The Chattanooga News. (Chattanooga, Okla.), Vol. 14, Ed. 1 Thursday, December 30, 1920 Page: 4 of 4
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THE CHATTANOOGA NEWi
Published Every Tlmrmlay at Chattm
nooKa, Comanche County, Oklahoma.
MRS. LUCY L. EASTON Owner
-O. S. GEIGER Manager
Subacription Price $1.00 Per year
Entered as second class matter Feb
ruary 27. 1905, at the Ponoffice at
Chattanooga, Okla., undei the Act of
Congresg March 3 1879.
Advertising Rate* Made Known on
Application.
Sidewalk Bids.
The City Council of Chatta-
nooga. Oklahoma, will receive
bids for the construction of Side-
walks along Third street on the
south side of lots 11, 12, 18, 19,
20, Mock 18, and 11, 12, 13, 14,
15, Block 19, in Mangum Addi-
tion. And on the east side of
lots 1 and 24, Block 43, on west
side of lots 18 and 19, Block 35.
On the west side of lot 13, Block
37, in the original townsite of
Chattanooga.
According to specifications
upon application, City Council
has the right to accept or reject
any bids.
Bids to close December 30
1920.
CITY COUNCIL
Of Chattanooga, Okla
The Chattanooga
Telephone Co.
Cali by Numbers
BROWN & WHITE. I'liOl'ltN.
TAKEN UP—Black til ley 3 or
4 yeais old. Owner can have
same by proving property and
paying for this ad.
L. R. Mundt.
Phone 52 on line 7.
Before buying a mu=
sical instrument see
GROSS
The Piano Man
405 C, Lawton, Okla.
CARD OF THANKS
jfiWe, the children of Mrs, A. I). Pitt«
take this method of thanking the most
kind and benevolent people of Chatta
nooga for their aid and sympathy
through the death and funeral of our
beloved mother,
J. D. Pitts. T. A. Pitts. Retha Pitts,
Happy New Year to all.
Nobody knew that Walter Da-
vis was herding a bunch of
quail(?) in his back yard until he
gave the secret away himself the
other morning and sent a few of
his friends around for a little
private shooting. Details of the
sport will be gladly furnished
by I rank Coburn, Dew Stimpson
or Cliff Stanley.
The Chattanooga Chapter of
Order of Eastern Star will hold
their installation of officers Fri-
day night, December 31, at Ma-
sonic hall. The families of all
members are invited to attend.
Mrs. Albert Zea and children
cf Lawton are here this weei<
visiting her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. T. A, McDaniel.
Mrs. O. D. Hyder, of the Chat-
tanooga Cash Store is attending
tne funeral of Geo. Schumpert
in Frederick today.
Mike Murphy of Savanna, Ok-
lahoma, Miles of Waurika, and
Bob of Indiahoma, spent Christ-
mas here with their parents, Mr.
and Mrs. John Murphy.
The weather up to this (Wed
nesday) evening h;is b»oi m-
fall for nearly thre
but we art; not going to make |
any prophccy for tomorrow.
We are so crowded for spue;-
tlii.i week that we were compell-
ed to omit a number of interest-
ing items, which we regret, but
^ppuld not avoid.
More Power to the Rock Island
A large percentage of Rock Island trains move day and night,
u *ve[aKe run of their locomotives is little more than 150 mile/.
Hence the number of engines required by a Railroad whose milage
is equal to one-third of the distance around the world is vastlv greater
than you realize. ' *
At the end of a run, every engine mnst be given a thorough overhauling that
keeps it out of service the better part of a working day. For emergencies reserve
e gines must be held in readiness. And there are numerous yard and switch en-
gines at all division points Tne engine item, therefore, from both an investment
and a repair-expense standpoint, i3 very heavy.
Eight years ago the story of the ROCK ISLAND locomotive was was told in
McTlSI^^ and 0PP0Site * iS a of the
1912
Average cost
Value of coal consumed per
month per locomotive
Opernting cost per month
per locomotive owned
( ost. of keeping in condition
month per locomotive
$31,000.
364
678
205
1920
Average cost
Value of coal consumed per
month per locomotive
Operating cost per month
per iocomative owned
Cost of keeping in condition
per month per locomotive.
$72,800
743
1,506
Good Cooking Clean Food Saaittry Room
POLITE ATTENDANCE
AT
THE STAR
CAFE
We Ask a Continuation'of your Business
ThisCA.FE will Continue To Be Headquarters For
Hungry Humanity.
FRESH FISH, Oysters
Served in Any Style
T. A. jVIcDaniel
DAVIDSON BROTHERS OLDSTAND
800
Notwithstanding these enormous price increases, the ROCK ISLAND rP.,li.
ing the grave necessities of the public, has purchased 35 new engir.es at a tot >
af $2,548,035. an additional engine for every 230 miles of track. These engines a°re
of the most powerful passenger and freight t> pes. They are capable of dfvdotdnr
maximum speed under heavy loads, and added lo the fleet «.f lcc< motives already in
service, will greatly facilitate the handling of traffic. ' 3
L. M. ALLEN,
Vice-President Passenger Traffic Manager
More than 8000 miles of track, Serving 14 States
T'rrrrr-.rcr.^c'^i":".,vftnrriraoasa.*jjA'aay eehu
K
our Locks, Comfort,
depend largely on your clothes. Let
us help you to good looks, comfort and
satisfaction, which are built into "Shield
Brand" Clothes for men and young men
They have the reputation behind them,
plus our guarantee fuily backed by the
makers
New styles in a variety of patterns jusi
ln--come and look them over now
K
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New Homes
for Old
A PORCH, new doors and
windows, a better roof,
shutters—and the old home
is almost new again. If you
think it can't be done, then study these pictures carefully.
A glazed door providing a daylight vestibule replaces the old front
stoop. \\ ings at the sides made possible both a living porch and a
sleeping porch. A broad roof and shutters add a touch of hominess.
In tlii simple way, a home of beauty and usefulness was made out of
an old house
If you are unable to build a new home just now, why not remodel
old bouse? A little fixing here and there will make it more com-
' ible. If it is shabby, remodeling will improve its
•ij'i 'ilui and v.due.
You wi!! be surprised and pleased when you find how economical
it i to remodel an old house. Come in and we'll talk it owr together
Bim-iiENFRO LUMBER CO.
CHATTANOOGA, - OKLA,
notiue fob publication
Department of the Interior.
U. S LAND OFFICE,
At Guthrie, Oklahoma, Nov. 29, 1920
NO I ICE is iiereqv given that
JOHN B. MOORE
of Loveland. Oklahoma, who', on Feb-
r^'V920' made H" K. Act March |
• . 1919, No. 012811, for Southeast 1-4
Section 6, Township 3 South,, Kange
4 west Of the Indian Meridian, has
notice of intention to make final
I hree year Proof to establish claim to
the land above described, before H. It
"landing, U. S, Commissi „er, at his i
office at Lawton, Oklahoma, on the
~olh day of January, 1921,
Claimant names as witnesses
U. C Redway J Loveland, Oklahoma !
t V7 V''"'"eU 01 ljOVela"d, Oklahoma,
w i .' f.? Jrd °f LoVfclu"d. Oklahoma.
. L>. Clinkscale, Loveland. Oklahoma
• Y. CALLAHAN, Register,
NOTICE FOB PUBLICATION
Department of the Interior.
U. S. LAND OFFICE
At Guthrie, Oklahoma. Nov. 2U 1920
NOTICE is hereby given that
HE'flNOLD C. RedWaV
of Loveland, Oklahoma, who. on JHn
uary 12th, 1920. made II. E No. 012,"85
fer Lots 1 and 2 and South half of
| Northeast 1-4 Sect! „ 5, Township :<
, boutb. Rai1)fe 14. west „f the Indian
| Meridian, ha. ti ed notice of in:e„ti,.n
| to make Final three year Proof, to
establish claim to the land above de
I scribed, before II H. Blanton*. U S*
; Commissi,er. at his oM.ce a. Lawton!
Oklahoma, on the 26U, day of jlllluaty
Claimant names as witnesses:
John D. Moore of Loveland Oklahoma
A. N. Goaseti ut Loveland Oklahoma.
E II. Mi, If ord of Lovelanc Oklahoma.
»>, O. Clinkscale Loveland Oklahoma.
J. CALLAHAN, Register.
GIFTS
In the Fender building is now open
for business. We wili give you the
best the market affords.
On account of (he scarcity of help we will serve
meals farmer style.
We are not experts'at the businesss but will try
and fill your needs. We solicit a share of
your business.
HOWARD 8 WEST;
ft* J. McDANIEL 11 31. KAMKY
Chattanooga
<n
Phone or leave your next order
with us and welwili demonstrate
Real Grocery Service,
flASEY
Phone No. 12 Aut(, D,iivery
MzjawmarammBeaaiaBEJR
;sl_»' axKr .«£:< JCaL.:,;..' aaua • a—
THAT GIVE 365 DAYS OF I
REAL SERVICE
\ I'AI It OK t.'OOl) GIjASSKS
jMy Giit Certificate p'an enable J
{you to make the pivsentHlion on!
i Cm i tmas morniiiK and listve the '
eyes examined afterwiud.
| DR. V. E. BOWERS
OPTOMBTKIST
j ^ Lawton ;
iTi*TTPTIT. inn
We will not issue the News
again until next year.
Get Your Suit Now
While they are marked down
Diess goods all selling 3t low prices
Now Is Your Opportunity
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