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The Morgan County press. (Wartburg, Tenn.) 1916-1926, 1919-06-06

Organized uplift is human sympathy
groveling at the feet of efficiency.
The Morgan County press. (Wartburg, Tenn.) 1916-1926, 1919-06-06
Usual Wording.

IAN interesting advertisement, this
"What?"
"'JOlles wanted. State age.
The Morgan County press. (Wartburg, Tenn.) 1916-1926, 1919-06-06

Any man who can deliberately pass
dog fight on the street without glanc"
ing at it possesses true dignity.
The Morgan County press. (Wartburg, Tenn.) 1916-1926, 1919-06-06

Bad to care for no more than to-
morrow.
The Morgan County press. (Wartburg, Tenn.) 1916-1926, 1919-06-06
Hatchino Trouble.

you called that vinegar-faced Old
maid hen
$50 did"
well, somebody told her and she's
laying for you
The Morgan County press. (Wartburg, Tenn.) 1916-1926, 1919-06-06
Hard to Teach.

"You are charged with permitting
your horse to stand unattended Tor
over an hour" said the magistrate.
"Well, l defy anybody to teach the
brute to sit down." protested the pris-
oner, before being led away.
The Morgan County press. (Wartburg, Tenn.) 1916-1926, 1919-06-06

Nashville.-Gov. Roberts has ap-
pointed DR.. w. ]. Miller of Johnson
CITY as a member of the state board
of embalmers. DR.. Miller's term OF
office will begin June and continue
Tor four years.
The Morgan County press. (Wartburg, Tenn.) 1916-1926, 1919-06-06

Chattanooga.-Mrs. James Trimble
wife of one of Chattanooga's leading
LAWYERS and sister of Gen. Charles
II Gates. has been appointed a lectur-
or for Tennessee by the league to en-
force peace.
The Morgan County press. (Wartburg, Tenn.) 1916-1926, 1919-06-06

Huntington.-The graduating exer-
cises of the Huntingdon high school
were held in the school auditorium
the class address being delivered by
DR. Gus Dyer. of Vanderbilt univer-
sity. Miss Gladys Rhoads delivered
the salutatory and Miss Cnarline Scar
borough was valedietoTian-
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-02-12
= lu
BY DsBECE

Thi, story /, being told IN legisla-
tive circles
"a man III western Kansas was III
and wished TO die After many years
Of suffering his wish was granted and
hr died few weeks ago All during
his illness his wife took care OF him.
and was in good heahh when he died.
Arriving in Heaven the first person
the man met was his wife.
How did YOU get here so quickly
inquired the man
Flu" replied the wiic Topeka
CAPITAL
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-02-12
CITY REAL ESTATE FOR SALE


2j LOTS-2jXi6j EACH
between Harvey aud Hudson. south
front. facing 3oO-foot street. eighty I.
yrar-od bearing peach trees Ou six lots
nt $50 per lot. 4, lots At $50 per lot
l. cash will handle An opportunity for
any man that wants a Suburban home
In town Walnut 1876.
s2.bOO WILL buy IN N-room modern
close In residence with garage, stable
chicken house. $1,000 will handle. bal.
ance like rent. Maple 3lis-J
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-02-12
Ne Ross CrarGRll Co.
A Real Horne

On Yves, 2ttn st. close TO Chssou
blvd roomJ. oak floors, nice large
breakfast room. an hull,.m features.
has basement EbrJg" and driveway,
only ono year moro 10 be- paid ON pnN-
ing. n rcul hrrgulu, tii,u. good terms.
THE CLASSEN co,
II, y Harvey Pm ]
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-02-12
LEGALS


HIDS For ROAD CONSTRUCTION.
Sealed bids will be received ty the
Roard of County Commissioners Of
Hughes County. State " Oklahoma, un-
Ill : O'Clock y m. February 18th. 1919.
for the construction of culvrrts and np-
proVimately fifteen uO miles oi dirt
road IN Dustin Township. Hughes Coun-
", Okla homa
For further description Of said dirt
road and culyerts. see the plans and
specifications Of the constructing rngl-
neer now on file IN tho office of the
County Clerk of Hughes County si
Holdcnvillc. Oklahoma
A certified check made PAYABLE 10 tho
County Treasurer ot Hughes County,
oklahoma. without conditions, made fot
tho sum Of Five Hundred $500 00l Dol.
lars must accompany each bld and al,
proposals mast be made on approved
forms which win be furnished for tina,
purpose
said Board Of County Commissioners
ot Hughes County. Oklahoma. reserve
the right TO reject any and all bids
which may he submitted 90 thom.
Dated at lioldenyille. Oklahoma, Feb.
runry Ord. 1919.
n, JOHNSON.
Chairman.
W. l. BARTLETT,
Clerk
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-02-12
Dodgins the Issue.

Doctor-"Tell your wife no, to
worry abou, her deafness, as il is
merely an indication OF advancing
years"
Mr. Meekman-"Fr-wo would YOU
mind telling her yourself, doctor'" =
Tit Bits.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-02-12
OIL LAND, LEASES AND sToCE


FOR QUICK SALE-We have $4,000
acres Ieas.d ~ block thoth oil and
mincran which we want TO sell; fine
proposition for organizing company and
developing property; lease rentals paid
for two years. rentals, II cents pet
mere after second year leased for five
years: write. come or wire. investign-
,lon invited. T. n Hrownlee or W. J.
Brown, Kinrflsher, Okln
-BurkburneU oil leases. Have
acreage close to big production.
win cut In l0-20-i i0-ncre tracts. Easy
terms VIII make attractive prices on
few OF these tracts for quick action,
3ls Herskowi,z Bldg Maple $3.50.
FOR sALE-C5O shnrcs 7 percent pre-
ferred stock and 3O1 shares of com
mon stock In the Chckasaw Refinery
Co, Ardmorc. okla; Investigate and
write or wire vour best offer G. "
hodges, Orr, Okla.
WILL SELL l,Oou United on Il Rciin-
ing at 71c. n-6l- Nkiahoman.
For SALE-Jcrlcrsou county oil leases
write or wire for our llsuugs. Chnnd
Ter a Harper Waurkl. okla.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-02-12
LEGALS

BIDS FOR BRIDGE CONSTRUCTION.
Sealed bids viii. be received by the
Board OF County Commissioners Of
Hughes County. state of oklahoma, un-
III o'clock D. m. on the 9Th day OF
March. 1919. for the construction OF
bridges IN Dustin Township. Hughes
County. oklahoma.
For further description Of ssld
bridges, see plans and specifications ot
the constructing engineer now on file
In the office Of the County Clerk ui
Hughes County. at Holdenyllle. Okla
hOma
A certified check made payable 20 the
Comfy Treasurer OF Hughes County
oklahoma, without conditions, made fnr
the sum ~ Five Hundred $500 0Oj Dol.
lars must accompany each bid, md all
proposals must he made upon approved
forms which will be furnished for that
purpose.
Said Board OF County Commissioners
o' Hughes County. oklahoma. reserve
the right to reject any and all bids
which may he submitted to them
Dated at lIoldenyllle, Okla, Fehru-
AIRY 3, 1919.
y. J. JOHNSON.
Chairman.
W. l.. BARTLETT.
t'efk
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-02-12
FARM AND ACRE TRACTS
Oklahoma
Dairy Stock Farm

Dairy Stock Farm
$50 acres. ? miles of Edmond ON main
state road to acres In cultivation, hal
hur. good pasture som, timber M p1--
tur'. good 5-ruom house. good barn.
place all fenced md cross-fruced. plenty
~ water. and II is good Cheap ot uur
price " ST. 600 loan. 81 500 See this
T. VI. Giililand Land Co.
li6-iI Liberty Hllg Walnut -1it
ALFALFA, corn and wheat lands Tor
sale on good terms Is miles north
east NJ oklahoma Guy main line of
Frisco railway. North Canadian hot
toms. alfalfa cut six times. wheat
made a. high rs IL bushels per acre
In 1918: come lct M sell YOU home
win lend 80 percent on ANY farm We
sell Jones' city Realty Co, Jones'.
Okln
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-02-12

NOTICE OF ANNUAL MEETING OF
STOCKHOLDERS OF CENTRAL
OKLAHOMA LIGHT AND
POWER COMPANY.
The annual meeting ot aockholders OF
the Central oklahoma Light aDd Power
company will be held nj tho office u
the company In the city Of Oklahoma
city state ot Oklahoma. on the 18th
dap ~ February. 1919. nt 10 O'Clock
In the forenoon OF that day for the pur.
nose OF electinH hoard OF directors and
for tho transaction NJ such other bust.
ness 40 may come before the meeting
u. J GRAF, Secretary
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-02-12
Kansas

FINE LITTLE HOME
EIrh'v acres. miles Richmond Kan ,
main line II the Santa Er. Franklin
county every Hcrc nice smooth tillphle
land ID npfcs wheat. . acres blue grass
pasture remainder for spring crops
good i.room house. good barn. other
outbuildiugs close 10 school. county
highway. possession March T. 500 per
acre. win loan 5000 ~ the money
writ" FOR lst Of farms. Caslda & clark.
ottawa Kan.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-02-12

REALTORS.
Phone walnut q 209is w. Main St
FOR SALE-Los and \ In block 1 Of
the sub division oi lots and -.
West Point. oklahoma city write
-. u Lewis. 3js East jackson St, Me
Alestcr. Okla Mako offer
ROOMS. oak finish. bungalow built
in fixtures; lots. northwest, terms
Walnut 1896
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-02-12

LEASES for sale between Cement fled
TO the north, Duncan TO the south.
cast and Walter and Burkburnet 10
tho southwest. G. NJ. Malvern, Sterling
Okla
FOR ALE-5O6 shares ot OH State Re-
rning, Old issue, 9Oc II sold this
week 100 shrles Of Lucky strike Lead
n Zinc. 35c g1m r. Layne, l3Ois West
Grand Maple ill6
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-02-12
Second Bottom Farm


lG0 acres. miles NJ city. without
break. wash. or draw. dandy. wcll-huilt
5-room house; combination crib. gran
nrics and barn: also another harm
chicken houses and other outhuildings.
Hrchcd- lover outside crIlnr WcU, ind
min. soft water. well-tcnCcd and crurs-
fenced. sCod orchard md vineyard
l3O acres In wheat. landlords share 60
buyer. ~ uCrcs In pasture. \ dandy
farm with fino Improvement, nri Z"
il6. r01 nOsscsslpn. or owner wifi de-
duct 81 500 from price and Keep land
| lords share ~ wheat crop. This h "A
| fnrm that you would be pl,l1cd To
| show Vour friends n yon want r
! farm large or small, let US know your
| N.pta
TNe Ross CrarGGll Co.
Maple H'' 'l' Liberty NHtl G'dE
! FARMS to rent or sell T.. II noyle.
Marquette Hotel. Oklahoma city.
phone sisi
FRUIT AND CHICKEN FARM
lo-ncre trHct. 3 miles east ~ N'cd
ham station. z acres IN orchard. wired
with J-foot chicken fence good barn
good well " soft water aud windmill
new frame house, price for quick sal,
50. 900. terms n desired Can at lU'
l,Hst eth n Phone Walnut tns6.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-02-12
oil Leases

II you want to buy royalty IN the
hest part OF the Hanger, Texas, oil
field. write me- am an oil scout. can
get you the best interests IN tho best
part ot The field In amounts from $50
up also buy and sell oil leases II
YOU have land or leases. write me.
NJ X OVERBEN,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-02-12
Ranger. Texas


MlDNIGHT OIL AND ROYALTY
TRUST COMPANY
II YOU want leases or royalties IN
the best localities OF the big oil fields
Of Texas. write us I've secuted this
field ever since II came in can get YOU
tho very best TO be had We win pool
one NJ the best royalties In the field,
one we'll with seven more TO drill on
sixty acres: the Prairie oil & Gas com.
pany has lease and now drilling on
snme. NJ X Owcnhey Ranger Texas
100 SHARES Riverside for $50 and 200
Associated Lead and Zinc for 500,
viii take tl2j for all OF it Don't be
lieve II Is worth this or wouldn't sell
win send to any bank draft attached
= = BOYD, Mndlll Okla
WANTED - Small shallow production
lense. Il 70 gn hRrrnls. must be bed.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-02-12

BAKERY WANTED: live town, have
part cash want some terms, want
place at once. In oklahoma or colo
RADIO. Henry Davis. iloN 1875, Frcdc
rick Okla
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-02-12

Third floor Southwest Reserve Bank
HIdg formerly Majestic Bldg. Phone
Walnut 9gfI
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-07-14
DAYLIGHT SAVING LAW

WY HEN MEN into cities they forgot sun. w They forgot the maxim that early to bed and early to rise makes healthy, wealthy and wise.
 After many years neglect of the the morning the of wisdom, which the daylight saving through which the people of America cooperate sum- of heat, energy
 aid the daylight saving law the whole naton tune change at the instant and work goes without a ripple.
 sunlight to play in, to make garden health fe joy
 Congress by streaks, in impnlses repealed daylight perhaps under of a electric light companies who like darkness.
 Wilson has vetoed the
 everybody wre telegraph, the latter by prefer- ence, demanding daylight saving.
 good thing perish for lack Of support. M
 two-thrd vote to override veto ho4 and Keep them the 4a M ke In1 the people; tho aide of good ham 1a41 YIN
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-07-14
A USELESS DUEL

A H. 4. ZETTEL, eectropath physician of St Paul, WI will fight duel to the death with pr. H. w Hill officer of the Minnesota Public Health Association says the from the thriving Minnesota city.
 Zee believes that do not disease Hence he does not believe in serum therapy.
 Dr. Hill is strong for erum therapy.
 The doctors to themselves to typhoid small pox and bubonic plague.
 Dr. Hill will be vaccinated inocuated with priate vaccines and serums.
 pr. Zee will rely upon the sound health of his body ed by pure air. good sanitation and careful diet.
 The experiment is interesting, but not instructive.
 Contagon by disease is in the nature Continued in Last Two Coumnsl
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-07-14
UPSTATE 6. 0. p.
 LEADERS INVITE
 CHAIRMAN HAYS
Propose to Bring Nat. Com mitteeman Here Without
 King Influence.
INVITATION HAS
 BEEN ACCEPTED
Leaders Who Did Not Alt tend King Dinner Expect
 To Be Present.

New Haven, July 1.-The Repub- hcan state leaders propose to pr:ng Will H. Hays into the state and give him a reception all of their own Some time ago the chairman of the Republican national committee was the guest of John T. King of Bridge port and though MT. King invited all the state leaders to the feast at the Hotel Stratfield in Brideeport, T Henry Roraback, Frank Healy and Col. Isaac M. Ullman did not accept the bid.
 MT. Hays has now accepted the in vitation of the Third Ward RepubIi- can club of New Britain to the annual
 barbecue at Lake Compounce, Sept. 13- He will make an address there MT. King has not been invited Mr. Roraback, MT. Healy and MT. Ull- man will be present, and also Cover nor Holcomb.
 The Wood boom started in the state by John T. King is not accept ed with any degree of seriousness by Republicans in general General Wood would have the support of the Progressives of the state and the nation in his candidacy for the pres- idency, and there are those who feign to believe that friends of Roosevelt more numerous because of his death, would rally to Woods support, but state leaders have absolutely no sympathy with Woods candidacy. AS matter of fact. there Is little de- influences about any candidates chances. Republicans of the state, as of the nation, are holding all plans prospective and definite. in abeyance, until there is some assur- ance of what will be the fate of the league of nations.
 However much Ndr. Hays or MT. King may be enamored of the idea of General Wood for president, their idea would be accepted with little eAthusi- asm in the state, whose leaders, now unified, would prefer o western man, such as Senator Harding or Governor Johnson. It may be impressed upon MT. Hays when he comes in Septem- Der how politically futile 1t Is to reckon with a leader such as MT. King. who stands every chance of be- ing supplanted on the national com mlttee toy MT. Rora'back. when the state leaders are against him. For however strong MT. King may be in the city of Bridgeport. he is a dis credited leader in tho state, even in his own county. Republican leaders say 1t is a foregone conclusion that it will be impossible for him to retain his place as national committeeman from Connecticut, no matter what his favor with Mr. Hays if the Connect cut delegation does not want him.
 Colonel u1lmAn h settled upon defi- nitely as the choice for delegate at large to the national convention. and there have been strong indtca tons that he would be favored as national committeeman. to succeod MT. KinE. if he desired. Colonel ullman's aid during the last session of tho general assembly in putting over Jacob Wall ter has earned for him tho assurance that he will be seriously considored As national comm1tteerdAn.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-07-14
NEW ENDORSEMENT FOR T|MES' PLAN TO GIVE APPOINTMENTS
 TO DISCHARGED SERVICE MEN
POLICE COMMISSIONER MURPHY HEARTILY FAVORS GIVING PREFERENCE TO SERVICE
 MEN-IMPOSSIBLE TO REACH STANLEY

The Times demand for the ap- pointment of discharged soldiers, sailors and marines to fill vacancies on the police and fire forces of the csty received a new endorsement to- day when Police Commissioner Rich ard H. Murphy voiced his approval.
 1T heartily favor giving the pre- ference to service men," was Com missioner Murphy's statement of his stand on the policy which The Times advocates. He would say nothing further as to how the men would be chosen or what disposition would be made of the 45 vacancies which now exist on the police force.
 Efforts to locate Commissioner
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-07-14

John c. Stanley failed. 1t appearing that he made himself very busy every time a reporter of The Times atsI tempted to get in communication with him. His secretary declared that he was not known to have made any comment on the proposition which was endorsed yesterday by Mayor Wilson in a public statement.
 The other two members of the Board of Police Commissioners could not be reached. MT. Anderson is still out of the state. but will return in time for the meeting next week at which 1t is expected the appoint ments will be considered
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-07-14
LOOKING BACK 50 YEARS
From the Farmer, Monday, July 14, 1S69

Mrs Joseph N. Ireland, Ireland and A Lock wood all this city Saturday for Liverpool the steamer City of Boston, They expect be absent about two years,
 The Sunday Milk Pittsfield at 2ao P M and the time the regular passenger train down. leaving each staion the time the passenger train does week days
 Persons depositing their money with Messrs. & Watson Bankers, Main street. receive cent inter est for their money and the by check at sight without previous notice.
 
 days a giving taste of his powers thought that the grumbling of croker the weather weeks back would bring this result. We trust that they satisfied and will hold their Several family parties might have been Friday and Saturday afternoons at Seaside Park enjoying the cool and vgoranS breeze All speak in the highest terms Of the coureses experienced at the Seaside House. kept by Mr. Schwab.
 A young lady had escape from being killed Saturday evening" while attempting to alght from carriage when she jumped out portion of her crinoline entanged in the seat which caused her to fall and strike the back of her head 9n the edge E the curb stone but as had The The are eteybody to avoe resort for birds of fashion who hrong them advice to all who have comfortable homes weather at least in estmation for within home enjoy certain degree of freedom To be there be advantages in some of the places to which patecally urged to fly but the drawbacks more than city its immediate vicinity afford about all the ad advantages that can be had elsewhere.
 green flags have been placed the horse ming to Seaside Park.
 The up freight train the Housatonic Railroad this morning killed the track the tunnel at New injury to the train It is rather ther to butcher much beef at one time.
 They have jolly looking hearse house in waterovvn with the pacards of The Sensaton There is a certain appropriateness in the
 
 Washngon-The Secretary of the Treasury has just ceived the following letter;
 Dear Sr:-
 please find $47O This is conscience money doing legal business n Pennsylvania town and by management have made it pay thought it would be injurious to business to have ru income published in the village therefore have paid part of the collector and the balance send direct to you
 Yours etc, +ss
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-07-14
CORSET WORKERS STRIKE

TT HE DISAGREEMENT between the and
 their employers bids fair to be settled the ntell lines with which Bridgeport has for ed Instead of hostile there mutual expressions of belief in of the parties to get together.
 The employers recognize the right of the workers better conditions willing deal collectively declines to treat with his agencies which they will select to bargain for them.
 spirit of mutual accommodation should prompt understanding Bridgeport wishes avoid drawn difficulty with its attendant suffering mpovershmen people. promptly made is best kind of settlement
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-07-14
DID THEM NO HARM

2iO OFFICERS back the steerage Cap 1 isterre need anybody cry. Many dough boy back in the eerage not to mention the dough boys in the steerage.
 will turn ou before the world is much older that graves defect in the American the tradition that wide gap the prvates
 There ought not to be conditions imposed soldier which his officer is not willing him.
 France did good fighting without setting up separate a special creature
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-07-14

(Continued from Two Coumns) dent germ is like bullet flying through the 1t hits and sometimes it does not.
 bullet that hits will wound him, is en- cased in which the bullet penetrate not
 Nature equips most men and women with nal armor impervious against all most of the
 If two persons exposed to the time under substantially similar conditions get it, or both neither may get it. is precisely the with those who ed, or immunized in other
 Sone take the disease; do
 Thousands of vaccnated persons have had pox.
 Persons noculated against the two yphoids malady, when the conditions suitable.
 Some who noculaed do not contract the diseases
 Both doctors contract of the he himself One doctor suffer- and the other
 Nothing will be proved. It would require thousands such experiments to amount to proof of anything
 Dr. Hill has the worst of the proposition receiving disease.
 Each vaccination, inoculation that he receives the nfliction him of constitutional
 The of these self inflicted diseases receives the greater the chance that he will impair his health.
 The losing doctor will offciate pail era of the other. The sport gallant, gruesome Hope for the safety and continued good daring experimenters
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-07-14

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