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Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-11-04

Lewiston-Women and girls of high
school age from all over Nez Perez
county are to have the privilege of TAX
Ing a home nursing course under the
instruction of a specially trained Red
Cross nurse employed by the Lewiston
Red Cross chapter.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-11-04

les day and night, irritation. sediment
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-01-31
Liberty Brokerage Co.,
Inc.

ll2 w Grand Ave
COMPLETE rotary drilling rig ON cars
Vivian. Louisiana. So 800. terms
Fred steel. 5l7 r. 5tn Walnut ana
WILL SELL 100 shares Gladstone at
800 today only. o-s2. Daily Oklaho.
man.
GOING TO SELL 800 United OH q
Refining to highest bidder Ma,
Ohlphoman.
FOR sALE-1oo shares Gladstone on
stock p-gis care Oklahoman
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FOR SALE--6. 400 acres. including Swe
den townsite: rich soil; on railroad
producing oil and gas wells near, others
drilling: ripe for development or colon
ising; sacrifice for $4,000 might cell
hrt. J. i. Hyatt. owner. Sweden.
Texua
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8 G1]
rdfm Department

rdfm Department
Phone Walnut 81 2o9ii West Main
FOR sALE-Farm OF 20 acres. located
!, mile west OF fackingtown. on
Grand boulevard; 7-foom house with
basement; steam heat; gas availab BILE. .
nenr good public school; sewerage
system In house; water pumped from
well and cistern with gasoline engine;
green house. storm house, new garage
large chicken house with cement floor;
incubator and hrooder for small chick
ems: hay and grain hnrn; large young
orchard. u acres alfalfa; rich. black
soil; hog wire fence. Walnut ssi
NICE GARDEN TRACT. Groom house,
good ou,buldings: close TO Frisco
shops; easy terms Cnll Walnut ISL.
NNYQ ~ 100 ACRES; about SIS acres
" @W In cultivation: valley
land, deep rich soil About
80 acres Of fine meadow. balance IN es.
ccllcnt pasture. Prairie all heavily sod.
ded; could all be plowed Improved with
large red 2-story barn. Extra good
well and windmill Water piped TO the
pasture. Good S-room house, only 10
miles from city on state road. Close to
good Groom school. Price for quick
sale, $4,000; $1,000 will handle II. List.
Ing 3bl6.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-01-31
OIL LAND. LEASES AND sTocE
DOublehead
Oil & Refining

! handle this dividend paying stock
security, N you are In the market 10
buy or sell write NJ once. Double
head IN now paying : percent divide nds
about every sixty days and In In line
fof even larger dividends. I offer
subj, 10 prior sale any part OF 500
shares at 800 per share Buy this
stock now for the future Complete In
formation upon request Den A, Long
fen ". SIS Insurance Bldg. phone Ma.
ui,. kii
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-01-31
FARM AND ACRE TRACTS
Oklahoma

|
FOR BARGAINS In farms, ranches and
city property, write r. y. Anderson
the Bonded Real Estate and Loan Man
| Alva. okla. Box 3s6
FOR RENT--Faim. 10 miles from city.
Phone Maple 3s6s-J.
FARMS FOR SALE At 4 BARGAIN
-ls0 acres fine alfalfa, wheat and
corn land IA miles Of Jones okla. on
| OZARK Trail. l25 ncres In cultivation.
s. acres OF fine alfalfa land as can be
found. balance best Of corn and cotton
land; one mile Of high school: small
Improvements; loan Of 5000. 5 percent;
| price for 80 days only SIS per acre.
1850 acres OF fine prairie land 20 acres
In cultivation, 80 acres meadow. good
pasture: small Improvements; 81 900
loan, 3 percent; this IL good land for
| corn and cotton; possession OF this
place AT once, and only $50 per acre.
Jones city Realty Co, Jones, okla.
100 ACRES II miles northwest OF
Thomas, Okla; hard land. fenced.
cross-fonced, Jroom house. stable.
granary, chicken house and yard, cave.
| deep well. cement cistern, large peach
orchard, 10 acres fenced hog tight; one
third OF 100 acres OF wheat goes wuh
farm. Price. $500; $4,000 viii handle
1903 f.. Main St. Enid, okla.
FOR RENTS acres garden land, close
| In, well improved, $500. Mrs Minnie
'ags, Box ". RI. 0 city.
IN ACRES, modern house, lots.
plenty OF fruit: ready TO live In.
owner. COS West E Ave,
10000 ACRES,
| $3.50
| We have for sale 20, 900 acres OF the
finest grazing land to he found In cen.
tral Arkansas. The grazing In good,
comes early In spring. lasts untif late
In fall. abundance Of water on land
shippirG facilities close by This is real
| ly one OF the most attractive cattle
| propositions left In tho state. Price
1850 per acre. Chufln Land Co. Perry.
WANTED-THE BEST FARM In oh .
| lahoma county. or y or dissection for
| cash immediate possesrlon; state price
and location. B.627, care oklahoman.
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win pay spot cash for United o. &
n. Black Panther. 800; Home
Ref. S7j; ~ American o. d r..
Homa- Okla. Send to Farmers Natl
Bank. draft attached.
bob PARMAS
6tb-l7 American Bank Bldg Wal. b325
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Germany Lost

And you were saved from the Ger
man tyranny Would YOU now like TO
he saved from the tyranny " Poverty
then let me help you move near tho
Mississippi coast. where they have
spring weather In winter and pleasant
climate In summer: where crop fail
urc Ia unknown and one finds all the
other things to make lie on the farm
worth while.
might consider exchanging 760 acres
there for something good In Oklahoma.
Whnt have YOU DO not answer this
unless YOU have something good and
mean business
J g BALLARD
CARE STATE NATIONAL BANK
OKLAHOMA CITY
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.EV'(0JSlElCXlNG1 g G(0)l
Texas

| 100 ACRES. Anderson county Kan ~
acres wheat possession March 1 price
ii2 900 BoS 2s3. Garnett. Kan
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BOB PARMAN OFFERS

$50 GLADSTONE o. a. r.. Bargain
. 100 or 500 UNITED OIL 4 REF. 20
100 OKLAHOMA OIL h REF. : llo
1000 ASSURANCE OIL IL REF. .5j
5000 WHITE ROCK OIL .....- OH
1000 GREAT AMERICAN o.
a ~ ................s. w q
1900 McTON OIL ..,..,......... .06a,
so N. AMERICAN o. & X. :. AS
q CRESCENT REFINING :, $500
700 RIVERSIDE OIL A. REF, Bid
/, 900 SAMMIES OIL. CORP. 80. .25
1000 WHITE PANTHER OIL =. .72
800 CALDWELL OIL ...,.,..... Bid
200 AMERICAN OIL n REF. . l.05
1000 BIG DIAMOND O. a. II. . Is
200 LITTLE POOL OIL .,.,,,, lO1
800 DEPOSITORS OIL * GAS .s5
s37 OSAGE OIL 4 REF ..,,,. 80
500 RACINE OIL ............ 81
200 LUCKY UNION MINING. 90
Is PRODUCERS l.. q II. -. 750
100 MIDLAND MOTORS h t.. $50
200 KOOL ROLA ............... Ito
win pny spot cash for United o. n
n. Black Panther. 500; Home
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-01-31

FOR BARGAINS In farms, ranches and
Guy property, write r. y. Anderson
the Bonded Real Estate and Loan Man
Alya. okla. Box $50.
FOR RENT-Eatm. 10 mile, from city
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-01-31

wANTED-connectlon wanted with oil
producing company, who need money
fbr further development, and who have
stock for sale, TO be handled In the
east No fly by night concerns con.
etdered Only projects that will stand
the strictcst investigation considered
6tnte full terms and particulars IN first
lstter. Address Holmes n Gelbmsn.
10 nth Ave, Newark. n. J.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-01-31

Dairy and Fruit Farm
l60 acres Of land ? miles northeast
ton, balance timber pasture: good J.
room house. full basement. barn, 2tx40;
10 acres In good orchard OF apples
peaches, plums and pears; will carry
back loan for one-hslf; price 81. 900;
buy this; send your children TO state
Normal school
T. n. Gilliland Land co.
1lG.l1 Iberty Ridp wai,u, gOiG
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-01-31
Farm AND ACRE TRACTS
Oklahoma


Farm Dept.
Phone walnut y 2O'h West Main
~ ACRES and modern house: I lots,
plenty OF fruit. ready To live IN
Owner sos West T. Ave
FOR SAI.E-i6O acres creek bottom
farm; <-room house. good water. and
timber. l mil. from consolidated school
$500, half cash, balance time. r. L.
Turner. Cheyenne, okla.
FOR SAILS tlmbcr-land farms In
the rain belt near Locust Grove II
sold by Feb. y; eAn give possession
part cash. balance easy terms H. r.
stroud. $40 Baltlmor. st. Muskogcc,
Okln
CORN AND COTTON FARM
\ Good quarter. sandy loan. excel
y lent quality. 30 acres cultivated. ~
l. acres alfalfa. balance timber pas.
T. ture cleared ~ brush. good town 5is
Il miles. school !. mile. fine improve.
ments. s.room house. barn 2sst2.
large COW barn. wind mill. other build
ings, all fences high net wire: mort
gnge. 5000. runs years 8 percent.
price, 5000. and worth II. possession.
Alfred Adler, Guthrie, Okla.
CATTLE AND HOG FARM
4 iJs acres ~ acres corn, alfalfa
y land In cultivation. good bottom s
l. acres alfalfa. balance rolling pas
T. turc. 6.room house. barn lax,S.
II windmill tank. other buildings.
miles town. - mile 10 school. pos
session. price. 1920. you can make
money on this farm. Alfred Adler.
Guthrie Okla
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For Quick Acceptance
We Offer

NhntruVf fehNer Nalley, IcNhs Mo-
tor, Gladstone. North American, Cald-
well. White Rock
Stocks Listed: We have IN our office
stocks wanted not listed. we can get.
Phone Maple 1859. wire or write.
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WILL buy Magnolia Lead and Zinc
stock II priced right. L-o7, okla
homnn
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-01-31

CITY REAL ESTATE FO' SALE
'sN~~~'~,>>~~r>>>~~~~~>>~~~
FOR SALE BY OWNER-six-room
modern bungalow; walking distance:
close to car line; immediate possession.
Can Walnut 85ti during office hours
s2l State Natl Rank RIde
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-06
SPORTOGRAPHYB B. .G1agg.

Max no aver that Jack Dempseys
w testimonial for an iron medicine
brought him quite a few iron men2
WORLD SERIES OF OTHER DAYS.
Nothing shows the growth Of base
bali more than a comparison Of gate
receipts taken IN during the different
series PLAYED for the baseball cham
pionshiD Of the world. IN the year
1854 about 500 people attended the
final game between the Provldence
tmea and the Metropolitan club.
champions Of their respective leagues
and the total attendance at an three
games was less than 5000. That
amount Of paid admissions at 81 each
would hardly pay the umpires OF the
present series Ead1Curue and keete
Lle opposing Lur-erz- were at the
height Of their respective careers. but
tleT failed 20 draw the thrones
However the players did not worry.
as there vas nothing in 10 for them
except glory.
In the season Of 1855 the series was
failure from all staudnoiuts. ONLY
5000 saw the six contents between
l4e men OF Arson ana the Browns
led By Charles Comiskey. The series
vas marked By continual scrappinE
s-na az TINE real lighting The series
broke Up or ended with the honors
IN games won and verbal scraps 80
ana 90 In 1885 the first real series ]
OF me word Championship was
staged and pulled Off ia a successful
10000 ana the net receipts were sI4-
9vt, hAlcn was handed over TO the
St Louis Browns az per agreeuerr I
+AIson ana ms merry men did not
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-06

even get a pleasant smile Of the
encounter.
The series OF 1857 was considered
wonderful affair at that period.
with an attendance OF 5000, and
gate receipts amounting 70 50 0los
which amount caused unusual amaze
meut in baseball circles at that time,
The teams Travelled in special cars.
and the whole affair was carried on
scale OF meEnltlcence never before
attempted IN baseball. Fifteen games
we're played and ten cities got the
privilege Of witnessing the two best
teau-5 QatL4e- Ilicago had Crouch
and when the Detroit and ST. Louis
spectators. BROOKLYN turned out The
largest crowd. 6I4f. Detroit Won
hand down, with 10 contests 10 their
credit
Perhaps the best series OF all early
day affairs was PLAYED in the season
q lees, between Brooklyn and the
Giants Forty seven thousand fans
saw the nire games and paid Sf6.ol1
Tor the privilege New York won in
easy fashion
The season 81 1898 was a failure as
world series year. one was
Play ed between the Brooklyn club
ana me LOUISVILLE team, Champions
Of the National and Americans asso-
cations The winners OF the Players
league. the B0stons. were BIZ long
odds the best club IN the land that
season, but they were regarded as
outlaws. so the other lnWabidlng
organizations ignored them entirely.
The two above named contsnders
played seven games Of the 10 agreed
upon, and the struggle ended In q
rs. ana the valance Of the games for
ne supremacy OF the baseball world
were postponed until the next sprine.
but no record can be found where
lAey met and settled their argument
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-06
HUGHIE WALKER
OUT WITH Def
Kansas City Serapper De-
feats Bob Roper and
Goes After Others.

Eughie walker. Kansas city light
weight boxer. who has defeated
practically every man Of his division
in the country is anxious to arrange
a contest in e Paso and is in touch
with FL Paso boosters Of the glove
pastime in an effort 70 obtain
match here.
Defeats Bob Roper.
Hughes latest contest was IN Jop-
lin several nights ago when he easily
defeated Capt Bob Roper who re-
Gently announced that he would
challenge Dempsey for the title Fol
lowing his discharge from the army
Roper went to Mexico City and
trained there under the direction OF
Jack johnson for several months He
was said TO possess all OF the speed
and science Of the negro exchampion
and the ease with which Walker de-
feated him despite Roper's great adj
vantage speaks wel for the ability
Of the Kansas City boy.
Walker is also anxious 70 arrange
a contest at any point 10 the south
west He has been dated up for
several bouts in the middle west for
the next two weeks but would like
10 come here after then.
He IS well known in FL Paso-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-06
VERNON TEAM IS
WINNER OF FLAG
Arbuckle Team Coming
From Behind Defeats Los
Angeles For Pennant.

Los Angeles Oct s--Vernon won
the Championship OF The Pacific coast
baseball league here sunday when it
took' the first game OF double
header with Los Angeles 3 20 2 The
second game broke Up with a cushion
fight in the sixth inning when the
score was 8 to Q ln favor Of the
TIGERS. The season ended sunday
BY winning The coast league cham
pionshlp. Vernon Won the right 20
meet the St Paul team. penuant win
ners in the American association for
the minor league Championship
Overcome Big Lead
At the beginning OF the final series
between Los Angeles and Vernon iast
Tuesday the Tigers had 20 overcome a
lead OF two ana one half games held
by the Angels
A crowd Of estimated At $1,000 saw
the final contest
The series between Vernon and St.
Paul for what has been officially
termed the western worlds cham
pionship' viii begin here Wednes-
day Vine games VIII be played
Among the spectators at today's
doubleheader were Tom Hickey. presi-
dent. and nike" Kelley. manager Of
the St Paul club.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-06
American Nit
Singers Leave

The American fighters. under the
guidance OF Nat G. Lewis. Of Chicago.
VIII leave IN December to engage In
boxing matches in England
Lewis arrived here a couple weeks
ago with Pal Moore, the Memphis
bantam weight. after a three months
stay in England Prior 20 leaving
England for America Lewis closed
with the Barry syndicate 20 bring
Moore and several other fighters TO
England in December 20 engage in
bouts with the best talent on the
other side during that month and In
January.
Moore Is signed FOR three horts.
one with DedouN- the French cham
nicu. another with Ross. the English
n1utauU iEht title holder. and thu
third with Joe Lynch the American
bantamwelght
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-06

Walker, Hughes, Collins, Dabney,
Sans, Weber, CuTiff. Plaster,
Casstereuss Jones' Stephenson
johnson. Miller, and Mann. New
men OF promise are Ferguson.
Wenthers, LonE, Strickland. Wolf,
Cochran, Bliiock and Burch.
Representing the fortunes OF the
Oklahoma Aggies are L0okabaugh.
Eahett. Kenrry. Gay. Ray. Bailey
Lourance. Graham. Percy. FCTles
Chase. Ault. Denton. Stafford, Ethe-
ridge, Esslinger. Blartner. Keen.
Ferzer. Word. Srubblsfield. Chambers.
Barrett Boiyard. Anderson. Hand.
Loose, Davidson. Keller and Botger-
The THANKSGIVING games this sea-
son are Oklahoma vs.. Oklahoma A &
H. at Oklahoma CITY, University Of
Texas vs. Texas a. g. II. AZ College
station. Baylor VS. Texas Christian
university at Fort Worth, and South
eru Methodist university VS.. South-
western university al GEORGETOWN.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-06
RED5 HAD HARD
ROM To HOE
FOR FLAG
Team Suffers From Adver
sity Of Past Seasons and
Under Hardships.
CLUB WAS NEVER
DANGEROUS BEFORE


THE ups and downs Of the Cincin-
natl Reds-the downs in particu-
lar-have furnished columns for the
sport pages Of the country ever since
It became apparent that Pat Moran's
Reds were destined TO cop the Ma
tonal league gonfaIon and enter the
worlds series
some Baseball Victory.
Cincinnati is certainly rich in base
bali history. Her great team Of 1858.
the famous aggregation gotten to-
selher by Harry Wright. was the
first honest 10 goodness professional
team ever recruited There were many
teams playing In various parts Of the
country east OF the Mississippi river
prior 10 that time. but they PLAYED
game, and played il ln a haphazard
fashion.
Harry EuEht's famous team
made a success Of the game pro-
fessionullT. They went on tour
and drew big crowds for those
days in various cities, and, the
best Of all they went through
the season without a defeat. Thus
the cid Red stockings formed the
foundation for the birth Of pro-
deasiOnEl baseball teams in other
elites and later on for organized
leagues for teams such as we
have today.
Since the days OF those famous Red
Stockings Of Wrighrs time a Gin
clunatl team has won a pennant-but
g laalr amount te anything The i
Cincinnati team in the American As
soc-ation I'm 1852 COPIED the flag. but
tie Red SoX o. that day in the Na-
1ional League failed to uphold tradi- /
ilous and the once great nine whose
and until today the Reds have tratled- f
League Member 80 Years.
Cincinnati has been a member Of
the National league for thirty five
years. II was a charter member in I
1873, but four years afterWard the
Reds were kicked OUT for various
reasons" In 1880 Cincinnati got an-
other franchise. New management
and new players, however, faiied 10
1T the Reds out Of the rut until this
year owners, managers AID PLAYERS
ans have mad rleir hopes built Up
.ine after tine. onlv 20 see them so
.rashinE into the depths OF repeated
le1eats
One Cincinnati team, and only
one has finished as high e. sec
nnd place since 1877. FhlE was the
team Of ISIS, which Included Billy
White a pitcher who wore eye
Elassess Deacon Jim White.
eutehers Chuh Sullivan. first bases
Joe GerHardt, Eecond buses BIZ
tieeri she=1s Cal McFey. third
base. and Jones. Pike and ". j. .
Kelly outfIelderE-
Finished Behind
EE the years that followed the Lin- o.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-06

VIII play center with Timmons as a
competitor. The backfiald as usual
VIII be light and speedy.
Playing az halfbaclr are. Lindsay.
IL, Gerlack with two years exc
perience. and Della vale. while Nash
and Dyer VIII hold down the quarter
back position. Heath. Of Corpus
Christi. Iatum Of Falacios, and Har-
Ian Of Bartlett a trio Of moieskin
warriors with two years experience
with the gray and blue, are out FOR
the fullback position
Bench Of Veterans.
In the s. ~ Z. lineup appear Bar
nett and kits. az the end places
Barfield and Deschner. guards
Brooks and Haley. tackles: Hines
center Pierce Captain quarter ba ciz-
kenshaW and Bigger halfbacks, and
Mcknight, fullhack
AMONG the erldiron warriors
returning TO the camp Of the
Baylor Bears ere Wilson. Dodson.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-06

novice aTyWeiEhts who viii be on
the card with Wide in the opening.
VFelfer Bouts Also.
The dispute among the weller
weights involving Ted Lewis. Jack
-lalone Bryan Downey. Danny
and Soldier Bartfield is 10 be brought
% head on February II. And on
the same night those middleWeights
who succeeded the week before VII
&c pltted against each other. Light
weights who think they deserve rec
ignition as title contenders. such as
Lundee, Tender, Mitchell White.
" cling Eltzsimmons. Callahan and
brllL VIII nave chance 20 prove
their claims February "a. And on
micdleWe lghts in the elimination viii
come together the winner TO meet
Nike O'DoWd
Slated as the first Champion
ship niEhf fer the club viii be
March ? when the middIevrefEhr
ute affair with O'Dowd meeting
tne winner Of the early bouts viii
be staged with a contest fuToIr-
ing Jack Brittnn and the nan
who emerged triumphant in the
NelterrFelEht comhutz. On that
niehfl too there a. 10 be \ near
title affair between the winners
OF the henFyvveight novice tourna-
lnenr the winner Of which IS
promised a 20 with Frank Cod
darn, the British hearyFreighf.
who recently was hammered into
submission By Joe Beckett.
For the next three weeks the little
fellows Of the ring are expected to
lr-iish the fireworks and then On
--arcn 30. Benny Leonard king OF
llzntF eignts. VIII be asked to get
nd OF the man who came through the
tournament
Jack Dempsey IS expected TO make
lls 1irsl appearance in this country
n the ring IS champion OF the world /
az me International Sporting club.
Meet Some Contender.
Just Who his opponent viii be does
lol matter now. but the fact that
Tex Richard has been named natch- /
MAKER assures patrons Of this club I
ne pest talent 7railahle George
-arpenuer joe Beckett and even I
( red Fulton are mentioned as posi- I
Z -s conrestants OF Dempsey
DEMPSEY has expressed himself as
inSious 70 get hack into the ring 4
ana as the opening OF the club Is 4
icneduled for February. talk 81 4
Bout tor the champion at this Club
nor too premature.