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OKLAHOMA CITY TIMES, MONDAY, NOVEMBER 17, 191
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POSSE HUNTING
I, IV, 17, SLAYERS
OF EX-SOLDIER
Reinforcements Awaited Be
1 fore Storming House,
CENTHAI.IA, Wuah, Nov. IT.-Tor-incr
service men nnd xwH'diuuen, mem
bers ttf a pnsac iittcinptlna; to attest
lirT't lliilimtrlnl Worker (i( I tin WnrL:
availed rcliifon rtiicnla trnm here be
fore alletuntitie; today tn atorm 'hunt
ers cabin ' on the head water o(
llannnfiird Crk iirht rtillea norlhcaaf
of here. In which It waa hill vd the
pirn they aiuigiii inn tnaen refuge.
Hinre Sutuiday nlilit puseemcn
guarded all niitlrta from the dense
vuods rurrnutHlinK the cabin, aonie
xvhsra In which la believed lo He the
bndy nf John Mutiny, a tioaaiiman mlsa
lnir since aaarcliere had eichanned
ahota late yistircjnv afternoon. Tin
few In numtM'ra to tali the cabin hy
atnrm, tinman Ua ilcfiiulrrs are thniixht
to number but three, the fnnner seiv
Ira men aant nut a rail for adllllonnl
fnrrca. It was thnuaht the rnlnuirce
menta would arrive In tlma tor an at
tack thla innrninc '
In the cabin ''upt. Lloyd Pvanrt.
rotiimatulintf former service mrn, la.
Ilcvca there are Hart Land, a man
named Hanen nr l.nughtennff and nna
either. I.aml la accused of firing tha
ahnt which silled Warren lirlinm. a
marcher. In the altarl on an Armlnllce
duv piinide. here whlrh Hart ad Ilia re
rout eerie nl ralda and (Unordere In
In northwest.
A Irura ulrted yeetcrday, an tar n
the campaign against raflbala In tli
nnrlhwrat i concerned.
, fnpt. l.lnyd limrt Incnl commander
ef the peace In the dlatrlrl, Wia direct
ing yasl.'rilii'a npcmtlnn.
Hnnsy'e Fail Verified.
"Wa have verified tha fact that
Jlanov Ml when flrad upon from am
bush," l')iart aiild. "A comrade saw
him drop at tin- flrat vniliv. Uunev.
rWlth three other men, had become aep
aretad frnm tha main pnrtv, anil were
working Ihrlr any toward Ilia nihiii
where, nrcnnllne: to Information whh h
had nhtalned. 'lert Hlnd. 'Hanaen
allna (LmiKhtrnnfO. anil one other
radical were hlillne: A volley rang nut,
and Haney, who wad ahead, waa seen
to fall. The flrlnc became general, and
bullela whistled all around our poaae
men, on of whom sprained hla ankle
and wna forced to dnn hlmaelf awav.
Th other two were unable to continue
tha fin hi unaided, und withdrew, na they
rnuld nut locate the eniirra of tha firing
-accurately In the ecnil-uarkiieea of Uia
WixMla."
Ta Prtvtnt Influenu
Colds ciime Crip and Infliiania
LAXATIVE IIHOMO OIlltsINK Tablet
remove tho raunn. Thcra la only one
"llnimo gulnltie." K. W. OHOVH'S
liuatiita on boi. 3V. (Adv.)
CITY VVILLliGIIT
'RED' ACTIVITIES
Mayor j'ul Police Chief Work
Out Campaign Details.
A de'lnlin p'nn of campaign anlnat
nar h ata and "I'.eda" In aenernl In
(iklahoma fit.- hna been worked o H
by Mavor 'a ton and Jerry ftmllh
rhlef if p-lhe. and wna ul Into
sutlin tod y
"Yr aeve-al weeka wa bava bad an
ya on raw n In f'klihnma rtty wa
aipe t f ' ' of ,n
cal ananhla'a. end arreit of them Will
ami eo"n " Chief ftmlth aald.
Pe'lcmfn hi rlalr elolhe were de'
tailed thla iiiirulnrt to "ahadow" aiia
pic'oua rhar-tfra rnd will torn them
over to federal atithorlllea when ar
iTntrd 'Agl'aMon a'ona 'TteV llnea wlh not
be tiennlt'erl In tha city In any way,"
flm th ani l, "and w e nre prepared to
hnnil! nil nin' liiaia niilikly and In a
manner I tie y di"aerve."
Tha tron Withstand Tha Wlntar Cold
nettr Than Tht Weak.
f"M people who are feeMe and yountt
er tirnnlo who aro weak, will ha
1r"iiK'h'ned and er'ahled to ro thrnnvh
thn nit wfnth.r hv tnHna OlinvK'S
TeSTt-'l I'-Jl .bill TOVIC, whlrh la
elinr'v l".'"'N and Qi'lNINF! auiiienilnl
In nvr'ip. Ho it'-'aaiil even I iMrpti
111 l!. Vo.i iti noon f"cl tta PtrciiKth
lllnr. Invlsn itllif Tffeit. Trice Kir
(Adv.)
U. S. WOULD WELCOME
DEPORTATION PROPOSAL
WAPtTINriTOV, Not. 17 Ftate da
fartmeiit offlrlala aald today no com
munication had been raoalvad from
Ludw'c C. A. K. Martena bota'evlk
rapraaen'atlve at New York, offering
to prorlda ahlna for ltttlana In thla
nmuntry dealrlna; to return homa or who
inlaht ha regarded hy the t'tiliad
Jta'ea ovemmnt aa ttndealrablea.
OffMala would not dlaruaa the tn-it-tar
hut remarkad tokindy that If the
Ruaa'an aovlat government would help
pay for tha trnportatlon of Hnat'at
rw d ca'a deiorled from thla country,
tha Amcrli-an taarjavnra would ba
aaved money
To Meal A Cough
Take HATCH MKALINd IIONFT. Mr
per hot'le (Adv.)
BRITISH SEEK GERMAN
SHIPS IN U. S. HANDS
FATIIS. Not, 17 Tha atatug m tha
Imp-nlnr and other tirrman ahlpa an-Ifrei-al
ii a; 1 70 CCil tona, now In tha P'i
aeaalon of tha United Hlatea, waa dla
oaaeed by Ilia auprema roiinell today,
bat on H' t Ion waa laken. Mrant Irrlt
ata haa 'lalmrd that tha ai tbm of I he
Ualted Bialr ahlpnlmf board In rataln-
tba veaala. vlollataa tha nvreement
) tba council tlmt they ahould he
tarnad over to the llrlliah aa av-n na
ky had finished transporting Aumr
. aaa troona
WEW OF U. S. SHIP
BURNEDAT SEA, SAFE
Andenmn and aaven merobera of the
'iTWti ,h Atyiarlean ateamahip
rVechland. which waa eatmved by
i"u K,,.n'I fctobar , ar-
rlwd her. todgy th r, h
taamahlp r.toe.
Thj Iteechriind'a craw fought flra In
tba hunkefa for aevtral daya but fl-
nall wera drlyan to tha bnafc. Thay
landed on tha African etiaat Tha
ftaechland, of n.M tona net, waa built
at Orange, Taa. and waa bound for
Naw tort with a cargo of mahogany
oTwatity.nln of tha crew ware takan 1
la airrvooi ny anoiner aivamantp
GERUANiT ARETRYINQ TO
gJIITER U. S.JFR0M MEXICO
yl-AnnmnoH. nt. n.-nerman
'V f tta ara attempting tn enter the
IM I Blntat hy ava of Wealco. Ala
. I f (a f'ollah aitbletia. tha, state
5.1 .Jwaait ahnmtncr4 taaVy. "tea
.o k L l.bM id aaawasi lha en
MILK CONSUMERS
IN NEW YORK STRIKE
NKW YdltK, Nov. 17.- Milk drlv.
era whima rn ent threat of n atrlke
won thein an loerciiae of pay and
ei'iit milk iricra up, found "a con
aumrr alrlriii" In pioxreaa In nmnv
parta of New York thla morninpt
whin they mada their early morn
Ilia; drllverlea.
Itanflng on doora of many homea
and nparlmenta were aiana reading
"M link alrlke - no milk wanted
here until Thitradav."
The atrlkein liavn pliilged them-aelv-a
to aliatalu from l lie uaa n!
milk on .Motiilnva. Tue-daya and
Wedneadava of every week until the
prlre of that roiiimodltv la luwen- l.
aulted from either dlialnn
ROBBERS IN CITY
GET $6,000 LOOT
IN THREE DAYS
Police Endeavoring to Stoni
Present Crime Wave,
Robbers Record
Twanty-alght hold upa and
robbarlaa In Oklahoma City
hava btan reportad ta tha pollca
In tha pan three daya.
About 1000 worth af prop,
arty baa been ttolen, Including
rilamonda valuad at tl.oon, cur
rency aatlmatrd at tM and
automobllaa valuad at (2,000.
Thirty. tive arraata hava baan
mada by tha pol a tho. oh only
three or four of thoaa arraatad
hava baan IJntlflad aa actual
bold-upa.
With raw axcaptlona tha work
of tha crooka baa baan dona
between I o'clock and 1t:30 at
night and at tha outaklrta ef tha
builneta district.
That two men, profeaalonal hnld-itpa.
are et the head of tha organised ring
of thieve wua tha belief of the police
thla morning after an Inveetlgatlnn that
has been carried on alnce tha crime
wiivo etriirk tha city. Local "talant"
haa cmne to the aaalatanca of tha pro
f-lnn,iie in tha majority of tha ro
berlca. lha pollca think, and Ihey haVb
rounded up virtually all of tha meisr
bora of tho d -lly "auapei-t" llal.
Arraata Today,
Theao piuiect will ba "shaken
down" today by tha llartlllon depart
ment and tha police htipa to bring to
light moat of the hold-upa befnna tha
iiaual lima tonight for burglar foa
tlvltlea to atnrt.
A tip received earty thla morning
from a rooming hniiae told the police
uf two men who have been acting
atmngely and they will probably be
under arreat by nrnin They left the
rooming boue Inat night In a hurrv
and the landlady aald aha tinderatond
they had done no alter being vlrlled
hy a "tall, alender man" who told them
they had better earane. They were
aen nil the rirci-ta nliiHit midnight and
lira being followed by the police.
Eiipraasman Robbed.
PI. II. Irhv, vproaciiinn waa rohherl
of f?t lt iilnlit nt lha Santa Ke end
Creiid nveiihi nl'rond crna.-iing tiv a
Megio limn und woman. Allen Tate
waa niret.il mid a larga amount of
money found on h"r. Uhi la thought
to luive coinio!lt',d other robheriea atao.
A home at .1IW North McKlnlev waa
hroki-n Into end I1'l worth of illiiiii"nila
an'l other property taken.
Thoee nneateil between midnight and
9 o'clock thla morning aro Arthur K-ir.
Icy, Wll'lnrn ljndennr, M. IHiwna,
I'ulllne I'doper. Nelllo .larkaon; Alice
Tate. WlUle Johneno fti hrrt Jnckaon,
Waller I'oiuba, J llroolia. !, Ilom
nhriy. Will Hhipi.ird and Funnle No-
hn.
MAYOR AGAIN ORDERS
BRICK PIT FILLED IN
Property nwneti on M'-Klnley ave
nue till Vil been not I fed to luive the
hrirk it ivir Twelfth alicut filled.
Mavor Walton mid tod ly.
Sevi:i;il uet-lia ego n resolution In
atrui'ting thn municipal cnnnaelnr'a of
flea to or ler prntierty ownera to hava
the pit filled w.ii utei In comtnla
alonera' meeting, hut Hie pit h",,no'
ict lieen fll'cd. er-.oid'ng to Infor'ma
i'n iroiiol ly the iiiantr tlila morn
Ing.
! JUDGE MUNDEN HANDS
SPEEDERS THE LIMIT
Automobile apecdera wara flnad tba
limit this morning In municipal court.
f'harlea t'nnuon, Mablo 1'hra anl
Frank Pryant were fined fit each.
The tiaual tiu-riher of Improper parking
vlctlma paid from V to It each,
Thirty cav wara heard by Judge
A. N. Munden t'lla mnrn'na. mnl of
thorn being left ovcra" from Patur
dav afternoon and Hundav. A large
number of ' loltcrera" wera tried and
two fined t"0 each, .taniea Panel! lie'1
l.ooa .lohn-on wero fine! lha limit f"i
being on thn utrei'ta after mldnlK'r
without go 'd eico.-v
EX-SOLDIERS RE-ENLIST;
BETTER CHANCE IN ARMY
Thera la a belter rlianre tn learn a
trade and nt the an me time aupport
ynuraalf In the army than nut, la the
verdict of Waller P. I. urgent and
lllcltatd K. loliiliilii. who rH.enllatnl
today, after being out of pillltnry
aemra for aeveral montha. The for
mer re-rnllated fur one year'a training
ik. Iramnnrl rnrni enit lit
in m io'.--i ,. .."i". -
jnttor, In the reaetva officers' training
camp at Norman.
natural sweetness
c?coi5-with a
rich nutiike flavor
nourishiig-vtUh
the building value
of whole wheat
and malted barley
GrapeNuts
at GrocEp.
KODAK PRINTS 3c
tee all etia t.i tV,,t: prtnl, IUtt4.
tet Poateara sixes. Se hull films it..
ALL DALMATIAN
COAST APPEARS
Admiral With Four Warships
Joins D'Annunzio,
iRy The Aemiclnlrd Trees)
ril'MK. We.tnendav. Nov II
lijitiilelo d'Aiuuitixlo's lateal exploit ap
prara to havn made him maater of tha
entire iMImatlan eoaat Ha aecueed
the adherence tn hla aide. It h.ia ile
veloprd, of Admiral Mlllo, e-oninnnder
of the Itall.m oe-uirliin forcra tn
rvi1iiiitln. thtia giving d'Annunsio n
roniiuiioiia command from Aitetm
1 1 - 1 1 it n armlatlco Una north of H'inic,
roiiiliuuid to Itiiguaa, tuat to tha tioith
of t 'rtllll e. on Mll! all tha eonro-trliea
to thn Imlmitlnn coast. Vour wiir
ahlpa Incluittiig a dreadnaugtit and fnir
loitinlo hn-it ileatroyera, hava been
added to tha il Annunslo naval com
meed, elvlng hlrn a formidable wriipon
with which to maintain hie prcaent
poaltloil.
KlI'MK, Paturdiiy, Nov IS. Admlml
Millo, tha Italian commander of t:i
I', i noilan o cu1 ttt'on fur ea Ima K ""
oer ta the rauae of d'Annunilo, ewar.
ei g roniplei lovalty to the poel and
df luring that riot ona Ita'lan an:dl-
will leave Boll Included In tho 1'i t of
London.
Admiral Mlllo wrote to ITemler VII -tl.
Informing him of hla action Tito
premier replied: "I am aatnnlahed t
the la'eal d'Annunilo en!erirla. How
ever, I am aorry lor your actum "
It la announced d'Annunr.lo will oc.
eupy all f Istrla. Including the ae .
tione Foreign M'nl'tar Tlilonl proposes
aha I rnmprge an Independent atnta.
i' Anniinrlo rrturned here this eve.
ftleg from hla expedition to Zru on the
I al oatlan inaai. Illla errlval wua 'he
occaalnn for an enthual;ii,tic ileinon
etrallnn He left the gnrrianu at '.an
loiiitnandrd by one of hla nffh-era.
Tittonl Anxious
To Resign, Report
illy Tha Aasoctated T-'an )
TtOMK, Sunday, Nov. I.-Foreign
Minlater Tittonl haa agnln axpnasetl ii
d'Slre to resign. Ha give aa hla r"a
eona the atata of hla hrnlth and the
compllcatlona brvond hie control which
have arlarn In tha Adriatic situation
Another renann la atnted to be the nt
tllude of I'realdent Wilson on Iho Ad
rlntlp prohle-ii which the foreign min
ister dcclarea he haa vainly done every
thing In hla powai to modify.
premier Nlttl and tha rollcaguea and
frtrttda of Flgnor Tlt'onl are doing their
utmost to Induce him to alter hla In
tention, i
Prince Spends Day en elf Links.
WHITE BI LPHI'll KPrilNas, Va.
Nov. 17. Prince of Walra began the
Inat day of hla etay here today with a
hnak run around the half-mile athletic.
track, and thn look a plunge In the
awlmmlng pool. After breakfast the
pr nce. who seems never to know
when he is tired, went to the golf
Unra whe-e be expected to apend the
remainder of 'be Cay.
Whisky Boats Are feelied.
MIxMI, Its. Nov. 17 Kel-ura by
'. .I. r il n till rl'lrn or two hoata plying
b hi.- n I let bla porta and the Uahama
utula wna dtv tared today to ba the
f.rat atep In a rampiilgn lo end Illicit
luniur traffic bat wean the nearby Piit
p h pnSaeasinna and tha cnuntry. The
veaaela were aljl under the lechnl nl
hnrce of a i.l ng for a foreign .ort
without the neieSenry cle.iriitKe ta
pirs. Sure
Relief
6 BlLLrANS
Hot water
Sure Relief
LL-ANS
baFOR INDIGESTION
at a
Resinol Soap
cleared.my 8fcin
" Do you rfrnembgr, Marie, how
bad my ikin lonkerj a ghort lime
t(o 1 I Witt to miterable about it
I never really enjoyed mytell. I
wouldn't have believed what an
Impniyrtnent Hetinol Snap could
make., It It wonderful how It (tell
CUMMINGS MEETING
AT SKIRVIN HOTEL
The tin ou t to-norrow n'glit f"'
fMomer 8. I'ummlnga, chairman of the
...ii,". i " c n i e. tit i Jiinimgii cu.nm I
tec, will be held at the Hklrvlft hotel
It waa definitely announced tnlnv b)
I'cn I.nKavette. chairman nf the demo
mile atatn cntral committee.
t'uiuminga will arrive In tha city al
noon tomorrow and evill nend the
afternoon meellng Im-hI deiiiiCTatie
icadeia Rcirea of Invllatlona have
been laaued for the hnmiuvt and hun
dred of ilrunnrata from all aectlom.
of the state are rmecl"d to ha hare
It In "I 'lined to make the event a big
general g"t together meeting for demo-
POISONED BUTTER
FATAL TO WOMAN
WKT PAI.RW. Ohio, Nov. 17. Mra.
-'ir:i!i llaveMtock la dead nnd two other
women and two men are seriously III
at an Aahlnnd hospital today, aa a re-
'ill of eilt fli polSillied tiutter at a
illnnei given by lha deal woman at
In r home here Friday
rhio-i'cil tea's proved th-'t the bMt.
tar, whlrh had been nindr hy Mia. Ilav.
eletoih. colli lined II i il.olr- 1 l'Ve. til
I nn 'i en in the milk from which it
.is pnde Physleiiins believe that
. . nwnixl by Iho llnveratoeg fam
:lv. hid caterr a ptdronona weed and
Hint lha dratTly juice wss contiilued In
their milk.
MAN 0OEATH EEO
CONFESSES MURDER
I.OlMHVIM.K, kv . Nov. 17 Thirteen
.n ago last, night John It. Ktley, a
painter, waa arrested charged wllh tha
inntilcr nf hla wife Virginia. Ha waa
tried, sentenced to the penitentiary (or
lite, took the case to the court of ap
tan la, aceured a reverenl of the verdict,
nnd on a aecond trial, waa acquitted on
the original pica that Mia. Etlry had
been slain bv a burglar.
Yentirday Ktley wae taken to a hoa
plt il Buttering wllh a iomilcntlon of
rilarnrra. Pallovlng he waa about to
ill i he cnlled a newspaper man and a
nurfe to hla bedside, confessed that ho
alew his win by cutting her throat uni.
ncriirdltig to their report to ntral
station, repeated It to three policemen
In hla Beml-ri'tiscloiia Intervals, he Me
rer led ' bad lo kill her to get rid of
my trouhlea."
Three D's
Heals Three
"A teerl ate Itrhlag raaaaieaeed ea as
body. I) battles afU.i). U. oeaaplsleir
truied en."
I asw a rewiarkaate rare af a ba ban
witb Kcirta "
A siagle kettle eared aaetlar oasa.
(alt Kbeiiaj ar the bands "
Oux'ed frees recent letter froaa ITalUr Re
Itr. KUharl. lad. Write biai rer aaare nvcta.
We Ian, bava aaea reek reasarkakla reenlta
aeranplrsbed by tk 0. 0 ta bee Una all teats of
skia trouble bote puaplea aad aTeeebeeds ta
ernre cetes ef ersenav that we (eel II aiait
reach year case. Came la aad aek as a beat it
We guarantee Ue tret battle, (bc. taV-auMl 11 at.
ED.ED.IED.
iHL kjttan for Shin Dtseose
.vtSTgALL OKUQ CO., X W Main.
HELP YOUR
DIGESTION
When acid-distressed,
relieve the indigestion
liniolDS
Dissolve easily on
tongue as pleasant
to take as candy.
Keep your stomach
sweet, try Ki'tnoid$.
MA DC ST SCOTT e BOWNt
MAJORS Of SCOTTS EMULSION
How quickly
HrM into the pores, arid clrans.et
them from little paniclrt ol dual,
etc II makfi my tkln (etl to
relrethed. too, )ecaiitt it hat
gttch a wboletnmg odor, and Ig ac
ttv)lhin. I with everybody would
try tt."
(Boston
Garter
I f-r--Ag.
RATTLESIUKES
TO DE USED IH
INDUSTRY COW
nALTIMORF:. Md , Nov. IT.
ruvrlopment of the rattleaiieke In
diistty Is to he una of the objecta
of the llliii kliiiwk Itetiiedy com
pany, a fl.ami.ouO concern Just
chartered In thla state., Tha com
pnny Is empower! d 18 conduct
mltieannke faima buy rattler ana
rattleaimke oil and tn develop by
product (.f thn indurtty auch aa
llnlinents. anlvea. etc,
Tha once popular remedy for
snaka httoa Is not mentioned In the
charter, ptobahly nut of reapect lo
the VnlMcud bill and ameiidinnnt
eighteen.
COTTON OIL MILL MEN
AT PRAGUE ON STRIKE
About sixty men employed1 In the
t'nloii iVtt.ui ml Mill at I'l igiie ata en
at l ike, ai coidlng to word received thla
morning by luuda t'onnally, alate
commlHnloncr. The men aia asking for
an Ineremio In w v. and alaoti-t hnuis.
Ciuiliallv plana to leave this afternoon
nr tomorrow ler I inline in noiki an ef .
fort to adjust the illlfeienrea tietwaen
the n.en nnd their mtiloyer.
Men who want a digni
fied, dressy, good quality,
soft leather shoe will
certainly be attracted to
this Selz "Judge" last
This appeals very strong
to professional men, and
it will appeal to you.
Chas. D. Allen
231 West Main
If Easy
PaymentfJ
SaiMgia
tYORK ON CAR LINE
TO BE COMPLETED
Work en lha) extension nf tha Elitht-
eenin gno noinnaoti eireei vtmiiiow.
post lain ed atima llnie aro, haa been r-
aumea, ana win vm rximpieiea nu.i
"Just for Boys
That's the important thing
about the second floor of
Witt's big store. It's a boys
world all itself. Very com
plete in that it includes all the
better things we young
Americans need. Just oodles
of keen suits made to marry
we boys figure and fancy
with perfect affinity, 'n over
coats, 'n furnishings, ev
erything a feller needs. You
won't find its equal in many
institutions in the whole
woild. Tell your folks about
it 'n everybody.'
,tl
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Rnum
Iiuilding
V
REMOVAL SALE
Starts Monday, Nov. 17
A few months ago our present location was leased
to another firm and we were given notice to vacate
before January 1, 1920.
In turn, we secured a lease on the building now
occupied by the Strand theater, just 2 doors east of
our store 112 West Main.
This building will be remodeled; work starting
about December 1. While the workmen are busy pre-
tiaring our new home for occupntion, we will be get
ing ready to move for move we must by December
SI, 1919.
Our stocks will have to be reduced materially
before moving day, so we are going to give the fol
lowing discount:
10 and 15 Off
The 10 paretat rlurtlon applies to Diamond, Walchei, Col
Glial, Sllvrar and Jtwelty.
The IS patrent reilurtioa anpliri In Ivor Good!, Leather Goods.
Pearl and Fane Btaflt, an'l Toilet Articles and to think, you wll
lie able lo secure your Chriiimai tiifti at iuih biff, rrdticiinni -you
an pay cab or huy on credit pa ing a little eai'li pay-day. Same
liieount whether it's caih or credit.
-ROS
HGWcct r.laln
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rowdy for nparatlnn by ttacember I,
aava John W. Hhnrtel, vice prealdent
and general manager of lha Oklahoma
Hallway company.
The line now nine to Twenty aecond
at i wt and la to be extended alt Idn ks.
Th ru-inhiiilc service now mnlniatiied
will be cool. n. led after tha eitenslon
's In iitiHriitlon.
S. Hoy Scout Outfitters,
Wirt Glokhin$ ft
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Rallraad Loses Oil Lands.
WAHIIINtrrON, Nov. 17. -lha
emnivnl, by an oplaluii today In I
supreme ro ort, won Ita tight lo U
cniicaped n .lenls for n u ara nf l;i
irmnla oil land valued at llt.ntu
alleejed In have been oi l .Ineil thru
fia id l y lha 8 lUlhern l'a Iflis rtua
pany.
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