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The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1919-02-21

Mems Laundry Work Wanted.
Mrs. Tomlin. opposite hospital.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1919-02-21
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.


In the Tenth Judicial District Court
of the State Of Nevada, in and for
the County of Lincoln
In the Matter of the Estate of Frank
Ryan, Deceased-ss.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that
on the 9th day Of December, A. D.
1918, Lucille Ryan was appointed
Administrative by the above entitled
Court, and on the 14th day of jan
uary, A. D. 1919, duly qualified as
Administrative of the estate of
Frank Ryan. deceased. All persons
having claims against said estate are
requested to file the same, with the
proper vouchers and statutory afflda-
Wits attached, with the Clerk of said
Court within three (3) months from
the date of the first publication of
this Notice.
Dated Phoebe, Nevada, January II,
1919.
LUCILLE RYAN,
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1919-02-21

Administrative.
SARAH I'M OBERSTEG,
Attorney for Estate.
Date of First Publication, Jan. "a,
1919. Date of Last Publication, Feb
81, 1919.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1919-02-21

Date Of FIRST pub. Jan. 81, 1913.
Date Of last pub, Feb. %, 1919.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1919-02-21

First pub. 2:21:19; last 3:21:19.
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1919-10-18
NIACCHI DI CELLERE
SARA SOSTITUITO

ROMA-u Governo italiano ha de-
ciso d'inviare a Washington un nuo-
vO ambasciatore in sostituzione del
Conte Macchi di CeIlere che verra RI
chiamato fra non motto.
Qui 81 e d'accordo sui fatto che
Tuomo da inviare al pOsto del Di Gel
Iere dOvra essere un perfetto diplo-
matico, dovra conoscere- bene la lin
qua inglese e doyra anche conoscere
gil usi e / costumi americani. II
nUOvo ambasciatore, che non e state
ancOra sceIto, doyra, inoltre, avere al
suo attiyo una scarriera tale da rem
derlO degnO del massimO rispettO.
LEGGETE E DIFFONDETE IL PA
TRIOTA
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1919-10-18
ii testardO danese.

Da Asti Ia celebre cayalIerIzza 81
rec6 a Lisbona, fu a QueI CoIosseo
che ella eseguf per la prima volta il
merayigIioso esercizio che doveva a
we're cosi strane tragiche conse-
guenze nelIa sua carriera. ESQ con-
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1919-10-18
Slide SUI slide

Tn impegno professionals chiama-
va frattanto la Ieggiadra cavalIerizza
a Parigi i due sposi partirono.
La capitaIe francese consacr6 la
fama che Fable cavallerizza aveva
gia saputo conquistarsi Dopo una
serie di clamorosi successi parigini
II barone la baronessa di Rhaden
partirono per Milano e Torino. Appe-
ma giunti nella metropoli piemontese
la coppia ebbe nuove emozionanti av-
venture.
In conte romano s'invaghi della
baronessa e comincio indirizzarle.
versi di Dante, scelti con cura ira 20
pera del sommo poeta. Ad onta del
la sua deferenza per ia letteratura
ghibellina, il gelOsO barone di Rha-
den and0 su lutte lie iurie invio i
padrini al capista dantesco; poi man
do padrini al padrini del medesimo;
e, non contento di clio, padrini del
padrini. Una vera battaglia in cam
po chiuso 81 svolse nella pianura d.
Susa. In essa il geloso barone 81
guadagno un buon colpo di spada, del
quale 81 ripag6 accoppando quasi a
pugni un gentiluomo fiorentino!. -.
Figurarsi batticuori della povera a.
mazzone che amava suo marito e che
non aveva altra colpa alI'infuori del
la sua affascinante bellezza.
Pochi giorni dopo, ad Asti, un a.
nomino ammiratore lancio ALA ba :
ronessa, durante la rappresentazione
del suO 'numero" un mazzo di rose
blanche, gialle e rosse. Chi Sc. ne in
gelosi?... II marito?... Macch6: il
cavaIlo.. II generoso destriero voIle
punire TaUdace adoratore e saItando
il parapetto piomb6 fra eli spettato-
RI. andando ad investire una vec-
CHA signora che 81 trovava nellie pri-
me file!
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1919-10-18
La caValleriZZa lragiCa

I Bella, seducente, elegante, ammi-
rata sopratutto quando sui piG su-
perbo cavallo passava in fantastici
\ galoppf, Jenny Weiss Ii BresIau sem
bravo destinata ALA fortuna pid alta
ALA felicita piu cOmpleta.
Aveva Il ami, aIlorch6 ritornan-
do da una gioconda cavalcata, Ia sua
amazzone s'impigli6 al una fibbia
della seua e 81 Iacero. Cattivo presa-
gio!
Con uno strano presentimento di
sciagura la giovinetta entro in casa,
/ corse neIlo studio del padre getto
un grido d'angoscia. Il vecchio gia-
/ ceva a terra immerso mel proprio san
que. 81 era ucciso piantandosi una
palla mel petto. L'infelice non la
sciava ALA figIia che del debit: una
catastrofe finanziaria che aveva in
ghiottito la fortuna di pid che mezzi
gil abitanti di Breslau, 10 aveva ire
| parabilmente travoltO.
Jenny Weiss era povera!
/ Tn maritO da rOmanza
Occorreva guadagnarsi la vita; e
/ la fanciulla, che aveva appreso Ie-
/ quitazione sotto gil Ordini di un ufi-
ciale di cavalleria, decise di fare la
carriera del circo equestre: era una
prospettiva di gloria di fortuna.
A
razza dello Smolensk, Un puro sangue
ARABIC unO stallone di ami, par
ii per Riga, dove Tattendeva il CircO
Cake. Credeya di troVare un am
biente di lusso, non vide per con-
tro che un miserable como di tela su-
dicia diSadorna. II proprietario,
ALA prima prova Ie consigli0.. dim
parare caIvacaEe! Ma la rappre-
sentazione fu per lei un trionfo E
POGO dopo la bella Jenny partiga per
Pietrogrado scritturata dal Circo
Ciniseli Serate di delirio!... Ogni
sera le arriyavano mazzi cesti di
fori, ira l'acre invita- dele rivali di
lavoro.
Fu in questa occasione che appar-
We nella sua vita il barone Oscar
VIadimiro di Rhaden, tiglio del vice
/ governatore delTEstonia Alto come
I'm gigantic, con occhi ora dolci ora
furibondi, e baff superb e bluastri;
viaggiatore, soldato, uccisore d'uomi-
nj di tigri in lotte singolari, spirito
violento e retto, giocatoTe ed eroe, E.
! gil era un uomo destinato a far colpo
sulle donne. Senza troppi indugi, il
giovane barone, innamoratosi della
bella cavallerizza, ne chiese ottenne
la mano, diede le dimissioni da luo-
/ gotenente di vascelIo e ST sposo.
l due giovanni vissero un romance
! di. tenerezza scambieyole, mentre la
giovane amazzone passava di trionfo
in trionfo, attraverso lie citta che il
suo Circo visitava
A Copenhaghen brillaya alIora, per
/ le sue conQuiste di don Giovanni, il
Iuogotenente di CastenchiOld, fglio
di un feld-maresciaIIo danese. IL gio-
vane 81 credeVa tutto permesso con
lie dome, aIlarrivo della baronessa
di Rhaden ne inizi0 subito'la conqui-
sta; ma 81 trov6 di fronte al marito
Ne segui un duello, mel quale il ba-
rome rimase ferito Ieggermente ALA
testa.
Slide su slide
Tn impegno professionals chiama-
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-12
WALL STREET

NEW YORK. March I. The hullish
Il, moustrntlnn which featured yester-
days final operations on the stock er-
change VAS resumed with greater yisor
Mt th- OPENING ef taaay'A session. Rails
lei tho extensive buVing movement on
definite assurances ot banking support
Increased strength was shown by spec
ulativc shares, however, gains among
such issues as baldwin Locomotive,
bethlehem Stc~l Republic Iron. New
York Airbrakc. General Motors Texas
company, Industrial Alcohol. United
Cigars and American Tobacco rang Ing
from | to points Y. g steel also
rose fractionally to the highest quo.
tstion of the year
Shippings, motors and equipments
recorded extreme gains Of . TO 4 points
Ht the mid-sesslon. L. y Steel made
i,s now maximum OF tho year of eSN
but Immediately reacted, Oils and to-
haccos also Yielded. Texas Company
proving the noteworthy exception at a
further advance
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-12
Chief Issues
Rule Against
Boys Caves


I., .H. '.n.h probably dus
.a.r. a.u 'r Raa a lur, and q, i,
Wri'. ,air 20 ,ay that he presented
himself a. the dinner table with hi,
"'n. s'rg, torn hs knees oaked with
mui aui hf, iale and hands begfined
Boz rrrgfc,, has wrought many
change, and the boy and his beloved
ave are doomed u an edic, issued this
morning hy Chici Nichols !, put into
effect 80 The same time It will prob
ably hr welcomed by nervous mothers
As q precautionary measure, Chief
Nichols thN morning advised that all
boys caves in the city. natural and
artificial BE- filled IN IN issuing the
order Oh'si Nish0l, SAID that several
time, Lately the police have been asked
20 find lost boys who. the mothers
thought were hiding out IN caves. In
view y the fact that these cave, are
dug With no supports oi any kind
Chief Nichols considered them dan
gefUus.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-12
Contract
Let
To
Drill /
Our !
First Well
| On
| Newhirk
| Lease

This is the third well 10 be start
ed by the Ranger Texas Oil com
pany. This will be drilled on ITO
acres in the Mervine pool. near
Newkirk. The derrick has been
paid for and is being erected a
contract has been let with \ good
driller and the we'll will be dnll-
ing soon.
The 10 acres is just east OF the
discovery wells OF the pool. The
original we'll which came in re-
ported at 800 barrels Is about
one half mile OF our property. A
geological msp OF the pool shows
the Ranger Texas TO be drilling on
structure. The Marland Refinery
has a we'll reported at 40 bar
rels about one mile and a hall
north. This 10 acres is in the
northwest quarter OF section IA;
7 H; Range f.
The first two wells being drilled
BY the Ranger Texa, Oil company
are in ,he Ranger pool. Well No.
is on the G0-aore Bodies tract,
four miles north OF Ranger. II is
now drilling at about ! 400 feet.
The Braros has a well standing in
oil about one-half mile north and
the Whitson. rated at better than
1000 barrels. is about ,hree-quar-
tiers of a mile south.
The second we'll of the Ranger
Texas is spudding in on the 10
acre c. J. Harrell tract about :
miles north and west of Ranger.
This tract lies between Parrsck
and Danley wells. The Dallas
News has just carried the report
that the Delaney we'll about one
half mile of this property is in
with a good producer. The Emma
Terrell Norwood. Roper and Con-
nellee wells, all rated in the 5000
barrel class, are south and east.
]. o. Galloway, organizer and
president Of the successful Glad
stone Oil 4 Refining Co. Is presi-
dent OF the Ranger Texas Oil
company. His pride is that no
man has ever lost a dollar in the
oil business with him. He knows
oil propertie, and pledges his ef-
forts to make the Ranger Texas
| pay every stockholder dividends.
The company is capitalized for
$4,000, enough to carry on ex-
tensive drilling operations. All
stock is fully paid and non n-assess-
able Stock is now offered At 81,
par value, Orders are coming in
for thousand-share blocks. Inves-
tigate. Don't buy il you think this
company will not get oil.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-12
RUNAWAY GIRL
IS CAUGHT HERE
Police 10 Return Cecil Car
ter 10 State School,

Miss Cecil Carter. 10 years old, who
ran away from the State Industrial
school for GirlS last Sunday when
permitted to 20 out Tor a walk, was
taken IN charge at the Katy depot last
uigu hy the police. She will be re-
TONED 10 the home tho afternoon.
The Carter girl. along with Dorothy
Hudson and Eva Spraggins. ran away
from the home las, Sunday when Mrs.
" r Conkling. superintendent. per
mi,ted all the girls TO enjoy walk
outside the grounds. Mrs. Conkling
said the girlS were gwen this priv.
llegc on their word oi honor that they
would return
This IS the sixth time the Carter
girl has run away" Mrs. Conkl,ng
,aid 81 understand that the other
girlS are a, Luther but the authorities
there refuse 10 bring them here be-
cause they claim they will not he re-
lmhur'ed Tor the expense will see
,ha, they are brought back il have
90 pay for II out OF my own pocket"
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-12
cupid WALDEN
IS TAKING REST
One Couple Now Is on Verge
Of MatrimOny

With ono couple ON the verge oi
ma,rlmony and several others IN the
stage Ot serious contemplation, J. W.
Walden OF the federal employment, hu-
rcau here IS resting on his oars TODAY
and awaiting Developments
Couldn't want anything TO come
out auy nicer" he said today IN rc.cr-
cncc To- his matrimonial department,
and I'm sorry | can't put IN all my
time marrying OFF people who are
such perfectly nice folks as the ones
| have been dealing with"
Walden received letter this morn
ing from a woman who doesn't wiSh
to plunge into matrimoY, hut who
nigh, be persuaded IN due season TO
consider 1t She has two bows. ages
y and li, who, she thinks, would be
mighty handy on a farm She would
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-12
WILSON PLANS 70
HASTEN TO PANS

1Dy wireless 10 The Associated Press
ON BOARD THE T.. s. :.
GEORGE WASHINGTON, March
l2--Pre'iden, Wilson hope, TO reach
Bfsn IN time 10 leave there Thursday
evening for Paris, after a brief recep.
ton At the port lie took up today
active preparations for his peace con.
ference labors and exchanged wireless
messages with member, OF the Amer.
can delegation in Pafi,
The sea - smooth and the George
Washington Is making good speed.
The president expects 10 arrive IN
Paris Friday morning lie hopes that
plenary session Of the peace confer
cnce VII he held within a week after
hl, arrival in order 10 close up some
of the important questions held IN
abeyanee during his absence IN the
United States
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-12
NEAR-MARINE TO
PUT ON WEIGHT
Rejected Applicant Perfect
Except for Weight

"All right fellows, you've turned
me down this time" Allen Worth OF
Uniontown, Pa, said when he was
rejected at the marine recruiting sta
ton yesterday, but you're going TO
have to take back every word OF II.
Watch me
Examination showed Worth phySi-
cally perfect hut slightly underwcight
This he SAYS he will remedy hy plenty
of food and outdoor exercise. and he's
going to strike out for the country
where he thinks he will be able TO
pick up a few pounds OF flesh in
less time than It takes to tell abcu,
a
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-12
LEGALS

W Lecper. Judges and J G, Saunders
and q. o. Riggbu, Clerks
Precinct Q Chns N. Holmes aud
n. &. trhnstnn, Judges aud J. L
Hathaway and John NJ, johnston
Clerks
Precinct 10. e. r.. flahsrida and A.
y Estabrook. Judges and Oscar Han.
kins and -. G. Hrookins, Clerks
Said officers shall also act ~
Counters
witness my hand as Mayor OF said
City, affixed In the city ~ oklahoma
CITY, Oklahoma, on this the ~ day Of
February. 1919.
Attest. H. n SHEAR.
" l.. DE WITT Mayor
city CLERK
(seeD
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-12
CHICAGO

CHICAGO. March II. Steep advances
In tho price ~ hogs despite removal ~
nll restrictions on hog shipments. gave
q decided upward swing today TO the
corn market. opening prices, which
ranged from y 10 no higher. with MAY
N,l7 TO ii.3Sis and July tis2 20 81 1sis
were followed by moderate additional
gains and then by "a reaction duo 90
fresh purchases OF Argentine corn to be
brought TO tho United States.
oats were governed nv the action o'
corn After opening = to hc higher.
with May 63A to si4c. the market re-
ccdcd TO slightly below yesterdays
finish
Maximum jumps took place in pm
visions based on the soaring value ~
hogs
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-12
CHICAGO

CHICAGO. March - Hogs TO-
,,Ipts "A 900 higher Hulk SO 5Ou 1850,
butchers yl9 6jNlss5. lights N9.5oT
1875: packing SIS 50ul965. choice pig-
iI0Onls2 2h, CATTLE. receipts 5000
IeadA 10 higher. choice beef cattle
SD GOn20 IS. medium 90 5ou IL 81 .
butcher cows and httcrs t1Oou 30,
cnnncrs S. sou 90 good choice stockcra
81 25ui525 common and medium - ,D
fll25. choice veal calves fli5OH N On
SIIEEp. receipts 5000. strong. choice
lambs SO 6Onla75 medium $1,000
10 60; oulls ili 25HlI00; choice ewes
SO 75nlII5. medium tli OOGl3.I5. culls
S. Ong On.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-12
ST. LOUIS.

ST LOUIS, March !? HOGS Re
ccIpts 5000: 3ocu soc higher; lights
N9Ooal97i. pigs tl5OoINio. mlSd
80 g5nlqso: heavy $500 SEQ 90; bulk
s 25mlgSo. CATTLE Receipts, =
500. steady: native steers 81 HO1i
u 51: ycatings .95OHi6oO: cows fls %
ais 90: stockcrs tlo.00dlt50; prime
southern steers ioo0h 90: cows and
hcifcrs 81 5nni5O0: Gamers s. iDm 7 %
calves tT75Gl75O. SHEEP. Receipts
coo, steady TO strong; lambs ils7bu
~ 25; ewes tl2000l3.00; cnnners $50
Z, na
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-12

Va AFTERNOON A. I ur1rs 0Id ,0u.
usriH rrfH is 200 ~ points Oyrr yes
i'ldH 70 I.su uNl uFN contracts w'fT
~ ~ p. HttI
Spot cotton rir1i" f.i unchanged
NplIt DH lIr f..f I| u HIII.r ann
lup r.1N.Hl rt uH|.g
gnn1 WHIINuy g &c. Ia.,IltH 100
stock If.. If
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-12

DUNKlRk, March l2-(Havas)-
Three German steamers captured by
allied warShips for violation OF the
armlStlcc terms. have arrived here for
internment The steamers are the
ltalIa. Mercur and Pluto.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-12

LITTLE ROCK. Nrk. March IA
President II. q Allen of the Little Rock
club, announced today that he had
signed Catcher Il ", Thomas ~ FIRE.
mont. Ohio, Thomas played semi pro
fessional ball In ohio last year.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-12
GRAIN
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS
CHICAGO CASH GRAIN.

CHICAGO. March IL CORN. No J
yellow ttdii5. OATS standard ga
fa6l'ac RYE No 2iiNGlis's. BAR
LEY S6nsic.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-12

KANSAS CITY. March =. EEg- un
changed - i4r lower 'f-'s 1.H Hslr'fr
Butter unchanged rvuiiry ami putp.
toe. unchanged
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-12
LEGALS
ELECTION PROCLAMATION.

ELECTION PROCLAMATION.
Under and by virtue OF n resolution
nassed by tho Board OF Education oi
the city OF oklahoma city, OF the state
OF Oklahoma, at n meeting held on ths
9Th dny OF February. 1919, puhllo mo-
tlce IN hereby given that special eiec
tion is hereby ordered and proclaimed
10 he held In said school district com
prising said city, and tho territory an
nexed thereto for school purposes, or
tho 18th day Of March, 1913, Tor ths
purpose N submitting 10 tho qualified
electors of said school district the FOL
lowing proposition;
PROPOSITION.
"ShnIl tho Board OF Education OF
the city OF Oklahoma CITY, of the
state OF oklahoma. issue It's ne
rotlable coupon bonds 20 tho amount
of $1,000. 900 90 for tho purpose OF
provldng funds for tho construc-.
ton OF additional ward school
buildings. for the construction OF
additional rooms 60 ward school
buildings, for the construction OF
a Junior high school building In
Cnpltol Hlli, for tho construction OF
"A Junior high school building In tho
northcnst section of tho city. for
the construction Of a 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
nlture and equipment for NIL build
ings enumerated herein: and also
to provide for the levy and colec-
tion Of m annual tar upon all tho
taxable property In said school dis,
trlct comprising said city and tho
territory annexed thereto for school
purposes. rufficient 20 pay tho In.
terest ON said bonds when duo and
to constitute n sinking fund for tho
payment OF the principal when
due9"
Tho polls shall bc opened at q o'clocl
n. m. and close at 7 o'clock p. M. oi
said date.
The number and location OF tho poll
ing places shall bs as follows.
WARD ONE
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-12
NEW YORK SUGAR

SEW YORK March j. SUGAR
raw. steady centrifugal Itsr. fine
grufIa'ri 5000.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-12
VISITORS T0LEE
SCHOOL ARE KEPT
OFF BY DEEP MUD


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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-12
KANSAS CITY

KANSAS CITY. March 70 WHEAT
cash. firm. No hard s. 3Sus ~, No.
:. ts1,u2lq No red s. 3in23N. No.
=. S. 35na36. CORN unchanged to
higher. No : mixed iiiSul l,is. No, %
WHITE 81 5OGi5l. No. yellow. ilisd
IY OATS steady to higher. No. =
white 65tc. No mixed 62ilc. No, :
red $50 zoe. RYE, S.SSult0.
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Sr LOUIS. March i:.-CORN No. g.
81 -. No white tii5. OATS No ?
64Ic. 80. Q, G2A u6Sc
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REAL ESTATE WANTED

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CAN sell your house; you have listed
II with others. but hRvo forgotten
something. write me fun description
location, price and terms. l.. q. box
rs. ! will sell H.
LIST your property for sale with the
OKLAHOMA TRUST COMPANY,
MRpl. a6
YOU WANT to sell. we want to sell
Cnll OKLAHOMA TRUST COMPANY.
Maple 30.
WASTED-To buy y or Groom house
between 9Th and lith St, west ot
Santa Fe: can pay $500 down and rest
I'm monthly payments. Sis, oklnho-
man.
WANT 10 hear from owner Of farm or
land for sale. Mrs Booth, III. l.. sta,
pcs Moines, Iowa.
| WANTED TO R1Y from owner. only,
or 6-roOm bungalow In northwest
mart OF city; hardwood finish Can make
Substnntiai payment call Walnut t2l1
! WANT TO Rl'Y "a five or iS-room
home In Edmond Prefer one between
! tho Normal and tho business part w
| N, Oklahomnn.
| WANTED ,o buy a good two-Nory
house prefer to deal direct with
| owner: viii buy ono Of tho houses hulil
lust four years II price does not run 700
| hlgh, or would buy good ola mouse
priced low and In good location hu-
dress T-s. care Oklnhomah.
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KANSAS CITY March ls-CORN
close. Mar ~ uiSt, May iii2S July
Sl3SA Sept ti32
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TfI,,H ~ f." VARIOUS grade. ~ Cattle
are Hppf.tImH.sIy 90 fYilpNs