAHOMA REALTY co.
keh Liberty NalInnA hank nldE.
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r.'.ns ~ ne 1snaH. g,aIta ~ Cattle
a.. HprfHs. s.maisly - tO40rs
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Eight Ro0n78

Two. story house with furnace gar
sgr for two cars. servants quarters
close IN nn West 10Th. All modern So
s.n uofih g. .h41, good iArfnA, aei quick
ou' of town party viii ho ~ 709 y.
Broadway for few day Phone Maple
'fll nekiSfucs Mani, t.TaI
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Near Classen, S5,lS0
Five room Oklahoma bungalow on old
Can o. r. Cunnin ghan,, Walnut tos2.
Real Estate, Loan and Insurance Dept
UPBHER AND .UPsHER-
Fur HXNCHSrSaIr; 5.roop, modern
home. W,st 18th e.. $500. balance
terms. Maple Ns.
A SIX room, house California bunsa.
low ono block Classen Blvd. Has
breakfast room. garage. hardwood
floor Just heinz finished ts,?5o. Good
terms
o. n Cunningham
Walnut iGs?
Real Eatate, Loan aud Insurance Dept
uPsHER y uPSHEp
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walnut 20.
Ross Il. ! aorlas 81 Sons.
N2lo on r,rhsnso puianE
BRICK HOTEL BUILD
ING, Sl4,S0C
Oklahoma ,ir,. ,i0,s iu. a.storles,
,uiil broh v-l equipped au dar.
ranged Hutur cvtra wei lIllt would
cost go DnH foo hgild " NV Good as
n-N ! " GREEN ssq Amst.1fn hl'k
G6,so0
W,N bus e nov t-room and break
fast ro"ui bungalow. an oak roors.
al buzz IN features har extra good
r,ecirir .stures, bath cIllup"d with
lt'- WUl stand hnse 'u1. urg ton'nt
hr..iu,Hi sta' rHrN vE-h 70" nutu'
r.1,it ~ water heater ll'1. hone -
tsls tyhsalow Has 20 oe seen 70 ur ~
l'.," I'd Locdlal rr l.aTt lllh NIl'
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-09-18

On West 18th St.
Rooms. hath, pantry, halls. built-ln
features. good neighborhood. garage.
fruit trees, beautiful rose garden. All
for lees. than you can build house for.
Don't phone, come 10 the office II you
want your moneys worth In good, conf
Portable home. 5000 90,
TIE MEADOWS co.
10l Patterson PldE
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-09-30
TAXES DELINQUENT TONIGHT

DOUGLAS, Sept 30.-The mem bers of the City Council convened at the City Hall last night, the prin- cipal feature of the meeting being the seating of Mir. Felix Gray as councilman, elected to fill the vacan cy made by the departure of H. E Murray, last month.
 The city taxes, which become de linquent as six o'clock tonight with ten per cent penalty added for previous non-payment, came up fol some discussion, In one of the phases but no alterations were made. Moth ing else except routine business mat ters were attended to-
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-09-30
DOESN'T FAVOR PLUMB PLAN

WASHINGTON, Sept 30.-Earl H. Morton, President of the Rail- road Station Agents, including 65OO members working on 54 lines, told the House Commerce Committee the Plumb plan was the best scheme yet devised to drive brains out of the railroad business, destroy the efficiency of operation and lead either to tremendous rate increases or corresponding deficit for the public to bear He advocated the abolishment of the custom of carry ing 150 pounds of baggage free and said all the short line roads should be taken over by the Railroad Ad- ministration.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-09-30
HAROLD LOCKWOOD AT
 THE LIBERTY TONIGHT ONLY

DOUGLAS, Sept. 30.-Though liar ry Lockwood was a victim of the flu, he still lives and breathes on the moving picture screen. Few stars received a greater tribute than was given this popular actor when he passed beyond. He will be an ex elusive feature at the Liberty and will be seen in "The Square De ceiver," the kind of plot he was SC well qualified to carry out. There will be also a good comedy and weekly to fill out the program.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-09-30
MIR. GRUNDLER HOME

DOUGLAS, Sept 30-After an ex- tended trip to Seattle and San Fran cisco in quest of medical or sugical relief for crippled knee, which he did not find, MT. Grundler returned home on the City of Seattle yester- day. MT. Grundler's grandson, Mill ton Christman, accompanied him here for a visit with his grandpar- ents, and has started going to school
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-09-30
LEAVING ON SEATTLE

DOUGLAS, eSpt. 30.-Mrs. G. E. Bergman and daughter, Mrs. Ella P Robinson, who have been visiting Mir and Mrs. Harry Graves at Treadweli for the summer, will leave on the City of Seattle tomorrow morning for Seattle.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-09-30
AERIAL POSTAL SERVICE FOR THE CONGO IS SOON
 TO BE ESTABLISHED

ANTWERP, Sept. 25.-An aerial postal service between Leopoldville and Stanleyville in the Congo will be in operation within the next three months. If the plans of the Belgian Government are carried out. A steamer has just left Antwrep carrying aviators, hangars and fif- teen planes which will be kept in the service.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-09-30
HANS MAGNussoN DEAD

DOUGLAS, Sept 30.-Hans Mag
 nusson, an old resident of Alaska
 died at St. Ann's hospital last night after a lingering illness resulting from the flu, last winter. Since last May, he has been an inmate of tho hospital and in spite of continual medical treatment continued to grow
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-09-30
O. E. S. CARD PARTY
 NEXT MONTH

DOUGLAS, Sept. 30.-The mem, Eastern Stars will give a big card party on the 21st of next month. The general public is to be invited, and an admission fee of 25 cents will be charged.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-09-30
TO VISIT THIS WEEK

DOUGLAS, Sept. 30.-Mr Ed An drews accompanied by Paul Kegel, left yesterday on his beat, the Eve lyn G., for the scene of the wreck of the latter's boat to salvage some of the outfit if possible.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-09-30
DISTRICT COURT

Andrew Peter Johnson, a native, Of Sitka was granted a certificate or citizenship yesterday in the District Court.
 Four secret indictments were re turned by the grand jury this morn ing.
 The arguments by the lawyers in :he. H. l. 'Tippos murder case were on today and it was thought that the case should go to the jury late this
 The next case on the calendN is the oac against the Weathers bro thers and Ernest Stage, who were indicted for assault with a deadly weapon and larceny of fish from a trap.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-09-30
DOUGLAS ISLAND NEWS
REMOVED TO JUNEAU

DOUGLAS, Sept. 30-Mr and Mrs J. H. Long, who have resided here during the past summers operation at their cannery, have taken winter quarters at the Cliff Apartments in Juneau, which place they own.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-09-30

Miss Suzanne Pierson is one of the most popular young members of society and has friends in pretty much every city in the United States. Miss Pierson is now stop ping at Newport, where sEe has en- tertained mahy friends during the season.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-09-30
TO MOVE TO JUNEAU

DOUGLAS, Sept. 3o.-Mrs. Fred Higgins has taken position at the Alaska Grill in Juneau, where she entered upon her duties yesterday.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-09-30

Alaska which is being delayed rMs. Ray James, Mrs. Pete Johnson, Ger trude Johnson, Maurice Johnson, Claude Penglase and George Brown
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-09-30
KOREAN POLICE BLAMED
 BY THE JAPANESE FOR
 ATTEMPTED ASSASSINATION

SEOUL, Korea, Sept. 29. The Korean police force is blamed and 12,000 to 20,000 Koreans have been arrested on Suspicion of throwing a bomb at Gov Saito. the Japanese of ficia. Five alleged accomplices are being held.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-09-30
BUSINESS AND PLEASURE TRIP

DOUGLAS, Sept. 30-J. w. Mar tin, general merchant. left yesterday morning for Fresh Water Bay where he will look after his saw mill in terests, and do little hunting for a few days.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-09-30
CHANGE IN FERRY SCHEDULE

CHHNUE IN EEIhI DsJlI EOU LI
 Effective October 1, the ferry that has been leaving Juneau at 7:30 D. m. for Douglas only will run to Treadwell direct, stopping at Doug las on return trip to Juneau.
 JUNEAU FERRY & NAVIGATION
 adv. COMPANY.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-09-30
WAITING FOR s.s. ALASKA

DOUGLAS, Sept. 30.-The follow ing Douglas people are waiting to secure passage for the south on the
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-09-30

weaker MT. Magnusson was a na tive of Sweden and fifty-one years of age. Arrangements for the funeral have not yet been made.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-09-30
HERE ON LEGAL BUSINESS

L. A. Olsen of Wrangell is in the city on legal business. He is at the Gastineau.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-09-30
REPORTS FOR "A HOURS ENDING AT g A. M TODAY
 T yrnI
YESTERDAY.
TODAY
Highest SD. m.

NOTE-Observations Kodiak m p Seattle. Portland indS San at a m. m.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-09-30
Tide. Tomorrow

High water at 5:17 am, 115 feet Low water at 11.07 am, GO feet High water at 4:49 pm, 121 feet
The Washington times., 1919-04-05
By L. J. FAULKNER.

We have in Washington in every other city the
middle of the aisle streetcar hog" We also have an
other breed for want of better he might be called
the ''Parking Hog
This is the man-and in many a woman-who de
hberatey occupies the space parking precincts without
regard consideration of the space that the takes up
Instead Of driving close possible to the on
the right left he parks his auto directly in the CENTER
thereby occupying space that would be ample for
if ordinary consideration had been exercised.
On Friday afternoon of last week, during the Schu-
mannHelnk recital at the National Theater these socaled
parking hogs deprived by lack of consideration eight
other cars from taking advantage of space allotted for
parking opposite the theater.
In three places Pennsylvania avenue on the same
day. twentone deprived of the privilege of park
their because certain autoiss monopolized the
space for their that would have been sufficient to hold
two.
This practice is also very the north side
of New York avenue between Thirteenth and Fourteenth
streets Also Fourteenth street northwest in the 1900
block.
This lack of consideration not only entails considerable
Inconvenience to the auost deprived of parking space but
many times compes him to go several blocks out of his
way to find available
Ordinary consideration and slightly better adherance
to the Golden Rule of Do unto others you would have
done unto yOu'' would prevent this annoyance.
The traffic rule of recognizing the man ON the
right at the intersection of street crossings will when It
gets into smooth working order prevent many accidents
As guide to those who in doubt how to apply
the rule under varying circumstances are reproducing
in tOdays issue a very comprehensive map furnished
through the courtesy of the American Automobile Assoca
ton.
The Washington times., 1919-04-05
TO
Be SOLD BY FIRM

To handle the Scripps-Booth pas
senger cars in Washington and vicin-
ity the Scripps- Booth sales Company
Inc, has been formed and a sales
room has been opened at 1872 Con-
lnecticut avenue.
The new firm is composed Of Robert
HsskinS, president snd general man .
ager; Philip J. Reilly. vice president
and treasurer. and Malcolm II. DWysr'
secretary. or the members OF tnis
firm only one is not prominent IN the
automobile industry. hilip Reilly. ana
he is we'll known to Washingtonians'
having lived here the greater portion
OF his life.
Bob" Haskins dates his automo-
bile experience back to the days or
the one-cylinder machines, having solo
them in Wisconsin, where he nails
from. His early Washington selling
experience was gained with the local
branch OF the Buick Company IN the
capacity Of retail salesman.
Demonstrating the hill-climbing
ability as we'll as speed of the old
model 10 and II Bucks was his fav-
orite occupation. Leaving the BUICK
Motor Company he cast his fortunes
with the Pollock Car Corporation, the
name OF which firm has since been
changed to the Oldsmobile Sales Com
pany, and which still handles the
Oldsmobile line. During the past
year and a half he has been sales
manager for this company, from
which position he recently resigned TO
go into business for himself.
Malcolm Dwyer Is almost as well
The Washington times., 1919-04-05

for ten years, and is familiar with all
the tricks OF the trade.
The Washington times., 1919-04-05
Flint (NIIeh.) Journal.
FOUR OFFICIALS QUIT MOTOR
TO JOIN MOTOR LIFE STAFF

NEW YORK, April SC. G. sinsa-
taugh, editor: c. B. Ames, business
manager: A. B. Hunt, Southern adver-
tising manager. and ". W. Sheppard.
Western advertising manager, all Of
Motor, have resigned to become as
ISOLATED with Motor Life.
siusabaugh was with Motor four
years, previous to which he was editor
" Motor Age. Hunt Ames, and Shsp-
pard were Identified with Motor ap-
;.roximately twelve years. A. j.
Stocker, who becomes Middle western
advertising manager Of Motor Lie,
will continue advertising work on
automobile blue books. The other
new, members Of Motor Life's stan
will also engage, to q considerable
degree, in this work.
Monte W. Sohn. former editor OF
Motor Life, becomes director OF re-
The Washington times., 1919-04-05

The Taylor Tolley Sales Company
has taken over the agency for the
Dayton AirIess tire. 1t is claimed
that.it does away with all tire trou-
bles. and will ride as easy as any
pneumat tic tire.
The Washington times., 1919-04-05

Ben Steele, formerly a lieutenant
In the heavy artillery, is back on the
JOB again with Hill & Tibbitts. Let's
nope he doesn't let one Of their fiv-
Vers run away with him.
The Washington times., 1919-04-05

AUTOMOBILE
SECTION

the trade, has a host OF friends in
Washington, where he has resided al
bis life. with the exception ot two
years which were spent On WInehes-
ter, Va
As for the car, u 10 almost sufieislt
to say that Il 10 one OF the General
Motors Company products.
The Washington times., 1919-04-05

known along the row" as Haskins.
Dwyer dates his automobile education
back so far that II Is hard to say just
when he was in the elementary class
hut Il Is sufficient to say that when
steam motor cars were popular he
was driving one.
Reilly, though not 50 we'll known In
The Washington times., 1919-04-05

r.ect The expected expansion O. trao'
here. the only complaint heard-aud
this came from several sUurces--beinE
that the factories were not making
deliveries fast enough to keep up with
orders.
The Washington times., 1919-04-05
Write Your Own Caption.

We are Ford specialists;
can prescribe for all diseases
affecting the Ford family.
Ford Sales Company. Phone
2S1S.
The Washington times., 1919-04-05

Mr.. Mulcare, formerly with the
Southern Automobile Supply Com
pany, has started in the accessory
business. Mr.. Mulcare has been in
this branch of the automotive trade
The Washington times., 1919-04-05

search and publicity for Motor Life
blue books and trade directory, the
trio OF associated blue book prop
critics.
The Washington times., 1919-04-05

The police of here are using whis-
key in the radiators of their cars to
keep them from freezing. l asked
one of the drivers IL Il was true. He
said IT was. "WelI," said I, that's
the spirit"
The Washington times., 1919-04-05
AUTOMOBILE
SECTION
INCREASES SALES FORCES
TO MEET MOTOR DEMAND

Many Of the dealers and distributors
arc Increasing their sales forces -
The Washington times., 1919-04-05

Don't hoard idle money. Put IL TO
WORK. Money Invested in War Saw
thgS Stamps pays big diVidends.
The Washington times., 1919-04-05

This column iS aevoted TO the interest Of
The autoist. All questions as to care ana
upkeep. engine troubles, tours, etc. will be
cheerfully and fully answered by an expert.
QueHtioRs must reach this office not later
than Thursday to insure issue in cuTTsp'
week. Address all communications ear7
automobile Editor Washington Times, Civ
ing initials Of inquirer for index purpose
III your car iE In trouble on the road a9d
you need tow or assistance avail yourself
OF The Times Auto Emergency Service. u
" ,'u-S Ter the asking. See notice in TIT"
Section.