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BONU LIST

Am. Writing Paper D. c cts. tasked, oo,a
At!antic Coast Line Lit Is taskcdJ...... eitA
a Z. -. and ~ Coz. s. tasked,....... IS
a; -. L. cow. Is tb-ito.J 'asAtUl...... eJI1
Chekapekkc and OR.o cony. 47s. ......... ~
Chesap eahe ANA OHIO ss............ 80
l-i5Sett and Myers tobacco .s............ SlL,
l.crIiidEd Tobacco Observation-Disclosures. vi
Mercantile Marine s........................ y3ia
SraboaEu AR Line ref. - odd .......... -
Seaboard Air Line adI. Se........-......... iSI.
southern Halfway observation-disclosures. 81
southern Halfway Observation-Disclosures. .ih
4. - fkIEtSsSIcN - iI'J tUiJ J.-.......... SiT7
=. . nt<tstS!ru IL. tUid lvi a
L. . lipetiy' loan 3s. 3s.6t
=. = Liberty loan ~ Observation-Disclosures. -. 10
L. y. Liberty loan "a Observation-Disclosures. ~. -
I. =. Liberty Loan Am t-.s.....--........ s4.Va
l. =. steel T. lUJl4
VI. Brown brvs. Gus. tW. Val tb.dJ.. 10
...-Csr tn.GIt.Ca! ist Observation-Disclosures. S5rt
Na.-Car. CHeiniCa. COW ts..-..........-.. lG0i4
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manager. has obtained options ION rich
mineral lands hcreabout. and will soon
install machinery to develop pyrites
and manganese. The company may
soon increase the capital stock to
100000
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CHICAGO GRAN NIARKEr

CHICAGO. March s.-DownwarI swings in
me corn market resulted today from the
government report showing that farm
eeIreh we're much larger than any private
esumate The close was unsettled / 10 -
cents net lover. with May I.a2h to l.221s
ana July .26-4 TO i.:Sis. oats finished III TO
cents down. and provisions - cents
-, Ling futures ranged a. roiiows:
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COTTON MARKETS.

COTTON MARKETS.
NEW YORK: March s-Ine cotton market
tions OF a broaden interest in the new
s . h san 10 che
or Swiisang from The $780, oid TO- the new style
two showed q tendency TO marrow with the
new style At E275 or only points apart
to, hrm and the close was steady at a ne!
advance Of 5: TO Y points on n. old and Of
The market opencd steady -: unchanged
no an o sl nos S Ts II
spot advices from the South and reports
Buyers o d and sters OF
new contracts To transfer short hedges. and
buying OF new style months which absorbed
the o n ,bs s seemed howsysr ;hat
on the advance were not immedialeIy re-,
placing In the , ns% style months and the
had ,endemey to bring The Two son.raeIs
atively nfm in the new style eonsrset. with With
s 4sGssr senS up old i sYe oss
fsnssdd between 1919 and oss. Closing asoo at
;ose There Vas scattered seat reaizInE IL the
around the ring that the steadlness Of flu
eoon RSer safes e
print cloths for the week were estimated at
ton at 10000 pieces. The business included
ns e as taf es and
OF n gradually revivinE domestic demand
Tor textlteS.
EW Y2EK March
minor po 1;S il5ss bales si;as' '''
Total to-day at al s
Toisl for esscn-Receip,s. 4l5l.ss7 bales
NEW, ORLEANS March s-Deciasd
nnensr se ss to s f s
Ing nervousness among old contract shorts.
mand which the ring could not supply ex-
In spot prices; which carried mddling up
warning for the Fast Cuff coast were fea.
lures which increased the buying power Of
ment continued until II amounted to q 80
1874 points on the old contracts and 65 to s.
points on the new. the close showed net
gains of 50 to 12t points old and "a to e.
points for the style.
with Increased pressure to buy In the old
\ contract market and no pressure to sell in
between the two to narrow. One element in
the spot department claimed the old con-
tract was more valuable than the new ut
deted many old contract longs would de-
%sS '!sa s and sGtSs i az
RICHMOND PRODUCE MARKET.
Market Quota tons From Actual Sales. !.
yeed sG lion mi ficense r." KID
Riehmond. Va March 8. fais.i
KERRY: ss;sS s. IS
fresh. nearby. -. a ass:. $ . =
4 ~ I. = - T. =
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RICHMOND PRODUCE MARKET.
IN Wholesale Quot tlons ~ :. = -

Whoiedale Quotations, = ~
Market Quntations From a tual, Sales. :,
D. Food AdninisiratIo License 10. q 0a7io
Richmond; Va March g.. fais.
Gunnison news-champion., 1919-09-05
RABY TUllBLES INTO
BARREt- IS DROWNED

EAFiy Wednesday a4teTnoon, tbe
little tWo-year-old son of Nj. and Nm.
Frank Baker, ~ Crested Butte, wenf
snt II u gard 70 play. n some mans
per he fell into Z barrel in which 9
lev fAst Of wnter hsd collected, and
hefore his pareats found him. nd
droNned 1he little BODY Was bru1ght
= Gunnison, and the funeral hid
Friday aftefnoon from the undertat-
ine porios Of Geo. Miller. A large
nnuI6er of the family friends fren
Crssted Butte and Jaek's Cabin cane
Ss Ss,.. r hs.. .s i. e es. e :ssses :snpsshy 3
neIt d ! beautiful bdby boy enatched
n : tnonnent from merry childhood a
death's ecld enbraee.
Gunnison news-champion., 1919-09-05
NUMEROUS WEDDINGS
FEATURE PAST WEEK
Jorgensoa-Rogefs


Cunnison friends were greeting Ben
Jorgenson and bride, nee Miss Alberta
Rogers, Saturday evening, on their
arrival from Grand Junction. Mr..
Jorgenson and Miss Rogers were mar
ried at Palisades last Thursday after
noon, the ceremony being performed
by the Rev. Lester p. Hagen. The
wedding marked the culminatiou Of Z
pretty romance, which began when
Miss Rogers was instructor IN voice
and music at the State Normal, and
Mr.. Jorgcnson held the position %
deputy treasurer 1t the eoprt house.
The wedding date was ut 1er . y.as
ago, but when the country eallod, both
tie young people decide1 rs b6G1poae
the 3ve1f md talEa up war wot1-Nr
yergoneoos = q me1lhorl q ~ Y. ~
c. n, = 1l1s HeGeta q = e1ter'
ee1y zsell Fs4nzspa fiea 6v1isses
known to G6Anis51 k6lls g I'D ~
lntroduet1uh Dsn was for pears 3
busin4ss nt Marble, Celo., previeus b
his coming b Gunnison. 70 accep& The
court house job. Later, h went inte
the grocery business for himself, only
selling out when he decided "a enteI
the service ef his country. He II q
popular young man with Ill who know
him, and Il ID the earnest with that he
may again become one Of our businesl
men.
Miss Rogers lived 1t ParIin when .
Gunnison news-champion., 1919-09-05
AuT0l.gnsL. ACC!DENT a.. .
P9OvES FATAL 10 AGED nan

MEA QlenUe HethetinGte6 feceiNod
2 N11o HFSdey evoAiAg. telfjgg kexsGk
IL 1sxioub injdsy ~ her f6l1;er, Wm.
81 1eea6 + . anto ucefG64k -
left 1ete til niGkE ~ 41te y eefeh
q coloFk1s Gpsi1el. Dolpate m
ri6e nctoa1 ~ 80 Nh H - iii !,
teasnxxfved ~ - - ~ g
naan hnxinI onoe - 3 6Sl3
e6s1tse. u - - atSisoGe n ~
Au.1n0 nepe 1konf
Gunnison news-champion., 1919-09-05
GREAT bU|[OI B PROGRAM
STARTS 1t THE NORMAL
Funds Available fck State and County High
School Aggregates q, 900 Contracts Let
for This Amounk to Seene & Vamum Of
Denver. Who BEN Work at Once. May
Start 10000 D6mitoy.

Buildings ct the COLORADO Stato zlor-
mal School eggregating &le1 0oe19 b
value are planned To- begin = 60.
Contracts were completed 0gt1f1ay
for $121 10000 Of these, which tna1u5o
the County High 6choei bufl1in1 ~
TIE Auditorium - cyun9nl.
ThssRiEas' dormitoFy{fo 80 ouo1Dxi-
matsiy go 10000 WI pFcSdb1y etIbo-
gun shortly, but dstAils ar - 1T
|eomplete.
assris Z ysr.um, II Dssvsrs lass
~ eputrnetou for lie GHn1 kQo
|isS .; a. : r. x - /; Z D.
ealing fef aetual woFk - bsein ts9GFD
tie 18th Of September. A. = ma&teF
ef fact 4 viii begin next wee3L and ~
foundations ard uupsrstKucturea ~
pushed ~ far toward complstion =
possible this fall. 81,
The auditorium and Hynnasium lies
south Of md . little hoek u the pre-
ent Normal building. and will Be eee,-
|plete ii two stories. lt will leavo
room for the erection u Z three story
administration building in front, 70 -
put up later when the money from TIE
buildfng fund IL available. This WI
connect the two wings, Of which ~
present building II one, and the Coun-
ty High, TO Be placed stfll further to
the south, is the other, except that the
High School structure will be plaeed
on the land decided By the state, hut
touching and adjoining the Normal
buildings.
The auditorium and gyInnasium is
to cost 81 10000. The lower ,leer
contains room 60x7Q fest. which Will
be adapted TO uee for I cafeteria and .
banquet room II desired.
At the east cpd Of the basement viii
lie the heating plant for the entire
group Of connected buildings.
On the second hoor viii be the audi-
|toripm, also 60x70 feet and seating
|0o0. II tie east end Of the seesnd
aocr yin he the gynnasium, 4azeo
|attkack ard 7invieorate the boys ard
capoble d being transformed int :
us6mlnctA stage Tor school playa Or
baaIsst ball games; Or, 1t lectures, of
Gunnison news-champion., 1919-09-05

having its seating capacity Of. several
hnndred added t. that Of the main
lndlterium. There will Be- galleried
h ~ azditeFium.
Al these advantages WIN be ahared
~ 49, e H. County High School.
wie1 ss1Fe eaars. = thsn, or tie
- g 1uplieseiag buildings aad
Ths Ma Sehcol builains b 70 hsve
. greun1 Dlln q fox1oo 1T ~ IN
~ 4oulGne1 uofn2y f1oF elnoo poona.
eleney = 49, el1tnins 3 n Il -
N 1o4n e 11G 42o6o ~. 0JfnG
~ ~ Aoo16 6rJin& &jod "a ta6 fTtGnd t11
building YIN ultfmat6ly b fSuI
stories, ineluding tie basement, 1T
the 36o0O0.0o ID houds, authorised By
The Taxpayers which years ago would
have erected such , school, cannot
now be stretched 70 cover . completed
etruct1re Of the necessary size. Ths
High School COMMITTEES, consisting Of
II. W. Gray, w. L. Curtis, Archer
Miller, Bruce Blackstock and Miss
verna Waterman, after mature DELHI
|eration decided to start II as designed
and complete It - far - the funds
win allow, . decision which viii be
endorsed BY practically everyone.
President Quigley, Of the Normal,
says be cannot yet announce the girls
|aormitory q . certainty for this fall,
but has reason to believe arrange.
ments can be- made for 1t least start
ing the foundation Of this vitality
necessary building. which will cost
40 000.00 and b erected ia the south
west corner Of the Normal grounds,
facing the present grammar school
building block south.
This great building program has
been delayed, by circumstances BE-
yond control Of the school authorities,
but Nsws-C Champion 10 now happy 10
announce IT, Suspicious beeinnink.
The erection II these buildings ,,acans
q great deal to the 6tat6 Normal and
to Gunnison, and citisens shculd take
every nsans e hslp along the pro-
TIE dormitety worthy of commnnity
bessting. ,el 'Il7''i;s'
Gunnison news-champion., 1919-09-05
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|BoaSd ~ Eqna1imkioo Toesdays Vel
|naG1ny an6 Thursday, With Ceqntp.
G1o6egU 1E0leBy Whal61l md Ne
ut failed ~ h1d eny el
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Gunnison news-champion., 1919-09-05
eE ''a 'o4S q 20 ,ss'sonA.c. PASS

Hnsr Why ~ I. ". Dseck kass
tGhsa . eoutraef = aDDRoxinneeay
~ ni1ss - esastzusejea = ~ ~
goyeE1nnsn3 rGAd evsr 11saareA -
- oEo psopnnjng - laayo y -, te
esmpasts tkelr werk befsss GIow
A nnnkor & esaksnetess alroaay
have e.ele. = vssk = dl9srs.t sse.
- - - pal>kss2as 49, = ~
49, ~ ~ - ~ -
M - - rsiG.ca - nant
|esaglny. - hgtl6 - - e.
|txa6t1n9 v0sk bo6oSo. III. WEsy -
|ben rod supeEintendent II Cunnieon
ceunfy fer three summeru now,
and IN rssgning to take . more lu-
erative -, leaves splendid rsads I'll
ever oor eo1nty e . moaument = Nj
ah0ity ~ . road hailder. Thy heve
N optioA - moEe gTound Whea thia
seetjoa is eo9pletsd.
This week Win complete most Of the
county roo1 ctustyucf3pn On tie Rain.
bow Route west, and CommissioneI
Geo. L. Miller viii look after the resi-
Of Il himself. He has made . cutoff
across the Grover Carpenter place q
Little Elk creek, and n now engaged
In eliminating . number Of bod curvez
between Cebolla and Sapinero.
Gunnison news-champion., 1919-09-05
MISSING YOUTH LOCATED IN
MONTROSB POTATO PATCH

A4ter . search covering half the
Western 6lope. during III Of ~
week, G. 3. Northcet&, ths young man
Who wandered away : wsek ago from
thelr summer camp neer CeboIla, ~
ing to the Moatroeo Press, he was
discovered n . 6eld digging potatoea
end seemed totally uneonsicus regard
Ing the anxiety he. had caused hia
relatives. The young man is sid to
b suRering from mental aberrstion,
ard once before, while the family
were living II California, he disap-
peared IN the same way. It vps "a
by. ) chsngs q clinaafe, that his moth.
er came 70 this section with him.
They were stopping at tie Spain 10
eprf near Ce6eIla, wben tl,e ye6ne
mn su9dealy dissppeared. H 4 e
Gunnison news-champion., 1919-09-05
FUNERAL sE.vICEs ros

Funesal services for Heary \; Lnls,
Sr., win be hed 1t the reSi6ene6 fn
Gunnison Sunday nornfng. 6ettealber
It'll ct eleven oseloek. The Oh Fek
lows will haye charge u the 1esvices.
An = O. O. r. naemb9ss and Wtedzhen
of the World, 81 u,en6bers q nafri-
ctte orders are fequested - atfell
Gunnison news-champion., 1919-09-05
NafuraIfxatsea Exaniner Cenlnk.

NatuFlIisatsea Examiner Coalnk. \
4 u. g. Natuf1 1lisatiens Ixasines
vi be r Gunnison - aepte1lter 1Efh
~ Tie purpose of attending : keaxin4
|ek pekifions for furnlisafiea a ~
|QLahiet Cent md q esilsl3ne NJ.
|es &ieeared alten soldiszl te ~
Gunnison news-champion., 1919-09-05

small girl. Her mother. Mrs. n. s.
Rogers, was then the telegraph agent
for the Rio Grande railroad, and now
hDlds the same position It Grand
nnction, where the family moved
sbme flfteen years ago. Miss Rogers
Nas always considered n Cunnison
Irir and mst With Z warm weloome
a her visits to friends. Five years
80 she accepted the position q teach
q Of music and voice 1t TIE Normal
School, and proved 9 most efficient
The young couple havo the best
wishes of : host of friende IL CQsni.
scn and vicinity for : long and 10y
married life. They exe opeidfnRff fkefr
honeymeon ct Marble; Gothic ~
0ther pointg u intereGt in@0nrqfooG
county, hat ars exPscted s1hamss = Z
QAy q - = n j ssss X S
Gunnison news-champion., 1919-09-05
SUMMONS CONES
TO HENRY T. IKE
Dies at His Home IN Can.
nison at $50 Last Night.
Aged IS Years and 10
Months

On yesterday evening, st his hsme
and surrounded by his family and
friends. Henry r. Lake. passea away
from scenes Of this life.
Gunnison news-champion., 1919-09-05

Such Il . brief history Of this mas.
whose de1fA the eitixens Of GunniS0n
deplore. However, NO pen can write
ths minute dstails of his aets, his
worda, es that kGht which radia&sd
fsna ~ st. eeal ftviaS hope, sd
|eoane - 60 u - - - rs4eet = ~
silent AsalD . - nigkk q maybe 81
the faL1 Ne q Hfs's sfxuegies, and
WIN remnin = sweet mennof5es Tor n
who knsW him - well.
His charities, which were many and
generous - tie limit Of his means,
were bestowed IN silence and without
= count Or Uemorandum. To many
lowly men and women be gave freely
his counsel and comfort, and many
dark cloUds on faces Of those in dis
tress were dispelled and the sunahine
Of hnpe WAS found 10 appear.
He Was . Student from boyhood to
the enA of his life. He w1s we'll in-
formed ON subjects Of general history
ard more particularly on those Of
eur own country. He was wont to
discourse on the minute details Of the
lives Of our crest men and their
views and acts In the crises Of national
affairs. From bis books he learned
much; from his life be learned more.
He rejoiced in our national victories.
At al times IN his life and In any
place he was thoro-going loyal
American citizen. The nag u oar
country was the emblem he yorshiped.
He was tolerant of difReFsncs of
opinion on most sub5eets, but with
him there was no time or, place for
tolerance On de Snb3ect az l0yalty 70
orr country Treason wus the M
pasdonable sin. l'ss q 6 I.
70 h5s devoted. wife. son. he Tires
|eEandehildren and his friends, ~ gave
IkiS stender loye, his eener6us ~ md
devotion. While his, tnAgue = tIleu4,
h. hedy st re.t, - lives end will live
With them e long = Cod mAy grant
them existence.
He douhtless had his faults, but 70
ny friend1y eyee they Wsfn . spsts
- Tie 11oo = II ~. Z, "
Ilay Iii. Sssalp triluts q the e1svs
|of = very 6eax fTiDd ~ ssfs
APR1Oc SlEACKLEyoRD. y
Gunnison news-champion., 1919-09-05
Riehario.-sHaunmeai

Two popular yoe1g ieople q Lake
4ty W01e Nnfte9a n ERGEia1s ~
l6t1nys IAey VEN II. q ~ Rleh<
|4>io I'D Nh HG1ro Hann6ncna n
- 1oll1 49, ; u6teA e HGir
lfg1lzs - VeEn q1ie1ly moBied fliat
y AHIaeGy e1 ~ oanudmce e
Gunnison news-champion., 1919-09-05

Miss Lacy Spicer departed the lat
ter part Of last week to spend her Va
cation with her sister in Boise City.
Idaho. She stopped Oh in Delta fcr
few days visit while enroute.
Gunnison news-champion., 1919-09-05
uH ms ull1n
FE klMIIk
A,lo Truck VII Eqll
- cd 500 Essl q
Nv k1pee Sered. Sees
~ ! R7oo

cslnissa + - havs : ~ up-ts-
dote, hsaegt-to-goodnes IN oqufp-
meat This Was da1oznfnod q q
msettng q u toWn eouneil Iueodny,
whee . rerd txuek. . ehsnieal s.gine
-! - isst u ~. hees ~ seiered
and VIII Be here within . few dayA
The coGt e1 TIE neW eQuipunG1k VIII
be about &2500, and Il VIII be . good
investment, sinee II b . fact that for
years, cur hre fighting apparatus has
been 70 poor that in the classification
Of towns by the insurance under.
writers in which Class six means
towns with no fire protection what
ever, our city has been put in Glass
Ave. and the insurance rate will now
Be reduced eight to ten per cent for
everyoue. s
An members Of the council were
present, and the vote was unanimous.
e. G. Palmer and Judge Stone had ap-
peared ~ representatives Of the
Chamber Of Commerce. urging better
f!rc protection and representatives Of
the firms from which the equipment
was purchAsed were also present. The
Gunnison Motor Company will furnish
the truck, which will be kept in the
steam heated garage, and equipped 1T
I'll hoars With gas and oil and ready
for action. The - gallon chemieal
engine viii - On tie truck, with nee
esssary laddefs, etc, and With tie coo
feet Of additional hose, The city will
have over : thousand Nsst for uie.
The details Of the meeting are gives
below.
Gunnison news-champion., 1919-09-05

spEiag Of 1879 vsht viii hussss svsr
tie Saguaehe rod - Gunnissa, WhfeA
place then ha1 but two baildingu With-
n its limits, 90 being IL csuney
clerks o6iee, which had dirt ret.
Mr.. Lake located e White Pias, ahsu&
thiyty-ekght uiIes - IL east II Co.
nisoa, and therU enGoGed h uinfn9
ana prospeeting and loenting nsatly
Ill Of TIE Nay Haseppe properties "a
Lake Hill, tke famo1s North 0tor,
now owned b. Tie Akrua couponV,
being eoe q IL prineipal mineo e ~
grv1p. Roe ~ yeaD he snecoolf61y
spexnfed = this psfnt, thaA - -
ks1diADD ond 'telk - ~ Nlf1snoe
pernanamely q GunnSoon, wAero ancD
lSsl he has beea actively e6onge1 =
the real estate md insuF1nce 6u6tDeos.
Politically he was strsag, uneen-
promising Republiean until loo4 Wa
he became . Democrat and hAD booa
allied with that party ever sinss I'D
tales mech interest b polltieA In
1850 he was appointed receiver of the
u. s. Land Ofice at Cunnfsoa, eesviog
four years. While yet in San Miguel
county (then . part ef Our1y eounty)
he served ~ & justice Of tie peaec.
he being the frst in that region. He
also served two terms n coroner OF
Gunnison county.
He is q worthy member Of the In
dependent Order Of Odd Fellows, In
proved Order Of Redmen, Grand Army
Of the Republic, and woodmen Of the
World, having bcen clerk Of Cunnisen
Camp, No. 80. IN continuous service
since 1880, the oldest clerk In the Pa-
cific jurisdiction Of tie order.
"Mr. Lake was united In marriage
in May. 1879, to Miss Mary Tock. Of
New York, who died in 1875, leaving
one son-Hcnry F. Lake, Jr.. now ed
itor and manager Of the Gunnison
News Champion. In March. 1892. Mr..
Lake married Miss Frances A. Nor
ton, Of Howell. Michigan He takes
much interest In everything pertain
ing TO the growth and development Of
his adopted state"
When Ne went into the world war,
hs was requested BY ths governmsat
to accspt : place On the local draft
board of this county. This request
was . eAll to duty fn his cd age, a.
tie eal1 for troops IN 1oel. and there
Was No question with him ~ to what
be ahould do. He accepted the duty
and served during the entire war.
Gunnison news-champion., 1919-09-05

10 plllB p01d--------.----.!. 288 .03
Motion made BY Zugelder and sec-
cnded by Anderson that bills Be al
lowed. Stone, Anderson, NcDermott,
zeEcSdet voting ~. Carried.
The TFeasurer report rad and re.
ferrod to ,Fmance committee.
= g. Palmer and C. h. Btpne, rep-
reaentatiyes Of The Gunnison Chenber
q: Commerce, presented the needs Of
the town - to fire protection, and
showed that 1t the present time the
tUwn had practically no protection.
and that also the Are insurance rate
co1ld b materially reduced by the in
seallafion Of modern equfpmsnt. Az
ter . general discussion Of the ques-
tion By the Board, Mr.. Ca. Kenchan.
ayent for The American Lea Frnnee
Fire Engine Co., made . prcposftion
70 f1sntSh 70 the town suitable chemi-
cal fre apparatus ~ per pIans and
apecl6eqfjons for the sum 81 &12 B00s
-thir4 cash and cne-thirl b tWolva
|zthths, balaiiee intNedty ~.
Ard the Gunnison Motor Co. r1a6o q
|y1uleeit5ea - furnish Ford 61s-1ouI
txuGk = carry ~ sheahieaI hre aJl-
|fqtoeue Aboyn Ee4er1qd tos hooo, = g
: fer sas ~ sYz1 q >. peyaels
~ fealovine resslptisa - ~
a ! ~ X 1 ~ & p -: Il
1etlved, that whssees - 60
10y exigla snd + = d1eel ~ -
e ~ Nsets - ~ -
! ~ e4lcll.t ~
60 g J. s! = =
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CITY LOANS Farm LOANS
hH.d'.r and .Han plan straight onn on
MORT. '1.m.rt rHn. riE.f rr- rrrt pop
arrUw snI-tr woury. Us0IArd farm
loans D. y Ewing & 90. -.-.1..u !.
MIX Phones glq ard s-lD
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lfoIRTN UN\nS santst H..-se rrar.
trr -rtrs rsi By Frre' 2l2 u.n B,tE
laaHr l95s-r250
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\ttIIt I

lh' 'uuuh Equalization BOARD
Wlll mrri Monday. Jur- o. IgIu. tu
'uunlif' all porvuuul and I'hI ,rtti,
prup'iN
Count, Board uf uurlnnnn.
" HbpkIIt
secretary
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PUBLIC SALE

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wv. ''' '' b"h'l' auction 'I Tx
,.,, ,.r. ,,.I ,4n.I''," o." t,l, W., r,,, r,',
place at 5hc % cafr n,, s1,urG,T ,' m"rnlnr a." ,nm'
cot 4 g. MITCHELL. Auctfonecr
FOR SALE rattrry scr,e, station ia
voice $500 $50 for r.i.rk n.r. reason
Tor selling. other business Gould Service
0'A'"n '.af'm"fr Nk.h
ENTIRE moving picture ard thsaior fuuIp.
mont Al condition for sale Will con
tId'r good AUTOMOBILE" DO trade Address
WILL TRADE patent on household ro.
iors I.omrthIn,. that every '.uI., v..,ft
,, I, on ns,p for sma.l oa rrodn..
for trade has rnt m, pore, IA tr.,.'s
slm. AH,o,n .fFat h,. r,t .t.. ,,,c
d9.r.., nr .o,.. .'., G',, L', Az, ',' b'"'
to d..ros. OF . MI ra, tb,,, =, r'nt
trs ur f cost, ,nttIr., rl,,I.. =
fAr. general dci,rr,. Tulsa Ok.
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81 Tl.,a DON. ',p,,, ,,,,'rs.o ,"' s.o'. 'il' ,rr
,rportuntE Hr ,ml. '9n.i, ',n.r,
roVn Nilr.., ma .,-. Mn,iJ
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u.,, of,,r r.,' r1n,. '-,> IT, '''A'''''
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'IN NJ 't'@'l I'''". u'nfr' sni
ia M. Drum,,rht .I r.a u,, 49,
brrinrIsNt p.a
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ron ,,.r ,.,..' ,....,..
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- Norm h'''o.. I"'' os'
HAkiIk SHOP For sale g2- West
ffs' Tulsa. okh
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MONEY 70 LOAN cuArrELs

HAv Nv ne week or month We loAu %
'smoatN Bahy ard Liberty Fo- ia flr7I
iuTe Nlr'ro.Es art PiAnot ~ y~ur huncI
or storage hGsiren strictly eoutideutAL
Cal NuyrtNsA1 $40
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htNS- Made 10 order gun Eu' lo'ssmith
ins Welding Of NfoS"n Tsris ~ ron. r.
IAirnx ui even ihiuE Jacobs NOFc,J
Co -l- Fat ltfsi Phone &c
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pAINTING AND DECORATING

MnNlN1 NNg T|nIAHE
stove wth rars.s F.Irt root Stor1Ea
Nhn.ss ',aga I.--. r-ft
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LIVE srocK AND vruIors A,

SllIIF r.u. ewes and .... .
Ilu.n>rIu nuVE grades t.. .... Loo.
also a '.v I.at..r- h..... . $50.
LlI lninu.A