davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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GOSSIP OF WALL STREET.
PAYING Through the Nose.

The principal buying OF stocks yester-
day appeared to have come from the ex-
tensive short interest. which had ample
warning Of the markets strong position
earlier in the week. from the way It
was disposed to hold In the face OF I'M
favorable news developments. There
were many rumors afioat as to a con-
certed movement on the part of several
large traders to bring about a condition
which might force n bear panic. But IL
such movement were on foot il was NOT
very important, because the CHIEF buying
seemed to be in stocks which had been
principal targets of the recent bearish
speculation for a decline Marine pre-
ferred made a rather excited advance
American Hide and Leather was a strong
feature; In fact. so were all of the lead
ing issues. In addition IT was reported
that Investment buying had assumed
again large proportions. and that. more
over, there was a certain amount OF So
called outside buying that is to say, from
the public
The sun., 1919-02-14
New Haven Erratic.

When the news came out that an
application had been made for the ap-
pointment Of a receiver for the New
Haven, Wall Street was enjoying an
inciplent boom, but spectators rubbed
their eyes in amazement and then be-
gan TO sell the stock short For three
hours not share had changed hands
and then 100 shares sold at 2Sa, The
avalanche of selling drove the stock to
25a. on further reading it was dis
covered that the suit did not ask for a
receiver in the ordinary sense of the
terms, that none of the corporation's
cash or property was involved and that
all that was anticipated from the legal
action was the appointment of n court
agent to prosecute certain restitution
suits which the directors. on advice ot
eminent counsel, had refused to prose
cute. The true situation was not learned
until Just before the close, but the stock
had time to rise TO 26ia.
The sun., 1919-02-14
WANTS RAILROAD
RATES RECONCILED
c. w. Bum Suggests I. E. e.
Have Authority to Harmon.
ize the Situation.
CHARGES DISCRIMINATION
Warfield Opposes Hines Plan
for Consolidation Into Re-
gional Companies.
HARGES DISCRIMINATION

WAsuINGToN, Feb. &c. w Bum.
general counsel for the Northern pacao
Railroad. speaking to-day before Ire
Senate Interstate Commerce Committee,
said no system of Governmental super.
vision of railroads would be successful
without power in the Federal Govern
ment to control the whole rate situation.
He suggested that the Interstate Com
merce Commission be given authority n
review State rates and bring them into
harmony with Interstate rates.
Rates should he simple and easily de-
tcrminab bic he added. so that they would
not be subject to long litigation. ne
scrihing difficulties of the existing sls-
tenn he said State rate laws established
for local business a lower rate than
that established by Federal authority fpr
interstate rates. causing discrimination
s. Davies Warfeld. president 81 80
National Association OF owners Of Raj
road Securities who recently presented
to the committee a statement in op1o-
sition To government control. read =
SUI ulementary statement to-day and
was questioned briefly. lie will appear
again tomorrow.
Mr.. Warheld opposed the plan 10 on
force consolidation of existing railroad
lines into fewer and larger regional
companies. "a suggested by Director
General Hines.
In a brief flied with the committee
to-day Frank w. Nixon, Secretary %
tho Railway Business Association NJ
New York. opposed Government owner
ship of railroads and their lease 70
private operators. He also opposed Gov
eminent guarantee of railroads and adj
Vocated that power over rates and raN.
road security issues be transferred from
the Interstate Commerce Commission -
4 single Official outside of the Cabinet
The sun., 1919-02-14

According to consensus OF opinion In
Wall Street the strength in the tobacco
shares generally. and Tobacco Products
In particular is prediCated upon eXcep-
t!onally good showugs. which concerns
Of its class have been making in their
latest reports Added to that favorable
feeling was the news Yesterday that
Tobacco Products had purchased the
Phillip Morris Company. which was de-
clared to be n decidedly good move for
the former corporation, While details OF
the purchase have not been given out II
was declared in responsible quarters
that the Philip Morris would be oper-
ated independently and that valuable
rights were to be offered TO holders OF
Tobacco Products Corporation common
and preferred
The sun., 1919-02-14

CoH:r'"ed Oh Taute.aM Pagc.
The sun., 1919-02-14
FOREIGN BONDS

Mexico Extern strl 81 OF 80. 1854, 81 a
Mexico Extern gold Is OF '0i 1854. 20 bl
Russian 1894 rents Is, 900 ruble den %
The sun., 1919-02-14

UVU
Bud6 Man adj NYGas 1t II 81 IS W IS
1.. 1888 &Pjs 3d.. 59li
III Cent Is 1881 l....9J 1.....59
2sS y YMun Ry SIS Seabd Al. Is
Interb II T ref 1....5j stamped
IS 1865 NY Ha Ii 1..... 7334
7Ol2 CIV 6s Sinclair OIL IL
The sun., 1919-02-14

There is lack of decision as to Just
how much financing Cuba Cane Sugar
will do and the matter has been left
to Alfred Jaretzki of sullivan Il Crom-
well and Frederick Strauss of j. q W.
Sellgman & Co. While the company's
requirements, IL all OF the floating debt.
including bank loans. is to be cleared
up. range between 10000. 900 and s25.-
600, 900. some interests In the directorate
favor the immediate flotation of only
100000 to $4,000, 900 bonds under
the new mortgage which was created as
a result OF the stockholders vote last
Tuesday. on the other hand. some
bankers assert that between $40. OO0, 900
and S25,0O0.000 OF the bonds under the
stimulus of an attractive sinking fund
provision can be sold to the investment
public at this time. The problem re-
quires careful handling and no an
nouncemcnt ls expected before the mid
die OF next week
The sun., 1919-02-14

IoNpoN. Feb. 13.-Thc weekly state
ment of the Bank Of ENGLAND shows ire
following changes: Total reserve, IT,
creased $4,000; circulation. decreased
f154.O0O; bullion, decreased fli"A1N;
other securities. decreased f1I2.oo0 ruH-
lie deposits, decreased f2.56S 600; otne-
deposits, increased f4.56i.00o; notes re
serve. increased f2Gi,00o: Governmen.
securities increased f1.S4l.0 nn.
The proportion Of the banks roserv'
To liability this week is 20.io per cent
last week it was 20.45 per cent.
Rate OF discount > per cent.
The sun., 1919-02-14
MONEY AND EXCHANGE

CALL LOANS ON ACCEPTANCEs.
Prime member bank scceptances Ia%
TINE LOANS.
Mixed Collateral. All lndu~rials
sixty days.....5 G5tISixty days......... 81.
Ninety days. 81. d6h Ninety days........ 81.
-Four months. So q5lg -Four months. 81
Five months. 81 d5la Five months, 81
Six months s.. 45isSlN months. 6is
COMMERCIAL PAPER.
Prime Endorsed Bills Six months. .5,c6b.
Receiva be, Other Names
Sixty ays........5d5A Three TO six
Ninety days....5d5LI months .........5d5k
ACCEPTANCEs.
80 days 90 days 80 days.
Bid. Ask. Bid. Ask Bid. Ask
banks .....'..,. 4h AZ ~. ~ "a
eligible non.
member banks, - Al ~ a. a.
inelig ible banks
bills .,.......... 81 4. 81 a. 81 ~
CLEARING HOUSE STATEMENT.
Clearing House exchanges. S7l9,2lsSls; bal.
ances. s73,@6.li2; Sub Treasury debit hal
ances, sl5l2 COS Federal reserve credit bal.
ance. $63, S6O5S1.
DOMESTIC EXCHANGES.
Boston, par: Chicago. par St Louis. 25dr
l5c discount; San Francisco par; Montreal
S2o s2ia per 1900 premium; Cincinnati par
Mime apolis, l0c premium.
SILVER PRICES.
Bar silver in New York, H0iH. IN.
changed: in London. sid. unchanged:
Mexican dollars, 7712c., unchanged.
I-IT II
The sun., 1919-02-14
CONSOLIDATED EXCHANGE.

Prices closed Strong in an active
market yesterday on the Consolidated
Exchange. New Haven dropped N
96is. "A loss of more than two points
Steel common closed with a gain OF a
noint Baldwin. after touching 1-ts
closed at 71i. In tihe oil stocks MrA-
can Petroleum was the leading factor
with net gain OF ~ points Marine
preferred went to 99i. and closed ~
The sun., 1919-02-14
BID AND ASKED QUOTATIONS

New York Stock EXCHANGE closing prices OF
Government and municipal bonds Accrued
interest Is to b. added TO these prices.
UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT BONpS
The sun., 1919-02-14
Custom House Receipts.

Receipts for duties ut the Cuslo"
House yesterday We're S4T3,9n2-3i, ~
which sl77.65S53 was for merchants"
withdrawn from bonded warehouses
and sogG243Sl for recent inportatioHs
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Want Ad Rates and
Information for
OklahOman-Times
Effective April 4, 1919


All week day classified advertirini
kun< IN both pa pers al one price Sun
gay Oklshoman one Issue Same rate Al
the two dailies.
Word Limo Incl
One time. Daiiy okiaho.
man And Times .,,.2c l2c tlU
bhTse times. Daily okla
homan and Times. per
One week, oklahoman
ana Times. per day. 4 i-Sc Nc 81
Dns month Oklhhoman
and Times, per day. i i-6c &c N,
Figure ES words TO tho line. twelve
ones 10 the inch.
Rooms For Rent, Boarding and stua .
fion Wanted both OkhhomHn and
Timea. l.6c per word. Thls rate does
not include Houses or Store Rooms For
Rent.
Classified contracts rates for Okn
homan and Times--5 900 lines TO be used
within one year from date OF contriU'
or contract for three lines daily for one
ser Sc per line each issue. copy
changed a. often as desired.
No ad accepted for less than CSC.
OKLAHOMAN AND TIMES RULES
FOR CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING
It r. ADS VIII be run thirty days
only, when renewal WIN be solicited
CHARGE WANT Abs win not be
iuu longer than 'hhty DAYS without a
IcugHhl ,...,
ALL tHAhGE WANT ADS nfo due
shd payhhio the same da} nist inSef
tlon OF ad appears tAlI oul -ot-iowr
want ads are positively cash IN d.
vance l...
AllVERI!SEhSs should retain receipts
given by The OklhhOman. Times to pa.
tons making payments over the of'cc
counter. as no mistakes can be rectlhrd
without Them.
CLOSING HoURS-All want ads 10
ehti IN The Oklahomnn must be ln the
oftice by $50 y m on the day be'orr
~ ~ 10 run. except SUNDAY Az want
nds for Tho sunday Oklhhoman must
BE- IN the office. hy $50 +. m Sdtur
days All wnni ads tn start IN Times
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SITUATION WANTED BY
DISCHARGED SOLDIER

WANTED-Work by young married
man, some mechanical experience,
also truck and car driving, best o!
references s W. Spurgeon. 9.l W
I'm ST, oklahoma CITY
SITUATION WANTED by honorably
discharged soldier with years eA-
pcrience as mechanic and salesman.
references furnished. Call Maple lsis
WANTED Work by young married
man. Just put OF army. I years en-
pcrience in produce and cream buH.
ness, also eSperieuced truck and car
driver r r. Wall. 1905 " 35th, Wal
nut 4ii2-J
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| WAS discharged April 1i. 1919, a.
Fort. Rent Harrison Ind. Was sergeant
lst class. Young man married, wishes
10 obtain position with some good
auto concern Have two wears clerical
experience. p Years mechanical expo
r'.uUr can give Nrr. nrs reference
Nlt airid ~ WorN state SALARY Al
dress George n Snoc Ncrden Okla.
YOUNG mnn. recently discharged from
the army. employed rs principal OF
city schools desires position with re
spOnsihle business. preferably smnll
bark, by June ! college graduate; ref
erences furnished Address. Bert
Kaney, kfeus. OKLA.
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WANTED-To rent. I or groom house
or or 4 nnfurnished rooms, with
sarase; close inApot considered Phone
Walnut 7o3 during day.
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FEMALE HELP WAITED

Az ,pr,rI,f.,,.r,
Nc ..,, w.. I,,'',.1 In'' .,,.,n,.ll,.. .,
..., @ ,,,,, .''n ~ ~
'.l vi t',,tn'l'" W. 'nIi ..",'
..i r,ns, L,tin r,ct .lIG., W. ",rI
i,. ,,', r wv ~, .uu' ,'
D.0.. Dknnon1u
ri.,r,, -,,,, n,, ,.,.., -yr.,r,,at.d
r.",'lr.,.," ,oi u,i,rrnrc pIIr '''''''
,.,,.r.,. v..,,-.
.N.t ,.'",.,,'i,,,' .,n',i, .',I
ur,r. .uI good .,.g., r.Ui Tilt Oh.
.....r
....., ........
I...... ..,.l .u...i.. u....u,. f.,. d.. r
.... , .....I M.I.rIur a.
...
HNNT.r,. fad. vnu cam furnish best
of i... "n..a N mima' branch news
and cigar stnui Doyd chHure for adj
'NH''w'n' Apply tD Fred Harvey. "a
south Broadway
KIND WHITE woman ,o care for an
invalid child l-N North Hudson
LADY reference clerk vun'ed prc ~
100. apply at assistant managers desk
Iee.fIlrklus hotel
WANTED Waitress of frs, class ~
Urr week can h.for, ,or come
.rt Cpfr r.rg,. Oln.
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Movie Picture Funnies

COLOREn woman wants work by
he dHV. Call Mamie t17l-J
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WANTED-To rent sir room furnT,hed
house for three or four months for
adults Walnut b7s5.
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VA Ed Met women, $50 month
30, eminent poaitionB open. List
free FranKtal Institute. Dept. S1lO.
buT hester. N Y
lrARN auto driving. only 5000. blb
Nurth Hudson.
y y WANTED-For litching; piece
',tt. men thsi can use a SPADE can
= from g. to $40 per day Aprly
irg comp italrir Pipe tine.
81. Ilt men tW dil' Ni,s.
tttI ual brpb iur"mIu uiiru-
ua.. Homer. near Davis. O"li.
satd Fe Hallway.
NATcHMAN WANTED Good salary.
permanent work: State Training
ohool. Psuls Valley. Okla.
EXPERIENCED voodworkef Scout
Anis sad Supply Co. Ill West Main
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WANTED-A young man with best
references 10 manage branch news
md cigar stand. Good chance for ad'
Nancement Apply 10 Fred Harvey, s2'
South broadway
BARBER wanted at once. Guarantee
| tlj; prices - and 10 cents. steady
joh Ira Hamilton, Grhccmont, Okla
| WANTED Ten wledrlycr md bridge
men at once, Ht Deyol. Okla. iilI
Roberts.
WANTED-A nrst.class blacksmith
steady work the year round. highest
wages paid Hobart Carriage and Ma
chine WORKS, Hobart Okla.
WANTEp-Mnn and wife, wIthou,
children ou farm. everything FUR
nished G.. Weltor Route /. III Reno
Okla.
WANTED-By llnc yard concern. A-No.
hookkeepcr. Wichita Falls. Texas.
None but thoroughly experienced lum-
hcr boukkoepors need apply Attfac-
tive salary 10 right party. Cali Maple
90 Tor particulars
WNNTED-lloy l6 or over for fountain
uni drug store work Prefer ono with
some experience. good worker ana
must be- honest walnut 1865.
WANTED-6 More washers, steady
Job Cordcll steam Laundry, Jas.
Richardson cordell okla.
WANTED-A young man to file cor
TrspOndrncc and get out mail Good
opportunities. Salary 50 month. I.
" Mckenzie, sos Cocnrd bldg
CALLEH.OuT and cnnyasscr for rho-
togrnphcr 10 travel; one that In ca
pnhIe of making big money. none other
need apply Stlc room g. Browning
hotel Wtcr I
WANTED Men and women TO repre-.
sent ~ IN every town and city In
Oklahoma good pu'. new, every man
and womll from 10 10 Gi years 4 pros
poct can or write Walnut 1896 b0i
Patterson R'tr, oklnhona city
WANTED Two first class press"rt.
i.i per week and overtime. Richard
son & Smith. Tslors. wichita falls'
TcNns
NOTWITHSTANDING. operator $50 per
week Address or wire Daily Der
rick nrumright okla
WANTED Bright boy or Young Vom-
au fpr office work who - also mus
D.lu. prefer one who PLAYS violin or
tom' ONE $50. care okllhoman
I'm each county hoo Okato-
ma Kansas and Texas. divers VITA
ur with situdIuL Ind local ncGulint'
ucr io duE" our s1l'sW"r 40 t"r
day nnd expenses answer by letter
giving references or call ON Farm I'M
element a Tractor Co., l2o West Reno
oklahoma city. Okla.
WANTED Experienced store room
man AppW Lcc-lluchns Hotcl.
WANTED Man or woman TO travel
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MALE HELP WANTED

WANTED-Three boys; drive Ford
cars ! motor; 2 bicycles 81 West
9TH pD.Q
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DENTIST WANTED-Must be regis.
tered In Oklahoma permanent posi-
West, the Dentist l2iil W. Main.
Maple 1863
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WANTED-TO RENT

TRAVELLING man desires large room
or room and bath furnished or uu-
furnished; also garage; state particu-
lars S-j7. care Oklahoman.
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By GOLDBERG

NOW, Angus NsGllllGAyS 1910
be 69RS
DlnN'v LEARN t'ou5 TO Walk,
VlLL ne ReAcNEA SeVeN YEARS.,
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OFFICE room or rooms wanted pref
riahlv urin floor. on or before
June J. IN the heart Of business sec
ton; state price and date q possible
possession. Address & L.. Oklahomsn.
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sltnscnIpTION KATEs-

m nnu one venr.......... ..... s. 90
y Htil one ycpr with THE SIN.
LAY OKlNH0NlAN ........ IS 20
) agent c,uIcr or nAvHN.F,
cents a cop, or 10 cents It week
IN Oklahoma City
LrLAHONA CITY TIMES tcNeulng)
: and DAILY OkLAHOhAN unorniugl
"a papcrs a week delivered hy c1rrer
In Oklahoma city and vicinity. per
week. 2c cents,
All unsolicited manuscripts letters
srd pictures sent 10 the Times are sent
o. the REX OF the owner The Oklahoma
! ,ushing company expressly Tepuhl.
A.. amy responsibility for their safe
.udy or roturn.
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SITUATIONS wANTED-FEMALE

YOUNG LADY with sx years book,
keeping and office experience desired
position At present employed. best Of
references Address N.90, Oklahoman.
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Tho Associated Press is exclusively
. led to the use tor republication ot
news dispatches credited TO or NOT
q .vlsr credited Iu TINS papcI ana
a , me locl news published herein.
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DREsSmAKlNG AND MILLINERY


pRESSMAKlNG. mems shirts a spe-
calty. Maple 22S7-R,
DREsSMAKlNG. Hair work. Maple
3l9s.R.
BEST designing. dressmakins. tailor.
ing also suits remodeled. Mrs. Mul-
ler. 1l9 North Broadway. walnu, 3O51:
three seasons with Kerrs
uRESSMAklNG and plain sewing. 9Oi
West Grand Maple io67
uEESSNlAklNG card sigts. Walnut
INfp
lRESSMAkING and alterations. May
e.. Mungcr. phone Maple 1858. Room
.li. over Kerr
CLIMB the stairs and save dollar
Moline georgette hats and rctrm-
ing a specially Bailey a Scranton,
-2iG W. Main.
PHONE Walnut 1850. 1878 West 32nd
Fancy drcssmakiug, cleaning. press
inF
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COLLECTIONS
SITUATIONS wANTED-FEMALE

SITUATIONS WANTED-FEMALE
PRACTICAL nurse-Call Ygle Rooms.
9l9ig y Robinson. Room %. Tele-
phone Maple 4los-J.
TRAINED practical nurse, Maple
2r33-J.
CASHIER . OF office work, expert
enced. Walnut 5li!.
RELIABLE colored woman want, day
work; meals and housecleanins Wal
nut e0Si
NEAT respectable. unincumhered
Young widow wishes position MS
housrkeep,r on farm or care for room
ms house. R-luOl. Oklanomnn.
YOUNG lads stenosiaIncr desires per.
mancut position with chance iol al
yuecment Miss Robinson Maple 81.
YOUNG woman stenogrnpher wants
position: four yenrg business eNpefl-
once; can qualify as private secretary.
H-lioj, Oklahomnn.
TIrlST desires position at once, eN-
pericnced Walnut 5lta.
OBEDlENT girl, 10 Years old, desires
home with couple I'm city S-e5, care
okhhomnn
cOMrETENT bookkecprr desires po-
stion IN CITY: experience IN corp0r-
al1n and mercantile counts. can
re" typewriter Walnut is7s.J
oTrNOGRArHER. : vrors cyp'rienre.
desires position can Y N. &. a.
y r'a ~ hc'ncc7 . an'
LADY ~ ~ wears WITH college cdurp-
tHH Nl.HG- o. t'nH. r..o lno"l.
.t., o' NlokEe"rlug some asucricuce
nnl.l'a. iuon" Nolnut ,55S.J
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RELIABLE cook. experienced. good
pastry, want long Joo X. h., Okla
homau
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ROOM WITH BOARD FOR RENT

SMALL. cory east room private home.
with board. one gentleman Walnut
rkNs
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SITUATIONS WAETED-BY
DISCHARGED SOLDIERS
WAS di,ch,-r.a Anru II 1919 a

AS a patriotic service the Okiahoinsn
Times win puhlisn want ads under this
heading for . days without ohsfGel
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WANTED MISCELLANEOUS
Junk PeddIers

We are now again IN the market for
any thing you may have TO offer
NEW YORK IRON " MElAL CO..
ll3-ll5 r. Main st.
oklahoma ttt,. Okla
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COT NTN hank hookkccUer. uinc years
experience. wants clerical position Tn
city. furnish host references, S-j9,
.Nrl Oklnhnman-
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WANTED-A young man with best
references 10 manage branch news
and cigar stand Good chance for ad-
vancement Apply TO Fred Harvey. ga
South broadway
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AND INSTRUCTION

" NNTED-M Men and mdics TO learn
nifber trade, special low tuition,
. .itlous guurantecd, free CattloH, OK.
i .rms city Barber College. lOi N's'
California: Harry kuns Mgr.
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,ApER HANGING PAINTING
SITUATIONS WANTED MALE

RELIABLE cook. experienced; good
pastry, want long loo. r. h., Okla
homau
WANTED Position ~ drugg,st. reg
istered, Alabama graduate. and er-
porlcnrod Address $50. Oklhomau.
V.,\TIeD- ror,b,os,,o, ,ur,,,ure ana
und,'tIr.Y, ll.,E,,..' -. ..'.. lI,.,.,t
o.ris ID fol l, rre, ~ i.a f.
Okahoman
ty,N,rt-b .p,.,..t,.,,.- v..,,. ,s.,,to.,,
sim ,s..r.,t.ui r,. rnu,r.,r, y1yt.
I..s',r,d Alabama aud louisiana Nd
urr.a Physician. care Okhhoman.
M ml-roaud KIN man. job erecting or
r.pnirins. % Years cSpcricnce In
Nfis.I-sinpI lrltlt 3 l,ufs with last en-
u'u,,r. do lr.E work cGrpcuirr work
nud machine work. want regular work.
% / Bruce. W California. city
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WANTED Ten plledrlycr snd bridge
men at once, Ht Deyol. Okla. bill
Roberts
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BARBER wanted at once. Guarantee
ilJ; prices - and % cents. steady
| joh Ira Hamilton GrRccmont, Okla.
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CALL pHlLLlr Tho SECONDHAND cloth.
Ing buyer. shoes. trunks. grips
Maple i2IU
THE HOME Town Clothing Dealers
i07 s broadway. Oklahoma City, we
pay tho highest price for cast off cloth.
Ing; hats. shoes. trunks and suitcases
Please state time to call Business
phone. Walnut 1000
WANT ( or 6.foot showcase with table
base II possible; must be bargain.
900 W First
WANTED Girls second hand wheel
Walnut 400.
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FURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT

WHERE can you find really nice,
modern bedroom for s. per week. Al
SIS W. California
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WhNTED-TO RENT

WANTED TO rent; or i-room house
in two or three blocks uf car line
Nrb. Maud Grisso. Broadway Central
hute,
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WANTED-Mn and wife without
children. ou farm, everything FUR
nished. c. Weltor Route /, III Reno,
Okla.
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WANTED-By line yard concern. A-No,
| hookkecpcr Wichita Falls. Texas.
None but thoroughly experienced lum'
hrr bookkeepors need apply. Attfac-
tive salary 10 right party. Cnll Maple
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