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The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-08-15

A brisk demand for shipment on outgoing
steamers, together with the usual extra inquiry
for local week end wants. brought out some ex-
tensiTe buying of fresh fruits, and the market
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Business on the Local Exchanges
Quiet and Of Saturday Character
Loans. Exchange and silver

412. 691, against $50. 651 514 for the same week
last year. a gain Of s76i, III. or 81 per cent.
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SOUTH OMAHA
SOUTH OMAHA Aug 14.-Cattle-Recefnts
100; market unchanged Western steers 81 So
1850; Texas steers. $305; range cows and
heifers. 81 75Q4.25; Gamers. sac So; stockers
bulls and stays. $2.7564.75.
Hogs-Receipts. 5. 400: market steady Heaxx
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Hides-Culls and brands sell about = 9lc IN
der quotations. Heavy sailed steers, l378cs me-
dunn. 13c; light 12c. cowhides izc Tor neafS.
l2c for light. stays SIZE; salted kip. l5cs sai.ea
veal. lie; salted calf. 171zc; dry hides 21cs ory
kip 2Oc; dry calf. 25c: dry veal. 23c. dry stags.
16c: sheepskins, shearllngs. 2044Oc each; short
WOOL 5o9T5c each; medium. 75c4$1 each; long
wool, S1.2561.75; lambs, 150I5cs horSenides.
salt. 81 25a2 so for large and 81. 7502 for me-
dunn. T5cQS1 for small and 25050c for colts;
horsehides. dry S2d225 for large and S1.2oq1
for medium. 50edS1 FOR small and 2505Oc FOR
colts; goatskius prime angora, 75c6$1; large
hair goats. 35c. medium, zoe; small. oGlocs
Mexican dry hides, 1715cs do picked. 16cs do dry
Saited l2c; dry stays. 1Zcs Mexican deerskins.
SO@34c; dry sailed do. 25427cs dry Central
American. 2S032c~ per ID.
Tallow-No. 1 rendered, 565Ees No. 2, 30
415c; grease. 20215c
Wool-Fau lambs S61Oc for southern and II
G15e per 10 for northern.
Hops-Prfces to growers are 11G14c for 1908
per ID. with 1S021c for contracts for new crop
delivery.
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st. Louis Wool Market

ST. LOUIS Aug 14-Wool-Firm. Medium
grades. combing and clothing. 22lad29c: light
fine 201z @261ae; heavy hne. 13l4021c: tub
washed, 259SIe
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Grains Inactive and Unchanged
Hay Continues to Arrive Heavily

s71bc; varnish makers and painters naDhtha. In
bulk lie, In cases 1S12e. -, 60. II,
Turpentine-75e per gallon IN cases anu oo~ -
bulk, drums and iron barrels -. - :, 20 *.
ROsin (Der Dbl OF 2SO lbs)-E, xo.oVs = eo-oo'
G, Sc. 20; H. 81; l. sos; WV. $lu-4O. -.
Red and White Lead Red, s159sc; WHITE 50
REFINED SUGAR MARKET
The Western sugar refining company quoJes -
follows terms net cash: Standard granuiateS4'
fine. 5.f5c: do coarse. 5-25c; fruit sfanu-sseeu'
5-25c: confectioners' A, 520c: erystal lomino s
In cases. S.25c; tablets. in half obls .. .0e.
let's IN boxes. &c; cubes and crushed 49, 49,
powdered 5.35c; candy granulated. 0-5oe' co ntee
toners crystals $3.50: magnolia A, t,e0ci 49,
c, 4.T5c golden @. 465c: d. 45oe Bsr "a ~"
ID bags 5000: in barrels. 5-40c: nan oa, ~
5-s5c; 40 ID tins. 1890: IS lD tins I-oOe' ~ 80 -
tins, lose: ID tins. 7.95c, 80 10 oo1es 49, -
Barrels and 80 ID bags loo. half oarreis ~
boxes soc per 100 lbs more on all grades -.
The California and Hawaiian sugar renn1ls
company quotes as follows: Berry DOC -, NJ
grade bar. $500: powdered $3.50; eres9su.
5-50es c. & II. extra hne dry graduated. o.AOS
coarse dry graduated. 5-25c; eonfectlonsrs - =.
5-25c confectioners' crystals 53oes CUBES; -.
bricks, $500; extra fine granulated tlOo 10 91s
only), -. excelsior A. 4-S5e. extra =, = 20;
golden c. 4.65c; yellow ID. 4-55c; II 4 z erys.@i
dominos. S.25c. Additional per 100 IDS. IN D.
rels and so ID bags. i0c more; half oarreis 90
more: boxes soc more for all grades Bar, y. %
10 and 40 ID tins. ST. 20 more: In 10 10 TINS $50
more Minimum order. carload weight
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Morning Session

BOar0---
10 Alaska Packers Assn ....... sc. 90
50 Associated Oil Co.............. 80 %
j. Associated OIL Co. ............. 80 12i5
30 Hawaiian Coml & Sugar Co. 80 IS
100 Hutchinson S Co ............s11. %
200 Paauhau = Co .............. % IS
10 Pacific Tel & Tel (pfd). 1900. 90. 81 u
10 Pacific Tel Tel fcommonl... al 25
10 Pacific Tel Tel tcommon) -. 4I.l21a
$1,000 Cal Gas & Ell 9 NJ e. G t IS. .101 so
81 600 Northern Cal Power Con IS. -. %. 2J
$1,000 Peoples Water Co IS. ~ 90
$1,000 Peoples Water Co 5s......... II sly
$1,000 Spring Val Wat gen mtge As. IS. 20
Street
% Hawaiian coml & Sugar Co... 1915
leo Honoksa Sugar Go ........ 1925
$1,000 Pacific Tel & Tel 5s....... 1915
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FUTURES

December 81 .4354.
Oats-The market continues dull and feature
less, with prices unchanged.
New reds for feed. SI.s0@1.90 for good to
choice and Sl.70Q1.5I1a for poor to fair; reds
for seed. S2G2.15; black. 81. 50G2.7 10 asked;
gray. TO arrive. sl.75 asked: white. to arrive.
81 asked: new northern white. October
November delivery. S1.65M1. 6T1e; Texas red. in
bulk, S1.9I; in sacks. 81. % per ctl.
Corn-The market is dull and without feature.
Small round yellow, S1.s0 white. s1.S0G7 So;
large yellow, SlT5M1 So; western state yellow
In bulk. San Francisco track. $1.65; white,
81 SO: mixed. 1.63; Egyptian, nominal.
Rye-Quotations continue nomnsl at from
SLIGO up to $1,S5 per ctl.
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to $4,000 bushels. Primary receipts were 91o,-
600 bushels, compared with $4,000 the CORE
spending day year ago. Estimated receipts
for Monday not available.
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BULLS FIELD DAY
IN STOCK MARKET
Rise in Prices of Principal See
curities Proves Profitable
for the Traders

new tOrk StocA A11st
r. T. Hutton Co.. 40 California street.
rDenDers Of the New York stock exchange. fur
nlsh the following list OK bond and stock sales
yesterday:
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London Closing Stocks

DIT slIVer-Stendy; . 9-l6d per ounce.
Money! d& Of / per cent.
The rate OF discount in the open market for
short bills is &015s per cent and for three
months bills 7-i6GIia per cent
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Eastern LIvestocIx Marke.

LIVERPOOL. Aug. 14.-Hops at London pa
eine COAST hrm, IS 1Os0f4 rs
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FUTURES
1920 q. m. Session

No sales.
Barley Sales of feed at the top quotation
were made yesterday. Receipts were quiet and
the market was steady
CASH BARLEY
Good to choice feed, spoe. 81 .40l1 .42Ja; COM
mon to fair. $1.3719 @1.3ss4 per ctl; brewing
- ~ al 40; shipping. nominal chevaier,
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Bank CIearings
Local bank clesrings last week we're $50.
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CHICAGO, Aug. 14.-Cheese strong: daisies.
15IzG15stc; twins. 1415G145te; Young Amer
icas. 1871 d15%c; lOnghOrns, 1515 015a.c.
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California stock and OH Exchange
SALES
Mining stocks

SAN FRANCISCO STOCK EXCHANGE
Following were the sales on the San Francisco
stock and exchange board yesterday:
COMSTOCKg
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GIMLET'S TURN
TO WIN A RACE
CONTINUED from Page Three.)

was to the quarantine dolphin and
back again to the spar buoy. Always
on the run out the Wilder boat with
the long name and Mary gained, but
dropped behind trife when on the
wind.
Luther Hough sailed particularly
heady race in the Pearl and made the
very most of his iib when off the wind
and also kept in places where there
seemed to be the most breeze. He
probably savvies the channel in light
weather as well as anybody, and made
good use of his knowledge.
1t is about time that the small boat
sailors had a little wind for a change.
For the last six or seven Sundays the
breeze has been very light and fiuky.
Next Sunday the first of the three
freak races will start This will be a
start-and-stop race, and, especially if
there be any wind, should be produc-
tive of great excitement.
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NAVAL POLICY
CREATES HUBBUB
Continued from Page One,
Departmental Changes.

Coming to the department proper
Secretary Meyer abolished the board of
construction. This has been composed
of the chiefs of the several bureaus
who have been passing upon and super
wishing the different features of ship
designs and deciding questions in dis,
Tate between the bureaus when their
duties overlapped. A ship is neces-
sarily compromise of conflicting in
terests and the board of construction
generally decided upon such compro-
misses. Hitherto the general board. of
which Admiral Dewey has long been
chairman, has recommended general
types and military characteristics of
warshlps and has been of material as
slstanee IN the formation of up-to-date
designs But when such designs have
been prepared they have been passed
on to the bureau chiefs. composing the
board Of construction.
Now that is to be changed and unite
a different organization installed. Sec
rotary Meyer has tentative organiza-
ton plan, which goes into force Deem
Der /, by which ne IS to have four
| expert advisers. These advisers are to
| head the four new divisions of material
| personnel, the operation Or management
| o. the fleet, and. fourth, inspections,
| ne division Of material will have su-
/ pervlslon over the bureaus which have
| TO do with the construction. continent
/ and maintenance of the fleet and viii
include the navy yards. The adviser
at the head Of that department will
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CITY A||CC|NN(3)
]. w. SMITHIES. Manager.
AT AUCTION

At our salesroom, 125 Merchant St.
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have no executive or administrative
duties to perform but viii be expected
to keep the secretary informed about
all important matters pertaining to
that division. The adviser on person
mel will have oversight of the navy
bureaus that have to do with the Of
iceEs and men, including all matters
relating to the supply and transfer Of
officers and men for ships or stations,
training, education and discipline of
officers and men.
Most Important.
These advisers Will be known as
aides and, of the four, the aide for
operations will be, presumably, the most
important officer. He viii be mem
Der of the general board, which viii
make recommendations as to the mill
tary features of the new ships, as to
the proposed repair or alteration of a
ship which will affect the military fea-
lures, and also as to the expediency
of undertaking extensive repairs in a
given instance. He, in conjunction
with the general board, will recommend
the number, type, and military features
of dry docks, the war college, at New
port, and the naval intelligence bureau
in the department wiH be closely allied
with the aide for operations
Bureau Abolished.
The only other change of Importance
is the abolition of the bureau of equip
ment, over which Admiral Cowles,
brother-in-law of former President
Roosevelt, has long presided. But leg
islation by congress will be necessary
to complete this change. 1t is proposed
that the present duties of the bureau
of equipment shall be divided between
three other bureaus. The purchase of
coal and the transportation Of the same,
it is proposed, shall go to the bureau
of supplies and accounts, while rope
making, canvas work, flag bunting and
the like shall go to the bureau of con-
struction and repair and the prepare
ton of electrical machinery, signal ap-
paratus, chair and anchor manufacture
shall go to the bureau of steam engi
neering.
Much Expected
These constitute all the changes of
Importance which Secretary Meyer is
now undertaking to put into operation.
Much is expected of it by the so-called
navy reformers, who believe that they
have won something of victory. But
the navy officers generally like the idea
of four naval aides of high rank for
the secretary. They have long been
contending for something like that. It
approximates a general staff, such as
the army has by authority of law and
which congress has refused to give the
Navy. Probably there will be opposi-
tion to the changes in congress be-
cause it will be claimed that civilian
is all but entirely eliminated
and navy officers, who are always eager
to enlarge the Navy. and to augment
its operations and Importance will vir-
tually have full swing. Of course, ev-
erything eventually comes down to the
secretary, but the history of such rela-
tions in the government is, that the
trained service men have their way,
more than ever, when they are called
in as advisers and given an opportunity
to acquaint themselves with all that
is going on. However, Secretary Meyer
believes the plan is step in the right
direction and he proposes to give it
thorough trial.
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Beach Property
AT AUCTION.

On Wednesday, Dec. %, 1909, we will
sell at public auction a fine Waikiki
Beach lot, and improvements; 10,9o3 so.
# Torrens title.
Full particulars at our office
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AT AUCTION.


ON WEDNESDAY, DEC. %, 1909
AT II O'CLOCK NOON,
At my salesrooms, 7 will sell at pub.
lie auction to the highest bidder, on
account of whom it may concern, $50
shares of capital stock of W. C. Pea,
cock 6 Co., Ltd, consisting of Ger
tifcates Nos. a and rs for 1921
shares. Certificates Nos. 81, So, II, 81,
81, Sc for 62h shares. Certificate No.
Sc for so shares. Certificate No. 3s
for IS shares. Certificates Nos. Il and
rs for 20 shares.
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IT. - 6FF " ~ SstSrTwWT
! Sports !
a o
s&ssS>2&> ~xk~s - -. - -. -
ROSS WINS THE
CHRONICLE CUP

Official scorer Nigel Jackson, of the
Oahu league, has figured out the bat
ting average for the season. The fol-
lowing list includes all players who
played in four games or more.
J. Ross wins the cup given by the
japanese Chronicle for the best batting
average in the J. A. c. While his
average is not so high as some other
players in the league, he thoroughly
deserves to win the cup, for he has
played in more games than any other
player on the list and has actually
come close to averaging hit for every
game. He has been steady bingler
when bingles were wanted and all his
friends viii join in congratulating this
mighty batter on his success.
The stolen base list is also appended.
As might be expected, that fast little
runner, Sing Chong, heads the list, while
Akana and Ross tie for second place.
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JAS. r. MORGAN,
AUCTIONEER.

When in doubt what to do with
your money, invest in Real Es-
tate.
Consult our office if you want
to buy or sell Real Estate, Stocks
or Bonds. We also negotiate
loans and collect rents. Our
motto, a square deal, reliable in
formation and quick service.
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CANOES CIRCLE NO. 24o, @. OF.
Meets every second and fourth Thurs
q day OF each month, ct 7:30 .. m, in
- San Antonio Hall, Vineyard street.
~ Visiting companions are cordially in
kE& vited to attend
MRS. NJ. r. MEDEIROs. G. @.
MR.. L. A. PERRY. f. s.
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NQSEQGEE l.
TOOK FIRST
Of SERIES
WON OVER CAPITAL CITY
SENATORS IN NINTH
INNrNG


Mnsk5see. Okla. May s.-With a
dlares batting rally ~ the eighth and
Ahsh overcoming blg lead, Muako'
9ee degcased giuthris yesterday This
was the opening game Of the season
ln Muskogee, brass band and auto
parade pas given N which Governor
end Mr. Haskell participated Mayor
MoGarr pitched the first ball, and
AnAd Ledheiter chlef Of police, and
famous man hunter. was the FIRST bats
ter. The stores closed during the az.
iefnouh. making 4 holiday over
lhfee laoucand people attended the
game
scnre X. H. r..
Muskksee ,i0i 900 0i3--6 rs O.
Guthrie 400 600 1905 &
nalteriep Shullz, Coyet and Her
flngsnn Nelson. Price and Clifton.
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COUNTY DIVISION WARFARE

Special 10 the Daily Leader.
AAangum Ok. May Greer county
leaders will not submit to further dis.
memberment Of the county until the
most intense county contest ever wag.
ed IN Oklahoma has been settled al
the polls. The former pride OF South.
western Oklahoma. sThe State Of
Greer has already made q portion Of
many counties, and the now proposed
new county Of Hollis" or Harmon"
is the last arrangement for final piac-
Ing Of Greer In the ordinary county
size.
Not since the first pioneers com
menced building their sod houses oui
0n the great plains country has the agl
tatlon over boundary lines BEEN so IN
tense as at this tlma. and even IN the
days when the state Of Texas and
The Territory OF Oklahoma were iry-
ing the rights Of property 10 see which
had the rights IN this now rich domain
have the lines been So closely drawn.
Already Jackson. Beekham and Rog.
ef Mills counties have been carved
from "lhe state OF Greer and now,
Notwithstanding that q new county
court house has been voted AMI the
Improvements voted by the people or.
lered. Hollis with her strong south
end following undertakes 70 secede
end has taken the proper legal steps
forcing the Issue to the votes Of the
people
County seat men vino have Hetched
The contest with some alarm are max
lnR d sti0nf effort to reason the prop
oalilon back to the present geogfaphl'
aal lines, but me approaching election
Is going to be one where every man
with O ballot lA going 70 be sought.
g0f.soverelgn
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Saturday evening, and although the
weather was rather cool everybody re-
ported most enjoyable time
Saturday evening the business
courga repaired to a country residence
where they celebrated a dance.
- -
Henry 0ursler an ex.sludelu who h
now studying law az Epworth anlyer
sity, was a visitor at saltwater on
Monday having GENE up te see the
University play the A. Il NJ baseball.
The Senior examinations for the
spring torn begin the nrat part Of
next week
Monday evening. May 8, the Grand
May Carnival was held on the college
campus north OF the library building.
Booths decorated h varying gay colors
we're grouped IN circle around cen.
iral May pole Al o'clock p M, the
ahows commenced, supper being sery.
ed on the grounds. AS soon as dark.
ness settled down. the real fun be-.
gan. Confetti. tn horns, and every.
hing found az casnlYals was In evl.
dence. The May pole dance was the
drst thing on the program, ii which
IS young ladies' took part. Side shows
u all kinds and descriptions we're ln
progress, any one Of which could be
seen Tor Q nlckle There was the Wild
animal tent with It's Wild men. villa
animals, ard lts sleeping baby giant
6 feet inches IN height at ls months
T aSei there was the doll show with
It's rows and rows 0f beautiful dolls.
not emitting the rag doll and Niger
DAah there was the chamber Of hor.
Fora which sent q few into Mysteries;
moving picture show; Mrs. Gerald's
wax works. IN which one wax figure
vas dumped upon It's head in such
! manner as TO almost break its neck
he gipsy and Chinese fortune tellers.
he japanese tea booth; ana the shoot.
ing gallery
The various churches served lunch
ea ice cream. candles and lemonade.
The FIRST May carnival at the A. 4
u has been a grand success. and ow
ing 70 tails fact VIII be made yearly
ifials
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-05-08

Ia I 70 / victory Ruckef was baylui
|out Of the box IN the seventh.
Score R.H.E.
Phllade phia .oio 00c 90o-i 3 0
bfooklyn .. 600 600 coll 3 4
Batteripa--Foxen and Doom: Ruck.
er Wilhelm and Bergen,
Tgo.bAse hits Magee. Bransield.
Jordan sacrifice hits-Knabe Brans.
held; stolen bases Bransleld, Os.
borne, Doom. Burch: double plays
Lennos and Alperman. Mcmillan and
Jordan; bases on baIIsLoa Rucker
3, on Fuxeh 2; hit BY pltchefAby FbS
en- ! struck butILby RucAef by
Foxen y; Wild pitch -Foxen. Umplrea
- TRULY and Risler
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ChiidrSn Cry
FOR FLETCHER'S
& a : r - RIA
NOTICE no ARCHITECTS

You are invited by the Board Of Re.
rents for the State Normal Schools TO
present plans and specifications for a
gl00,00000 fire proof building to be
erected at Durant, Oklahoma. for the
Southeastern State Normal school,
plans must be presented at the Of
Ice Of Superintendent f. D. Cameron
Guthrie. Oklahoma not later than 10
i'ciock A. NJ. June 3rd, 1903
The Board reserves the right TO re-.
ecs any aud all plans
JOHN L. MITCH.
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nartlesslle, Okla.D May 81 Barllea-
Tllle defeated Enid. 8 to 4, In the open
ing Eaina of the home season Al
Ililnenzs parade preceded the gaule.
The Attendance WAS estimated a. 1900.
President Shlvely was here and wit
nesand the game McCllnlock, wha
started the game for BaftlHsYllle, nllea
ihb haaeS 10 the nrst and then 81.
loved three runs. Manager Barber
took ihe hox and held the visitors
anfe
Score II. II. r..
naflleagllle 40 O00 00a IS ii q
Enid ....s.. 800 100 600 4 Il j
HatleFles Meellntock Barber and
Brown ashley and Allen 81 -
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Plttshurg May s.-Pittsburg won
from 81. Louis to :. Rhodes did not
show good form and was relieved IN
the sixth BY Sallee. but the locals con.
tlnued to get hits.
Score. R. II. e..
Pitlsburs ..af0 i0g 00e-b rs J.
81 Louis .... ci0 OO0 900 . q q
Batteries - Willis and Gibson;
Rhodes. Sallee and Bresnahan,
summary. Two.base hits Rarbaau.
Kcnetchy: sacrifice Gibson, sto.
len base Bfesnahan, double plays
Leach to Wagner 10 Miller; Charles 70
Konetehy. Hullswltt 10 konetchy;
basea on halls--oiT Willis g on Rhodes
p or sallee q; struck ont-by Willis
G, by Rhodes umpree- Kane aud
KLEIN.
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Special 70 the Daily Leader
Wynnewood, Oh, May S.-ifa Mitch.
sll OF Wynnewood says that deals have
been CLOSED for the necessary land up
n which the new state training school
for boys Is located Work unon the
buildlngf Is 10 begin IN the near m,
tufe. thought It's exact location has not
yet been settled. Under the bill IS.
ablshIng the school. Il Is 10 be located
U GarVln county. between Pauls Val
ley and Wynnewood. on 4Q0,acre
tract OF land the land TO be furnish
ed 70 the state free Mr. Mitchell Is
secretary Of the board Of control Of the
school
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4 pain prescription ia printed upon
ZACH 25c. box Of Dr Shops pink
Pain Tablets, Ask your Doctor oi
Druggista If this formula Is not com
9lete. lain means congestion. blo0u
pressure Head pains, womanly
aims, pain anywhere get Instant re
ieffrom 2 Pink Fain Tablet Wallace
Drug Store.