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TE1raRAPH1o TREKs.

BuRNED.-The Nilsson rendering
works, near Cheektowaga, New York,
were burned Friday morning; loss,
100000.
REJECTBD-At 4 meeting Of the
National Founders Association at
Cleveland, It has been decided to reject
absolutely the demand OF molders for
an advance Of twenty-five cents per
day In wages.
CONTROL. - The San Francisco
Chronicle says that the Southern Pa
citic and Santa Fe roads have perfected
traffic deal that Is designed to control
etfectually all the passenger business
In the state Of California, within the
territory OF the two companies.
DISABLED.-The remarkable fight OF
the Bessemer Steamship Company, bet
ter known as the Rockefeller fleet,
against the big iron and steel manu-
featuring concerns OF the country, to
maintain ore carrying rates on the
great lakes, has resulted in the putting
out OF commission forty-five large
steamships.
PEWTIoN.-Advlces are expected at
the papal legation soon, concerning the
petition which n contingent of Iowa
Catholics recently took 20 Washington
for transmission to the pope and which
Archblshop MartInelli forwarded. Its
object is to secure the elevation of Fort
Dodge. where the petitioners reside, 10
bishoprlc instead OF Sioux City, as
the authorities in Rome contemplated.
REFUsED.-The chancery court OF
London has refused to grant the in
junction applied for by w. S. Gilbert,
the dramatist, 10 restrain Jeanette
steer. the American actress, from con-
tlnuing the production, at the Comedy
theatre, Of the formers play OF "Pyg-
malion and Galntea," on the ground
that she had materially altered the
business as arranged by him, and as It
had been played under his direction by
other actresses.
sAIL-The transport Grant. which
will sail from San Francisco on Sun
day, for NagasalSi aud thence II is be-
lirved to Che Foo or Taku, viii carry
500 men OF the Sixth cavalry, which, IN
addition to hospital corps made mp at
the Preside, 800 recruits and 900 ma
rlnes, will constitute the force going to
china. The Ninth infantry and n sig
nal corps from Manila and the marines
already In China viii complete General
chNrfee'S forces, making 6,OO0;to 5000 in
all
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Presldine omeers not settled.

KANSAS CITY. June 29.-The seleO4
tIon for presiding officers Of the eOnven-
tion has'uot yet been determined. The
,aational committee will prepare tho
name of the Temporary ohsirnan, who
will no doubt be endorsed by the cons
vention. So far as possible the cons
mittee Will also arrange for the porma-
nent chairman and available men for
that place will be canvassed at the fret
meeting. Mayor d. A. Rose. OF Mil-
waukee, and Chas. S. Thomas, of Col
orado. have been suggested for tens
porary chairman and it is expected that
one OF them viii be chosen. Represen-
tative James D. Richardson, Of Tennes-
see. has been suggested for permanent
chairman.
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AMERICAN GOVERNMENT
Acquainted With the Terms Of the
Agreement-Cabinet Refuses.

Acquainted With the Terms Of the
Agreement-Cabinet Refuses.
WASHINGTON, D. c., June 29.-The
state department also was made ac-
uuainted with the terms Of the agree
ment between the consuls and the vice.
roys looking to the protection Of for
eign interests in the southern prov
lnces in China. The first step to this
end was indicated in secretary Hays
cablegram of last Wednesday to the
American consuls In China, authorizing
them to take direct action instead Of
waiting on possible communication with
Minister Conger Thus authorized,
Consul General Goodnow at Shanghai,
and probably several others in the
south began negotiations with the vice
roys and Taotis of their respective dis
trIcts. The outcome was the nine ar
tlcles of agreement. The text is with
held here from publication, but 1t iS
understood that its general purpose is
to make neutral the Chinese treaty
ports at NanlSlu and Haukow.
Would be Under Protection Of Chi
nese..
The naturalization would involve the
withdrawal of foreign men of war from
the treaty ports and also of any foreign
troops or sailors. leaving to the Chi
nese authorities and the residents of
Shanghai and the other ports the pre-
servatlon of order At Shanghai, the
foreign settlements have organized a
very effective home guard, so that this
port would be much safer as refuge
for foreigners than any other In that
part Of China, in the event that the
naturalization scheme is put into effect.
The agreement ls believed to have come
to the state department through Mr..
WI, the Chinese minister here, and is
probably one OF number OF Identical
notes addressed 10 the European pow
ers and to the United States. Before 1t
can become cnectivc, It must receive
the formal approval Of the govnrnmen.
nero. anu u IlliN tllu VIII HlH'tNi "'''
laid before the cabinet at to-day's sess-
ion. AS already stated, there Is pre-
cedent for the naturalization Of the
treaty ports in time of war, but the
conditions were never quite similar to
those now proposed.
Failed to Eatify Agreement.
The cabinet failed to ratIfy the agree
mcnt mt to-day'a mcrting. In fact the
document in It's inception and various
stages OF development was regarded as
properly open to such doubt as to war
rant the belief that the foreign con-
suls, as a body, certainly never entered
into the agreement In addition to the
subjects above mentioned ns forming
part Of the agreement II. appears that
the conguls bound themselves to acqult
the Chinese government OF any respon-
.sibnity for rlotnG. murder and plllage
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In sympathy with Democracy.

KANSAS CITY, June gs.-The pros
gramme of the silver Republicans viii
be mapped out tomorrow when Chairs
man Towne, of their national commits
tee, arrives. 1t IS expected that seua-
tor Teller, of Colorado. will be tempoF-
ary chairman and that c. L. Brown, OF
Ohio, will be permanent chairman. Bry-
and will be nominated for President on
the same day that he is nominated BY
the Democrats. The silver Republicans
would like to name Towne for vice press
idsnt, but II the Democratic convention
should choose another candidate, It -
quite possible that the choice will be
ratified by the silver Republicans.
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nothing compared with their spread
eagled advent, as will be seen by the
gauges to-day Of the Blossburs OIL
Company's ave wells, which are making
only thirty barrels production day,
while the aggregate production OF the
weIlsbopo OH Companys good wells is
only go barrels day, Five and six
barrel wells Is the story now, while the
development Of vast quantities Of salt
water has added materially to the
rapid downward course OF the new
pool, which had died a-bornin'% so to
speak.
Nothing In the Polar Regions,
Nor has the big things eventuateO in
the watsonvIlle field that many thought
sure would, and instead OF gushers and
good wells being found, busters and
light waisted bumpers are the rule.
Just at present there is nothing In sight
in the polar regions to cause the least
uneaslness. The Sugar Lake pool has
about been eornered and nothing more
OF Importance may be looked for from
this section. In different localities in
old Butler county number of good
wells were found during the past week,
but they were all drilled in territory
dug out years ago and amounted to
nothing more or less thRa scratch,
ana In few day will be heard of no
more. Some little local excitement was
created In the heavy oil district end OF
the Raymillon field In rne middle of
the week, by the discovery of new
well of unusual calibre on the Craw-
ford farms. two and one-half miles and
little east OF south from the ancient
town of Raymillon. The product is of
the Franklin heavy oil variety ana the
hnd is looked upon Os quite valuable
The latest report from the we'll to-
night iS that It is flowing through the
casing. but no effective gauge has been
taken. The contractor was again made
glad by the reduction or another cut
by the manufacturers in the price of
cordago this week, which should have
been made weeks ago.
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1NrERNAT1oNA1 ARMY
That VIII Fight the Chinese Con-
sists Of 10000 Men.

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sists of $4,000 Men.
PARIS, June pa representative of
the Associated Press was informed to-
day that as a result of negotiations be-
tween the powers, an agreement has
been arrived at which provides for the
maintenance of the statu quo, as re-
CARDS spheres Of influence and CONNER
clal agreements. and also respecting the
nature of the guarantees and compen-
sations which will be demanded from
China.
According to the understanding the
international army Of occupation will
consist of $4,000 men. Russia and Japan
will provide 10000 each; Great Britain
will provide 10000 men; France, 5000,
and Germany, America and the other
powers, 5000 each.
The Russian army corps in Siberia
which has Just been mobIllzed, will only
cross the Chinese frontier in the event
of the crisis being aggravated.
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PROTECTION
GUARANTEED
BY YICEROYS.
Our Citizens in Southern China
Given GUARANTEES Of Safety IN
der Certain Conditions.
CABINET REFUSES TO ACCEPT
The PrOposition-want All Men of
War Withdrawn from Treaty
Ports and Acquit China.

PARIS, June %, 3 p. m.-The minis
ter of foreign affairs, NJ. Delcassc. in
formed the cabinet council to-day that
the viceroy of Yunnan had telegraphed
that NJ. Francois, the French consul,
and his party, who left Yunnan-sen.
June "a, had reached Tong-Hal half
way to Tonquin, June p. safely.
The vlceroy, 1t was further announc-
ed. had caused the ring leaders Of the
mob which attacked the Francois
party June 4, to be. beheaded.
The French government. NJ. Delcasse
further said. was in receipt Of a cable
dispatch saying the viceroys Of Nan
kin and Hankow guaranteed the safety
of foreigners in the central and south
ern provinces, where order 1t is assert
ed. has thus far been undisturbed.
Undertake to Protect Missionaries.
Later, it was announced that the Chi
nese legation here had communicated
to the French government the text Of n
document cabled by the viceroys of
Nankln and Hankow. June %, which is
an agreement between the viceroys and
consuls at Shanghai, whereby, subject
to certain conditions. the viceroys un-
dertake to protect the missionaries and
foreign merchants in South and East
China. The document which was sent
for ratification by NJ. Delcasse, con-
slsts OF nine articles.
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sU1zER WITH BRYAN.
Stands Firm for 1e to /, and Will
work Earnestly for It.

Stands Firm for 1e to l, and Will
Work Earnestly for It
LINCOLN, Neb., June 2s.-The vicO
presidential boom OF Congressman Sui
ger, of New York, received looahtmpetuS
to-day with the arrival OF that gentle
man In I4lacoln. Mr., suIzer cnAno on
the morning train and remained uutil
late tonight. He saldHhis 1nissIon WIS
to talk with Mr.. Bryan on matterS per-
tanning to the success Of thetDompcgatiU
party and continued:
"I have no higher ambltionttn pelttioo
than to see Mr. Bryan'Preslfent aad I
will gladly subordinate allSmy ambi-
tions to bring-thnt about. am NOT
seeking the vice presidentiuF nomina-
tIon. A number Of my friendsthavotn-
terested themselves in my behalf and I
understand, are working for me ut
Kansas city. T-have hadSa pleasant
day with Mr.. Bryan and can say iuaS-
general way that we-disGlIssedasGbj
relating to thessucCess OF the 1paCtSlin
the pending campalgH'
Mr.. sulzersaid he would ,uoo bcttiO-
fed with half heartsd relterStie4 %
the Chicago platform so far aS AhH
financial plank is concerned.
'"If there is an attempt to eVadeJtlfaS
ISSUE" said sle, az shall take the. .hoor,
There must and there wlllNbe q, n,dlreet
emphatic declaration for silver at'164tp
1 in the Kansas City platform"
as that'AI Bryans sentiment2" ha
was asked.
'I cannot speak for Mr.. Bryun," Maa
his reply.
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oorroborated by London Times.

LONDON. June sO.-The Shanghai
correspondent of the Times, telegraph
ing yesterday, says:
"The United States battleship Oregon
went ashore in fog of Hoo Kle Is
land thlrty-ive miles north OF Che
Foo. Messrs. JardIne. Mathieson &
Company are sending her assistance"
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CHARLESTON. W. Va. June CO.
Secretary aG state William O. Dawson
has Issued a charter to r, Wclty Co.
o; Wheeling, with Sl,OOOOOO capital,
paid up, to conduct a Wholesale liquor
and whisky manufacturing business,
The lncorpotators are c. w. Welty
samuel Welty, Rose Wclty aud Mar
glrat Welty. al OF Wheeling.
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Lieutenant Draper was BORN July "a,
1875. at Valley View, Iowa. SandasorTed
with the Sixtesnth'iifantry as'private,
corporal, sergeantFand first sergeant Of
COmpany:D, from July, 1897, to Novem-
Der, 1889. He was serving in the Phil
ippine islands as an enlisted man at
the date of appointment as second lieu
tenant Of the Twenty-secOnd infantry
and was continuously with his. regiment
to June %, 1900, when he was drowned.
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BIG STEEL COMBINE.
Effected by Representatives of 90
Per Cent Tool Manufacturers.

EHecteo Oy representatives OIL oO
Per Cent Tool Manufacturers.
PITTSBURGH. Pa, June 29,-Repre-
santatlves of 30 per cent of the cruclble
OF tool steel manufacturers OF the
country have been In session here for
several days, completing arrangements
for combination OF all the interests
into one concern. The result Of this
meeting is the announcement thnt
within thirty days tunless something
Unforeseen occurs) the combine will be
effected. It viii be known as the Cru
cIblc steel Company Of America, Will
operate under New Jersey charter and
be capitalized at 100000.
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WEST VIRGINIA w1REIETs.
Crushed by a Log.

EEKINs, w. Va. June 2s.-Theo-
dore Brubaker, aged 20 years, son Of
David Brubaker OF this place, was
crushed to death by large log which
his team dragged over him, near Cum
berlapd, Nd,
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LIEUT.. DRAPER DROWNED.
Sad Death of Gallant Young officer
Who Cnmn Irn from the Ranks.

WASHINGTON, June 2s.-General
Macarthur has cabledsthe war depart
ment the following account of the death
Of Lieutenant Draper:
Manila, June 2s.-second Lieutenant
faui Draper. Twenty7third d. infantry,
drowned, on morning Ot JuneI2S;, work
ing fon ferry near .santAntanla, sNuova
Eeija, 1uzon; ;fb0dy. notHyetlrecoJeIed.
'sNIACARTHUR."
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PIEDMONT. w. Va. June 2O-Pnnsy
LcEgr. daughter Of John W Lcggc,
as a IS years, and GIaga KeIly, daugh-
ter O.! John Eoliy. aged ~ years. ran
away from home here last Tuesday,
They left AZ 81 81. IN. On the Baltimore
Il Ohio. and are supposed to have goct
to J5hn5town, Pl. The parents arc
much worried, and John Kelly has
gona on the hunt Of the youthful run
awlyA
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OREGON RUNS ASHORE

On the Island of Hoo Kie-Assist-
ance is at Hand.
SHANGHAI June 29.--It is reported
here that the United States battlsshIp
oregon is ashore on the Island Of Hoo
Kle, in the Mao Tao group, fifty miles
north Of Che Foo and that d steamer Of
the Indo-Chipa steam navigation ebln-
pany has gone to her assistance.
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Purchases a Hotel.

PIEDMONT, w. Va, June a9-John
Wilson has purchased the Randolph
hotel ut EllSins, w Va. from the West
Virginia Central Railway company, for
$4,000.
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ON-Montevidcnn Montreal,
NEW YORK K-PhOenica, Hamburg.
QUEENST0 T0WN-PGnnland 'PhnRdel-
phla for Liverpool
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wonther Forecast for To-day.

WASHINGTON. June 29.-For ohlos
Fair Saturday and Sunday; cooler in
southwest portion Saturday; fresh
northerly winds.
For West Virginia; Showers, followed
by fair weather Saturday; Sunday
fair; northerly winds.
Local Temperature.
Tho temperature yesterday as observed
by {. Schnepf druggist corner Market
and Fourteenth streets was as f"lleWs;-
a. m,..,,........ 75l'3 p. m.............. 50
GA. ni.............. S9l y, n.,.,,....,.,, 81
L m.,,..,,...Y...., gOl ChangeaPlcS
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Showing the Whito Feathsr.

The Gaines annex in TIoga county,
Pennsylvania, is showing the white
feather, and the big boom inaugurated
by the bear element has turned out to
be n boomerang. The big production
anticipated when the first two or three
gushers were found has not, nor is 1t
likely ever will materiallze, although
the drill has been rushed to the utmost
limit, 1t has been demonstrated, as
predicted in a previous review. that the
Gaines shallow sand would not yield u
big production and that the wells would
not show staying qualities. All this has
come to pass and the scare at Gaines Is
thing OF the past and the trade need
have no fear OF an over-production
from this quarter. In fact the new
pool has been sorry disappointment
and many who made reckless invest
ments would now be glad to see tho
color of their money tgain. Tho big
producers have gone TO pieces and the
producers at Gaines are now very ordi-
nary affairs The production OF the
gushers have dwindled down to mere
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$ 54e Ssr0mssuesy s. tie
+ Se0 5aHfly Ssssr 81 W
I tie STATE Only 10 ceuD rs
: a UseA.
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81 austue,, s. S'oet.
SaApea 81 9v Rdpsr-
a.iuO 81 5ho Satem-
asnssc
etatastNieSeD,
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NEW YORK sToCKs.


NEW YORK MAY 31.-The stock mar
ket was affected at the opening ly Il
jump in sugar and by the buoy u4cy o.
the London market on the w9r cnws
There were $500 shares OF sugql rold
simultaneously at 11S% TO 120, court:c
with 117h at Tuesdays close. Othe, trans.
actions showed particular strength I'm the
railroad list. Brooklyn union gas jumt el
2k points
The realizing which met the adv2.1' e
at the opening was sufficient to turn
prices downward, the losses reaching a
point in sugar and Missouri Poetic
Consolidated gas advanced 2 poln on
the annyGn cement Of the absorpt..9 6 (
the Standard Gas company but later lost
hal fof the gain. American ice rose 2
points. Business was dull and largely
confined to ,ugar and grargers.
The ma Eet vas lightly hrmer IN tha
second hour, out the Improvements wee
hardly percepi:Dle aside from suSar,
which ral,'rl from 11SA to 119 on a far
ther advance ~ t'ice of refinei sugar
Chicago, Inlia1apclis and lou sci lie
broke 2ia points. Bonds we're firm and
more active than stocks.
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WANTS"

Advertisements in this column &c per line
each insertion. No advertisement taken for
less than 25 cents.
FOR RENT-Two furnished rooms, for
two ladies or man and wife. Enquire 3l3 +
Warner
Money to patent good ideas may be sec
ured by our aid, address THE PATENT RE-
CORD Baltimore. Md"
WANTED-l0OO Subscribers for the Okla
homa Leader one year and the Farm Journ.
al, Ave years for SOC. Sample copies on APP
plicaton.
WANTED-Bright boy 10 canvass tor the
Oklahoma Weekly Leader and Atlanta Con
titution. Good paw to right party.
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FIGHT
Between Mccoy and Ryan Dc
cIared n | raw.

CHICAGO, MAY 31-The six round
bout between Kid Mccoy and Tony Ryan
at Tattersalrs last Tuesday night, which
Referee Hogan awarded to Mccoy at the
end Of the sixth round, has now been Of
fcialIy declared draw. Immediately
after the fight Ryan protested against
the decision, claiming that the contest
ants had agreed upon a draw If both
should be on their feet at the wind up,
emphasizing his protest with a fistic as
sault on Hogan. They were separated
by the police and Hogan disclalmed any
knowledge of the greement between the
boxers.
The Tattersall's athletic association to-
night officially rccinded the decision in
the following statement:
ITO the Public: Owing to the public
controversy ensuing on the decision rend-
cred last Tuesday night, and in justice
to Mr. Tommy Ryan the Tattersalls ath-
letic association has reclnded the decis-
ion Of Referee Malachy Hogan i'm the
contest between Tommy Ryan and Kid
Mccoy The decision I'm favor Of Mccoy
is hereby recalled, and in it's stead the
club declares the contest a draw. This is
done by reason Of the seventh clause in
the articles of agreement:
IF both men are on their fcet at the
end OF the sixth round there shall be
no decision given
"In taking this action the clubs rights
a wrong traceabe to Referee Hogan's
ignorance of the conditions. IIe did not
know of the stipulation, and on these
grounds the decision is hereby reversed" D."
Accompanying the statement is the
following from Referee Hogan:
"This is to certify that had l been in
formed of the stipulation as contained in
clause seven Of the articles of agreement
there would have been no decision rend-
cred"
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Eastern Oklahoma Time Card.
woMEN's.CLUBs OF GUTHRIE.

ACORN CLUB-Mrs f. X. Brooke president:
~ Mrs. j, j, Houston, secretary. Meets on
every Thursday afternoon.
CAMBRIDGE CLUB-Mrs. A. H. Huston,
" President: Mrs. n. NJ. Carter. secretary.
Meets every alternate Tuesday.
/ LXCELSIOR CLUB-Mrs. Almont Hixon,
/ President, Mrs. Geo II DOdSon, secretary.
Meets every Monday afternoon.
CHAKESPEARE CLUB Mrs JosephWisby,
- President: Miss Reese, secretary. Meets
each alternate Tuesday.
COROSIS CLUB-Composed of the society
- ladies led by Miss Helen Green. Meets
every Tuesday.
HHAUTAUQUA CLUB-Mrs. w L Rhodes,
~ President Mrs. N M Carter, secretary.
Meets every Thursday afternoon.
BANNER UNIVERSITY EXTENSION
- MISS Alma Carson, president; Miss Anna
Hutchinson, secretary Meets Saturday
evening. -
CAPITAL UNIVERSITY EXTENSION
~ Mrs. Julia Ryan, President; Miss Mar
guerite Byrne, secretary, Meets every
Wednesday evening
Oficers of City Federation-Mrs. Frank
Dale, President; Mrs. j. j. Houston, Secre-
tary.
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Special Low Rate Excursions via the
ChOctaw Route.

Special Low Rate Excursions via the
Choctaw Route.
Biennial convention of the National
Republican League of the United
States, St. Paul, Mimi. Tickets on
sale July l4th, 18th and 10th at one
fare plus So for the round trip. Tickets
are limited until July 2lst for return
passage.
Baptist Young People of America
industrial convention, Cincinnati, Ohio.
Tickets on sale July 10th, 11th and
18th at one fare plus So for the round
trip. Tickets limited for return pas
sage until July 18th, with privilege Of
extending until August 10th,
Knights of Pythias conclave, Detroit
Mich. Tickets on sale August 25, 26
and 81 at one fare plus two dollars for
the round trip. Tickets are limited
until Sept. 5 for return passage with
privilege of extending until Sept IA.
For any information regarding the
above named rates call on or write c..
B. Hart. G.. w. A., c. o. & G., r. R.,
Oklahoma City; E. p. Kidwell, TIP. A.
Oklahoma City, Okla; or ]. F. Holden
Traffic Manager, Little Rock, Ark.