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Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1919-12-10
-===-S T'EsI ID / N q q 1t
]. land the League OF Nations to enforce

S'7-75ES Eaf I'D = S5 q 81 a9al5..ss1s - ~
and the League OF Nations TO enforce
peace.
The meeting also adopted . resoIu-s
ton approving the Kenyon-Anfe1son-
bill for the Supervision of Stockyards.s
The Society adopt the Slogan pro-
posed by President Welch aTen Tho,,.
sand new members II 1920, . aud siits;
members have CONS to work with that
end in view. Any bodysof farmers
who Will get "a crowd can have "a
speaker freeze Of charge who will ex.'
plain the object and aims Of the So
sc1ety. by dropping IS hnesr boz N. n
EFBaFrick. itchheld, Or a.. e. e. Welch 81,
Glencoe, Minnesota. s ~ zss 8.
Some dozen or more counties, In
GLIDING Carver, Blue Earth, Scott.
Meeker, Renviile, Sibley, Nicolet and
Mcleod are now quit well sorRantzed
and have fourishing local business
enterprises, we'll estab lfshed or under
way, but some other sections have not
yet caught the true Equity Spirit I'm
full force and tagging behind. The
officials Of the Society hope to. make
great record OF activity during the
coming year and to that end, ask the
cooperation OF all farmers.
President Welch in his address,
stated that the Equity people stood
ready to join hands to promote agrt
cultural interests, with any real farm:
ers organization that is anyone dom.
mated by men who actually TIL the
soil with their own hands for. living,
but it would stand aloof from and view
with suspicion, any so-called farmer
movement where bankers and land
spectators and Sidewalk" farmers
were mainly in evidence and directing
it's activities. ~s8@-lSs
Judging: by the=feeling manifested
and the doings OF the convention and
especially by the determinations of che
delegates, 1920 promises to: be aSnot
able year in the annals Of the Ameri
can Society of Equity in Minnesota.
| The financial benefits already de
rived by it's members both directly
and indirectly are of substantial and
enduring character and the future, ~un
der the wise and efficient management
of its new officers and Board Of Direc
tors is full of promise for this great
progressive Farmers Organization,
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1919-12-10

E1kjer Studio-A popular place for
Christmas photos.-Adv. If.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1919-12-10
THE STATE MEETING OF
THE EQUITY SOCIETY
(By the Cornfield Philosopher)

(By the Cornfield Philosopher)
The American Society of, Equity
held it's 18th Annual Convention in
the old Capital Building, st. Paul,
this week
At the last regular meeting in June,
there was sharp rivalry between
the conservative and progressive eio
ments for leadership, the latter com
ing out by fair majority At the
recent meeting the reactionaries
gracefully accepted the situation and
joined in making the reelection of
President A. G.. WEIGH of Glencoe I'M
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1919-12-10
Word from Jas. r. Cox.

In renewing his subscription to the
Willmar Tribune James F. Cox, form
erly of Town of Willmar, writes from
Bloomington, Ill, that there have been
scarcely any winter there as yet. He
said they have plenty coal mines there
but there is nothing doing. People
in the city are using gas for cooking
generally and some use it for heating
for many are out Of coal. y.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1919-12-10
CARD OF THANkS.

We wish to- express our heartfelt
thanks to all neighbors and other
friends for assistance and other SYM
pathy shown after the death of our
beloved brother, Richard Engwan.
We are gratefulN to the donors of the
beautiful flowers.
s Mr.. and Mrs. P. A. EngwaH
- .5 80 - 49, and family. So -
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1919-12-10
PUBLISHERS ANNOUNCEMENT

After Jan. l, 1920, the sub
scription price of the Willmar
Tribune will be strictly $500 in
advance. Also our advertising
rates will be raised. The increas-
ed cost Of everything that goes
to make a newspaper makes this
action absolutely necessary. Sub
scriptions at the old rate will be
received until Jan. l., next, but
not thereafter.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1919-12-10

WANTED-A printer at the Tribune
Office. Will pay we'll.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1919-12-10

rs Miss Title Zimmerman returned
to Grove City Saturday after months
visit at the II. B. Zimmerman home
south Of town.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-07-31
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
OUT OF CITY
HEATER for sale. Ranger. Texas. 30,

u
DRUG STORE FOR SALE OR TRADE
Only drug store IN good oil town and
railrood division. money-msker.
practiclnR medicine and cannot take
care II II: a good deal for some one
Address Usage DRUG Co. Osage. Okla
FOR SALE-Hat blocks and flangers.
renovating systems Installed with
complete Instructions how 10 clean ana
block hats. Western Hat Co. III DO
nOhinson Oklahoma CITY.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-07-31
OIL LAND LEASES AND STOCK
OpDOrtunity

Want fifteen parties TO take n ti00
interest or three parties to take n $500
interest each In l00-acre lease IN
Mccullough county, Texas. between
two drilling wells. Union OIL compa Y
OF California drilling deep test TO east.
money up 10 drill TO the west These
are deep tests and this lease will
treble in value In less than thirty days.
Quick action required Title perfect
papers ready Those who want an In .
tttcst IN this lease write n, once Ad
dress B-Sl2. care Oklshoman
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-07-31
FARM AND ACRE TRACTS.
Oklahoma.

i6O ACRES & miles southeast Capitol
I'm. 90 acres IN cultivation, balance
pasture l-room. plastered and papcrcd
house with sleeping porch. good
barns; see me quick for good farm
at n low price W. H. Groves. Room 9,
llsh = Broadway. Oklahoma city,
Phone Walnut 2ili
FOR SALk-Unimproyed 2s. or 10
acre tracts. From to blocks to
school and carlinc Good. rich. level
land Good soft water Prices and
terms Tea sonlbe Get Building &
Loan money for Improvements Phone
Maple l2t2 No. EOe Colcord Bldg.
DAIRY for sale. convenient TO okla
homa city; location, south. coup
ment. cows. etc $500 per month pro-
ductlon g Edwards. 21i Weaver
Bldg, oklahoma city. Tel Walnut
nq59
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-07-31

FOR SALE-ny owner, new broom
bungalow and garage, on pair OF
southeast corner lots. IL frult trees
blocks OF car: will take car and give,
terms call Mt 3lj West California;
Phnre Mnlnnt fiGS nficr Z D ~.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-07-31
Fine ease Bargain

p n
IN ACRES ~ WALTERS FIELD
In order tn hold balance Of acreage
wiz sell ~ acres out of M forty. sec
uon 3, township &c. range 10W. for
- per acre, abstract showing good
title
News Item from Hastings. 7-23:
Two good wells have recently been
hrourht IN IN the territory northwest
NJ Hastings The ! II Parker well on
the Fink farm, section 32-2s. low, and
the fltzsimmuns Drilling companys
Freeman In section 5-2-l0 are both fair
producers
The Oakland well In section Ids low
Is on top " the sand Of 2.i9o feet and
is expected to be drilled IN daily.
Located between wells mentioned In
above news Item. Phone. write or wire,
c. r Martin. care Palace Pharmacy
okla homn City.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-07-31

BEcKHAM COUNTY on lenses. The
Magnolia Petroleum Co on is-l0n.
2sw. had Mowirg OF gas nj /" let
Rigs are up for three other tests. We
have leases that are cheap and might
make you LOT " money John r.
a n. w. williams, Insurance Bldg,
Oklahoma City. Phone Walnut Sbt.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-07-31
OIL LAND EASES AND Stocks

NORTH American o. & II. stock. WIN
sell 1875 shares at 81 this week only.
Maple $500
FOR SALE 20 shares In Stephens
county oil company; now drilling.
down gs2 feet; act now. Carlton. Okla
homRn branch office. Westtall Drug
store.
If YOU want some leases or land IN
Tillmsn county. or leases close to
Texas co. well at Nrdmore. We have
some bargains. Walnut 6gss.
ALL | WANT is 4 or 5 fellows TO put
In AZ much cash M do and We viii
have an offset well down In 20 days.
'all In person ms Colcord
FOR SALE-e7OO OO0 acres ?j cents;
rental cents: new lease; near r.r.
CtoHhy county 100 600 acres Hcmphill
county S form egls Rental IS cents
aO0o acres Brewster county, Texas
- cents. rental 10 cents 10000
ucrcs Culbertou county. Texas. 30
cents; commercial g0S acres Erath
county Texas. IS form si25O, 1000
RcIes Wise county. Texas. year COM
rcrCial S. 30 1880 acres Reeves
county Texas. year commercial. Is
cents Tyler. Walnut 1899
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-07-31

GROOM California bungalow. Every.
thing to be desired In this Ready
now 10 move IN Walnut 1876 or Wal.
nut gpAI-I
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-07-31
ODDorNunitV

Want fifteen parties TO take 500
interest or three parties To take II
$500 Interest each In n lo0-Hcre lease
between two drilling wells Union Ol
company Of California drilling deep test
to east, money up to drill to west. these
are deep tests and this lease will treble
I'm value In less than 50 days: quick nc
tion required: title perfect. papers
ready, those who want nm interest In
this lease write at once. Address B-S32,
OklAhoman.
FOR SALE - on lease. 800 To 5000
acres. $50 per acre. y royalty; tcn-
tai 80 cents per acre after one year TIL
producing well completed oil wells east;
gas wells west; drilling wells near
would sch Zee on part J. + Hyatt.
owner, Sweden puvall county, Texas,
WONDERFUL stock bargain; have
1000 shares OF United OH aud Re
Nu,ug stock: must sacrifice at once at
3OC WIN not sell less than 1000
shares. n wanted wire or address B-
saS uklahoman.
| WILL buy oil leases In stephens. JET
fersou. Seminole and Hughes coun-
! ties Okla, give description, price ana
fun particulars Csc. Oklahoman.
TILLMAN COUNTY.
Bargain IN sec, 26-33 and IS, range :
| south, township Is west; northwest OF
I the Burk pool; viii sell 90, 20 or so acre
| tract; good structures. Box %, Chick
| nsha. Okla
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-07-31

OUT-OF-TOWN REAL ESTATE

g. ROOM plastercd house, with IS lots.
barn. henhouse well and cistrrn,
some fruit. small rniruad town! clear Of
debt. will trade for car. no junk con.
sidcicd thiI ~ a choice little home,
value 81 600 BOX az, Anndnrko. Okla
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-07-31

WILD BUY
Ranger Texas OH Auhymc q. 4 @.
Eanoia, Beaver Valley, American Glass
Caskct, Caldwell Shirt sleeve OH Sc.
Maitland Refining National on X g.
Globe OIL Of X c.. Glenrosc &c. Quad
ranplc Pet s. 20. Offer above stocks
at your lowest price,
Submit your bids
Phone MAMIE 1883
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-07-31
REAL ESTATE TO TRADE

HAVE 100 acres OF fine land near
county seat; X r. town west Texas;
clear u debt. lot near square trade
IN on residence In Oklahoma City, Auto
supply company: Maple 3io2.
BRICK BUmIfNG. $4,000. clear.
steady renter at 1850 year, want
first-class farm. well improved can put
several thousand dollars cash In good
deal: have $4,000 equity In fine i'm
proved bottom farm. want groceries
IRA MANSON
Si5 Baltimore ffug.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-07-31
STORE FIXTURES.

TWO soda fountains. tcash registers,
butchers ice hoNt.. counter. floor and
wall show cases. computing scales.
Hobctt electric min. meat block. meat
scales. safcR, floor icc boxes. Terms II
wanted, 3oi W Reno Walnut biSN.
WNNTED-Sct secondhand drug fix
lures. must he good condition. priced
right. &. r. Smith, 202J h. Okmulgee
Ave. Muskogee. okla. D
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-07-31
50 ACRES
THE BEST FARM

THE BEST FARM
The farm that took the prize et tho
Worlds fair for the best corn Is for
sale. being located In the best farming
district In this copnty and about thirty
minutes drive from oklahoma City
This farm has always raised the very
best crops each year VIII grow any
kind OF farm products. nnd ~ very
suitable for alfalfa Land lays all nice
ana level no draws, don't wash, all
lnnd IN cultivation except l5 acres pas
ture, which can be cultivated, TWO
eeis implements, 4 wells with unlimited
oupfiy Of water.
This farm can be highly recon-
sn0nded a. an investment or as q
homestead. es there are schools and
churches close by: daily mail good
yV6A1 town within . miles. This farm
~ Doratsd In n well improvbA neigh
SoshOod and anybody waiting TO buy
: fadn Tor IN Investment o. 10 live on.
y can't be beat
VIII show on appointment. and only
r. buyers direct Good terms can b
Real Estate Dept
f4f3 UPSHER q UPSHER
v11Do Walnut tee1. Phone w4lese NJ.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-07-31

A MECHANICAL engineer. win IL
years experience IN tho motor indus
Try, wants partner with some capital;
experience not necessary. but must giVc
business entire time u. q" pklahoman.
FOR SALE-N well established battery
service station, In good oil town,
owner must so west ON account ut
heplth ID. X Ollahoman.
FOR SALE Only drug store and only
fountain I'm small town 10 miles
nom city; good opening for doctor as
am leaving; need not he a registered
druggist: win price TO make quick
sale Dr. Il. f. Vaughan. Choctaw,
oklahoma.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-04-11
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK. April IA sharp al.
vance IN the Liverpool market and
continued bad weather In the south
lel 10 active covering by some Of yes
torday's sellers IN the cotton market
her, at the opening today. There was
also Liverpool aud domestic trade buy
lne, but After starting at mn advance
u 20 20 3s points. with My selling at
9s1Sc and October ncN style ri 22. i5c,
fluctuations were nervous and irresu-
lar This wAs the result Of further
scattered realizing and some southern
selling under which May eascd OF 10
26i7o and October TO 2t.5sc shortly
after the call, or about rs TO ~ points
from the initial Level The weather
man showed neatly nine inches Of rain
at pensa cola and heavy precipitation
extending northwnrd from that point
There wns selling Of May agains, buy
Ing OF Oc, 1ner by some Of the local
trade interests later IN ths morning and
buy Ing was held In cheek by a mofe
favors bile forecast, The market was
unhettled IN consequence With Mry
easing OF, IN 9s0ic and October TO
The failure " demand 10 Improve on
moderate midday rallies secned to
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-04-11
iOWAN WILL PUSH
HIGHWAY BUILDING

W \ SHIN G. 7 o N-(SpeciaD
Thomas II Macdonald, chief engineer
of the Iowa state highway conlmis-
sion, has been appointed by the secre-
tary of agriculture as engineer in i'm
mediate charge OF the work under the
federal aid act, which provides for CO.
operation between the states and the
federal government in the construction
and improvement, OF roads.
Mr.. Macdonald will Immediately
supervise and direct all the activities
OF the bureau OF public roads under
the federal aid road act, including the
expenditures of the additional ap-
preparation of S209U0,0W provided by
the pos,oiiicc appropriation act for
the extension aud development Of
highway construction during the pres
cnt and the next two fiscal years.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-04-11
WALL STREET

NEW YORK. April "A heavy tone
prevailed at the opening OF today :
stock market, In striking contrast to the
strong or firm initial movement Of the
past month or two. Further moderate
selling Was induced by the news from
abroad. particularly the eastern Euro
pean situation. American Interna tional.
which reacted sharply yesterday, was
subjected to renewed pressure, falling
more than points, and reversals In
popular specialties ranged from frac-
Hons TO almost points. Steels streng-
thened. however. also shippings. motors
aud oils. The entire list showed an i'm
proving tendency before the end OF the
first nnlf hour.
on the lighter dealings az the noon
hour United States Steel saEged again
and gains OF 10 2iz points In Ctucible
aud Midvnlc Steels were cancelled. Sim
clair led the oils at n 3-point gain and
food shares rose 70 points.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-04-11
SOVIET NAV Be IL
ESTABLISHED N I.
CERMAN.AUS1RIh
Industrial Unrest Spreads,
10000 Iron Workers Out
ORY The Associated Prsss.l

iHY Tne AHoOCIete0 fTvosJ =.
VIENNA, Thursday, April ~
German Austria is cosnipg under ~
influence OF the establishment OF ~
sovie, governments at Munich and
Budapest At Donawitz. ten thou.
sand workers in the iron sms|tbao
plants have driven out the n,sna1eft
BECAUSE the latter have refused 4.
grant increased wages. The co1 :
miners there are reported TO hsvs
considered similar action and thefA.
D., prospect that the employees OF ~
ron mines will take over control et
the properties and elect their own
managers
Bank clerks a, Vienna are De-
manding higher salaries. Al ous
bank the salaries paid before the was
,o,aled eleven million crowns, which
amount was increased during the was
10 twenty-five million. II 10 nv
faced with the demand for the paysc
ment OF eleven million more, which
will make sum equal to the yearly
dividends OF the bank before ne,
war.
The communists OF German -AuststG.
have been told tina, il communism ~
adopted here the allies would cut ofg
food supplies, but this argument hati
been removed since the allies havs
appeared willing to treat with the
communists at Budapest
Italy has ordered the Germaa.,
Austrian republic to disband and 1is-s
arm any troop, regarded as pro-csQp.
munist The situation at BudsDe>(
prevents Vienna banks from nsakin1
up their yearly statements. II Is im-
possible as yet 10 estimate the vaIne
OF securities held by Hungary asds
II IS said. that even IL Huugofy
should agree to make settlements wttiy
the German-Austrian republic. asy'
new money she might offer would b
without value. Business at Vienna ID
at a s,andstill with the banks 2peSat-
ing virtually as government tax Of
| iices.
The only salvation here is to kill
bolshevi.m with work.. said Dr.. AZ
ired Trciehi, director of the Anglo
Austrian bank. today, but we csnnCf
give work unless We can secure raw
materials from abroad"
COPENHAGEN, April 1.-THE
revolutionary movement IN Bsvarix
has spread to Baden and agitators are
working in Karlsruhe. Mannheim and
other large towns, according to :
Karlsruhe dispatch to the Achtuhr-
blatt OF Berlin.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-04-11
GRAIN
CHICAGO CRAM Ano PROVISIONS

CHICAGO. Apnl Al Corn took 4 de-
cided upward swing IN value today. as
q result ~ higher prices on hogs and
wet weather and the srantlncm OF
country offerings. besides, II was said
the United states shipping board would
not allocate any more vessels for the
Argentina trade. shorts bought freely
on the advance. Opening prices. which
ranged from Sc 10 - with May 81 81
10 81 59i. and July $3.50 to ii.j?. were
follow cd by only moderate setbucks
from initial top figures Oats were
go, rrned 10y the same factors rs corn.
After opening isc 20 &c higher. tho
market scored further gains. Pruyi-
sions Rsccnded with hogs and corn. Big
shipment. from here continued.
Prospects Of more liberal arrivals
next week led subsequently to a rcac-
,ion and 30 too. did eastern message
asking on what basis cffprters could
cancel purchases The close was un-
settled. ~ to lsc net higher. with
May Ii.j5i, 10 81 js and July Sli97. "a
$50
Most Of the gains we're held on ac.
couut Of an improved outlook for eN.
port business
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-04-11
Volunteer DAY
POSTERS GO OUT

About 10000 posters which will
designate Victory loan booths or SUBJ
stations on volunteer day were sent
out by the state committee this morn
ing. The same number Of small win
dow posters advertising volunteer day
on April p and bearing the inscfip-,
ton, Don't wait to be solicited fog'
YOUR victory bond. , Be a patriot to the
end, Don't be a gutter" were also
sent out
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-04-11
First No-Hit,
No-Run Game
Return Is Made

CHAPEL NIL, 81 T., April
II --Joyner pitching ior the Uni.
yerily of North Carolina, twlrled
a no.h.t no.run gang yesterday
against Virginia Polytechnic Insti-
tutc lie famed nine players and
gave four bases on balls. Carolina
won, 20 o.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-04-11
KANSAS CITY.

KANSAS CITY, Mo. April II. HOGS
Receipts .. .50O.. steady at Use higher
bulk y2Oq?o 20: heavy t20.iOp2 90 50.
medium weights s.0G 1850 lights
VjsOa 20. 30: pigs 3Isgls. CATTLE
Receipts 1000 and 100 calves; weak
heavy beef steers Ul.5oGis.to; light
beef steers Si0S0his So cows and
heIfers 81. .oa Is. 90: Gamers N.7Sr6 N;
calves sio25Rit: stockers T5oul6.
SHEEP Receipts lOn; no market;
lambs Sis55ni92o ewes tiec5h 10.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-04-11
ST. LOUIS.

ST LOUIS April ll-HOGs Re
c.ipt. 800: a5c TO a5c higher lghts
$50 30 1880; pig. nsyp5o: minrd nix "a
a 20 IS; bulk SO 20d 20 d. CATTLE;
Receipts 800: steady; beef steers Nl.D
1lsj yearling steers and hsifcrs
81. S0ai6: cows ilo.50Wi1,jO: stockers
tlOai3. SO: southern beef steers tl06
is: cows and heifers t7.50miS; Gamers
s. 5Op7 rs. calves S1SIls,5o. SHEEP;
Receipts none: steady; lambs '2oa
CO.'S; ewes ti3T 1850: Gamers N.OpU
II 90
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-04-11
British Deny Cable Abuse.

WASHINGTON. April ll.--Lord
Reading, the British Ambasssdos. ~
sued a statement today declaring there
was no foundation for complaints a.
ported from Paris that the British en-
,orship OF commercial cables had
been used to promote British traAs At
the expense OF American trade.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-04-11

strengthen renctionsry sentiment and
thr market turned easier during the
oafiy nnorf oon mud"r liquidation and
scattered southern selling New style
May held around soc. or r. polnh net
higher. bat htrr months sold > 10 ~
points under last nights closing figures
WITH October declining to 2! 33c
p aqc nut Liverpool was buyer and
trading wns very quiet around midday
with prices ruling bout 2, 10 ~ points
above hst nights closing figures
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-04-11
LEGALS

ONE Art Apollo Brambseh Grspd piano
win be sold ut public auction 20 he
highest bidder on April 18th ~ = o'clock
D. m, Mt 2si Vert Main St, Ohlahomn
= Hirhiey, Attorney
rRtjpERTy ioo-7ll on IVES, Sth ls
'.off ilic market George Ticfei. I'D
minstratoi.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-04-11
.CLASSEE co.
SPECIALS

Tnu.Htuf' room house, on 'Ast
side fine lDratlou. A real bar
ghlu nt.ss..ts.s.,..... ...,.t.....,. " 90
Urirk home on West i5th.
rooms. complete. cannot be re
produced today NJ the price. N2 ~
New b-room bungalow. oak
ihrougl out. basement, garage
ard driveway. best residence
section ~ the city. buy nov.
help select decorations. Price. fe NJ
s.room house. onk and enamel
iuyh. complete In every way.
Has oiHtcrn. For ......,....,..B ~, %
G-room house, on 22nd st, mod
'tu .a.s.atts,. ts.sss s.sst 'e,oS
S.rOOm house. rooms finished
~ OAK gargc and driveway .t.so
Five rooms on goth St. has gar
age and IL on old paving ,.... G.7b
s.room house, close In on 18th
~ Price ..........,s...-.... .tJ.to
s.rpom house on West 10TH St,
has oak npOrs. garage Price .N,bo
: room house on West 18Th ct,
uak floors. garage ............lb 100
can ug for anything IN residcnc
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