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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-09-02
CAN DELIVER a few lease. In Tillmar

CAN DELIVER few leases In Tillman
and Jackson counties. Oklahoma, sur
rounded by drilling wells. This stuff
lies near Midhoma well, reported pro-
ducer. tho Burk Waggoner well due any
time, tho Sterling Petroleum Co. loca-
tlon and two wells drilling by Navajoe
Petroleum company Drilling las proven
big structure and Midhoma well proves
II viii produce. In tracts OF twenty 20
hundred sixty acres at forty dollars
nm acre, Abstract Of title furnished
This looks Ike the next big field and
this price viii not hold. II. r. Smith.
Altus. Okla
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c. u. SMALLER 4 SONS,

Ny Z, II. CHALLFK.
Subscribed and sworn 10 before me
this 9th day OF August A. ID. 1919.
WILL CROW. Notary Public,
SEAL Hcmphill County. Texas
OUR ACREAGE ADJOiNS THE
ABOVE PROPOSITION-WE HAVE
%, 900 ACRES OIL AND GAS LEASES
10 OFFER YOU RENTAL PAID TILL
MAY FIRST 1920
TEXAS HAS THE GREATEST OH
PAYING SANDS IN THE WEST. OUR
HOLDINGS ARE THE CHOICEST
AND SELECTED RY EXPERIENCED
OIL MEN AND BIOLOGISTS AND 1T
WILL PAY YOU TO INVESTIGATE
OUR PROPOSITION. CALL Room 3A
HUCkINS HOTEL
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OIL LAND, LEASES AND STOCK

FOR SALE CHEAP-Tillman county
oil leases. near Fred-Till we'll See us
quick. Rose Investment Co., 30l Her
skowitE Bldg. Walnut 2s30
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Stocks Wanted

WILL drill offset acreage 90 50 in Ok
lahoma fields: prefer CARRIER. Okmul-
gee or other field Why're flush produc-
tiou Ia reasonably lafge; submit with
blue print showing location, distance
and direction surrounding wells. lcgal
numbers and production and dry holes.
fiscal Corporation. 1894 Royal Bank
Bldg Toronto Canada.
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Farm AND ACRE TRACTS
Oklahoma.

BY OWNER, so acres, Q miles west OF
stockyards. all alfalfa land. fenced.
cross fenced, new hog wire and posts:
one-fourth young alfalfa; Is acres
wheat land; balance recently cleared.
house. barn. windmill. 2 wells. chicken
yard. 100 walnut and elm trees. Maple
2Iss-R lOs East 18th
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NICHOLS 6 NCEE.

~ Culbertson Bldg. Maple IT8
ONLY 5000 near Western on W, 5th
St. walking distance. four laras
rooms on two full lots. large pantry
bath room. electric lights. Ras well. cis-
tern. nice shade trees. some fruit
paving under construction: $500 cash I:
balance like rent. See owner at 709 N.
| DoDuglas
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FOR sALE--30O shares North American
on and Refining Corporation. ". Il.
o, Box bo1. Nashville. Tenn
WE Buy md sell oil stock ana leases.
our listing includes leases in TIL
man county, okla. Wilbarger county
and the Panhandle section Of Texas;
also Tacumcarl. ". NJ. Write us for
prices and further particulars. Orcutt-
Harris a. Co. Inc. il3 Southwest Re
serNe Bank RldE. OklAhnma City
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WANTED 10 lease building for iO-table
billiard hall. must DO In good town,
well located. j. W. Hammond. Van
Nlstyns. Texas.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-09-02

BIIf FNUFTT IN ITNF KEBU TLUINV.
Get started now while the business
is In Its infancy; use the best equip
mcnt; buy Zwebell Dri-Kurc retrend
and sectional mods: learn how to do
the work at our expense In n practical
way: We are factory representatives
for all tire shop equipment: we start
you right Vulcanlzers supply Co. 8
lAst lith 81. kansas CITY. No
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Notice Property Owners

ANOSh~S fOpChA W VWarCT0
Ws have number Of responsible
buyers who will buy homes and pay
5000 cash and baknce In monthly pay
| mcnts.
w. r. Glasgow
Phone Walnut 1871 pl2 Hershowltx Bldg
YOU CANNOT BEAT THESE For
PRICE AND LOCATION.
On 3oth street. ~ blocks west ot
Classen. south front; lots 50xi70: $3.50.
SIND Street y block west OF Classen
fun lots; grab these. can bo bought
cheap.
On 42nd street. corner. paving going
In; Ghxlf0; all improy emcnts are
there. for only 5000
ON t2nd street. pair OF south front
lots; III blocks nom Classen. paving
going In. $3.50.
On l7th street, Just of Robinson
pair Of north front lots. winans. 81 300,
Linwood Blvd. paving paid; south
front; full lots; one block from cur:
for only 1915.
On t0th street. u block east Of Clak-
sen: pair OF south front lots 1915
CALL US ABOUT ANY or THESE.
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1n4 bQnfsacts: individuals
: Il ~ I1p1tloa 70 push n deal
1 ~ ~ MI 0a4 N exceptional
- Sss:;i.;:s'. :. g; :
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Special Bargains

SpeclaI bargains
In oil leases situated near Amarillo
and Canadian. Texas. Quay county,
New Mexico and Sayre. Okla. Drilling
to commence In Sayrc. okla, this
week, Special prices In Sayre oil
leases this week. Call and sec us at
2l5 Colcord building or phone Maple
733.
ELSEA & REAMS.
J W, Rcams, Res phpne Walnut e2li
w u. Elsea Res phone Maple 3OS0-R
Cotton County Lease
have all or any part Of an S0-acrc
lease In section i7-i-l2. well drilling
adjoining section, will cut TO suit pur-
chaser 1T $50 per acre. easily worth
,lN0
n e. HOWARD.
c01'g w. MRin 50.
oklahoma city, Okla
VIZ will furnish capital and develop
any lease that has good possibilities.
Send tull particulars and plat ~ lease
In first letter w. r. Young. 726 lndi-
ana Pythinn Bldg. Indianapolis, Ind.
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ESTABLISHED weekly I'm live town of
800 In Central Oklahoma for sale nt
n sacrifice: right thing for printer
vdltor: owner desires TO enter college.
Address S. <. Oklahoman.
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FOR SALE

TUX SAH-E
Wholesale drug business manufac-
turers Of pharmaceuticals and tablets,
located In St Louis 20 years estab-
lished trade; splendid opportunity for
one or more drug statesmen. druggists
or physicians. can he handled on easy
terms. Y-l7. Oklahoman
On ACCOUNT Of sickness. must sell
my drug store at once. best location
aud good business. have Rexall, Nyal.
Eastman kodaks and school books.
doctor with big practice. office room in
building, yin take part cash. balance
ON time; percent discount for cash.
Address The Rexal Store. Butler. Okla.
1AkERY for sale town OF $500: oil
y town; live business s. T.. Oklaho-
00OD proposition IN tho printing bus
4 1noQe for live young printer with IT.
X p1oney In good county seat town:
KY businsss and nice lors'ion; pres
owner's reason for selling good
- b. r.. Okiahoman.
~ Wan for partner. grain. feed
3e11ce business. Globe Rooms.
ylto.
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PHONE CAL
{. q. SLOUGH & co.

Bb-ll-ly'2l Insurance Bldg.
Ok lAHoNA CITY.
phune Maple ils.
long Distance 50.
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OUT-OF-TOWN REAL ESTATE.

10 TO 20 acres fine orchard near Beth
any on Ei Reno car line. 7l2 West
ilth 81. Maple 7o5.
FOR SALE OR TRADE-is3-acre farm
miles south OF Moore. good improve
ments, 10 years time Mt a percent SEQ
acre. want residence. Frank Harrah.
Maple $50.
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WE WILL BUY

SUBJECT TO PRIOR PURCHASE
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Farmer Attention
Farm for Sale
TEXAS


TEXAS
WIN sell or trade for Oklahoma City
residence proportyi
a25 A pasture land. Lavacca co. ! $500
lt3 A. same county ............ 80 90
so A. Wharton county ....... 600
30 A. IL miles south OF
san Antonio ,,...,f......,,. 1bO w
Residence lot Amarillo .... 400O
Residence lot. Waco ,.,..... 400 90
7, o, Fox s6l, oklahoma CITY.
FOR SALE--l0O acres OF land ak miles
northeast NJ TlsEomingo, s. acres IN
cultivation. IL acres In hog pasture with
spring branch running through with
plenty OF water, quick action. l.. j..
Bowers. Tlsromnso, okla,
STOCK FARM
320 acres. 20 miles northeast OF city,
zoo hcres IN cultivation, l20 good timber
pasture, So acres fenced hog tight.
good S-room house and barn and four
tenant houses, near graded school and
station. loading switch on farm; for
price and terms see Fred McAllister.
Walnut 1919, l?s West California.
YOU WANT A FARM?
Then learn about my fair priced. well
improved. money making farm. In dan
dy location W. n. Rice. l01 2sth ST.
South Address Route Z. Box 10 +. Ok
lahoma City.
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EXTRA rood Groom house With base
ment. blocks OF Classen Blvd. only
Investment Co.. Maple sis, Sof Oii
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1919-10-04
GENERAL TURMOIL AND STRIFE

World conditions today, to say the least,
are very unusual With the United States
in the throes of a general steel strike, with
both general railway strike and a general
coal strike threatening, unless certain wage
and working conditions are met, with
numerous other strikes breaking out here
and there, with living conditions mounting
to giddy height, with race riots becoming
more and more frequent and with murders
and robberies multiplying, it does not re-
quire a person of special intelligence to see
that we are facing an industrial crisis which
threatens a general upheaval
Cartoonists, during President Wilson's
speaking tour for the League of Nations,
pictured him as fiddling to the tune of his
favorite hobby while the country was burst
ing into conhagration
Today, Chicago carpenters are getting
their dollar an hour icemen and other la
borers can afford to wear their silk shirts,
and on every side is heard the demand for
shorter hours and higher wages A
seems to be the slogan.
Small money lenders complain of their
business being ruined because the wage
Garner no longer needs loans. He is rolling
in prosperity, surfeited with luxuries be-
yond his widest dreams. If he deigns to
seek loan at all, it is for comparatively
large sum for the purpose of buying an au
tomobile, installing water system in his
home or perhaps erecting sun parlor.
Across the water, the British govern
ment is engaged in life and death struggle
with general railway strike which is clos
ing factories, cutting off the coal supply and
bringing the people Of the United Kingdom
face to face with food shortage more ser
ious than during war times. Even the
strikers are becoming alarmed at the pros
pect
One cartoonist has aptly pictured the la
boring man as the modern Samson who is
bringing down the temple of industry in
ruins upon the heads of both himself and
the capitalist
In Italy today, million men are on
strike, with the country torn by internal
strife; and in France, conditions are no
better. From every country on the earth
come reports of industrial unrest and talk
of worldwide revolution.
For the past hundred years, close stu
dents of prophecy have foreseen just such
conditions as these, indicating the thine
of the End" And yet, the masses laugh
in blind derision and rush madly on.
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1919-10-04
PRESIDENT WILSON SUFFERING
FROM NERVOUS EXHAUSTION

President Wilson returned to Washington
on September % from his nationwide tour
of the country on behalf of the peace treaty
and League of Nations covenant, his tour
having been cut short two days by nervous
exhaustion brought on by overwork. It is
claimed that the trouble dates back to an at
tach of influenza last April in Paris, from
which he has never entirely recovered.
During the time of his stay abroad he de-
voted himself almost necessarily to the most
arduous tasks While on his recent tour,
he spoke for twentythree days in succession
in various cities. It is said that while his
condition is not alarming, it will be neces-
sary, for his recovery, that he have rest and
quiet for considerable time and that he be
relieved from state duties.
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themselves out, they go into the blackness
of darkness forever
(lo) They are murmurers, complainers,
living only to satisfy their own lusts -
Verse Sixteen.
(17) They speak great swelling words Of
vanity to please certain rich men, in the
Church-Verse Sixteen.
(18) They separate themselves, are SEN
sualists, and have not the Spirit Verse
Nineteen.
(19) They are scoffing Knockers at the
Second Coming Doctrine-Verse Eighteen.
(20) Their certain DOOM When? See
Verses Fourteen and Fifteen.
". JUDE'S EXPLOITATION TO THE
T UE SAINTS Verse Seventeen,
Twenty to Twenty-Five
l. Remember the words of the Apostles
Verse Seventeen. Compare II Peter 3 :2,3.
2. Build up yourself on your own most
holy faith.
3. Pray in the Holy Spirit.
4. Keep yourselves in the love of God.
5. Look for the mercy of Our Lord Jesus
Christ
6. Of some have compassion, making a
difference.
7. Others save with fear snatching them
out of the fire.
8. Hate the garment spotted by the flesh.
V. The final Observation-Disclosures Twenty
four and Twenty-Five.
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tain destruction always overtakes all apos-
tates-Verses Five to Seven.
(7) They give themselves over to forni-
cation, going after strange flesh, as did the
angels Genesis o:1-7) and the Sodom-
ites-Verse Seven with Genesis 1875.
90 They are filthy unclean dreamers, de-
filing the flesh.
(9) They despise dominion government
and defame dignitaries- Eight.
In this they are condemned by Michael
the Archangel in his dispute with the Devil
over the body of Moses-Verse Nine.
Q0) They, as natural (unsaved) brute
beasts, corrupt themselves speaking evil
of spiritual things of which they are
densely ignorant.
(11) Gods 'Woe" is upon them; for they
have gone in the way of Cain Genesis
Four) who, rejecting THE BLOOD OF
THE LAMB, murders his brother and be-
comes a vagabond.
G2) They run greedily in the error of
Balaam plumbers 1850 who would
curse God, Israel, and sacred things if Ba-
lax will only pay him we'll for doing so.
(13) They will finally perish in the gain
saying of Korah (See Numbers, the Six
teenth Chapter).
G4) They are spots and blemishes in the
love meetings of the true Church-Read the
rest of Verses Twelve and Thirteen.
(15) Wandering stars, having burned
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BOTH SIDES CLAIMING GAINS
in STEEL STRIKE

Testifying before the Senate interstate
commerce committee, in Washington,
Samuel Gompers, President of the Ameri-
can Federation of Labor, has charged E. H.
Gary, head of the United States Steel Cor
poration, with being responsible for the gen
eral steel strike, asserting that Mr.. Gary's
refusal to deal with the union heads left the
-workingmen no alternative but to strike.
John Fitzpatrick, leader of the striking
steel workers, declared before the Senate
committee on labor, in Washington, on Sep
TENDER Is, that the steel strike would be
called off and the controversy settled annie
ably if the United States Steel Corporation
would agree to submit the issues involved
to arbitration by commission to be named
by President Wilson.
Mr.. Gary, in formal reply, refused to
negotiate or confer with Mr.. Fitzpatrick or
his associates. Mr.. Fitzpatrick, in COM
menting upon Garys reply, stated that the
labor unions would not again ask Gary for
arbitration, but would, in the end, force him
to seek it. He added that organized labor
presented a solid front and was ready to
give Mr.. Gary as long battle as he cared
to undertake.
Both the steel operators and the labor
unions are claiming gains At some mills
over the country, it is said that hundreds of
men are returning to work and that the mills
are enabled to operate to considerable ex-
tent The unions, on the other hand, claim
that more men are out today than at any
time since the general strike began
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/ ferred national railway strike was on and
that the biggest fight between any British
government and any organized body Of
british Workmen had begun. Paralysis of
the inland communications of the country
had firmly set in.
The government had been CHALLENGED by
more than half million railway workers,
well organized and with substantial funds
behind them. The railway unions, more
over, were backed up by quarter million
transport workers, three-quarters of mil
ION miners, as possible reinforcements and
several millions more trade u11ionists of
| every trade, as friendly onlookers and poten-
tial auxiliaries.
One writer remarks: "In such a strue-
! gle, we have, if not revolution, at least all
the circumstances favorable to revolt
ton
Joseph Herbert, labor expert for the
London Times, says:
The strikers demand that the wage ad-
vances granted to meet the increased cost
OF living shall be converted into permanent
wages.
The government declines to concede
more than the doubling of the prewar rates,
with the margin of war wage subject to ad-
Justment as the cost of living rises or falls.
The difference between the demand and
the offer represents an addition of $7O,OOO,-
600 annually to the pay bills of the British
railways which already have been increased
during the war from $235 100000 to nearly
$5O0,OOOOOO.
The government is unwilling to face the
increased facts and freights involved in the
railway mems claim"
L. R. Murdoch, in a Universal cable, to
the Chicago Herald and Examiner, says:
industrial stagnation prevails through
out the United Kingdom
All hopes for settlement are blasted by
the refusal of the workers and the govern
ment to get together. Every attempt at
Cancellation = and there have been many
has failed
The 100000 railway men now idle are
bound to draw out other hundreds of thou
sands of workers.
The great industrial centers of Leeds,
Manchester, Birmingham and Glasgow are
paralyzed through inability to supply ma
terial to their plants
"Collieries and factories are closing all
over the land, throwing out hundreds of
London and the other great British cities
are nearly isolated
with no hope of settlement in sight the
bulk Of the As 100000 men, women and chill
dren populating Britain face hunger and
cold.
London and other cities already are
feeling the pangs of hunger-the hunger of
war time; no eggs, no sugar, and only NOR
sells of meat and bread
Tomorrow probably will see the re-
sumption Of the long, miserable bread lines
SO familiar in the dark days of the war;
"The food scarcity already is noticeable,
and SO is the lack of fuel.
London is almost dark, lighting having
been cut to a minimum to save COAL"
Another cable dispatch says:
$50 completely successful is the rail
paralysis, and so terrible is the vision of
all the rest of the Kingdoms organized la
Dor following suit, that the rail strikers
leaders themselves dread such an outcome
and are trying to prevent strike calls by
other unions because such an outcome pro-
badly would bring to fulfl1ment Lloyd
Georges words about anarchy
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POTATOES! POTATOES! POTATOES

Car coming during the week.
No. ! White Ripe Michigan potatoes in
w bu. sacks.
For all orders accompanied with the cash
before car arrives will make price, full
sacks only
$1.85 per bu. at car
$1.95 per bu. delivered from car to your
home-full sacks of ~ bu.
Will pay you l0c for each sack returned
with the sales slip.
Our price at store will be $500 per bu.
If you wish them delivered the regular
delivery charge will be added.
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Bible School Lesson for Oc-
tober S, the Epistle of Jude
CIV. F. j.

I. The Writer Was Jude, or Judas, who
with James = the writer of the Epistle of
James-was brother of the Lord. Here
he calls himself ga servant of Jesus Christ
and brother of James"
II. 1t is a General Epistle.
1t is addressed "to them who are sanctl-
fed (called, set apart by God the Father,
and preserved What a forceful wordD in
Jesus Christ-Verse One.
Jude also uses Gods multiplication table
Verse Two
III. The Contents of the Epistle, or What
Jude writes about.
l. The imperiled Faith = Verse Three.
1) The common salvation-the Faith
once for all delivered to the saints, in the
keeping of the Church.
(2) Earnestly contend for it. This is
necessary today, as never before.
2. Because of the apostasy and the many
apostate preachers and teachers. This uni
versal apostasy and its ministerial upholders
are described in the rest of the Epistle.
II They creep in unawares-Verse Four
with II Peter 2:1-3.
(2) They were ordained, or foreseen of
60 They are ungodly men-men with
out God. God knows them not, although
"He knoweth all them who are His"
(4) They turn the Grace of God into
lasciviousness: lewdness, usefulness.
(5) They DENY the only Lord God and
our Lord Jesus Christ Compare John
2:22.
CO. They persist in apostasy though GER
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GROCE cry SPECIALS

Order your supply of Potatoes for win
ter Now. You will see high priced
potatoes before Spring.
sos dozen is what our Sifted
Peas are worth-this sale, per
doz. $500
$500 dozen Big Cans Tomatoes,
special value, and price per
:. doz. FPS
l5c Glass Pure Jell 10
Zoe Bottle Picked Onions, while
they last .13
SOC Lib. No. Fancy Sailed Pea
nuts, per lb. ............ &c
Brooms worth S 90 and more
your choice-any broom. IT
ZOc Bar Beautiful Fragrant Palm
arosa Soap. for. .27
Csc Lib. Clarite, the wonderful
cleaner, lbs ... 81
Csc Value Soap Chips, the best
quality Amber Flakes, 2 lbs. "a
l5c Each Chinese Sacred Lilies
bloom for Xmas, 3 for. 40
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ADJUDICATION NOTICE

PUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given that the
Subscriber Administrator of the estate of
James A. Nichols, deceased, will attend the
County Court of Lake County, at a term there
of to be holden at the Court House in Wau-
kegan, in said County, on the first Monday
of December, next, 1912 when and where all
persons having claims against said estate are
notified and requested to present the same
to said Court for adjudication
WILLIAM ERNEST SCHMALFUSS
Waukegan, ILL.,, Sept. 20, 1919.