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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-07-17

SOUDAN GRASS-S30 per bu.
sPELrZ-S4.O 90
WINTER OF HAIRY BETCH-$12Oo
SCNFLOW ERS-25c 10.
ALSIKE-S23 to $500.
BLUE GRASS-SS.75.
WHITE CLOVER-$22. 90 to $33.
SWEET CLONER-S1S.0o.
MAMMOTH $1,000.
A AiEZb Lf FFEs&ss.5O 70 $40.
POULTRY AND MEATS.
corrected Daily by Jimmies Market
i23 T.. Jefferson Blvd
BEEF-ROast 30G50c: boiling. 2ac;
LARD-Paying, 29c; selling, 35c
PRODUCE MARKET.
Corrected today by the Brotherhood
grocery. 23O " Main ST.
BUTTER Nd EGGS--Creamery but
ter, paying 54c pound, selling 60c pound;
country butter paying SOC pound. selling
55c pound eggs, paying 45c dozen, sell
ing IS dozen.
FRUITS AND NEGETABLES-Fru
California naval oranges, G0c per dozen; ;
lemons, Soc dozen; bananas. 1Oc pound /;
vegetables, Michigan sand potatoes, 81 ,
new cabbage, selling DC pound.
HIDES AND TALLOw
Corrected today by s. w. Lippman. 2l0
n. Main ST.
Hides 20@25C: calfskins $4,000
rendered tallow, sac pound; beeswaN
30c pound.
Wool 55@66c
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-07-17
MEAPoNs CAUsE ARREsT

g. f. Evans. arrested Tuesday
night charged with carrying con-
cealed weapons was arraigned in
police court this morning and upon
asrt ement Of Deputy Prosecutor
George Schock. his bend was placed
az $50 which was furnished. Ev-
ana lives al $50 Perry 81.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-07-17
CHICAGO PRODTCF.

CHICAGO. July 16-BUTTER-Cr Cream
cry extras, 52i2c; standards, J212c; frsts
49d 52c; seconds. 47M 4Sl2c
EGGS-Ordinaries, 1910 frsts. 42m
i2lac.
CHEESE-Twins. 30l2@31c; Americas,
81 IA sc.
POULTRY-Fowls. sc: ducks. pc !;
geese. pc: springs, 36G 42c: turkeys. 3Oc
POTATOES-Cars. Z: Wisconsins and
MinneSotas. 81 25G 200 cwt
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-07-17
FAST RUFFAIo LIVE STOCK

EAST BUFFALO. July 16.-CATTLE-
Receipts. 800: market slow weak prime
steers. S16O0H17.15. butcher grades.
SD OC61 1900. cows. S4O0N11.7j
CALNES-Re@eipts. go: market. slow
JOc lower. Gull 90 choice S6O0dz2OO
SHEEP AND LANIBS- Receipts 200:
market active steady. choice lambs
SIS coal ; 30. cull 10 fair. S13 0Od Il ~
yearlingS SD 0CH14C0. sheep. - GOA 1000
HOGS-Receipts. $50 market. active
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-07-17
TNDIANAPOIIS LIVE sToCK

INpIANAPOLlS. July 16-HOGS-Re-
ceipts. 10000: market. lower: best heavies,
SD Goa - 70: mediums and mixed. S22 go !.
common 10 choice. SO co bulk Of sales,
So 50
Receipts LOO. market.
weak steers. S13OGG16.J0, cows and
heifers. SJ.50G1450
SHEEP-Receipts 400. market strong /.
top S6O0lI 200
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-07-17
PITTsBURG LIVE STOCK.

PTTTSBURG. July i6-CATTLE-Re-
ceipts light. market. steady; choice
S1525d16cO: good N4OOd1a75: fair
SD 2jd1350; veal calves, S20O0d23O0.
SHEEP AND LAMB Receipts. light
market, sheep steady, lambs slow prime
wethevs. S1O25G1O Is: good, 80 OOGi0O0
fair mixed. $1,000 So; lambs. $1,000
100
HOGS-Receipts, 10 doubledecks; mar
ket steady: prime heavy hogs, S23 . q
3 80: mediums, SIS. 2565 $3.50; heavy york
ers, S23.25d $3.50; light workers., S22.50d
q 100; pigs, S215Od225Q roughs. $4,000
20 .: stays. 81 5OQ150o
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-07-17
SEEDS.

Corrected Daily bN Warner BrOs.' Seed
Store. 226 =. Michigan st.
JAPANESE MILLEr-S3 70 So 80.
COW PEAS-S4 30 TO IS. 80.
RED CLONER-S2S
TIMOTHY to SEQ
RED TOP-S3.OO
SOY BEANS-S5 to Sc
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-07-17

NEW YORK. July 16.-Am told
that a dire&or OF Enamel is urgine
friends 10 buy the stock he SAYS
dividend is 20 be increased and ex-
tras 10 be paid and expects the stock
10 sell at &140."-B IL. Ettelson.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-07-17

The class OF hygiene and santa
ton of Notre Dame summer school
viii go on n educational trip 10 the
state prison at Michigan City sat
urdav morning. A special car will
accommodate the so student mem
bers Of the class. who will be IN
charge Of Prof. John Worden.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-07-17
LIRERTY RONDS.

now minated that the United
States Steel quarterly earnings state
ment TO he published July % VIII
be better than previously anticipat-
ed o."
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-07-17

steady: workers. So Jod23 ~: pigs S23 on
~ D -: mixed. So J0fI $50 heavy. $3.50
1880: roughs s-0O)N21 -. stays.
s1GO0d1SOO
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-07-17
Closing Prices of Ne70 York Stocks

NEW YORK, July Is.-Closing
prices on the stock exchange today
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-07-17
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISION.
Local Markets
HAY. STRAW AND TIED.

HAY. STRAW AND TIED.
Corrected Daily ~ the WesIsv MiIlst
Flour and Feed Co. 40 s MickIEanD
HAY-Paying so to SIS; selling So
TO $40.
sTRAw-PayIng - TO S1z. selling 75c
q hale.
oATS-Paying zoe. selling 50 TO S5c.
SHELL CORN-Payng $40; selling
81 so 10 500.
EAR coRN-Payinr $40; selling
TIMOTHY SEED Paying 3? per bu.
selling $3.50.
CLOVER SEED-Paying tf25 bu. sell
ting S2s. 10 $50 per bu.
ALSYKE CLOVER-S26.OU
ALFALFA (MOntana grown $1,000
SOY BEANS-$4OO
COW PEAS-S4.OO.
GRAIN AND FEED.
Corrected Daily by o. W. Burren. STAR
Mills RydrauIi" Av.l
SHELL CORN-PaylES 81 90
OATS-Paying CSC: selling SO per bu
BRAN-Selling $3.50 hundred
MIDDLINGS-Sell soc hundred
CHOPPED FEED-SsHlng, $500 per
evf
SCRATCH FEED-SelHng S425 per
CIV
wHEAT-Paying S212.
LIVE STOCK
Corrected Daily by Major Bros. p. LO-
gan ST.. Mshawal1R.l
HEAVY FAT STEFRS-FaiT TO good
1O@11c: prime. 12d14c
HOGS-130Q150 lbs. 1912c: 1J0d175
lbs, zoe; 200 up, 2Ol2c.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-14
Mystery Explained;
Meteor Melts Ice

TOWANDA, PA search for
missing meteor, conductor by the
United States Geological Survey. ha,
ended in the reservoir of the Towanda
Water company, Incidentally il has
enabled the company 10 account for
the sudden disappearance Of its ice
crop on the night OF January p
On the afternoon OF the me,eots
flight local officials visited the reser-
voir and decided to cut the eight Inch
crop OF ice the next morning. During
the night the meteor landed in the
reservoir When workmen went to
haUes, the ice, i, had dwindled to q
>cant three inches, due, j, is asserted.
TO the heat of the meteor warming
the water in the reservoir.
The reservoir will be drained In an
effort TO find the meteor
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IEGALs

rrrun.' 90 p r. Horr. enf 4 Il
llDu.l JuHtH .nl Albert ~ Helm and
vs. A kbnl '.rfra
rr.In.' 3D. 8 o. ~url snd g.. a
upts. luatss 1.I a Knsmnn nnd
wApD THREE
gr,,,r. rag,. a'd G,o = asi,hsr
HuI N - llsifrId. clerks
Precinct IS + 'ilIsrf and r "
J'.,,S. J.udg'sHid o. q. JDhnt'n hnd 9
rfOnot 3 + i sllllvan snd Tom
lr.t-n. Judges n.1 i ! hherlry ana
rfegurr Z D. rnl,n ma ~ ". lg.
geui ludgsS md 'haR. II HichOlss and
W = JONES ,lrfN
rtcourI 70 Junp I Quccnan nnd e
4 Gardner Judges nrI Geo l. IHritHch
nnd j T. Sod clerks
lftrIrUi EIm Stephenson ur1 Ira
~ Lynn, Judges and o. J. Rockford
and I u Wowr. rlrftr
Precinct e. N 4" crane ana E T.
Gibbons. Judges bnI a. g.. 'Onts md
W. g.. Huss',, ,leias
Precincts 8 n gu'dsbeffv md Aler
rugtI. 1y1Fo. Hri a. 20. Barnett bnd
j. B Ills. tlsfit
Precinct o ] y wright ard " f.
E'r1lom judge, HrI 'hpA Lirthi0Im
unl a O. sHnr. r'srh
pre'n. ~. ATuYr T. Goodwin md
I,N.N llYf..ff. Judges H'i T. a
DIN,.Ir'V ..I Peter IrR'f. Cleric.
pr'. net ll ilrI' Isfrrs and o. "
SOPHIE. Ju'y's Hnd Columbus bfowr
ars jaime" t.tu 'l.rts
Precinct %. - " Austin hrd FfarH
sH.' JIip'F uni % Reed hni H
Ir.t.. ,IfHr
Precinct Dr. Joseph 0Lenfy and jas
EH.,H'' JINgsA ana g. II. watts ard
j. i|NIa iIrTkH
Precinct u wm T. Thompson nut
a. j fnIl. luifeA and Frank Jou'
Anl 1'" I stephens. ll"rk-
80 BuYsr. Judges nnd " D. Bp,keI
NrrF ItG J. f. Bnty. t|"fEs
Ir,.t .' 4 T. hstbfpur ord
lHut rnfHfun Judges hrf I 81
lgr'cr srI M !" Nsutl. CLERKS
WNlp FOUR
Precinct T. Porter hrf T. l.
t'T. Judges and j. H. AsJ ana Geo
coffman. Judges and y. ". Husemaf
/ and q r. Springer. clerks
! IIec,uci g. George si-Af'ey nn'
Harry Smart. Judges and e A. Rodes
ncy and Wesley SkNln. Clerks.
Precinct 4 = =. Monroe and " T
Rsnfro. JudgeA and Tom Terrell an1
ANWFN iA'llNbs '#NfNHH
Precinct o. J A. Bruce and " "
Ayes. Judges and EdWard Tuck anJ
/ Amos Tuck Clerks
Precinct s ". G SchillinE and " "
I I0nrl. Judges and T. ~ selkcn an,
T. Mccormack. Clerks
Precinct :. Geo. Baker and + Y
/ Hamilton, Judges and T =. Burns ani
! T. B Gordon. Clerks
Precinct g. \ H. Parmalee. and Y
f ". l.rpcr Judges and J &. Sauuccr
and q %. R.ggun. Clerks
Precinct Chns y. Holmes Aut
, u q Johnston. Judges and J. l.
I Hathaway ard John NJ Johns,on
Clerks
/ Precinct 10. e. = Flnharlia and A
/ n EstabrOoS. Judges and oscar Han
| kins and y =. BrIokius. Clerks
o., said officers shall also act a.
I Counters
! Witness my hand as Mayor OF tal,
/ CITY. affixed IN tho City ot Oklahom.
/ city. Oklahoma. on this the ~ day o
! February. 1919.
Attest. n u SHEAR,
r L. NJ WITT. Mayor.
| CITY Clerk
| tSehO
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LEGALc

ELECTION PROCLAMATION.
Under and by virtue OF n resolution
passed by the Board OF Education o
the city OF Oklahoma city. OF the STATE
OF Oklahoma, st a meeting held an III,
tth day Of February 1919. public no
tie. Js hereby given that a special elec.
ton lis hereby ordered and proclaimed
20 be held In said school district com
prisins said City. and the territory an
neNed thereto for school purposes, OF
the 18th day OF March. 1919, for III,
purpose o, submitting to the qualified
electors of said school district tho fol
lowing proposition:
PROPOSITION.
shall the Board ~ Education NJ
tho city OF Oklahoma City, Of the
state OF Oklahoma. issue Its ne
rotiAbic coupon bonds to tho amount
Of 5000. 900 90 for the purpose OF
providing funds for the cons'ruc-
tion OF additional ward school
buildings, for tho construction Of
sndditionsi rooms TO ward school
Junior high school building In
Capitol Hin, for the construction OF
n Junior high school building In the
northeast section Of tho city. for
the construction ot junior high
school building IN the northwest
section OF the city. for purchase
OF sites for ward school and junior
high school buildings, and for fur
ntnrc and equipment for all build
inss enumerated herein; and also
20 provide for tho levy and collec-
ilon OF mn annual tax upon all tho
taxable property In said school dis
trict comprising said city and the
territory annexed thereto for school
purposes, sufficient to pay the in
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-14
YOU MAY GUESS AT
CANDIDATES. AGE

Predictions OF the ant. ti.suiffagist,
that even giving EN- the ballot
wouldn't have sufficient weight with
the women TO make them tell their
real ages, came true IN at leas, one
instance in Oklahoma City when
Mary Barber Goddard, candidate for
the school board, refused to give her
age in her answer to the questionnaire
sent out by the Voters league. Mrs.
Goddard gave her age as 81 plus"
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-14
PUBLIC SALE OF DlL AND GAS
LEASES OF THE PI BLiC
LANDS OF TIE STATE
NI hkIAHLMA

JF OKLAHOMA
The C0mmissl0nors u the Land office
~ the state of oklahoma will receive
sealed lids for he leasing Of The public
lands oi "a" state ~ oklahoma for oil
and gas purposes On the 18TH day Of
April 1919. ~ the hour u : o'clock p
m. on th" lands hereinafter descri bed
Each b.i must he accompanied hy \
certl'led check or bank draft ON any
solvent bank in the sum Of one Thou
sand Dollars. made payable 20 the Come
missioners ~ the Land Once. ana de-
posltei as earnest money IN insure the
execution of the lease and the furnish
ing Of bond as required by law, one
certified check or bank draft In said
sum will entitlc the bidder TO bid on one
or more tracts Said deposit accom-
panylng rejected bids viii be returned
10 such bidder nt the time such bids
are opened said deposit accompany
Ing successful bids will be returned 70
such bidder upon fun compliance with
the terms and conditions OF the bidding
the payment OF the bonus offered and
the entering into ot lease between the
successful bidder and the Commissioners
of the Land office. The bonus bid must
be In cash, and no lid less than 800
per acre will be accepted
Each bid must he made on forms fur
nlshed by the Commissioners and on
file with or delivered to the Secretary
TO the Commissioners OF the Land OF
fee upon the date and hour set for
the opening Of said bids II bids are
sent In by mall they must reach the
office Of the Secretary 20 tho Commits
sluncrs of tho Land Office before the
time set for the opening Of said bids,
and scaled inside ot envelope other
than In which the bid Is mailed and
marked plainly bid 10 be opened at the
datc and hour as advertised The out
side envelope must be plainly addressed
to the Commissioners OF the Land Of
'ico and marked thereon BID for oil
and gas lease
All leases are made for a term Of five
years aud a. long thereafter as oil or
gas is produced In paying quantities at
a royalty OF l2t percent OF the gross
production o' all oil and gas produced
iheretron II well IL not completed
within twelve months from the date cf
said lease the said lease shall pay a
rental Of one Dollar per acre annually
In advance so long as drilling IL delayed
No bids will be considered that tend
10 change or alter the time In which
drilling Ia 10 commence. the amount OF
ROYALTY or any other condition OF the
rules and regulations Of the Commits
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Cam Sell
LEGALS


NOTICE CONTRACTORS
Wu I,' lowest competent lld ono
80 fuDi rf.l NHyr, township M.tIHIr
! county. Oklahoma l,t Monday March
'.h l'.' " rurua Trustee
NO1l'E 10 'D%THArTOHs
H.f.r lr lsf,i. given mot ul. Town.
rnIu Nuard ~ Union Township Payne
County Oklahoma. viii open bids Hua
! proposals. ou 20" 2,th Gt' ~ March
/ 1912. It io np \ II fpr the rousfnir'
! Nuu ~ q ,prlf"i, road between sections
'j a 40 md O., a -. r a. ~ U , T.
D. NJ. 'urHisuug = tho following ~
! rfn frt'" quantities
l.n.1 square yards of concrete pave.
uoHf
1880 cubic yards NJ embinkmcnt.
1902 % ,uhi, ,ardS of excavation
$500 pounds ~ reinforcing E,'l
100 cubic yards of concrete"
lilz for tho Move work viii hr 20.
| r'.E,I uruu q unit basis for each ltru
| complete lu place according TO plHns and
specifications on file in the office ~ ~,
state Engineer. the County Engineer
HUi the township Clerk Of iuiOu Town.
! luip
Worms for proposals will he furnished
! ly 10, Township CLERK ~ tho county
I Engineer md no bid viii ho ,uuSi,
/ ,fcd which Us not made upon Tho ap-
| proved form.
Contractor viii be required 10 fIr.
u.-h 900 material labor tools. and
equipment necessary to properly com
| picfe tho work and contractor will be-
| required 20 furnish an necessary horli
] according 10 the requirements Of The
! State laws
Al work comprised In this letting vii
! b" under the supervision Of the stat
/ iiighwa, Department and tho tOunt}
! Engineer ~ Payne County.
| Hds must be filed with the Town.
| ship Clerk ~ Union Township. on OF
/ before March es'h. 1919 ~ $40 A "
/ Each bid must be accompanied by O.
| certified check for not less than 10 pet
| cent ~ the amount OF the bid hHsct
! upon the estimated Quantities
| check must be maze pas Sahle 70 ih'
! Township clerk of Union Township
! Payne county, oklahoma and must N
! drawn upon Payne County bank
Tho Township Board reserves IN
| right TO reject any and all bids
! DATED this l2th day ~ March 1919
| Township BOA ri Of Union Township
! Payne County. oklahoma
Address Cushing. oklahoma.
| \ g. ALEXANDER.
" NJ pOOLEy,
TreWufer
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-14

..7.room. two-story, u bargain. .,
S3,S00.
FOR SALE--S- room modern house
newly .dccorsed inside, nawiy paint.
cd outside; double garage; bigsest bar.
gnln ~ city. Call Walnut 3Sif, or wal
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-14
2lluHNleaA% A%1HRlllllER
1nlCNMlR NIJlnli imEES-

/ THIRD Floor Southwest Reserve Bank
Ulfr rhOno Walnut .sli
tOR SALE -l2 room furnished Up,r'-
m,n' with two residences yearly
| rental 1880 making over 20 percent.
certainly snap one A-s'ury brick
clos" no ~ a bargain. better see these
ll5 DHliiutOr, UIdr
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-14

FOIR desirable corner lots northwest
suitable for building homo Phone
Walnut Ls0t. or call 2COl x. Central
Ave. sunday.
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Two Story
East / 1th ST..

Eight rooms oak and wAits enamel.
south front, large lot, trees, basement.
Iurnace, gefaEe, barn, driveway, you
cant beat II At the price,
"a. Ask Mr.. POPE
V>aXa -..-' cXAlnut ssS
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IEGAIs



10 iu .1 lusr ~ Z o..ln,a y m. On
HnlI dHir
90, number pnI lopi.n ~ tho poll.
irr ul.u -III .,us ..Iluas
WARD psI
IfuDr.' l.I.u af aud Mckinley A.r.
Irr,lhrr O. .s'l "a and NII,|nl,y Az.
Irrcu,l ...n - ana bulplas h.e.
Ir,Un,l D.. W.t lln Ei
Precinct f...Y, v.s irtb 81
Precinct T. Un tarn wrstsfn Ave.
pf,.r.' g.aIr - .,t 4,.tornAys
pp,Ir.t t.i,ui .url g',r,l
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Tu.,n,t No rt "A, 'rJ i''sk A.,
rrr,'n., n ~. o., "I TX 49, NJ, H'''
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pr,..r,i va, II.,,I',,
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Ward puTH.
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Precinct l Wrst N,lIs Ayr
Precinct l-5I, N,. FRISCO Az
Tr,.r,, l-tgG Wet rlI,gs.gU
p.,.r., lH Manic 4 W,lt0t
Ir,,rnt l--tpi sYgp rrptf1i
Precinct III W,,t ~ ty.,fi,
prsclfpt s-r.T V,s, O. A,ar,,,
Precinct y-sz72 r,,h,pv. Az.
Precinct lU III e1.n I'g,I".or
Voter. boz fU, ..,....g ..,,'., o.,
sIilnr W..f ~ D.i.tr,l, Ann, 49,,
NorG OF Tllriy.s.,,rJ s,,.,, ro p,
North and Usst - .i. civ U,',,s ~,
pt prsrlrr, one q, ty,,d Gr. gt,..,
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TheY,fs Ffom Missour.

"Dp y0u know where those mules
.amr from" The man cared straight
ahead bot hi, voice was as ifiedly as
luId BE-
NY laiy bought them at latter
,alr, last week madam They are
army mnle, and belonged 10 LOT
ifl' lhe government was selling off.
Z hcle,, these came from the vest
srn portion oi tine United States.
madam, from a place oalled-M--mm
4 he name slips my memory
Missouri" / FASTENED TO supply.
"Ah. that g., H. Missouri. Missouri"
he repeated as Il the name engaged
him.
so this is TO be the fate Of some Of
'ho,e ,hou5ands Of mules collected
from all over the west during the war
and shipped from La,hrop, No, TO the
| British government.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-14
'HEE.HAW! MAUD
IS COACH MULE
u. S, Army FalthfuIS Facing
Peculiar Fate,
By MARGARET Walter.

lONDON-l was surprised at lhe
.ighi NJ span Of Missouri mules IN
pircadllly today They were trot,ing
along hafne.cd up to low-hung
Victoria and their silver harness jim
glci meuly in ihe frosty air !
ln0ksi once. then twice, and then |
noticed iha, the team drew up IN
front NJ 'hc Riu where q lovely lady
m1lhefci 10 ,abe' alighied. tripped
across me pUrlop entrance and dis
appeared within the revolving doors.
I walked rgh past the mules bur
rUr temptation vas too great 80 |
unI about ard approached the
N0'man Standing Niiily beside the
.iruagc with hl, lur robe On hrs arm.
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CITY REAL ESTATE PoR SALE

FuL BALE cos. IN improved ana va.
cuuL, business. property, also choice
rrrifrNeo inll walnut .Jit after q q.
w lllulng', 81 ! JON
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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-14
Ladies Love En-.

a group OF fine ladies' Nrolled INTO
TattcSalrs fair one day last week
and among the horseileSh being auc-
toned off they saw bunch OF glossy
mules /, was a wet. driirling day
and as everybody knows mules are at
their very best IN a dririling rain.
The horses were huddled together IN
shiyeting groups starting nervously
at every sound and movement. But
the mules-,heir eyes blazing. and
their nostrls flung high-showed
every particle Of their me,,le No
wonder those fine ladies noticed them
and no wonder they began to bid high
for the possession Of such attractive
creatures.
My lady cher name is one 10 con.
lure with in London society says
that she is going 10 use her span OF
mules IN the park, when she has time
to drive She is still a nurse at one
Of the military hospitals, and she
| bought them because she was told
they were less iaS,i,dous about their
food than horses. that they responded
70 care and attention and were in the
| long run a better investment
don't know how things will turn
out | don't know whether these
Missouri mules, after all they have
been through in the war will settle
down to a steady life trundling a
dainty carriage around London but
one thing do know and that is that
today in Piccadilly everybody noticed
them and in this country OF horse
lovers they drew proportion OF open
admiration which might well have
/ turned the head OF any weS,crner.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-07-28
ARE INJURED
WHEN TR0lLEYS MEET

New York, July 27.-High up on
the top of the Palisades. about a
quarter of a mile north Of Palisades
park, near Fort Lee. two trolley cars
this afternoon met in a head-on coll
lision, inJuring about forty persons.
seventeen of them so seriously that
they were removed to the Engle-
wood hospital.
At least one OF them Is expected to
die.
The accident occurred on a lay
over" switch. about two hundred feet
in length. and, according to the men
operating the w cars. was due to a
faulty switch. which instead of throw
ing one of the cars to the left of the
other. turned 1t into the LAY over"
and the two ears came together with
. terrific impact. Both were hurled
to the ground.
Tho most seriously injured Is
Policemen Edward Schultz. a member
of the Fort Lee police force. He was
riding on the front platform Of one
OF the cars and sustained two broken
legs. a disiocated back and severe in
Jury to the neck. and was cut and
bruised about the head and body. At
the EnIlewood hospital, IL was said
that he would probably not recover.