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OKLAHOMA CITY TIMES, SATURDAY, JULY 27, 1918
CITY REAL ISTATE fOR SALE
BOYS OVERSEAS
CRAVE TOBACCO
Cartons Sent by Times Tumi
Welcome, Wiilc:, SoMin,
MARRIED LIFE
Br Dc Beck
CATTLE RECEIPTS
BREAK RECORDS
PLAYERS GiVEU V
. BRIEF RESPITC
Scoreboard
How was fwe.
fVnl
Over
17,001 j lb.
Shipped ii
id u Cattle
Have Until September to SeeW
Horn
Essential Employment.
1 ( 1
1 AT I
X. I gf I I . ' I
ft
A
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i,1 'i-'W.-y. ,
4- f '
TH1H -.faAl'TllfTL HTl'Cro MOM ID
Junt flnlxhrU nm) now itinly for cmtii
pu nry. It hm onk floom tin mic.imit, huh
parlor, lhre lr!rk mnntfln, to il-rpinir
pun hi , four tirritonnift, k; f MKp. "'rvri!,T
room. tmm-in'Ht ntxl furnnc, lir-nut if ul
terraced luwn; kkhI trnnN
IfJD
n Huum 1IM
Trl. Walnut 2lfj
TTift MI.K -New, mnilcni tninaalow,
lullll lv nwnar. two blnika wel nf
Clufe'l iinulciiild, He's W. .IJnl; 'two
roi.n.s m nuk, halnnc In whim namrl,
In.; 0..1I f , virH tin iMiithout ; nil liullt-
In T tir'f : owner h avlnic cltv.
i'lill h Al.K -rimm iluple apartment;
will ...tuiii IS percent ampa int-nrnn nn
liivp-lui.nl, wnulil c-nnenW Iraila for
rcaiii'iife properly, r1-iil direct with own
er lii.Mif Walnut 2h.
full SAI.i . -iiii fx tr lou. or inula for
HkM our 1 '11 II Maple, 4117-J.
Hlt.Ni I A UW on V. Klahth
ttt; auulli front; al
lium! new; . fi roome; 1
rooms flluahrfl In ouk; Kind ile.fira
tlona ,niul flilurea; jraraue; chli ken
hoiiae: buck yurrl feniwit, plenty of
fruit trn. ! full Inie: a tlaiuly home
ami illrt cheap. Owner leivlnr illy
nil iiiiml ai'll Price only 2,ltKi.
ral lump. I.lat lti J.' I.
l.ll.
lalriman:
J. M. Tinker J. A: E'lwlna
W'nJriiit sr. "1S W. Main.
FTiK KAI.K -- Targe, conveniently ar
riinjrrHt !-rofm, moilvin home with haae-
Rirnt and furnace, on two full Iota. aerv-
nta' ipiiirt'Ta and srnee; una block of
far line; rlona lo aijinol; fat-mo; $.r.0lK)
rcalilrnira In tha clty'a heel residence rlle-
rid- price only 17,'iOfi: II.MXJ caah, hat
aura lo ault at t percent, ("nil after
1 P m , Walnut "1124
Vlf S ll HKI.I."T " ONCE -T-Tooin" innT
crn homi on (wo full lota; Ittrita barn,
flnn Irnprnvementai amnll caah patment.
balance ?0 per month (.'all flrr I
oolock p. m. Walmil 7H4.
FOR fl Al.K oy ownar. alrlrtl modern
bqntalnw, 5 rooina and hreakfaal room;
tot. HUUo; two hlm-ka from Claaaan rnr
1na on pavad atr'-t riionn Mnpla It'H.
USE OK LA HOMA N-
TIMES WANT ,lDS,Oklahctaa Cityans,
LECALS
NOTICE TO BTOCKHOLDEI18.
Notlea la harahy alyen that tha annual
rieatlnir of thn itucklioldara of tha Okla
lima Htar Oil coninany, n rorporaiton,
will ba held al tha offh-ra of tha eom
piny, MO. I Marenntlle building. Oklaho
ma City. Okla , at 3 o'clock p. m , Mon
Oay, Anrot B. 1911. for the pur pone ot
leitlna direriiira. amending (ha by-lawa
tnd (ranaartliiir any bualncaa that may
a properly called before tha moetlnf.
GKOHUE GOKTON.
TraaldenL
CUNT C STFtNBF.IrflER,
Secret a ry Treaaurer.
WAWTE1? BIDS AND PROPOSALS
NOTlCa TO WJNTRACTORfl.
Notlre la hereby (Iven that tha town of
Wapaniieka, UK la., will r-elva bid up
to noon Monday, July 39. mil. for laying
and furnlahlng 8,200 feet (-Inch "A" raet
Iron pipe from rraervolr U water plant
In town of Wapanui-ka.
Plana and iMIfnatlona ara on file at
tha office of town clerk, Wapanueka,
Okla., and at tha office of tha McAleatar
Knulrieaniig Co at Mr A Inter. Okla..
All blda iiuiat be aecnmiianlPd by a cer
tified check to tha amount of I pen-enl
Of amount hid, and made payable to town
treaaurer of the town of Wapanueka,
Okla.
Might U reaeryed to reject any or all
blda.
J. M. DICKINBON,
Town Clerk
R E AL ESTATE W A .NT E D.
HAVE cuatoioer with (3.000 fow good I
room home; mual ba bargain and
north weat
W. B. Groves;
t M, Bamana A Co.,
Walnut Itcajiletip Jinil-R.
tPANttp T'o lll'r-Ao or (Troom Kun.
galow at once. 711 oil Exchange.
Phuna Maple tr,,.
VACANT "liTM wluT-,1, near Claaaen
and fjrd Kverybody'a Hhe 6tore, 111
CI. rtuinilrnill.
vaKted"
will tier eaah for a I or T.mnm mnd
am hotian or bungalow: give full deacrlp
stlona. alia of lot and loweat price, li
lt. -aie Oklahomar..
WANTED'
I will py cash for a 7 or 8-room modern home,
dqslrabU location, near school. Will consider home
built 1 7x 4 years if strictly modern and a bargain.
OTmera only need apply. Address
P. O.
"H.ivr on lliis d.i'r .ui'l ) i 1 1 r - M)
p. in - rn i v i' 1 a i .ii 'on' nl t.. limit!,
which win iti'li-ril nrliomr." wriln
Jack Ncy, imr il mir li'.yi in I ram r,
to The (Iklalmiiu ( ity Tiiin . "I dr
jint finislii"! a uninki- m- v.. ml In ti-ll
yuii that il is w "ii, In fu l: it in i
iae lil.c (iur, a. f air mi l'ir nlr
ii( llic w 1 i id. I Klr,', ui'il.i's i
anv mm I i m'l ! h unlit I ! ?!" '
ailri c. c iirr all out i I mii. 'm ., .in I
mrnpniK n.iki! w.m ilmir llii.n'i
with, anil just mm ynr t'.i k :i r i.f
lull. ic i n i .imr i:i, I u!l of i it .
"All nf imr Im'vi Mir inat-c'l thank
ful ,tn V'll f'ir ihi- tut.ai i ii. J l.rt miflit
In .t wtitr. as tin t air sn ln;y, .n( ,nr
'il.iiiin' nlal In I'U'i thr
Ihi v (jot jst tlir aini" "
I I K .1 1 r I
The Oklahoma nv
aiithiirinl tfont f r
l ianre Tiiliarro l innl
( iiiiiriliiitnM mav M'li'l
I irni is thi
f.hir Hoys in
in ( iM.ih'itna
ii ir mr v In the
fnml in tarr nl l'ir I nnrs or m.iy rmi
Irihutr through rrtmlt-M in tlinr ..ii
whn are aulhui inl t v llir I vvr to
rrcfivr aiitiar r i;it ii ti s . 'Ilir 'I'iiiu- ii
'listrihtiliiiK t" rrlailris siilniniii.ui
shrcM ami collc lioii Imai-s tor t'ir
fitml.
-w.i t -
Kaiser Bill
Says Hardest
Job Is Ahead
Home Folks Are Asked to Just
Konp Patient.
Till' H.(,U:. July 27 -"-lli l ..n!
rst pari i.f thp joli is slill lutoir
(he rniinv knotts tin' vsar is almul to
trai h thr pon.t of 'In i'ion ami is siivi.
muniiiK all his .strrnnth for a final riV
frnsr an.l roimlir nllriisivr."
This u.is the iihscrvatioii of the dir
man rmrrm. irronlnl hy Karl Kos
her in the llrilin l.okal An iK r ami
appai nit I v rtiaili- mi the eve oi (ii-mial
loih's olfijiiMtr Hii the ame hi-
sum I it 1.1 Mirslti von I inilrnt ui
Kave kosnrr the lii tvinK ltenient :
"If is to he hopnl jj)r pr.iile at h unc
are full nf tnuti(lrn Iltit thev are
lint lejrnr'l in patu-mr I hope tmlh
itiK ' proniptly piinishril, a ovrr
l.aste in no mod.
"l'rrparation ii half the battle and
the people must remeinher yte are nut
woikinK with niailnurs that ran he
smashed as Minn as the )ob ii com
pleted. We art working with the tnnat
laired thuiR we fmssesi, namely, the
hlood and ld'e of the derman people.
Our last reseryei must he strmiK men
who will return from the trendies to
take u,i pear tasks. We must not he
left at the end like umashcd marhmrs
hut must be it r our and imweakened."
Brothers, in France
George liutler and Uraxton D. Ritt
ler, sons of H. F. lUitler of 22t) Wesj
Sixth street, are now in France, ami.
according to (ieorfr, are more anxious
to "wat the Kaiser" the nearct they
get to the front. Haxtnn hail three
years service in the 'regular army in
Hawaii and was among the troopeti
lent to the Mexican borders two years
ago. Te was a sergeint at the time his
regiment left for France. His brother,
(Icorge, will receive a commission as
a second lieutenant as soon at a va
canry occurs.
In a letter to bis wife Rraxton savi
that George took a special course in
gas training in Frame. "We have been
over the top once and the next tunc
the Germans will know who is coining,"
he says.
"The nearer we get to the firing line,
the mure we hate the kaiser; the farther
I have to carry this pack on my hack,
the harder I am going to fight," he
avi. "And don't you worry," he adds,
"George! will, come hack to Oklahoma
City singing, 'Hello, Hoys, Fm Lack
Again.'"
7,000 oioMAliirro GO
IN AUGUST, IS REPORT
More than one-half of the Class 1
men will he taken in the August call,
according to figures announced by K.
II. (iipson. adjutant general. Yester
day General fiipsnn, in response to an
order from the provost marshal general
at Washington, telegraphed war author
ities that there are 11,12.1 men in Okla
homa who are in (last 1 and qualified
for service. Thii is not the total num
ber as two or three counties have failed
to make reports. It is estimated that in
August 7.01K) men will be taken from the
late, leaving a little more than 4,()0()
in Class I. ' -
REAL ESTATE WANTED.
Box 268
WrtfVfTM j 4nY - 7
,(yHS'L "
tVtw flVM. lAMP Ml A'l
Lfesry RAW)) Avr
MOTOR STOCKS
IN SHARP BREAK
Specialties Advafice, How
ever, in Irregular Market,
NKW Y'lltK. July 57.-A I point break
III tii'llerill Mi.lnlH llllll a -'-pijlnt bieiill
iii I uiiuiiiaii Muturi weia the chief fi a-
tun. ut in.li. h aUKimiit afock markrt
i liaraca iiilii-rft'.iiM rtfiKi-d limn 1 lo 3
piilula uilvrtnce hi apm-li. It lea aui h ne
Atni-ricnn Tn baccn, (feiu.r:tl Ligra. Iln-lilli-ra.
V i r k 1 1 . 1 is. carolitin c'lieirlli'al,
I nlieil Sniti'it lliibher and Wtlaon Pack
ing, while Humatiii Tnliicco, Ainericnll
T'elephnnr. Weatirn t niiiii anil New Hn
tin ai-lfi hiiivy. 1'. H Steel moved within
reatrlcteil limlla, ahaillng allahtly at the
etui Tha cloning ssua liregulur Hhi.ien
npproxliii'iteil IJil. (Km nhurei.. I.lltertv 3'a
(i. at mi tc lo -'. 4a at V 60c in
94 16c and 4'a at ': 31c lo 9'. 30c.
v.a a.
New York Stock List
NfTV TURK, July 27 -clnalng prlcea
on the New fork Block exchange today
were:
American lieet Fugar
Auierlinn ('nn
474
Amerlciin C"r l- F'ounilry .
'American Liocoinollte
American l.ln-ie.-il
American Hrneiting A Hi f'g
American Sugur
American T T
Alu.cMiula Cnpprr
V f ctilff 10
All , liulf W. In. Ina ....
Pal'ltsln Ijoiomiitlte
HHMimire .V llhln
Helhlehem Mill "Ir
I'uliailiiiii l'ni'lfic
l'enlri.1 l.e.llber .
f 'heaiipeake A nhlo
Chicago, Mil. and Ht. I'aul
ciijlii. H I Y Pac
tv
41
7Sl4i
II"
f.l'Sj
w
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r,4s,
1: W,
i7
!ul',
4T-
:i
Chlno Cupper 4
Cniorado Knel A Iron 4?
Corn I'rodueta 44
Cruiihle ttel Bfi
Cutag Cane Hugar
Krla ' C.
Uineral Klectrlc
ili neral Mntnra
'rent Ncrthei-n pfd. ..
flreal Nnrthern Ore Ctfa
llllnola IVnt-l
Inipirnllnn ''enper
Int. Mer. Mi'-tue
Int. Mr. Murine pfd. .1,
International Taper ....
1 1 1 s
I 'ill
am,
M'i.
'.7
it
i
US'.
3r.,
Kenneco't Copper 3:"
t.nulavllle Naahv llle I'l'i
Maxwell MntniB . . , 2H
Mexican t'etrnleum !
Miami Copper !!!
Mlilviile Hteel f,'."
MIaourl faelflc ?1
New York Central 71V,
Norfolk Wealern I0S4
Northern F'acido
Uhlo Clllea (ina ST1
I'ennavlvanla . . . . ..., 4 4
rittMiumli Conl r. I
'it- C.iiiolldaled Copper 24T4j
3 endlnc HS
Iter lion A Hteel . , em,
Nlnclnlr 'll Hj-flnlng JP,
Southern rncitic
Southern Itnllwtiv . . .
Stiidetuiker CoriMirnt Ion
Teiinenaeo Cotier
Texna Co
Tobacco Product
1'nlon I'aelflu
t'nlle Ciaar Ptorea
P. H. tnd Alrnhnl
t'nlted Htiitea Kuhher ..
t rilled Rtalea Hteel ...
I'tah Copper I.,...
Wnhnah pfd "A"
WeallnghotiaB Kleetrlo .
Wlllyn-Overbind
American Tobacco
Atlantic Coael Una ...
)u!f Btatea Rteel
45
I'S
15!
7"S
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;i
1"7-V
s I
Sl
4 J
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1(11
n
hi
fs4
ai v,
fn Vi
40
Seaboard Air Una .
RIofb. Phef pteel eV
t'nlted rnilt
Vlrgtna Caro Chem ,
tsf. Y , N. H. at H...
Hid
Iron.
FOUR-MINUTE MEN WILL
TALK ON MOBILIZING
For the next Ihree weeks Four-Min-ttte
Men will speak on the different
phases of mohilmng America's man
power. This was announced at a com
mittee meeting at the Skirvin hotel to
day and the subject was thoroughly ex
plained hy L. H. Baiy, chairman.
The first week will be devoted to the
problem as it affects the employer: the
second week the employe's side wilt be
dealt with, and In the third week a
special appeal will be made to farmers.
Four-Minute Men who have served
In at least three campaigns were" pre
sented today with government service
hdge.
'COTTOff GOES UP
AFTER REALIZING
j Ten-Point Advance Made Af
l " tor Decline.
I
NEW ORLEANS COTTON
j , r , , s..
NK 'Itl.l.A.SS. July
cloa.-d atiaily ut an advam-
FUTURES.
- C otton
7 lo lu
pom'
Open
High
2)
23 62
?! 46
23 JO
Low
23 bO
21 32
21 37
23 10
Cloae
21 It
21 4i
21 43
23 40
23 40
Oct 21 62
Dee 21 1
Jan 21 35
Mar ti 32
May Si 30
Bid.
NEW YORK COTTON FUTURES.
NKW YOltK
very aleady.
July 17. Cotton iloeed
Open
Oct 24 a
Dec 24 2
An 24 10
Mar 24,0
May 24.06
High
24 0
24 41
24 30
24 15
23 t
High
Low
24 70
24 15
s 10
24 00
23 M
Close
24 o
24 34
24 25
24 22
24.20
NKW OW.KANH, Jjiiy 17 -The price
or cotton was uepipeaei a 10 a Miinta on
the
np.-nlng call loiljiy, but week-end
realising ait In among atiorta and the
waa a qulc reaimnae 10 the demand Al
Hm end of ttie firal half hour of bu.l
ncMa prices were 10 to 12 pulnfa over ta
tenliiv a cloa"
HMit colfiin. unlet and UnchflllKed. Ealea
nn the apnt, I'll. 10 -irrive. none, low mlil-
L'lllnK. !1 :.V, nudillli'g. is iwjc; good tnld-
aiiuK. s
Huilleh prit-iite repints c.tuaed a widen
Ing of II to IS iM'inta nn 1. quiet market
The ftrat new luile nf the lioulalana crop
from Vermillion piiilih, anld here at 4')c
a pound. Teli-grims from Shreveairt
told of another new bale there.
l.B B -
GRAINS ADVANCE
ON BUYING WAVE
Decided Upturn Recorded in
Short Day,
CHICAGO
GRAIN
AND PROVISIONS.
COIUs
Open
l.ow
1 .'.Ji,
I
1 Mi,
.71',
.sin
Clone
1 .15
1 S6V,
.7I-.U
.70S
July 1
Aug 1 r.li,
Hept 1 f,V4
CATS
July 7r,i,
1 iss',
1 ?'
.71-.',.
.Tin,
Aim
Kept.
.fl'.
I'UKK-
Sep! Sir; 25 40 4S 45 25 45 46
J.AR1I-
Juiy L'fi r i ;c. r; r.n :t a
Sept :' 3;, 2D 4j 3S' id IJ
It IBS
July ii nr.
Sept 14 tl7 II !C. 24 85 i'4 .90
C'HICA'm, July :?-Mnt weather
utliaent led
lo frea busing nf
corn
todnv and
tnailu prlcea ailtalice
Hie
opening, which ranged from V,c lo 7,c
higher, with .Aiiimiki, 11 6.1 1.1 ll 53',.
and Heplember. II f.4', to II M. was
followed by a dei Ided Hihlltlnnal upturn.
Ont naie with corn. After opening v,c
to Ho higher with August, 7iSo to
74e. tha market cnnilnuid lo harden
ricantlneaa of offerings holated provl
alona, .
latter the market continued to
atrengthen aa a reault of nssertlona thai
the corn crop aa a whole showed a
fharp Inea In condition and that the
prospective ylvld had leen relueed 14,
Oiai.OOfl huahela from the Inal muntli a
government eatlmate. The cloae waa
ucucttled. 1i to hlKher. with Au
guat I SSfrl 65uj and 8ept-mlier 1 5t,
W I.SSH-
ST. LOUI8.
ST. I1t'IS. Julv :7-Crn steady;
No. 2 ahlte, ft.H. Data a'eadv. No 2.
87H9',e, No, while, 74Hc.
CHICAGO.
CMIC.ACjn, Julv !7 Cf1:--Nn. J yf.).
low, nominal. IIATR: Rtnnd'ird, 77m
Ue. I1TK: No. t. II ai HAltl.b'.Y: II Ontf
111.
KANSAS CITY.
KANHA9 CITY. July 27 WHEAT;
Caah, unchanged to lower, No. 1 hard,
i'4j:24; No 1 IS 17i t ?3; Nn I red,
It IS: Nit. 1, i: IS ci'HN t'nehanged.
No. i miae.l, 11 :.r. 1, 1 r.'i: Nn t while.
SI an,i SS: No 7 IVtW. tl.Mltll
OATH' CnchanKi'l to lower: No I white,
7Jf7SV,e: No. I mined. 71 ti 710. K YE
II. 172.
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now bringing I". 7.'. ' ii". e-ii I i up!
In II". IS I'll hulk nt 111" ifi'l.ni'i In K'
Kf-mlra 1-flllflK, 7 I ' r V if, ln'iii, ntn
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litilla li.iti- In 1m- itnoil hful In tt l" k i
i.ti-i tsl'li b ilk . Ii, nir I . ' " i I
i 'iltm aie aillll'i; up to 113 for b'-t
kib1.
lit H iH -With lln hiri'l ii iorki-r b'.i-
'.ii ibf ininkil lnr li.'lif. pni-fa iln.-..
for Hi" wen '.'J i. nn hlgli- r ilnoil f..',
I.. ,i t li m i- In I n-1 nit n i In I i '1, t nil ii." 1
I. i a fioiu II- ' i.'l up I
Outside Livestock
KANSAS CITY.
kini city. July ?r - in lb -
il. I- '.Oil Ml:i.l bulk I ' In ,1 U h..
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r: i .( mi. -ai-tin-ra. im nn ii in r,
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ST. LOUIS.
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r.ii'u I- u I A TTI.K. I! ipte, 3 "i
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rilng p'eeis Mini hilfera, s , a l on ,
i- 1 7 '.'' u '. 7 '. -Ii.kera aiul f eilirf .
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ife Ilufl" .ITT.; be. f I 'ii. illill h.:f
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.1) MIKI I' I'.e.elpla. I'.". a'e:1.v,
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inea land choiperp, .'. U'l'i) I" ").
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CHICAGO.
I'ld'A'',". Julc 27 ll'i'-.H l!ec.-'.la.
7''i'. lie ol, In lua-ier bul.'befi., Il-.'.'l
'-I Is IlKl I, IIS 7" .' is !ir. p.i-kli.i-. 117 i'
i l M 40 roiieh. 117 'si'ilT 3.1; bulk of aab p.
li ; sv.i i piga, si : :''.i is on -atti.k
llerelpla. 4 .f'al. buliner catlle lower;
u.lvap nlen.lt. SllliKI': Itecelpta. S,""",
beet l.'imbs l",- 10 zr IViw.-r'. ali' i p,
p'rung to hiaher
W B B-
Produce - Provisions
CHICAGO.
CHIiACO. July 77-lll'TTK.n Vn
chi.naed H'eTiS. tteielplg. 13.a7fi cna.p,
uncliangrd li IT ATI II7S eirm. rerelpia.
I'M c.irp; Virginia ln.rrelB. I:i O'1, i.lberi.,
uiichniined. I'i il l.Tl'.Y: Alive, lower,
fowla, sc, aiirtiiga. 3Uc.
MOONEY GRAiTflED
SHORT REPRIEYt.
I.OS AXGKI.ES. July 27 Gov. V
P. Stephens announced today he haj
decided to grant a reprieve to Thomas
. Mooney, which will operate as a
stiv of execution until Decemlfr 1.!.
Our fightinp men must have the best
of food and equipment. Thev must have
wheat and meat and GOOD LEATH
ER SHOES.
4
The government has asked us to conserve leath
er as veil as foodstuffs. The most practical way to
keep our boys "over there" in good footwear in to
keep our shoes in good repair and make them last as
long as possible.
Take them to one of the shops listed below '
they employ only expert repairmen and will make
your shoes "nearly good as new."
POSTOFFICE
SHOE SHOP
Phone Maple 381
Work called for
and delivered.
F. F. Tanner, Prop.
431 N. Robinson
fW Quality Shoe Shop
r V 327 W. Main Phone MapU 449
u
1 V Custom Made Expert workmen, and
I D , the latest and best shoe
1 Boots and bnoet m,rhinrry ,uirameM
V Our Specialty ;0urk ,he fine,t
)( Work Called For and Delivered
( Vl W. A. MASON
I r- Proprietor
National League.
W. I. lit VS in I. one
i hiciiKo l.s su f.ii .mi.i a .L'
,N.t oik f.i J2 .!' 'i
rirt.burKl 1 ' ,k
I'hllaili-lliliia .... 41 41 l-s ,l'l 4si
i ili.'lliniitl I.' .'I 4MI IIS
llnaliin II lit I.I III
liiw. hiv n . . ::'. i'i ii ii" .hi
ht l.mila .V'i M .V.i.1 .I'i'i is'j
Amtrli an' League.
W I. I'. ' Will Iin
Ibi. Inn "i .'I'll ." Ms
U mini vli, ii .... I'i II Ml . .'.4' ,M
i li-velMM.I I.'i 4.' M 1 M'l
Niw -ik 11 41 .l,."i .1.14
I IiIi hki. II 4s . i I . 4 7 4i.li
,i .i,ua I" Ii 4:, .4l H4
I'.lri.ll :, l' l.'o HI .4:.'
1 Il ium I'lnii '. r.'i .41.' IKi lu;
YESTEP-DAV'S RESULTS
National League.
vi H i. .in' 1 1 r..', i mi l aniii I .', 1
A' riii.ioi. !iiu i .', i nn '.an 3.
V ' s,. Im k Si iula 0
Al Hi '.'.III ii 1 I'ltmbuiKli 3
Amaricxn League.
Al ''I II .mi 7. Iln-lon Z
A li .-l.ii i . Ni- Vnrk S
Ai ii-lr.it Pll'-burgh I
At M l.o ioi :. V. Hlni.r!i;n 3
...
WHERE TMEY PLAY TODAY.
National League.
i li'. Hen hi l!i.iin
l-'l I... -lln '" llni'ikl'. 1
I Im 11, nut, ,il I'I 'l oll-'. '.
I ,'l -ii i-cli ii' .Ni A , . tk
American Learjun
HoH'i.i, i,! I,. ,",
V i.i.il li'i. n ni I
I nl.ol. ,.lll.t ill lull-.,. I
N. V. nn. nl I'li-ii l.'ii.i!
-w a a -
Barber Called Hun
Wields Scissors
On Fellow Worker
lie "f
t li:
.1
.f
' I in a ! k"' e. tenia,
i on est Mam street.
.itcMieiits tins mnrnin'
in a ! .! h.
ai i or linf
made he:
I lie pi a. e.
b
I . I; 1 1 iiii.'ll. j'l-t- e o:
Mrad ' 'ainemn, !r -''ut oi
Kr l ( atncr.'ii, was place 1 iimlrr a
J'lll prac bund fo.m alleged as-aull
li Frank Andrew', an- thrr liarlicr. It
as aliened that ( anirrmi called An
i-e$ a (irin.nl svrnpalhier and a
Hun. As a rcult of the fitlit tliat f"l-
lot".!, Aml'etvs sustained atftinitirv nn:rlr (r f , f 1 1--ri fret, turning completely
the head sal! tn lia ticen nVicled by .over and laii'lmg on top of J'ric. Thsi'
a Imr ton:. LntilrVgnd ( alcron as , ,,r badly smashed, but neither the)
stahbed in the arm with a (jit, '"I scis-1 driver imr the chickens were injured
-or'. 'in the leat. '
-SI
r
THE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
Sin on CHAMBER OF COMMERCE building
just being erected thin week was built by us.
Note the handsome appearance of this sign, the
excellent color scheme that makes the letter stand
out prominently. See this sign in day time and
then at night, and you will understand our claim
that our ELECTRIC SIGNS are attractive both as
day and night signs. That is the kind of sign you
want as a busings getter. If you want the brut,
ask us for sketch and prices on a sign suitable for
your business.
Nunn Electric Sign System
J
Oklahoma City
Telephone Walnut 1879
Guarantee
Shoe Shop
Just around the corner from
Terminal right on your way
downtown. All work guaran
teed. ,
Sam Woody
3.3 West Crane.
W AKIIINOTON, July 17 rrofaaalonai
ImerUII playara were given until Sep
I nil cr 1 lo in k aasentlal aniploytnant or
hi- inlicd tu the rolnre In an order laiuat
t.y Hi-creiary Maker yiatarday, denying?
Urn nppll. allon of the National llaaahall
i iiiiiliil-nuii Unit the cffcctlvo time Ol 111
hi. ik or flKht n-KulHllona aa they ajiii
pl
to tha buaftliall Induairy ba extendiV to
( ii fnlicr lo
Thr m-iiilnrv aald that lha limited a ,
li inlnii of thn lima waa given becauaa of
lb" r"iir""tni'iiliin inMil" Ihsit haaaball
pliiycra rmit Imve been put In a laaa la
wimble aiiiiu'lr than othfra affected br
th" rf jiulatiDiiM hei-aiipe nf their reliance)
on hla aliilritirnl Unit the iieallon ot
tlnlr Inclualnn In the lerma of the order
wnukt not lie il'-i Mirt uniil a caaa ha4
ei fvn He mini" II plnln. however, that
the ar ii. i.'irtiiient la Intin-atet) eoleljr .
in the ntreiiKihi iilna: nf lha nallon'a mill '
i.-iry furiee, nn He ttluiillig of the WeP
ta ri-garili'il as Ihu flrat conalderallon. . ,
FULTONDEMPSEY
TO FIGHT TOtliailT;
Ni:W V"I:K. July Kre I Kultnn an4
.l.o-U In 111,11.1 'In. le-nlli.K iimii'mlera for
lln- liile riiw bel.l by J"a Wlllard, wilt
in' i t liiiiiil, In nn K-rnuiul hnul at lhe
(-li ral l.MK i" ball gnwiu'la at llarrlaon,
1 a a . ' !
Farmer Escapes in
Automobile Smash?
I-r ink I'ri. e. a farmer living neaf
I'I- a ,i n I , alii v, nart'iwly escaped fatal
iimir. at .il.i.nt ') iilnck this morning
ttlni In, i ,ir tvrni over the side nf a,
rultert teir i he- tank farm, eight mile
nor'li'a-' "f 'iiithrie.
Mr I'i ice was on his way to (iuthris)
with a load it chickens for the market,
Ihu king the ijiirkens might be suffer
ing from the heat, True turned in his)
scut t plai e tlieui in a shadv position.:
When he atum turned forward he wis,
he.idrd for the edge of the culvert. Th4
215 W. 1st St.
AMERICAN
shoe Repairers
Prtter equipment, malarial
and workmanship makes better
repairing.
We have it all semi us your
shoes, we will do the rest.
Phone Walnut 6601
We call for god dtlWer work.
308 North Bobfnaoa
CROSS
Electric
Shoe Shop
The home nf good
shoe repairing. All work
guaranteed.
208
N. HARVEY
Phone Walnut If

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