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Bisbee daily review., 1920-05-09
MOTOR TRUCK USED
 TO COMBAT STRIKE

AKRON. Ohio.-One hundred motor trucks loaded with 100000 pounds of raw material and other supplies are on the road to the factories of the Goodyear Tire & Rubber O., here from the east. This method. taken in the fact of the railroad tieup due to the strike of switchmen, is the first of so large proportion in the history of motor transportation. It is test of the usefulness of long distance freight hauling by motor and further step toward the reduction of railroad freight congestion.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-05-09

ground. Have the canvas fitted with gaskets and tie the corners back to couple of small stakes, and crawl under
 Stake the sides down over the straw bed. The ends can be pinned shut with large safety pins if the night is cold. If you want an open shelter for a day, loosen and raise the top corners of your canvas and stretch them at the desired height with clothes line running to nearby trees pr over poles which you can cut along the way and back to small stakes as guy lines.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-05-09

Down in Bolivia, police officials ride in state. Their patrol has three compartments, one for the driver, another for the police and the third for the prisoners. The officials have leather-seated swivel chairs to rest in, with a rug on the floor and even 'an electric cigar lighter for their com fort The prisoners are crowded into the back and are handcuffed to rings on the sides.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-05-09
TO CLEAN CELLuIoIp

A thin coat of ether applied to the surface of your celluloid windows, and allowed to dry in the air, will clean them and take out the finer hair scratches. The best that can be done with heavier scratches is to fill them with white shellac or varnish.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-05-09
S;TEAlEk|

A cross-country highway that may
 become the finest on the North Amer lican continent is that planned by the Canadian government. A bill provid-
 ing S1O,OOO 900 for construction of this highway from Nova Scotia to Van 'couver has been Introduced in the dominion Parliament.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-05-09
SHE'S A REGULAR

"CUT-UP" SAYS HE AKRON-Burton Guise would have divorce from Celia, his wife, be- cause she won't comb her hair. says he. Furthermore she totes razor and talks of making anatomical al terations with same, Burton gossiped to the court.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-05-09
THE CALF GETS THE LAUGH

SAN MATEO.-Three bales of hay were stolen from A s. Barron. His neighbor lost a calf the same night. "We had no use for the hay so we took the calf to eat it." said note on Bar ron's door.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-05-09
SOAP FOR GAS SYSTEM

Ordinary soap can be used effective ly in stopping leaks in the gasoline system. With the price of gasoline still soaring, none of it can be lost.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-05-09

The wedding ring is relic of bar barism. It signifies the band by which the woman was bound to her ord and master.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-02-28
OPPO RTIJNIT

HAWTHORNE 81. six rooms. bath, basementl
and other improvements. >
4 tAMisoN 81. seven rooms. bath and . good
Dig home for $500.
{ VIRGINIA AVE, sx rooms BATH. cellar and
MoRoANToWN AVE, four rooms, bath, lot,
4ox12o. q
MURRAY AVE-, stx rooms. bath. basement,
and good lot and Especial bargain.
MURRAY AVE, five rooms, bath. basement
and other modern conyeniences.
Ash. 81. four rooms, bath, cellar. large "
) LOCUST AVE, ten rooms, bath, basement
and other modern conveniences, wen
worth the price Of $4,000, four years CIV
en- to pay for property. 80
EpGEM0NT, eight rooms, bath, basement.
large lot, a swell place for $4,000.
INDIANA AVE, four rooms. cellar. lot 5ox1so
a'bargatn
7 y1RolNiAsAvE., eight rooms, bath. basement,
large garage, lot 5ox15o q bargain At $500.
{ ONE 20 ACRE FARM n Paw Paw district,
good five room house. barn and an neces-
sary outbuldings. The sas and coal lease
goes With farm. One gas wen now pro-
{ dncing on farm. An opportunity for some
investor.
@ ACRE FARM on Pyies FORK Of Buffalo. mils
from Metz, gas and coal lease also goes
with this farm, oil wells practically an
around the farm.
sss ACRES Of oil and gas lease On Buffalo
creek in Fairmputl district
ffs ACRES on Heien's Rum, on and gas and
coal rights also for sale. This b fine
farm under good state OF cultivation,
with good buildings thereon.
ELkiNs ST., eight room brick home. bath.
basement. attic and a modern homo IN ev-
+ rsv-fy k{aSatn T1xi<S = l.l.
NEWTol ST., four rooms, bath. basement n-
der entire building
NEWTON ST. four rooms, bath, basement
and other conyeniences.
NEWTON ST., five rooms. bath. basement
RAYMOND ST, four rooms, bath, basement,
lot47x12o. q n
RAYMOND ST. eight rooms, bath. basement
and other modern conyeniences.
4 SIX LOTS ON SPEEDWAY, and lot COS
On Columbia street at . bargain. M
j LOTS 81 AND. 4s on Knob he'll
FOUR LOTS IN HARR ADDITION.
LOCUST AVENUE HOME. eight rooms, bath,
~. basement and other modern inayproyements
IN making up .asswell home, q bargainsat
$4,000. = ! :
EAST PARK HOME, eight rooms, bath. base
bargain at $500. Good terms but must
be sold at once. II sold at this price.
LIST YOUR PROPERTY WITH US AND
S WATCH THE RESULTS
/ LOCUST AVENUE HOME, eight rooms bath.
cellar. large lot and splendid location. Il
FIELD STREET HOME, six rooms, bath, base
ment. and other modern improvements.
Price $500.
VERMONT AVENUE HOME, SIX rooms, bath,
large basement and other modern improve.
ments. Price $3.50.
COLUMBIA STREET BUNGALOW, i've
rooms, bath and other modern improve
ment.
BRYAN STREET HOME, just off Locust ave
nue., eight rooms, with three well finished
additional rooms in the attic. $500.
I NAOMI STREET, BELLylEW, cottage. five
rooms. bath, sun.parlor, cellar and other
improvements. Price 5000.
FLORIDA AVENUE COTTAGE, bath, base
ment, five rooms. lot so112o. Price $4,000.
NORWOOD STREET CAR LINE AND
HouLT. ROAD, 4 "a acre farm, seven
room house. cellar, smokehonse, so fruit
trees some bearing. A bargain, $3.50. VIII
aa1I m faryna
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NAOMI STREET BRICK HOME, lot 5ox15o.
Price $4,000.
NAOMI! STREET FOUR ROOM HOUSE, bath.
cellar. large lot s7x2ls. Price $500.
MAPLE.sAyENuE BRICK HOME, eight rooms.
Price $1,000. 1-a cash. balance /. 3 ana
years. it 4 -
EDGEWAY DRIVE. PAVEMENT, sig rooms,
bath. basement. garage, lot 50x200s land
oiled with fruit trees. This IL swell
1oeation apd swell place. Price $so0o
on good terms.
FERRY STREET JUsT.oFF.s STATE STREET
eight rooms bath, basement, garage. tive
I LEE. !srgs lots. and well worth the price OF
POTOMAC AVENUE, four rooms. lot 4ox1ss,
price $1,000
pRAMonT STREET JUST OFF coLuMBiA
one lot. price 500.
F1you DESIRE AscoMPETENT kaEncY
to look after the renting Of your property,
place the same IN our hands, We guar-
tee satisfaction.
eAsToNsAyENuEs HOME. eight rooms. bah.
cellar
NAOMI STREET, four rooms, bath, cellar, out
buildings. Price $3.50.
TWosLoTs ON SPEEDWAY, near East part.
Price $500. )
A@4sAcREs FARM, between Grafton and Fair.
mont, fronting about 1000 feet on the nv.
ef bank; an ideal. camp ground SITE good
i've room house, barn, summer kitchen and
cellar, god apple orchard. Price 5000.
S2,AcRE FARM. shout three miles from lit
tie Falls, between Fairmont and Morgan.
town. Price $500. wan trade for Fair
mont real estate. The farm has good
house, orchard. barn and other out.bulld.
tngs.
CASTOR AVENUE, eight rooms. bath, cellar.
and other modern conyeniences. garage.
JUST MERELY thinking that you ought TO
buy homo won't get You anywhere, but
thinking plus OUR ASSISTANCE win
surely give you the home you DESIRE
COLEMAN AVENUE HOME, eight rooms.
bath, large basement, laundry. and other
modern conyeniences. a swell home tor
$500. ~
EAST PARK HOME, seven rooms, BAN, base
ment. furnace. large lot, and bargain at
5000. g. * 1#57s3
BARNES STREET COTTAGE. srst of state
imoroyemsnt. sis Da : es eA .Da y o' and
fronts about 100 fest on Barnes street.
eARNEs STREET COTTAGE. four rooms,
bath. large lot and is a bargain at $4,000.
LIST YOUR PROPERTY WITH Us AND
WATCH THE RESULTS
THREE LOTS ON SPEEDWAY, lots No.s4
and 5 IS tust off Of Fast Park T.sese
lots lay wen and face on two streets and
ae a bargain at $500 each.
RAYMOND STREET COTTAGE, four rooms:
bath and other conveniences. Price $4,000.
sENoNI AVENUE BRICK HOME, bath, base
ment,5 good lot, eight rooms. This 70 q
swell home for $4,000.
MCKINNEY STREET. HOME, eight rooms,
bath, basement. sunoarlor. and other mod
err. conyeniences, $5oo0 $1,000 cash viii
give you deed Tor this property, balance
on easy terms. Ss IA 81 q
LIBERTY STREET COTTAGE, five rooms.
lot 4ox123. price $4,000. $1,000 cash. ball
ance on easy payments. "a
HIGHLAND AVENUE COTTAGE. live rooms
bath, basement. large lot. good location
s and g bargain at $500. *
SPRING STREET HOME, SIX rooms, bath.
basement. lot 72x100, a3swell little home
and well worth the price Of. $3.50.
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:OPPOR' Z

VIEW Is. STREET HONE s i. y.
''s !:::s.s; u 81. sss
$500. Z KS ~ z ( & :
HAMIrroa sraEErssToss ~ UsE. 5sisht
rooms bath. besementI i, s 3 AZ
HOME. eight rooms. ssth eisettis siiSSts,
cabinet, naatsls. lssEs pcssS lasss aes
~ ssen home for III ~. 8 &
y YOU DESIRE a coMpEIEttfA aENcY
toIlcok after the renting; 81 Your property.
pdace the same nsour !hands. wesSg
tee satisfaction. E ~ So sss
LARGE lot IN sEpoEMoHr 1t,E{ COOP
ROADS, nrics S31oo. s. X y:ssS eysS;
RAeLE AVENUE HOME ssisht rooms 3sssA.
basement and other snnod1f1y iniproy0s
ments. large lot. fronting on Maple ave-
nue.. IS feet Price 5000.
LIST your pRoPERTxWfrH sUSI AND
wATcH the RESULTS
6uFFEx STREET EIGHT ROOM HOUSE, \
hath. cabinet mantelss and other tnDfoySs
ments. All property near Merchant strest
vtlltncrease very materially In yaileivtth.
EENksYlvAhiAS AvFnuE, an. rucm -.
bath. basement Lot 7sz1s7. q sNens ho1ns
WALNUT AVENUE BRICK NOME, -.
basement. gaIagei and O. modem. homie n
I every particular. M Is n
RussEL,sTREETcorrAe nys, rooms. IAN
good vel, cellar. lot 100 Sssst ssaasis
RussEL STREET. COTTAGE; mo ,ooras.
bath and large lot Prtcss $500
FLoalpA .AyENuE six Y JON nome .shats
This property e located onSa pretty street
and Is near East Park school.
HAYMoNp STREET FOUR ROOM COTTAGE
and store room: two Largo lots; ptiee
HARLIM A.poIT,oH,s one. rooms s.ss:
w4s ssgs H2'.. s ,ssss. ss =
wEs ,ssa,as ADDITION Twp - / -.
soAaoE STREET. tear nom ! = o !.
EDsn Iasn sa ns,xr ~. sss IT.
LOT coaMEa' EIGHTH AND .RinaEIsY
Lors.ihsttARLEalA ADDITION Price sss7sI
EIGHT LOTS; IN sEllyEw:. Priee sssIcl
sle.iissts Il so1iss p fssa s ss1se s's9-
THREE LOTS ON ,EAsTse : one s.ust -.
yond Morgsntovnf ayenue On nayed stsest
Mhich Ne really constdsr q barsainsat
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le Spring Sale Of Homes, L
OPP II UNITY


HAMMOND STREET STORE BUILDING, AND
EoyR ROOM COTTAGE, double Ia. Price
RAYMOND STREET COTTAGE. tour rooms.
Price $500. = Z ~ -
sATTERFtELD STREET NOME, nine rooms.
cabinet mantels, basement. This house
can't be built fol. $4,000. A bargain at $3.50,
and - good terms.
PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, six rooms, bath
cabinet mantels. lot 132x121, a1real bar.
gain. at $1,000. r.
laILLERsvlLLE HOMES, two houses. a
looms rsa1,, each. good o.s; Mllers gdl ~, =.
will also be close to the Pleasant Valley
improvement, which will likely take place
ii the near future Price $1,000. $500 cash
will give you possession Of either OF these
homes.
lFAYou DESIRE a. COMPETENT AGENCY
to lok after the renting Of your property
place the same IN our hands. We;gua.nn-
tee satisfaction.
NUMBER OF LOTS ON LIBERTY AVENUE.
EAST FERsy ST. COTTAGE, i've rooms. ed
EAST FERRY STREET, ten room house. lot
aox6s
WASHINGTON sTREErsHoME,s ix rooms.
bath. basement. price $1,000.
SEVERAL. VALUABLE BUSINESS BLocKs.
CITY, worth any investors Investigation.
sELLxlEw. AVENUE HOME, sig rooms, ba.h.,
basement, garage. Price $500.
RlpoLEY AVENUE, two six room houses,
price $500.
GARAGE BUILDING, LOT AND BUSINESS
ON EAST PARK, agency for standard
Frhfa n -fo1s,fa
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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-03-05
POOR WASH blY
FOR LAuNDRYIEA
Welfare Work Boosted al
State Convention Here.

That welfare work among laundry
employees In spirit sf co-opsssUeo
ustwsen tho laundry owner and W.
cmploy~ 8. prscucahl~ snd sets rssoIt1I
vsF the Oplni0n expressed by J. u
RENDER. ~ The "Hish, WAY Laundry
7 flisa. al the siiernoon session Of tho
'Fo.day annual convention of the Ohla-
bona fAutdD ownsfs t the Huckloo
hisl.
Render sad that In MI. plant %
Tulsa be- had selfafo COMMITTEES 49,
pointed ~ keep M ~ith the marriages.
l'aths Ahi birthdays ~ hls enpIoyee.
he sad he did not hcilevs personally
Ia The minimum waRe ssaio for paying
eW3'ot't. ult w according 10 ability.
Nsr i'onnsly. acting mayor. deliv.
'.-d tho address ~ welcome 10 The
ppsliu. se..hn ~ tho csnventioas
other feature sddfcrsss u tho day ~
...dsl thai ~ ". r VI Nulty 81 shaw
no" m The Amount ~ System Re-
rIlfed 60 upents Medium sissl
liant"
Tie association has arranged q hans
glrt tonight ht tho Hlcsln- hotel vtth
Ron iiarustt. president Of ths assoeia-
tiun, Hs tOaHtwnstrf,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-03-05
FIVE TEAMS WIN GAMES
IN A. L N. TOURNAMENT I

STiLLWATER. Okla. March 81
Especial The Pswn.s hixh school
teams victory over suppiy's fast five
featured this mornings basket hsll
games In the state tnterscholast.c &c
basket ball tournament Pawnee and
Supply batiled tho regulation time to a
tie. II TO -. and Pawnee elirched the
victory by scoring In the extra five
minute period
Tie results OF the other games fol.
low Deer Creek ~ Quspaw I: siill-
water it; spiro is Marshaii ls; sugler
IL: Luther 10: Newkirk I.
Five games are scheduled this after.
noon.
Games played yesterday afternoon re-
suited as follows
Deer Creek ~; connor state school OF
agriculture 7; shsier .: wskits :; New
kirk 81: Yale 7!'pewey 81; MoComb io:
Rais,on II; Panhandle -; Alton ~;
Oi!t0n Z.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-03-05
Wind Silencer
Is in Demand
AtCapitol Nou,
Gale Plays Weird and Chill
Ing Symphony,

AE'ta'lon 'lf = wind s.lsnoer sas
resumed a. ne capitol hgl.llrg Ff,-
day 'olioNing Thur.dsy's gale
cutting blasts % north winds
played chilling symphony for tho
STATE officials enl ,hHr helpers.
~ times there N're .iEhs and then
again shtleks.
Not all ~ M" wind was cuttlng
'hr cornSr. 81 much NJ n was
slipping into tt" huilllng that fUrs.
sweaters and even ear muf,s v.re
urcctAFi' stnkcrs AZ the heating
plant wee unable 10 compete with
the wind.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-03-05
SURGEON GENERAL BLUE
INVITED TO COME HERE

Surgeon General Rupert II. Hue -
the United states public health seSviee
may be In Oklahoma CITY this msacA
80 the guest Of the Chamber Of Gem
mere, chamber officials said Yfilay.
I A telegram VAS sent TO ~. Bius M
day morning urging him 70 visit ~
city When he wU~s TO Kansas. n ~
accepts the Invitation tho medical GAHo
WI be the PRINCIPAL spsakss q th4
March membership msstins, 10 b. ~
20 suit his convenience.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-03-05
COTTON
NEW ORLEANS.

NEW ORLEANS. March s.--Around ,hs
opening today IN. cotton market was
nonths In sympathy With Q poor L.vet.
reol. but . little later u stsadisd W aud
~snt 10 levels ~ to ~ pcints over tho
close Of ysstsTdAy, Ceid and wet weather
IN the hrlt and higher rates on stsrilns
exchange we're mainly responsible for sh'
buying.
Considerable liquidation rane from the
long side and Il caused = break 10 levels
~ 10 ~ points und.r the final prices oi
yesterday. 80 Late IN the morning there
stood . potata higher 70 . points lover
than the close Of yesterday. The forecast
" continued cold weather for the entire
cotton region made for . steady under
tpne.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-03-05
~
NEW vOnk.

Syw YORK. March b.--The cotton mar.
hst opened steady at an advance OF - To
~ poipts owing to . belief that the biz
break In Liverpool was due chiefly 10 the
advance In sterling exchange. while there
was scattered buying On the uhfavorahis
Weathsr In the esstssn bs4t. The ep<ninH
Was much better than due % the tabisa
hcvsvsr, and prioes scos tanned ees,st,
vhdsr Liverpool selling of July an1 more
or lssa ssssrai realialhs bassd On the ~
tent of seeens advane~s ana repsrts that
iow middiise cotton was auotsd at greatly
insreassd discount In cas II the eaststn
hsit rnsfksp Mar cold off tt:sse 10 it.alt
and July from Slise 10 - Nc. Or bacH
10 about last atght'e eieelnG nVurss.
The fesesioA ATTENDED 70 1s.S1s for Mas
snd iasic foe July during the middle Of
the mosnins. or ahsvt : 10 10 poiMts beloS
last 0tehts eiesinx ftGvS~e. Tradiae then
hecs ne ices active and there we're sall,ss
toward midday ON further srattsfsd ees.
erins. %, ,tiruisviy In the slA evsp months,
which carried May Sp - Nils or about
~ ps,nss from the ioWest This narhet
WAS fairly STEADY srosnd this level With
selling hsid Ia check BY the uafa vors hls
weather fsv the new crop start and pee
pibtiity that the advance In sorsian sr.
change would bring In an Increased lin
port demand.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-03-05

kANatR CITY, March llodS r..
ceipts .5el ~ to lsc hishet. tux o., 30
uibiS heavy tlt0altjt msiiuns
ti,sOp lsig. nxhn t,lsq iI:e. ~.
III -oaitli.
CATTLE receipts 1.se0. si,Hdy 90 .ic
medium o.. ossi1t5 common slosos
1900 ehnies ilElits iioohiiss. common
y isvlio9, butcher heifrrs ;iisu - %.
cows wsOuii ko tann"rs t,ssyss6
oalvss uissni isoo; fsei.fs s'sel:.o,
s,oak.rs ~ Lo0liib.
sHEkP receipts 1900; steady; lambs
tis tedis :,i euils Il7 7os1is, year.
ing ~.,h.rs Ns sseai1sei ewes iif.oeu
lsiS cuiis es;sWiJIL breeding ewes
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-03-05
OUTSIDE LIVESTOCK
t'iiIC AGO.

CHICAGO. Marcia t--HCOR r'r,.pp
1900 - TO ". hl,hor, hulk HtslN
Nis'0, Ishts Ilttosi!ss. riU tilt0d
ltsA
CATTLE: receipts 1000: firm: cholcs
heavy steers tit sQgito1 medium III 70
aits0. common tS'bell.ii, choice lights
sf hsifss t,3snla co. coss q ooN ~ 4.
cnnnets lii5psso cstv~s ~ isWtATs.
feeder. tSseGii;. stook.rs tjssp i0t.
SHEEP reosiris teso SLOW lambs
ewes iii opai,ss. culls N0Vu ie-;.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-03-05

EAST 1T. LorIs, March s--HoGs, re.
c~ipts s.oss: Is ~ lec higher, hulk tls.9'
eis7s heavy liteegis..;; medium
IL is;s "'"' '''
CATrLEi receipts SEQ, steady 10 higher
choice Ohssvy steers tiS Iosi co. medium
tii se6 u IS: common ~ % slsJs; rhoics
butcher h.if-rs o. iSeij.Ts. COWS q .ia
II 90. canhtr. ttf;Gf %. calves tls on6
is.s feeders tsTSe III 80. s,ocksrs Zee u
so %
sHEEP; receipts SEQ steady "a .sc
i1b0 yeaTline wsthvs tibeAal71b.
chpjes sps Sis,tseltse. cults tteo . 90
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-03-05
GOOD uoMs ovrsRisos

The beet bansaicw N Okla.
hama city; sp.is-aaie W every
respect. soesh treat 90 q corner
t,stN feet. hes . sarasss;
paid. nss ssk nssss throughout.
except tie bath sscsjlsAt kltehsa
and ,isrus kfest teesl yeosa, Aics
dry ksssUsH): bet Wssss beaslss
plaat .ehs sdly syyes0 sf heostNa
fes itis eesass. fhb , ~ lArs,
s.i tsussiev j Ohisksms City,
sl thfpe esAvSeUs have seoth ca
eosess: eos bsdreem testS feet.
- sns q ssss's,Ssas yss
N. si,y: !. -, s:v - Ss:;A.sss ssss': s.s. :"
i iion. 81 kslis "a nj ~ tcr !
hs,nei IN tks csNvsNtsAtss thar
snyows wwuta asslss. Ash fss
nsewn.
A ss,sS bsash apsvtmsat, 4 T.
veem lsS1stpsease, .up-so-tAe ssata-
VI, all featsd 10 bsst of Sespis;
nae is Is:s,.ss; ~ cssss n A Ssrsals
4 1iffsesoo bvnsslev, ssshlns
lite u d tes city! .nAs issss
fesWe; Tile kathi sah ftssea sd
kr4tt dccse. .sisss 20 t1assse
esseehs4 ssstie fest q ssea
gssssA rssss ss'y ee.ses, sssA
~: y: ~. ~; "a, I go ssS4.s 4.ss :.
a. .s...''@ xj1sii ~ iss'ssi ~: -:
: ~ sss'A iissvsy rel rsx-i
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-03-05

tf,amefy iHstar EtgE unsettled, iv.
rsIpfs l1ff ,Assf. nrsis isrt Ordinary
ffst. .iH,ic. At mts pses To ltled.
is8tic POULTRY awe. uH.sipri, 3yci
fnrIa H.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-03-05
FRIDAY. MARCH s. 1920

si'h Nay ti,p 10 urs shd Jyly
81 HbY ~ tig3s
oats Hffs EUSsfnHd chiefly ~ ths
changes iH corn hnrr opening q, ,r ~ ~
~ siFAurf, iufiIdins JuIy Al ig. 20
sc. tfa mafhst utdsf~Hnt declines all
rItaIui
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rutsrss el.ssd v.s.ttist. nsrcA n-sed,
fissd. Jsn. St.eed
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FNSsts CITY, Msr.h nrrrER
"a "aIrs 10 rIrhst. f.4s. ,fhafs uH
thanTsi IItH current fe,slpf. iHc
ghsr per ,Hst. if... nfss o. hizhrT.
a.. pDtI1l1I unchanged. PpTATJts
higher. itggut..
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TAhs,l Ulrr Warn DDHH u..
No, 't.... Jly ni,ui'.H HsF
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MIDDAY STOCKS

fhe following qus'at ons of Ss. va.
Hhfhth W 60 4! 80 II ~ t,tar -
%mplti hy Hou,ion, iI's c1rps ny. 70
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PROVISIONS
enc 400

CHICAGO. Wara f..r.T TArlrs rfiu
receipts % Ar rHr.r.n ~h.ts. k-d
tnI t.IE. . .Ou IDAHO rassts.
sacked. { iOg 80, mt'f Hri VtIg I ~
O. 10
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I've style How did Boo~-r get In.
toHies,ed lin his own home
Gunbusis; lie vas cellar -hrating. -
Cartoons Magazine.
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Nrw YORK. March SUGAR rev
nrm crriilfuKsl a. So. fine giahAla'va
IgOgalggpt
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rW Hrm ~ NOM oy ~
AnlnTluN - fiilN 81 uln
fis,rr wtc,t,,,Nr Nr',,,tiIsy
nir usNG HuAL Ur JuL
IiiNH LLir
line. nist payment Iirto dpun. bsi.
shra nn tsfmH Really He rem
" 100 tN1n Wudriu hunH. h|ih fuf
ra,o. near w,st itth ~, I.gJO dosb
iaiHHrs suitable terms
il0 100 ,ffoOm modern home rI' stone
nhnt an. oirgRni pls,s, lHa fufnsrs.
rsfhHr Easement snd dflYrNHy nld
psNup ir the capitol district. i5ose
d.sn hatHnra tfhs
~ la0#t room modtfn california lunHa
low. iuiii M features uak iI4YfH o.
'eptihg titrhsu, iathfnriu snf hiaeffstt
iooin. amen hfs rgNsfsd Nlth ilHdNum
''lla iAirs lot, o. 90 doun. balance llss
frHt
LOO Groom rsifsrnls iunsstor, 80.
fag. and dfiy -ssv hafdsnn1 flHuts 90
paving. fsauy ~ move iutu. usN. never
s''spisi i.too d"sh bsl-hss yop can
hHto iika tent.
! t,H room modern CnifDfus iunvA
loo Iust cnWplstid. ~ pOy dnsn. bal
nrru ilhn fsut near HhEfisl rsT linz
y upo fpnfn hams Win fufhAfs flpsa
Z" NHlSFf street faf liH' nu Nssi ~
ha. LHHsusnt and furnace this 10 VAIN.
ma dttshcs ftom we t.D, tAn Js
iuurht un splendid terms
i9oee lissutlful T'foori D1nis. near INT.
Ntfaty Addition. ot IANins y 800
dnau balance on good terms, this place
has been fscstfiY pdfcSu 'sh ant paint
- ani hes ifcnth dppt., hAfiv ppi
flIUfs
8 900 Bssuilful 5.foom ioms ssm, 10
Nf.t. fIns location n.rflupktuF ttr
p'J ussf tsr linu aud s'uYot. vii ssIi
uu ttfuis
10 ~ ExAM,NF = co.
.gl rUi.ub liIfg
~ UEiIAS. Nss phone " f1it
r'Nr. phone " atsa.
n IA NANHupE Has pIUn6
ih;-H. t'h.o phone " en-
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OKLAHOMA CITY TIMES,
PORK ADVANCES
Fifteen CENTS
Cattle Receipts Slump, Price
Remains Steady
rOD,,r Ki,iIrr-.

CATTLE -1hs osttl, market vs. .isHit
tflusy wtth top u iiii9 Uuitnff saf.
go Nat steady WITH tHFs Hbd hstfffs
md Is9.
tIo-ios 0yetsitsas,
pfiee' of ine VARIOUS rfades of cA'ts are
approximately a. fgNsss