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The Topeka state journal., 1919-10-31
OAKLAND NOTES.
Notes and personals from Oakland
by Frances Jones. Telephone $3.50.

by Frances Jones. Telephone 1890.
The S. O. D. H. club will give Hal
loween party Saturday evening at the
home of Miss Ethel Nagle, Chester ave
nue..
Mrs. C. b. Dodge, who has been ill at
her home, 337 Oaklaud avenue, is recover
ing. =
The Plus Ultra class of the. Oakland
Presbyterian church gave Halloween
party Wednesday evening in the basement
OF the church. About one hundred guests
we're present. The feature of the even
ing's entertainment guessing con-
test for those who were not masqued, they
guessing as to the identity of those who
were disguised.
Miss Huby Painter is visiting her moth
er, Mrs J. W, Painter and her sister
Mrs. Pete IsaaesUn and family. Miss
Painter who is with the Victoria Trio has
been touring the Pantages circuit and Is
new en- route east
Mt z. c. Moore has been i'll at his home,
Chester avenue, for the last two weeks,
Miss Estelle Clemens entertained with
social evening Thursday in honor of
Mrs. Arthur Dunning1 of Chicago. Fha
guests of the evening included; Mrs.
Dunning, Mr.. and Mrs: Frank Golden, Mr.
aud Mrs. Harris Stubbings, Mr.. and Mrs;
Clyde Wasson and children, Miss Pearl
Main Miss Frances Shaw, Miss Jane Stub
bings and Mr.. Ira Burkholder.
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WANTS
ND MISCELLANEOUS ADS

ADVERTISING RATES: The rate for
inserting Want Ads In The Tepeka State
minimum IL cent: b. the week 3 ceuts
word miniuIum 30 cents.
COUNT THE WORDS OF your ad IncIud-
ing four words for State Journal address.
When address is used count each initial
letter and each number or combination OF
e.gures as one word.
classified properly must be In The State
Journal office before Il 20 o'clock Want
Be- inserted under the head: TOO Late to
Classify"
OUT OF TOWN advertisements must be
accom- panied with cash or check In full
payment Of the same Note the foregoing
instructions about counting the worGs and
the rate per word for The Topeka sta
Journal
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fetro's drug store or telephone Eleanor
kimbailt 1891 after e'cleck. Other
hours, $50
Chas. F. Bridge said records at Bos
ton, Mass, show he started in the milk
business IS years ago today. In early
boyhood his health was delicate and
he Travelled overland aci oss the plains
in the early <60s, He went from whe
Lincoln, Neb,, nov is located to Fo-
Laramie, Wyo., south to Denver, go
ing over the Platte river route. This
is the same route followed by Frank
Root, $40 Quincy street, when he
staged from thesstates TO California in
the early days.
Z This overland trip was of great
benefit to Mr. Bridges health and in
November, fifty years age, he came to
Topeka with his mother from south
ern Kansas. The trip was made in a
covered wagon drawn by oxen. Mr..
Bridge and his mother had tried to
get land OF. the Usage Indian twenty
mile strip, but were driven out by the
Indians. They came to the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. Badger of Indian
Creek neighborhood, who bad been
their neighboFs in Nebraska from 1857
to 1860. MIR, Badger now lives with
his daughter in California. Mr.
Bridge located in what is now North
Topeka and has been identified with
its business interests for the entire
fifty years.
Golden Rule lodga,a No. 80, A F. &
A. M, will confer the second degree
Saturday afternoon and serve a sup
per at 6:s0.
Bob, the community deg and official
rat catcher of North Topeka chased a
rat under the Blakssley barber shop
and was unable to make his way out
After remaining there for three avs,
It was found necessary yesterday %
take up part of the floor to release
him.
Notes and Personals.
MIR. Ira Wadley, who has been look
ing after property interest here, will
return soon to Hamburg Ia,twhere
he will make his home with his son
this winter.
Mrs. Elmer Forbes and little daugh-
ter, HurIdas from Lindsey, Cal, are
visiting Mrs. Forbes's sister, Mrs.
Clarence Belts They visited here in
october, them went to Michigan for a
visit to Mrs. Forbes's father, Willis
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

Madison nfrsSn st cranes add dl'on 10. - 600
NJ. " F. nv FoaleP to i. E. BAH lot I, y
blk. Palmer's add to Silver Lake 900
TO jackson ST., King, Haywood & .o.
McFarlanG's add. -............-... 800
Knights & Ladies of Security to. F;
Yoiland and others, lots 21T-l0
1sa5 s. 5ssRRE stR aEe to + Hornes Il Msn sadd i9.s 800
f. W. Penney to NJ. Jackson. lots
1856 to 1872 5. u 81 High ave-, Wash
C.. E. Schmidt to A. LedgeFweod, pt.
lots 3G2 to 3GS Buchanan St,
s. ABpns Brossner efa to E. II. Hayes, pit. lois 000
1912 Kansas ave. North Topeka.
NJ. l.. Mathews to V. S. Vasser, lots
523 Van Buren, st. Huntoon's add,
add - .....'............. ..' =. 5000
Realty Co., lots 1913. lots 97s99
aud lots 19S, n. y 1876 Lawrence ST.,
E. Holmes ehnsss to c. E. Hubbard. tr. Gar
C. IS lowe to ]. s. sarfef. lots ia to -'iOv
2G. blk 3, sup to Arlington Hts. 500
w. NJ. Forbes to H. W. Hamilton, pit.
lot 2G, Woodlawn ave. Potwin.. -
S. EA Taylor to E. R.'Tayior, lot
E. y R. ne raslor 4 ofia,i to n. T. vaaHook, tr.
J" " F. t'ef Lidzey to r. Grebe. lot $50
quincy ST., Ritehies add ........s 8 400
n Z s. Clay st., TROOPS add -. $500
<. Deylin to n. SqTprenent, see rec; 1
S. E. Taylor to j. FL. Gonder, lots 1 to
. Oakland ave, Oakland, also pit. Sc. -.
j. oSl Shqbb to $. ii; chubb, lots iets 365 2o5 70
201 California ave. also lots 202 to
POS Colo. ave, Highland Park. ...... 500
J. F. Mcleod to A. Lyke, pit lots 13s- coo
n p 1TaHior 70 Bowman; - r. TN o''
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BUSINESS CHANGES

FOR -SALE-Neat clean restaurant old
Established place. steady trade, every
thing to 10 with central location, low rent.
A. L. Furman, Topeka, Kan. 106 West sth
HEKINGTON oil field leases for sale In
Range 8, and s. Dickinson and Morris
counties. Write for plat and prices. w. d.
Morgan, Herington, Kan. .z--
FOR SALE-Oil leases in HERINGT0N
field, close to well drilling at loo feet
Prices reasonable. Call S47T.
FOR SALE-20 shar@ Building and Loan
: stock, allowing discount. Y. d. NJ, care
Journal
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LOST AND EouND


LOST-Smail handbag yesterday after
noon in 10c store. Name Evelyn Short
burned in on outside. Finder please. re
turn to S14 Wood st. Phone White A514.
LOST-At Novelty theater open-faced 10
jewel watch, gold filled case. Phone 525.
Reward.
FOUND-Smali purse containing change.
Call at Journsl office
LOST-Left hand gauntlet glove, between
md and Tth on Jackson. Phone 436-
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wANTED-To RENT

SMALL FURNISHED HOUSE WANTED
Small family desires to rent small fur
nisiied house or apartment. Best care will
be taken, and best of references furnished
Must be reasonable. Call Mr.. Shenehon
Room % Columbian Bldg, or phone 3S35
WANTED-Furnished apartment. or 3
roems--Wodern- Phone 34s.
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Some one wants that which
you do not. A small ad in the
State Journal want columns sat
isfies both.
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WANTED-25 mattresses to ship out, $40
mo- board and ROOM cooks. house help,
chamber maid. kitchen help, Mattresses for
city, institution help, married farm help,
Furman's Employment office, JOG w. Sth
FANCY washing wanted at S13 West 4tfl
Such as gentleman's silk shirts ladies'
fancy wearing apparel. Carefully laun-
dried.
YOUNG LADY TYPIST for billing in
bookkeeping department. Santa Fe
WANTED = Experienced waitress, good
pay. National hotel.
YOUNG LADY wanted to learn marking
and sorting. White Star Laundry.
WANEED-Female agents. JOG E. 4th st,
Topeka, Kan.
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SERVICES OFFERED.
DRAFTING
NOTICE

ANY ONE taking this paper who knows
WIN. Ure, please notify him that his
father is on his death bed. Address Mrs.
IRE. Rural Route I, Topeka, Kan. Phone-
number S1i4 FL
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rnR sx1.ELREAL Estate

FIVE acres, south of town, close to school.
room house. barn and some other I'M
provements- Price $500 Phone 2426 NJ.
COTTAGES AND HOUSES for sale on pay
ments Wm. Peterson. Phone 25S5 Red
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MALE AND FEMALE

WANTED-Experiene arm waiter and
Mattresses. Bates-Capps Cafe.
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North Side Neu,s

Items tor this COLUMN may be left at
Petre's drug store or telephone Eleanor
ktmbailt 1881 after \ e'cleck. Other
hours, $3.50.
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wANTED-FEMALE HELP

GIRLS WANTED-Six girls imme-
diately, steady work, good salary,
pleasant surroundings. Apply
Majestic Garden.
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MISCELLANEOUS

WOULD share my Broom house with fe-
spectacle married couple. Apply even
ings between and p. m. 3l3 Branner sf.
DANCE-Every Friday night at Silver
Lake. Everybody come.
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LEGAL


First Published III Topeka State Journal
October q, 1901
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FOR sALn-f4otlsknoiD GooI

FOR. sALE-story & Clark piano, 500.
141f Lincoln
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-01-14
CAR CONTROL IS
URGED BY NEMEY

WASHlNGTON. Jan li--FrAtc, F.,
! Herey. who acted as special coun-
sci i6r the federal trade commission
IN the investigation OF the mca, pack
lng industry, was a witness today be
tore the senate agriculture commit.
tee which resumed It, hearings IN the
bill providing for government control
OF certain facilities OF the mea, indus
n.y. including cattle and reirigera,ing
cars
Mr. lIcuey testified that evidence
gathered hy the federal trade com
mission convinced ne that i've large
packers have what is IN effect. a mo-
nopoN OF the meat business IN thu
United State, and have !, SO en-.
,rcnchcd hy control over the meat
bu'incSs OF other countries cCu,rlhu-
tory 20 tho United States. that they
are able TO overthrow the law Of sup
ply and demand and ilN prices no,
only TO the producer, but also to the
consumer
Mr. lIency said the big packing
companies now controlled more than
~ percent OF the refrigerator cars
and had destroyed the local slaugh-
tcting business
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pawn SHOPS DO
RUSHING TRADE
Full Dress Suits in Great De-
mand Here Yesterday

smith ! have got to make q flash
at the inaugural ball ton'gh, and !
haven't 81, cent" SAID a we'll
dressed Young man ssh, entered
Smiths Pawn Shop. II South Brot
way, yesterday morning. Il haven't
got d cent 20 my name, but | have
a watch and il You will lc, me Dor
row a iu'l dress suit, hard boiled
shirt and everything that goes with
II, III g.c uy watch as security
and give you 50 cents in the morn
ing when bring the Su.t back
Wanting TO help him make his 'ilasn,
the proprietor took the watch and
loaned the suit
Fren,icd men, who had promised
friend wiie they would take her 90
the ball. and who had forgotten 20
get the equipment until the last min
ute, ran n'Ally iron store to, store
IN search on Starchcd hat shirt
swallow tail Su,,, and shiny black
shoes Knight Beok's, MadanSky
Brothers, and the h and NJ yesterday
afternoon reported that the rush was
on. and that their stock OF PARTY
clothes" was diminishing Pawn shops
and costumers were doing rushing
renting business, and wishing that
the inaugural ball came every year
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DRINK MANUFACTURE
RECEIVER IS ASKED

Jane, s. Greco, Nockholder IN the
kool kols company. filed applca
tion in the district cour, this morn.
ing for appointment, OF receiver for
the company, charging that the <om.
nsny affairs were being misconduc,ed
and ,ha, he was getting no returns
on his investment.
Greco asserts in his petition that
he is the owner OF 1900 shares OF
stock Of the company valued at from
81 TO $l5S per share and that w II,
Sexton and G. i, Lindsay officers Of
the company, have deprived him OF
any profits by illegal use of company
funds and gross cS,ravagance The
company will soon become insolvcnt
hc asserts, unless taken over by re-.
cciver. lie also asfs for an account
ing
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MANY SPIKES USED \
IN AUTO BUILDING

One keg Of spikes is used every two
and a hall minutes III laying the
flooring in the new Au,omotive hall,
6o0 West Main stree, The carpenters
were timed this morning and they
used twelve kegs Of spikes IN thirty
minutes. One hundred and three car
pcnters are working on the building,
which will require halt a million
square feet OF lumber.
When completed there will be 81
ooO square feet ol floor space Two
big ihrce.,on auto trucks and one
wagon and team are used in deliN-
er.ng the lumber
{. T.. Frye, the contractor, SAYS he
is employing every man who show,
an honorable discharge from the army
The contract calls for completion OF
the hall hy February Is
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NEW YORK.

NEW YORK Jan II The covering
n. y,ucut which had developed In the
cotton market Yesterday afternoon. was
resumed AZ tho opening today nud first
prices were ~ Ru advance of is 10 -
points 1lrHctIuunry sentiment after the
tcDru, sharp break. was encouraged by
a fiim'r tone I'm Liverpool and reports
that foreign trade interests had been
buyers on u scale down but the advance
met southern selling and the market
turned easier shortly after the call
January contracts. which Ind sold at
27Snc on tho call declined tn - s5c,
while March sold otf from 2G lOr to
% 55c with active months generally
working hack TO cr shade under last
nights closing The census repor, on
supply and distribution was rot n fac.
tor ~ Importance
The market remained very nervous
md unsettled later In tho morning with
prices showing increased weakness un-
der continued liquidation, local anl
southern selling stop orders were nm.
covered on tho break which extended
10 @; G2c for March and 2ilsc for Msy
around midday, or about 80 to rs points
net lower ON the nctiv. months There
were rrpCrtn OF very poor spot de-
mnnd which WIS supposed TO reflect the
unsettled condition in the goods trade
but local sput brokers claimed ala'
| holders IN the south wcro showing nc
| weptnrsg
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-01-14
HERBERT R0lEKE is
FIRST STAR SCOUT

With examinations completed, six
local BOY Scouts have won their hon
or badges. Among them is lIerber,
Rolekc, who is now lie member and
star scout, the first time this honor
has been won in Oklahoma City. His
record in all scout tests places him
a, the head OF contestants Follow
ing were the successful winners;
Swimming Ralph Mason, troop 3
Edwin Tabor, troop :; William SO.
ders,rom, troop 3; Justin Williamson
troop o.
Life Saving Ralph Mason
Catpen,erv-ilerbert Rolcke, ,roor
|; Edwin Tabor.
Camping -lNtu Williamson, I'd.
win Mason
Fircman,hirlr II Nolan troop 8
First Ald-llerbert Rolcke, i II
Nolan.
Public Hcallh-Hcrhcrt Rolckc
Athletics herbert Rolcke
Cycling Thomas McMainS.
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COTTON
NEW ORLEANS.

NEW ORLEANS. Jan II Cotton
nysncd steady TODAY and advanced II
% - points IN tho first half hour 81
t.rduE on u hlfly good demand from
Nrai,'dr's scNcrs The bchri-h show
lug II December American cunsumn,irn
compared V-'h tho shme month last
Year. iishil hal'~. against bls.iss, DID
NOT create any selling pressure IN the
early trading
As the tcgsiCu progressed unfayora
We comment regarding consumption In
D.ctsed and offerings became heavier
The market uulckly gave way under
Cling and toWpTd noon stood az net
Usr NJ - ~ 6l points
FSrly ele.s turned buyers In orde-
~ rcnliz" proftS and the tone steadird
- clock the trading months showed
rot declines Of Il TO q points
Spot cotton quiet Und unchanged
Stl,s 'u the spot fn2. 20 arrive o6l
Low middiiug p itr. mddlng 20 soc
good rldiling 81 zoe Receipts jo7I.
stock 3'liil
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-01-14
MINOR LEAGUES
SEEKING RELIEF


NEW YORK Jan - n meeting
oi the new international league Off
cal, An' another of the National As.
SyCatlon oi Probe .,I.nAl Baseball
league, at which the question e OBJ
'ainug for the MINOR league, reiIci
from the prc'rn, draft regulation,
va, Considered. u.hefed in mere today
'hr most important week Of baseball
luiercnceS held m many years. Some
MINOR league otii(ials.in,ima'ed that
un'cS dcUAsfrs al the minors were
.rlr'ed they would break with the
major organization,
Since the National agreement wa'
,..UcI year, agp, the MAJOR leagues
have cuIuycI me privilege OF drafting
l.a'cr from the mailer Ur.lrlla.
rau, Ih. practice. minor league Of
i.,al, maintained, wa, tsta'r in tha,
Hhru one u' tie srh1R clubs deyel-
nci good players they were taken b,
the MAJOR circuit, a, the end OF the
season
foe Tinker oi the Columhu, Amer
'an association ,luh vino with N
Ilrrncy of the Ihrce-l league and +.
Nan.on o' the - Joseph Wc,'crr
league clGb. makes up the mInoi
league committee appointed to coricl
with t1c MAJOR league, on the GucS,
'iuu o' r.. distraction oi the minor,
was crph4t, IN his declaration tha
requests ot the smaller clubs must b,
granted. Heretofore. the mno
leagues have asked" hc ,aii Thu
time We vii ask. and 1t the request !
/ not granted We will demand
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-01-14
GRAIN
CHICAGO

tiUtAGp, Itu n lismU(il N the
omtuTH Du n,lrhi shipments ~ So~
iUtk stimulated demand today. corn
ulI outs both Hdtuu,lUF
Npy corn ol'urd p, 30 80 over y'r.
irrHui ~ 81 lpi, ~ u 3ot. aud Hi.
Nru,,I no ilIlA
1ho puIRirss ~ 'hr lll - provide
100000 rnp fur fUUl supplies - send
~ Europe bod Temporary bulllsh IN.
fluru'r later. luvrysf M" market
became ,,ifrW''t weak owing 10 bs.r .
I.h Argentine udyIrr- Tho close vas
untrfiI,d I.,n ~ 80, uri lowrf Win
I'b ~ 30 90 81 'ni. and MIJ 81 81 4.
~ iI.t-
Mr5 "rt- up.uri half . cent 10 ic
up ~ 80 100 G''1r and held carB within
iIuf iIHE'
Provisions ALSO advanced
lu ~ ni'' ifHdina I0p url ribs
iIl v.H corn
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AFFAIRS BOARD
SELECTION MADE
George f Clark, Chandler to
Be Made Secretary,

Appointment At George / Clark OF
Chandler as secretary ui tie state
board Of public affairs was announce /
this morning by Governor ]. + \
Robertson This IS the frs, appoint.
mcnt announced hy the governor
While no announcement has been
made from the executive office. II I,
generally understood that the chair
manshp Of the board will be rendered
Ben Lafayette OF thc,o,ah OF Ve
democratic state central committee
Whether l. alaycttc ~ gp,,. II !, un-
dctAood depend, upon the result of
an operation performed upon IN, eyes
in Cincinnati hospital several weeks
ago.
Clarks appointment viii probably
be transmitted 10 the senate for con
irma,ion some time this afternoon
Unpaid telephone bills for the month
OF January are pas, due. II no, pad
by ) p M. OF the 18th, service Will be
discontinued, Southwest Bell Tel X
Tel Co. (Ady)
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WALL STREET

NEW YORK jon ~ special tssuos
n."u furnished a.. uuly features ~
stock uUtk'i. standard shares Icceiv-
INK little or rH attention The rlfmsr
tone was wpl0l, due 20 shipping. and
oils ~ rrins ot tn points for Marine
preferred, i6Dl fru' Texas tom
ptuv and Mexican Petroleum T. =
Steel opeu"d unchanged. but soon rose
- Nmtll fraction. 'he preferred stock
also hifd'rirs French government
bonds rIli.d from Yesterdays setback.
tIt Liberty bonds wore irregular.
Operations - pools Zee American Can.
SiudrbakSr United Cigars and Corn
rr0 ducts ~ gain, - ! 30 - points.
were $50 only features ~ tho dun mid
session lhrwhcrr. especially among
uuH and equipments. FUN fecoysfier
were made
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OUTSIDE LIVESTOCK


CHICAGO. Jan -. HOGS r.,,r',
~ 'II. atr,dt Tor t.- 90. bulk 20 '.a
g. go butchrrs il,.IHItt u.b' 81 Nn
Ilt 30, packing ylH.t..iI- g.. choice
pig' ib jonla.sr CATTLE r,, pts
80 'ro. H'usdy 10 luwsr Nlu..r boot
cattle SO r,liHsi ,DurIuu tHI mr-
dium s. 5n0lsun. but Deer ,u.r and
hrifots s. OoTli.' ,turcf- s. .;fIs 0n.
choice roCkrrr iug.f 1873. common
calves tls."0ul 1850 suEIr. receipts
20 IOl. STEADY tu strong ON. Ole lambs
80 '0N ~. medium 81. olulG - cullr
81 iIg gl1hn. 'siHrr t'2 ituli %.
,ho,.r ewes -'N .trlu5.. medium - %
Ulu. 20. oulls .Urf .U
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CHICAGO.

CHICAGO Jan II -nrTTER lower
receipts J,1Sg tubs, creamery 500 SIC
frsts S7u 5Tlsc; ordinary flrHta Ss6h7c,
NJ mask, cases included, 5euS7hc. P0.
TATOES lower. receipts II cars, Wis.
consin, Michigan nnd Minnesota, bulk
81 sOn1.g0 ditto, WckH fl.Shm 90
POULTRY alive. higher fowls 26d CSC
sprlngs 2tisC
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new YORK CLUB
BRINGS MILLION


NEW YORK, ian l+-rhc com
trolling interest in the New York Ma
,ional league club held by the estate
of John 7 Brush, was sold today to
Charles A. S,oneham, broker
Judge Francis y McQuaid, and John
]. McGraw The sum OF Sl000OOO
was said 70 have been paid for the
controlling interest.
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KANSAS CIrY

KASRAN rl1Y, Jan II iiOGH ff.
trIpiH $4,000, lUo higher. luih U1itn
I DO. hrhyy ~ 1Uhi 80. lIghl- tldhUti
! E lU. plsH ~ nnulsbu rATfir -
crlpls 10000. NJ H0ulhorns HifOnp
prime led steers ilsh0u 90 NO.. drnurh
beef steers ~ p0u 70 southern ste'is
" ~ n ~ 90 COWS a. b0uiI 900. halfsfH
~ OOGl,W kHEEp receipts , 0nG
HrnY Lambs ii3 bhWihN, irrfllnss
~ inHil m. Vrihofs So noull 90. rvrH
90 nNulO25. tiuikrtH N luiltDu
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Notice II hereby given tbgt the city
Of Woodward Oklahoma, will receive
bids for the sale VI the coupon honda
OF snid city 10 he known as water
and Llrht Improvement Bonds 10
draw interest at not 20 exceed six per
cent and To mature nnd become due
md payable In not to exceed twenty.
five years. Rids viii nlso be- received
for the said hondr. but to be optional
With the CITY of Woodward Oklnho-
ma, siter ten yenth Al hlds must he
unconditional. other than TINT the hid.
der win take the bonds after approval
by attorney general. or bond commits.
sioncr Each bid must he accompanied
by certified check for nj least one per
cent Of the Issue to he fotfcltcdeo the
City ~ Woodward, IN the event tho
bidder fails TO comply With his con.
tract after having hlr hid accented. Al
bids mus, he on file with tho city clerk
on or before 73O O'Clock y m, on tho
20th day Of january. 1919 The City oi
Woodward reserves the night to reject
Any and nll bids
Given this ON day Of january, 1919.
II. II. KENT. Mayor
Attest,
c. e. LAMBERT, .City Clerk
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KANSAS CRY

kNSs's CITY jan ~ WIUNT
tHHn. f.trdg 90 higher .u ! h'Ii
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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-01-14
IpERT. city Clerk


There will be on annual meeting OF
the s,ockhoiders of tho state National
Bnnk of Uh,rho,na city, Okla, In its
banking ruom Al 10 O'Clock a. m on
Ian ". 1919 TOT the purpose ~ the
election ~ directors Tor tho cnenlng
year snd .thef business thri may nrop.
crly roms bafnts said meeting
90. l.. COOKE. Vice President.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-01-14
LIVERPOOL.

LIVERPOOL, Jan. it-Cot,on spot
quiet. prices steady Good middling
90 ?Hh. mlddling ~ SGD low middllns
Is SD; good ordinary IS ljd ordinary
l5 j2d Sales 500 halcs Including 900
American. No receipts.
Futures closed STEADY: Jan lss1d;
Feb MIA, Mar 10 1nd, Apl IS d1d