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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-27
Of
CITY $4,000
IS ESTIMATE
Directory Compiler Makes
Estimate After Work.
FINISH WORK NEXT WEEK
City's Population Year Ago
Estimated at ll0,s79,

Oklahoma Ciu. Okla. population
i:5 400
This may Ne = common statistical
reference 30 okiahoma's capital city
tn. n l. rah company. which 's
compiling a city directory. 20 b. w.
sucd about March !. estimates sh-
c.t)s present population al rAsriy or
aui'e $4,000, on the bssir Of nearly
complete investigation for the nent
directory.
Population increase during tsi, ~ss
At least II. .0o0. according 10 n l.. Polk.
nd probably more.
Store than dozen men Who hs,'
he-n cnnvassing tho city during the
las, t~o weeks will finish their work
nest week. The directory will bt
printed BY the warden Printing conf
pany. and copies ordered In advance
viii sell st %.
Last years caavass showed the citJ
10 have q population ~ iio.s7s. -.
Work an tho federal census Win
start In Oklahoma city and The mn
congressional district on Jsnvasy )
Mr. polh believes tho findings OF th'
federal census enumerators wiil b. ths'
Ohishons city's population vill he ap'
prosin,atsiy III. .oo0. ~.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-27
DANIELS RElDY
TO ACCEPT NEW
LIST Of AWARDS
Other Officers Support Sims
Refusal Of Decoration.

WASHINGTON. Dec. .'.--.In revising
the lists Of naval decosatisas - ~
awarde1 sffiesrs fsr thstr sssvsess 1ur.
Inc the oar. the knight bsarl. ssess.
tsry nanis,s saiA tsday. yin ~ h.
strsessA 70 esllov 10 Osassai ths ssas
peli<y aAspasd ~ ~ eeerstssy n ~
visfao ne eetGlsai ns0
~ ~ sa0s TIM. ~. DaAisls ~.
tAs beas1 vsu1o stve ~ ssaaiAaFaAiea
% the vtsWu s1Deeeoo1 ~ 0eAs ~
nsrsi alms es1 sesss Mn sefss1a,G
Who havs ehjscteA u ~ manner n
which the laccss tisae, tAus ias -.
ncunced. we're aWaroeA
The secsssary aAes1 Ass ~ hcpsl
the new eesmmtnAo4bGns d ~ hoar1
would hs aprrcvel by hin without
annentment. Tho revived report sithei
viii be sent 10 President wilson for
final action or waited urn BY ths
secretary on behalf Of PRECEDENT VII
son. Mr. Daniels dlsclosed that "A.
mlrni Henry H. Wilson and Rear Nj
mirsi Henry r. MAYO had written him
eai''rr rf's-''ar 10 what thev des~fih'.i
10 iaequsllties In the awards recently
ann.un.,i.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-27

Ruulnea ~. N.--SAhyvlashses vsAs
esjlAeu bsNaalh ~ eltjes q pfAslas
ss1 0Vsvusy ~ bsaae sapa6sy ~ N
6sdsf y the ~ cenMeaeMs mr. o.
~ two citlesI fhs' eeilasa, Sh.cn
would form sshtervAnsan sallssy s'n.
" ml,ss n. isaesh, ~ hsaetses Of
,ni,isess Il SsttIse of psscisss vtnsaees
- rslwjtlnan1In0 ths fact that tNis
rs9ipa wue NJ fcHs ysars under hre
m ussnas - sius1 ysrs tssy ssl'
ssse1 ssMQasastvsiy nttls As@aee.
LnsDss lncssss1 by the vine inevHsy'
,rhlls .tAsy wIM paacs heavy sssese
- 0sSn ~ whios. vtll ~ rseeseee
= 4 - slana sGDsresng " sass-
nssls ua1s y ~ AsssesetsA psss
esugsuoSa1se4 ~ = vssIttng ths ~
~ - sssS s.s..sss. s,m a.
o. to6o1S ~ vssy little VIM
~ - es11lGo 49, thsy sWeD'
ss11hW1s1 esR ~ eIslrsct In Uls
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-27
RARE FRENCH WINE ESCAPED
GERMAN LOOTINC. BUT ALLIED
SOLDIERS SAMPLED STRONGLY

psv6ehiy thsls confidence that thsss
advaRes meant permanent eccupstica
Of thls Alstsirt saved the csnare fsso
pluage At that tiR,e sand when the -,
action cnue they wsrv foscs1 10 ~.
treat - rapidly they had little oppcs,
tuAity 10 invade the sSdeearesed
stores of wines. rvur ytaFs of ~
hsrdmens Destroyed the greater pAn
ee the handsans buildings sreeted "
ths sine eusaOaniee hut msa o. ns
damage dsas 70 ~ stceAs = atsf''
butsA 10 vrsReA ana ailied eseassN
o1Ghtine MN na1e uasesletal vsgssa-
stuss tesmsl ''rsnssmS'' ae1 theea es'
~ ssslays aesul t3Ateoe bsitleA y.
clsling aaany ''rsservs1" vsnsaSsa ~.
sUsAsiy irspsVpasoS,s sue1esss wssIo
Sose .heess n huDe sAshs q u1os ~
nlSsp fsntn1 Z bseast weua1 Dsovs ~
ranalu1es n ~ 90 = r1a awey ~
- vaG1oA n y egaimnes6 t.eoAev
tsASsn1sWegn ~ = - ~. I
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-27
STATE RAILROAD
NAY FAIL WHEN
U. S. RELEASES
K. G., NJ 4 0. Appeals TO
Corporation Commission.


Return 10 private swssssAle vitheas
adeQDses peptscttS0 fVUm ~ fsossai
sovS1osseat IN The waS ~ flaaRelal -.
sistaRes viii meaa the 1issa,utisu -
the - sf opsratione ot ths kaasas
City. u.xtce sod Orient rsiiru1d In
OkiahOna. according 10 MstsmeWtr Of
". E. Ksmpsr. Of Kansas city. ~
csiser for ths road. In = letter To-Day
To 0ovss~ss nebestsoa.
Nssese y Ashse.
Copy ef ths letter vss forwarded ~
the 0ovsruce 70 the corporation cuu'-
miss.ea with he request that sffsrts
BE- maAs by The commission 10 secure
the rsliHs sshsA n In its ludGnsent II
v necessary fos eeHtinued msintenam c
and Spesatlos u the Hoe, which serves
considerable portion ~ western Oh
lshoma net at prtsent touched " any
cher line
II wss ststsA hy A. l. wAhsr.
eAaismaa = ~ csmmlssien. that .
n<@ber q ~ eemmissioa probabay
viii ~ eat - WasAiaUtsa seoa 70 m
SsscsAs VIII ueohssS u ~ Oeia.
hons eeNoFsaslsaal as)ssattea -
hieh rail. sAnsHtst1ttsa sefSesab %
sssst the rsllsf ssas1 ~ ~ go.
osMse Nseds vAsss>sssA
II vse s(aisl ~ 8ouoeF thai ~
ssts that fneee ~ 0gtoat alss Soese
% pseesat " the esAeP snAu saast
'lNss spsssssas 10 osilAsss ~ =
- ssvs ~ OrsoA A pr>esaA \
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-27
|uIuJO0 0I|m NHl
|uoDoe + oEvOlIE

NEW YoNx. De-, n.-Nsveatsss q
ne vheGA aaA WAsal nsw eesNse o.
~ lAwtsa Osuln esaspauv q LAvsan
Oais.. Nm nslese eeaasAss ns
stsVe, ~ anasaWesa hsss eseay ~
~ UNstsd oeatso Ogo0 essps0uoa.
N rsvoeat(se Sabee eeeoee = -"
tslsy ssl esatiasss ssas ssse~ -
ttce.
N isssasss wsss rsssAsA. . gsala
cospssuttsa seatemsat says. esAsss .
sks easuoany's facouge VssewW - -
f,se4 ~ euAsaatss pstss = weeN -
vso1~saBS, fsssuse y eusui1o bos9WA.
thea rsqsssls1 ~ ~ suspoDte9 sMe
sai)uss 10 Wsahs vssUnlD - ose9scess
= ssdsesl ~ y. Y bagnsA vsrs
psaut1sas q ~ ssFpseatieA. w. ssve
Ihe csasQnRy . bsassWe rsssstN q
Kanaae CITY. t0
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-27
IEeeMEM LOOT
lk|MTA BANK Of
$4,000 BONDS
Vault IS Blown Open by
Charge Of Dynamite.
NO CLUE LEFT 0y GANG
Bluejacket and Davenport
"Jobs'' bi Same Men?

ktNTA. okis.. De n, f7,--tspsclsi)- -
Ssa thousand dollars IN Liberty sonds
.vss sseIsa from the Kinta STATE bank
ss I o'clock Friday morning ~hen
yeGumss blew IN the bank vault with
. snail charge Of dynamite The 81.
ps~stsa sus heard BY tovnspecp's. bu'
NO. thought II vas the report hon
Ne pAelol of q hIiarlous Christmas esls-
bealss snA raId NJ attention 10 II
The robbery wns discovered When The
kuah ~ came down 10 work In tn"
sRrsuias. 9
Altar entsrins ,hs vsuh and strip
pspe n Of its Liberty bonds all of
vhlcA belonged n eus,omers,. the
ypeaw,eo, for some unknown reason
iesSs me inner lock az the vault do'-
~ Ssft 'hoarb that sntrsnee instead
- lhssssh the hole by which they en-
eprlA
X ~ ssbbsrs made M sttsmpt 10 open
4 ~ hssh safe. which va ins'dA the
vnoji. snA In which IN the money be-
)saolas 10 tho hank ana its customer
Ves slers1
~ sCus % 10 the number q men In
ss.vs1 - their identity ~as left BY ths
yeSemSa.
Z exoons P. Gum. secretary Of the On
oAoWa Bankers sssocistioN. Issued
wasniag 10 county tAahsrs today. ~
.nlvlus6 them 10 put sii Liberty boad'
t. ~ oehes vahahlss IN their eAfes. IN
- - In thG
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-27
BIGGEST YEAR
FOR BUILDING
FAC|NG CITY
Value Of Permits Expected
to Exceed Sl0,00O,000,
.SKIRVlN HOTEL ANNEX
Braniff Expected 10 Put Up
Ten-Story Building,

. ~
Inc 'nof siF"n'"e o""'"s
oklahoma city has ever known 10 pre-
6lct.d for is.o BY architects. building
,o,,,,.to,, realty men. banker, and
v =, A.. ,.,
''' " "
40 .
OUT IN is9" rhnT from s''"''''" w
sii .coo. .o0". With most st the $4,000 M
mark Permits tlns year are expected
TO total Ss.ooe,ooo.
Arehl,ssrs oe,s,oc. O.
s,.,h ,,,
I'se.n |" - 80 IaYs ,.rh.
ror'y'n'' e - ,en,ny
~ 49, .,,. .,v A. ne.
mofs seu', ~ 'hn rmy '','y &,1,,,. & a,
sp'e "' ~. :.
va, 80 ",' - a,,,o. ,,I,a,r,.
,,I, .,..,o,r. ho,,,,
lar.ory mnnIns' oo 80,
ana n"s.ness h""s AZ, a.,
sNs onhsms " "'''0o"' "' ~"
urally fono~
Men VINO wo"'d ou'u ou. "pn a..
~aea 10, ~~ sn,,s,,
ins'stisl. m'o, w ,n. can.,n.,on
nave Jus, "oo1. oo'n' !" W. Nj w..".,.'
ihst soch ~a''ns " 'u'n'
VII not drop IN p'loe. 49,
wiz NOT crop. on '"s '.. ,,"ms,, m ,.n.
ny .. s'" NV
''"'
In -.
Layton pfedT's sho.ne.
pus'nsss nousss ,. ,Na" 80 80,
~sy ~ NsSt 10 ro." 49, 4,
hars - r - E'an'n, u" n.'n..
70 neeeessy 70 nnr.,, - -
sseuon ot tne csV. """ ,,h ,
aunssd 80 no essmp,e @ -,,s
mucn s"sneI v'pu'o" W" :,
hsssne~ d'su'e' more '"a" ~
ARE. - .s.r,,
baueins nmy - w vau,
~ : ..'s. dtsres. s bat .,s...s "s. - " s,,s' @
- ss" "a. WV
a.,,S,n ,h., mr.. esr.Ain 10 be hull
..S ~. .rn,cx,m.tc coat Of each In
ss - ~, my GOODS company
.ss 80 h.,vsec Harvey ed Hv6
Nj. 90 -. Citv club. Gran,
~.s,..~. .rs.v, Ton sto,v. S,ee
~. .s~,". sseture thester. Nain strss
n~s..s. pro1dvsy and Roblnson ave
49, oSeo ~: 7. r. Brunin and com
pany. Third street and itebtnson ave
nue. ten story. $500. 600. totsi. N.sw,
90
prs,ee&ea Dv,,6,nes.
.,,,, .,.n h.y
Wnen .n.,; "",,. '.,..s ~ r.asor
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-27
GOOD ROADS PETITIONS
CIRCULATED NEXT WEEK

Following the adjournment o' ~.
county excise board with no change IN
the iI,oss hard sarfsee road flnf
which y 10 bs matched by iike
amount from the federal 81 fund.
Robert A. Bing,etary, manager OF the
Okla homa Oood R1ads association. ssrs
that petitions fer the t1so.voc rosd
bonA tissue Win bs ssnt next ~srh TO
the Retsiisrs association 10 be cir
cuiated by them.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-27
HOTEL DETECTIVE s
SHOOTS SALESMAN

CHICAGO, pse. 31,-John }. pussn.
sslesman fos . Milwaukes firm. shot by
q kouss detective at the Rreveort hotel
early yesterday. 10 reported In dan
esrous coalition st n. Luhs's hospital.
'Ths shooting took place In front o.
tAe aAsk m TIE hstsi isbey ana created
. Msss panie sn,eaS ~ guests
AeoaGo1Mg - joha vstsmorris. me 90.
tssAlss, DSeaa ssl trc wen attacked
Inn, ~, nys ~ isArsl pusa", ~he
ne had pssv,sssiv srrss'sd. was seoa'
Il sAsus him snd that No dsd sei dtas
~ rsvaavss sutil ~ was being oesfse
b ~ tSiA.
psosa was shss through the ehss'
and groin.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-27
FEN e||lCEs N
coUllI |luDeEI
ExcIas Board A6jouns Atts'
K S(osmloof SUsSlon.

4 sapsk nssss sl66un ! ~ sessss
,irunoa - snln - ~ aasl1au -
- SttsS isjlfs - ( see4l1 seeqls
@ D4uH sIses uol ~ - -
! ~ - ~ = N oA -
{ = u ~ glyGIli - - n q -
~ ~ = - - ~ -
~ ussl11iu ssausrA Z , u - !
- ~ : ~ -
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-27
Warning Issued by Pdios
Against Poison Drinks.
Death Toll

Passage OF . city ordinance y -
auirs all purchasers Of WOOD s,ceeoo
to sign their nance With the lsuUu1De
from whom ,hsy buy II 10 bstA0 sDQsi
sidsrsd by Mayor walton - Q reeuoe
of the nation We series ef lsstAa ~
sultins from drinkins petssa vAisay.
Msy oys A,sshel
4 second feature which the nASoe
may introduce IN tho ordinance \ -
euirins oil vendors Of wood sicsaq ~
oeIos Il . deep psfpIs hssss ssliia0 -,
This viii make Il impsssihsso ~ ~
psfehnser to manufacture 'whasa
freo II. lx.
Mayor wsiisa - ~ pSltss etlleV1'
thst from nov % thsre ~ ~ onGDGr9!
ous tsAihs ~ sves ~ Unlee1 olaoe4
rssnltiag frsm vhiDkS 0o4e tIU8 Wo
sicoAe,. 4 yeSne mAa 61a1 y ~.
hsma CITY tsw en- - = = slk
Dellrs ~. q tasisg pslsea ve1p1k s4
hie eysisQ. end tsieGsaDA r0ot9o
al pGyts q NJ cosptsY to(oV ~
whe,sesis esaths tsssA ~ snoe V
Not oaIy dsss "vhtely" nn14 ~
wood, slrsAel csuss 1eath, ut y =
event IL effects are not tA4aL 4 -
quentiy II the cause Of blio1oteA
nseisess ~ pelspeA rs
A State Law 1t prsssat sseu,ssD. aQ
purehsscrs 'sf polsoas 70 rs0lg18 s4Gq
names at the place th>y p1su0Mo -
Thus record b n.aAe u ~ onou -
perSoas Who csusmit 0alelds. - ~
may NE the polsss 10 1sserpy eo49o
wss1 siceAoi. Il y sst<. y - da1
- psispu usdsr this Nv. Tbenono
u gallons Of vood ajesAol. heuevQA
Ass purchased dsuy u tAs ssAea -
rsctaliy BY sutemohtls sWasss wAo ~
Il TO prevent frsesins q fhssr vnso9e
, tors. n,
Negroes. especially, II II sAid.' -
making whisky from this shSfsne
which they reprsssnt they int.'a ~
use fps ralistsss Or other psspoess. II
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-27
ceslpsss Acton
Nv D AojIed

WAo10MQtONs 0o9 U.--S II
t)eaa elat eeaUgUD 010A4 noos
= slDsg1As1 ~ ~ = - e. J
bsssan q iatsea1o eoveuue - Z
~ Q hsoo unmoP - 1Doeo
svsse1 IN ~ bsSse10 -
ps11BA ~ AuFeae ~ - (
paVw = Aenl veot euso O1oA eo (
sAt1 ~ 4 y SWlageAkIag = 1Qe~ I Z
eoselsoosr" OeUoesuee4 veu
WAsaAsv tAsy ssM whisky MT - nl
y tat - bssa posscssl ~ -
atpsA4. sl
ne bureau slss hAA Undertakes u;
eameaiGa of publicity To edvcs(s ~
psh,ie 10 the danger Of buying CO.
tvaban1 lquor.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-27

HAMMoNToN. n. J.. Dec. .I.-Ed-
rafd ~ White. whose son. Charles 4.
White. In now out on bail on . charge
Of having murdered ~Bllly" Dansey.
today announced he had rscsived Q lst-
ter from the chief Of police OF Couiss.
Vile. Okla. stating that the poiics thsre
have under surveiliAncs . man end
womsn ~ho have In their care . I'D
snxberins the description % the Daassy
hoy In addition 20 the points covered
b. tho officlsl description Of ths chiId.
the Collinsville chief Of police stated
that tho hoy has q mole on ths IN
breast. an item which dld not appear
In the description cent brosdcast
throughout the country. but which.
nevertheless. b . fset. ne cAisf aisc
stated the Isd had . slight affection Of
the eve. which was also the case With
| the Dansey bsy.
| According 10 the poiies offSctai the
boy 1t Coniasvflls rspudtate1 the Msn
and the woman. sayiag they wssv ~
HE pArents
Ar whits tsrus1 ~ lstts svss v
his counsel anAshas asAsl The CelliRs.
vile police chssf fos fsvtAss infosma'
efuo. - " sfrY ~
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-27
Poland Relief
Expedition Man
From City Home
Percy Sublett in America A.
ter 70 Months Abroad.

werl hsS bssa received Of the return
sf Percy A. sshlstl Ohlakosa CITY bo,
Who has hssa In ssssIGh ssrvies fss ths
vet twenty mowiha rhis time hes
hguu0ht many sapssteeceA iDciu1iaa
msotks seeNt u tks frost Ne bnspsssis
49, on esuvs diogSnO estaehnsaeA lAss
vas M. Pslsa1 rslle eyDa1Ittsa. N
wAitk Z company y ~ tstuelssss
fron \ 3. 2. Ussa eonsoC4 nm 0sses
IN ~ csss ~ % svssIas1 )eneosy N
Was0e, psosel ~ oax Uas SoGDtvoo
ffsGn tn aapoGDe1go ~ leos NGn1eoA
= 11sslny. ueesla1.e - eunee -
sssesvse M ~ ~ 49, = -
Ssssst h-ths - = q 4 sul1l
isrs = a. ~ - - ~ : r.
? ---.--~aD D--~-, :. i,
V)assv eeno r. el11ml r. ~
nuaaA -. - ~
= - 81 s,l4ak ~. .>{<yt< 49,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-08-14
WHAT THE UNIT SYSTEM IS

The idea Is to give the buyer of Unit equal chance
In the whole Oil Field Of the Olympic Peninsula that he
will be I'm on the money, matter who strikes the OIL
The Mocps Development Company holds leases from the
State OF Washington and from private individuals of oil
carefully selected over the entire field and takes from these
leases eight ~ or S0ace tracts the be- and
them into syndicate Of 800 $40 The
chosen that each of them antcnia axis
and 80 in favorable position show oil being drilled
A syndicate consists o 81 members, according to
the acreage Each holder of Unit has undivided interest
in the whole syndicate of which he member and the Units
therein share and share alike in the from all the land
in that syndicate When all the Units of Syndicate sold
meeting OF the Unit Holders held of their members
elected trustee to hold the leases for the benefit
of all the holders and certificate of Unit Ownership is
sued to each showing his interest the syndicate. This
certificate is transferable and be sold at time.
The trustee acts for the Unit Holders their executive
officer. The Units sold 500 each and
subscribe for several according to his As the
development of the field these Units will advance
in value.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-08-14

TODAY the great Standard Oil
Company is actually at work with
modern machinery drilling for oil. It's
district manager admits in public in
terview that this company alone will
spend $25O,OO0 to determine to its own
satisfaction the existence or noneXist-
ence of the magic fluid that has raised
thousands from poverty to riches in
Texas, Oklahoma, California and Mex
leo; transformed toilers into million
aires-yes, multi-millionaires = over
night.
Ten or more other concerns are
either drilling now, orpreparing to drill
invarious sections of the Olympic Pen
insula or Grays Harbor Country.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-08-14
THE SMALL INVESTORS CHANCE

We have adopted the unit plan for the
small investor, forming syndicates embrace
ing leases covering the entire western dis
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-08-14

trict, so that no matter where oil is found
your holdings will be close at hand Thus if
you purchase one unit for a Hundred Dol
lars your money covers every point of
active operations.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-08-14
IN WESTERN WASHINGTON
Standard Oil Company and other big opera
tors spending Hundreds of Thousands of DOL
lars in guest of the magic fluid.

That oil exists in that portion of
the State of Washington embraced on c
the map printed herewith is acknowl-
edged by state and national biologists. d
The leases given to this company (the r
Moclips Development Company bear =
the title of coil Lands" thus officially p
proclaiming to the world that oil un- .
derlies certain sections of the Com {
monwealth.
Preliminary borings long ago set
tied the matter affirmatively, the Il
only question being whether oil exist a
ed in paying quantities. No company n
heretofore possessed sufficient capital
to drill deep enough to strike 'gush-
err" The Standard Oil interests, as you :
know, are not lacking in money-they l.
can 60 the limit
The Standard Oil Companys holdings
Immediately adjoin the properties of this
company at Moclips so that if the Standard
strikes oil in it's present behring's our holdings
will be the first to profit by the great boom
in oil lands that is sure to follow.
Moclips, Hoquiam, Aberdeen and the
whole southwest section of the state is al
ready wild with excitement The man of
small means is no longer able to get inonthe
ground floor, SO to speak, down there.
WE OWN THE ENTIRE TOWNSHIP
OF MOCLIPS, the most promising spot in
the entire field of operations. This COM
pany controls the cream of the leases COW
ering thousands of acres of land
We Are Selling Leases Outright
We are selling lots with oil rights in Mo-
clips, near the Standard Oil Company's hold
ings, right where they are drilling for OIL
MOCLlPS q
Salesrooms: 62l Second Avenue, corner Cherry
Be
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-08-14
WILL THE STANDARD STRIKE o,L7

On this question depends the future
status of thousands of our friends to whom
we have sold leases, units, or lots in Mocips
The shipyard worker of today NAV be
the millionaire coil King of tomorrow.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE
STANDING OF THE TEAMS
AMERICAN LEAGUE
TIGERS WIN DESPITE RuTt

DETROIT, Aug. 23.-Detroit took the fiji st of the series from Boston. Ali ter Boston had taken the lead in the third by means of Ruth's home run with the bases filled, Detroit batters garnered five hits, stole five bases and took advantage of two errors, scoring six runs. In this inning, Cobb, Heilmann and Shorten worked a triple steal, Cobb going home. The score. k. H. F. Boston --. .--.--004 900 OO0-4 9 Z Detroit ......-.......026 900 00X-S IA
 Batteries-HoyJ and Walters; Dauss and Ainsmitn.
 Summary-Two base hits, Hooper, Young, Busl., McInnis, Dauss; home run, Ruth; stolen bases, Cobb, Heil- mann, shorten, Aiinsmith, Jones; sac rifice Fly, Aipsmith; double plays, Me Innis to scott to McInnis; McInnissun- assisted; Cobb to Jones to Bush; base on balls Holt 1; Dauss 2; struck out DdusB 3.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-08-24
GIANTS LOSE WIN STREAK

NEW YORK, Aug. 23.-Pittsburg broke New York's winning streak. Barnes suffered his sixth defeat in 26 Sdmes' score; R. H. k. Pittsburg -...--..021 100 O2O-6 10 l New York .00O OO1 OOO-1 9
 Batteries-Barnes and Gonzales; Cooper and Kelly.
 Summary-Two base hit, Whitted; nome run, Young; stolen bases, Big Dee, Whitted; sacrifice hit Cutshaw: double play, Fletcher, Frisch and Kel- ly; base on balls, off Barnes l; innings pitched g; Winters l struck out. by Barnes l; by Cooper 4.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-08-24
NATIONAL LEAGUE
OF THE TEAMS
NATIONAL LEAGUE
REDS TAKE TWO MORE

REDS TAKE TWO MORE
 PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 2S.-The largest crowd ever inside the local National league park saw Cincinnati win two games from Philadelphia. The scores:
 First game R. H. E. Cincinnati ...........-OOO 900 2OS-S g Philadelphia .0OO 012 000-9 S l
 Batteries-Ring, Reuther, Laque and Wingo; Meadows and Tragessor.
 Second game R. H. E. Cincinnati GOO 400 200-6 15 l Philadelphia 1000 900 100-1 5 8
 Batteries-Sallee and Rariden; Cheney, Cantwell ana Adams.
 Summary-Two base hits, Kopf, Kopf, Meusel, Paulette; stolen bases, Neale, Magee, Rath, Rousch; sacrifice hits, Sallee, Rariden, Daubert; sacri- flee fly, Adams; double play, Ban croft, Pearce, Luderus, Pearce, Lud- erus and Blackburn; base on balls, off Sallee l, Cantwell ?; innings pitched, Cheney ? 2-3; Cantwell IS; struck out, by Salee 2, Cheney 8, Cantwell l.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-08-24
CUBS GATHER TWO

BOSTON, Aug. 23.-Chicago, with vaughn and Martin pitching, took both games rom Boston. Deals hitting featured both games. Scores:
 rHst game R. H. E. Chicago -----.-.-A..-O1O 300 2OO-6 15 O Boston ---.-------.-----O00 900 OOO-O 2 2
 batteries - Vaughn and KilIefer: Causey, McQuillan and Wilson.
 oeconu game R. H. k. Chicago -----------.---001 800 10O-7 9 ? Boston --,--.-.-------.S00 900 O12-6 Il 2
 Batteries-Martin, Carter and Daly: Fillinghim and Gowdy.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-08-24
REDS TAKE TWO AS GIANTS LOSE; YANKEES DEFEATEDBy WHITE SOX

control in the fifth and St. Louis bat ted around, scoring seven runs, win ming the first game of the series with washington. Score: R. H. E. Washington -----030 100 0O0-4 s l St. Louis ------------000 073 OIx-11 Il l
 Batteries-Halper, Erickson and Picinich; Gallia and Severeid.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-08-24
SHAwKY EASY FOR CHICAGO

CHICAGO, Aug. 23.-Chicago made two vicious attacks against Shawkey today and easily defeated New York. Score. k. II. k. New York --OOO 900 200 2 6 2 Chicago -....-.......4OG O41 1OX-10 14
 Batteries-Shawkey O'Doule and Hannah; Cicotte and Schalk.
 Sulnmary-Two base hits E. Collins, Jackson, Risherg and Gandil; three base hit, Pratt; home runs, Pipp, Lewis; stolen bases, Lewis, Weaver; sacrifice n., Fel5ch;a double play, Peckinpaugh to Pratt to Pipp; Pratt to Peckinpaugh to Pipp; Hannah to Pratt; ases On balls, off Shawkey 4, O'Dowl l.; losing pitcher, Shawkey.
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KNIGHTS AND LADIES OF

SECURITY Meets on the first and third Mon- day of each month at Odd Fellows hall at S:OO p. m. Visiting members cordially invited.
 ARNOLD SCHMID, President
 Box 3483, Lowell, Ariz. WINNIE JOWLES, Secretary,
 Box 1054, Bisbee. F. J. ATTAWAY, Financier,
 Box 3171, Lowell
Bisbee daily review., 1919-08-24
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION

Louisville, l; Indianapolis, ?. Milwaukee. 5; St. Paul, 4. Milwaukee. 5; Kansas City, II. Columbus, 8; Toledo, 4.