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Better Kind cf Disl1n1r.

AT last q nisn has inverted better
kind Of diahpan, says the Philadelphia
Ledger. How very long We have used
either a high. round pun or a low oval
one, neither Of which was the shape or
Size oil the sink. llut We have now a
vast Improvement namely. a gquara
dlshpan made Of very heavy re'lnnad
ware. II Is much more Ike the Shape
of the sink. and. in addition, has ths
peculiar feature OF a listle plug at TIL
bottom With a piece Of WjFo netting Sc
that the plug need only b. dr4Nn ON
when the dishwate7 tcals TO b.
changed. In this wag, lie water Is
strained and food particles preyegtel
from going do8n the sink.
The Raymer enterprise., 1915-07-08
.uricE rna PUBLICATION.
lS0hA4ED TkAGF
MIL. ltt,hlsa-rl seri.i c2l7G
PUBLIC LAND SALE

+f~SttttA A'tt f'ethN@A
MIL. ltshaish-rl Serial o2l7G
PUBLIC LAND BALE
rcparmcut af The Interior,
{. 8 Lard Uaiee 81 sleii48. G0o'ado
May .@. 1915.
NOTICE is hereby given that, as d.
reeted by the Commissioner Of the
General Land ofiicp, under provisions
of Sec 2l55, L. s., pursuant TO toe az
piicaion Of Oscar B. Luce, Stoaeham.
Colorado, Serial Mo. Gzl7t9, we will Of
fer at public sale. 10 the highest bid-
der, aut nut for less chan s2.0) per
,aere. 4t Ten o'tloc. A. NJ, oa the Sth
day Vi Jaly. 1915, as&t, at this o-sile,
tiie following traet ef lsnd; South .ialf
ot Southeast Quarter VI aeesjgfi :, q. ;
N. K. 81 West 9TH Fua,ipal Mtfiiia.
containing So acres,
The sale VIII not be isep; opn, but
will be declared closed whga those
present at the hour named aage ceased
bidding. the person making the mgb-
est bid will be required to Immediately
pay to the Receiver the amount thereof.
Any persons claiming adversely the
above described lard are advised to iiie
their claims. or objections. on or be-
fore the time designated Tor sale
a. n. BROWNS. Register.
J. ". cLCYD, Receiver.
The Raymer enterprise., 1915-07-08

That Would Be comc:hine Size.
"The secretary Of agriculture say a
that the skunk is oae cf mans ben
friends" I'VE can stand ihal IL lcnr
as the skunk doesn't aspire 10 belne
pne Of cur closes, ff.nnas.
The Raymer enterprise., 1915-07-08

TO those who know the situation il is
not necessary to say anything about
the road north. Some new settlers
may not know that petitions have been
turned down and money wasted. In
nur opinion tn are has been "a graft in
it, and honest efforts have hesl. made
10 secure roads on SECTION ling and
most direct routes to accommodate the
most people. Whom you hear some
one talking about any wrong doing in
these matters, just ask him how much
he has done. The chances are that. be
has done nothing but KNOCK. Tou get
busy on the other side.
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n.irhrp.

Ii6rore H-ce'sv onee sal1: "Yerrg
7asa % Wee' give ADVICE rs van.
aa.s aai moro easily feiowed ! say.
gorHg rlar, est hcbhy; preferably
ee' fao. enc f9r indoors ard one fer
ont. get q rar ef hfhhT hcrses that
car sa'ely be ridden II orrcs,te direc.
t.ons a. Edward Newton. in tne A..
hatle,
The Raymer enterprise., 1915-07-08

Mr. NJ. Francis was passenger 10
Sterling Tuesday on business. return
ing yesterday.
The Raymer enterprise., 1915-07-08

J. X. Norwood and Jay Hoffman left
Sunday to spend couple OF days in
CHEYENNE.
The Raymer enterprise., 1915-07-08

Miss Marie Allen ard Mrs. Snyder
weat t. M,rg isysst,rlly in the Allen
car.
The Raymer enterprise., 1915-07-08

Mr. Golfers OF ft Morgan WIS. in
town yesterday, having come over with
Mr.. k. Johnson.
The Raymer enterprise., 1915-07-08
ussa Rat . nest rnr.lar.

A baseball bat was uged by john
Kearney Of West PHILADELPHIA to sub
due a burglar WHO attacked him In thy
cellar Of his home After pummeiing
the intruder until he hoWled for mercy
Kearaey turned him over to the pc
Fec.
Kearaey awakened before daylight
and smollei gas. After careful daylight
examination ct the rooms of the FIRST
tccr, he made his way ID The cellar
At the bottom o. the stairs man
jumped oil kearney's Shoulders and q
struggle followed. Jars of raspberry
Jam, tomaiGss, pickles. and ctAer pre-
serves were smasl,d du4 Ing tie com
bat At last ole of Kearney's hama.
closed on q baseball bat rs the two
men rolled about the floor
Wrenching himself loose he swunf
the bat against tho burglars head and
repeated tie operation Until the mas
cried "enaueh."
The Raymer enterprise., 1915-07-08

Fern Petrie Eas been on tie sic. iisl
this week.
The Raymer enterprise., 1915-07-08

Post cards Of the New High scaoul
building can be had at this ol!ice al
t@o cents piece.
The Raymer enterprise., 1915-07-08

Mr.. VOORHEES, passed thru hero yes
terday on his way TO Buckingham.
The Raymer enterprise., 1915-07-08

l.. Allen left the latter part of the
week for Omaha where he transacted
business for few days.
The Raymer enterprise., 1915-07-08

Mr.. and Mrs. St.rritt and daughter
went out 10 their claims north OF town
the latter part Of the week.
The Raymer enterprise., 1915-07-08

The Famous Velvet brand Flour
per sack, only $l.75
Best Yet Morgan Floul) Sl.S5
3 Large cans kraut --.- 25cts
Large CAPS Pork and Beans, 25cts
Large can Iomatoe. 25cts
: cans Johnstone Red Salmon 35cts
cars PinR Salmon 25c.s
packages Soda -.---- a5cts
3 Corn Starch 25ets
Macaroni l5cts
Full cream cheese, per III. Z5cts
sugar per sack -...- 500
The Raymer enterprise., 1915-07-08

The F. l.. Knapp family moved from
the Anderson building into their new
rooms over the store last Friday.
The Raymer enterprise., 1915-07-08

The adjuster for tn. ST. Paal Mutual
Hail Insurance company. arrived in
Raymer Tuesday to look after their
affairs.
The Raymer enterprise., 1915-07-08
lfTEsTNlH LADIES,

When in need Of Toilet articles. rocd
celars and aavors. Perfumes, etc. call
OH Bartha Walker. who has them for
sale.
The Raymer enterprise., 1915-07-08

The hail storm of Saturday destroyed
crops for Miss Hosford, Messers Scott,
Lacock. Donegan. Garter. Kirk and
possibly a few Others that we did not
hear from.
The Raymer enterprise., 1915-07-08

f. |. Seavy and family arrived home
Sunday afternoon driving thru with
their two teams from Sterling where
they spent the winter.
The Raymer enterprise., 1915-07-08

Catholic services will be held in
Stoneham, Thursday. July, sth at 10.
A. M. All members cordially invited
to attend. Father Stern Of Sterling
will ofi:ciate.
The Raymer enterprise., 1915-07-08

We hear occasionally rumor Of
wrong somewhere. When you try to
TRACE II. you run against the express
ion, "!'was told but don't want to
repeat ANY names When. TIE author
does not wish to stand responsible for
it, let il die right there.
The Raymer enterprise., 1915-07-08

Mrs. j. X. Norwood and son Hubert
departed last Friday for Edisvills To-
wa, to visit relatives for taa OF three
weeks. Mr.. Norwood took them as Far
rs Morgan in the afternoon where they
boarded the train about e.so o'clock.
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NogaE ron rrBt.irAViuy,

No.aE IoR FtBLr AFiuS.
n. j.. lfublisherj sef.aI-nl l6sss
pepartneat uf the Interior.
[. :. a-sad Office al steri,tg. Colorado.
June IL, 1915.
NoTicE Is hereby given that Abner
A. Dunbar, Of New Raymer, Colorado,
who on January "A, 1912, made Home
stead Entry, No. 0lsss9, for NEl-4
Sci :, Sec. 8, sW1-4 NWi.A. s1-2
SEl-s, and SNl-4, Section 8, Township
8 North, Range s. West, 9th Principal
Meridian, has fled notice Of intention
TO make Final Three Year Proof, to
establish claim To the land above de-
scriDed, before United States Commits
sioner, Clyde l.. Stanley, at New Ray
mer, Colorado, Gil the 10th day OF Au-
gust. 1915.
Claimant names as witnesses:
Charles l.. Dunbar Of New Raymef. Colo.
Granville n. Mayield Of e
Earnest A. Reauchamp. Of - f.l7
Frank 8. Fsx, II " f.22
a =. BROWNS. Register
The Raymer enterprise., 1915-07-08

A Mr.. Salisbury stopped here while
on his way looking for fcl nluishments
yesterday and went to buckingham IN
the editors car.
The Raymer enterprise., 1915-07-08

Mr.. and Mrs. Edmondson and children
are here from Bcrthoud Colo. To visit
with the latter's sister, Mrs. ArIeIgh
st. Clair and family.
The Raymer enterprise., 1915-07-08

Neat little post cards were received
last week announcing the arrival OF a
small hoy at the home Of r j. Graves
at Almena, Kansas. Congratulations
from their Rayner friends,
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NOTICE 20 ccarRacToRs.
New Isyner, cele., June II. 1916.

New Nayrner, Ccln., June Il. 1915.
aeiiee IS sereby given tha, tae Board
o. director, Of scboo! District No. 81,
Weld County. coo., will receive bids
for the erection Of combination grade
and High School building at New Ray.
mer. Coo, Eds vii. be received at the
Office u tic Secretary up to L G CLOCK,
noen. Friday, Jaly 9Th. 1915.
fiaas and specifications viii be OH file
1t the Office Of the secretay oil the
Schoo! Board, at New Rayfner, Colo,
and also at the office OF Vim. Redding
& Son, sos Opera House Block, Denver.
Colo, on and after June S0th, 1915.
seperate figures will be received on
Heating and Plumbing, from the Cen
eral Contract
Each bidder on the general contract,
exclusive OF heating and plumbing, will
be required to accompany his bid with a
certified check for $500. Each bidder
on Heating and Plumbing will be re-
CURED to accompany his bid with GER
titled eheel. for 10000, No bid viii be
received unless accompanied with such
certified check,
The beard reserves the right to reject
any aid all bids.
G. L. GRAVES.
Secretary School District No. 81, Weld
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N0ucE FOR PUBLICATION
apL teabisherl Serial 0l7oca
Department of the Interior.
July 3, 1915.
NoTlcE is hereby given that Rng L.
Crabb, OF New Raymer. Colorado, who
on March 80. 1912, made Homestead
Entry. No pl7059 for Lots J and 2.
Section is, 7. ] N, R.57 W and SEl-4
NEl-i, Nl-2 S1-2 Sec. II. MEl-4 sEl-4
Section IA, Township . North, Range
Is West, 9th Principal Meridian, has
fled notice Of intention to make Final
Three Year Proof. 10 establish claim
TO the land above dccribed, before
United States Commissioner, at New
Raymer, Colorado, on the 24th day Of
August. 1918.
Claimant nnmes as witnesses.
Edward Jones, gf New Raymer. Colorado
George W, Summers, Of
liltsun u. Moier. oi " +" T-S
oh-res L. CarsJG of Stoneham. Colo. E-.2
A.F. BROWNS. Register.
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Fresh Meat Friday ana Saturday
Smoked and Salted meat, bologna
and Weiners always on hard.
Fruits and Vegetables ia season
at very lowest prices.
We pay for produce AS follows;
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i.rrar,mcu, of the interior.

isfiafi'hrbt 81 TIE Interior
Z. s. Land oaife It Sterling. Colorado
II, P.L. tubi.sher.J seri4I6.S.5
June IL, 1915.
NoTcE is hereby given that Jalmer
L. Cnnradson, Of Stoneham, Colorado,
who on June II. 1910, made Homestead
Entry, No. 0ls2ll. for Sl-2 of ST. Of
Soc. %, 1l.2 AWl-4, and AEl.4
sWi-i, and NHl I NEl-4, Section 26,
Township Z North, Range 81 West, 9Th
Principal Meridian, has iiled notice Of
intention to make Final Three Year
Proof, 10 establish claim Ito the Iand
aboge described, before United States
Commissioner, clyde l.. STANLEY. at
New aaymer, Colorado, on the 10th
day oi August, lst5.
elaiman. na,nes - witnesses.
Emil Raske, Of steneham, Colorado.
Gus johnson, Of $
nlta Gehhani, Of 6-i7
Juhn MIot, oi To-
A T. BROWNS, Register.
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i Aaes ei Tho Pssfie li ss,zsf % i.ss'I isl Pssi
scak;a!t fffa
Fern Petyie bas been on tie sick ils.
this week.
Ar. Vporhees passed thru here yes
terday on his way TO Buckingham.
Miss Marie Alien ard Mrs. Snyder
weat u M,rg ilvester!ly in the Allen
car.
J. X. Norwood and Jay Hoffman left
Sunday to spend a couple oil days in
Cheyenne.
Mr. N. Francis was passenger 10
Sterling Tuesday on business, return
ing yesterday.
Dir. Golfers OF TT. Morgan WIS in
town yesterday, having come over with
Mr.. K. Johnson.
Post cards Of the New High School
building can be had at this ol!ice at
t@o cents piece.
l.. Alien left the latter part of the
week for Omaha where he transacted
business fox few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. St.rritt and daughter
went out 10 their claims north of town
the latter part Of the week.
The f. l.. Knapp family moved from
the Anderson building into their new
rooms over the store last Friday.
The adjuster for the st. Pau Mutual
Hail Insurance company. arrived in
Raymer Tuesday to look after their
affairs.
A Mr.. Salisbury stopped here while
on his way looking for rc nluishments
yesterday and went to Buckingham IN
the editors car.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edmondson and children
are here from Berthoud Colo. To visit
with the latter's sister, Mrs. Areigh
st. Clair and family.
+. |. Seavy and family arrived home
Sunday afternoon driving thru with
. their two teams from Sterling where
they spent the winter.
The hail storm of Saturday destroyed
crops for Miss Hosford, Messers Scott,
Lacock. Donegan. Carter. Kirk and
possibly few others that we did not
hear from.
Catholic. services will be held in
St0neham, Thursday. July, sth at 10.
A. NJ. All members cordially invited
to attend. Father Stern Of Sterling
will ofi:ciate
Neat little post cards were received
last week announcing the arrival OF a
small boy at the home Of T ]. Graves
at Almena. Kansas. Congratulations
from their RagmeF friends,
Mrs. j. H. Norwood and son Hubert
departed last Friday for Eddsvlle To-
wa, to visit relatives for tao OF three
weeks. Mr. Norwood took them as FAR
rs Morgan in the afternoon where they
boarded the train about 20 clock.
We hear occasionally n rumor Of
wrong somewhere. When you try to
tfaee II. you run against the express
ion. "i'was told but don't want to
repeat ANY names 2 When. the author
does not wish to stand responsible for
it, let il die right there.
TO those who know the situation il is
not necessary To say anything about
the road north. Some new settlers
may not know that petitions have been
turned down and money wasted. Ia
mlr opinion thsre has been q graft in
it, and honest efforts have hssi. made
10 secure roads on SECTION ling and
most direct routes to accanodala the
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south HfiuIr continue tu mend In
the suutla,c,f the situation +, nu.m
rlons, aud a similar statement applies
io the northwest, dine reservation being
allowed FOR the temporary effects uf
wet weather lu the central west man,
plants are rushed 10 extraordinary ac
uNlIy To- promptly Imu out war orders.
and In parts Of Sew England Ike
condition prevails on the Paclfl,
coast tradc is responding to favorable
influences following heavy rains, which
help the crop outlook
Ink ~ insect damage to wheat was
Il strengthening feature most Of this
week, this, coupled with forecasts Of
an amicublc settlement uf the subma.
rinr Issue With Germany, causing II
good deal Uf covering aud the highest
prices ~ the week early, hut more IA.
Nurhble crop reports and denials VI
sensational insect damage talk later
caused a return to lower levels On
Friday, however, more crop damage
talk, large flour exports aud sharp
rise In May at Minneapolis caused a
jump Of 81 cents IN May and cents
IN July,
Cotton, which touched the lowest lev.
els for months last Friday on the acute
aspect " the submarine dispute.
strengthened Inter on more peaceful
talk, but while futures have gained
3Omi 10 points, spots are only . points
higher.
Excessive rains and low tcmpera
tures have occurred daily the past
week throughout Kansas, Oklahoma
Missouri and Nebraska, acting rs a
check 10 threatened damage 10 wheat
by Hcsslan fly and chinch bug. COndi
tiOns tend 10 lessen the damage indl
Gated by reports u last week, and
later news would indicate that initiaI
reports ~ damage were incorrect The
weather T. too cool Tor corn. Hay
pastures aud forage crops are I'm eH
cellent condition. and reports indicate
that Kansas generally will harvest an
other banner wheat crop
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COLD WEATHER CHECKS TRADE
BUT BASIC CONDITIONS SOUND

While trade aud indu'uu .ud
lions continue 10 move Hluu- generally
favorable lines. the wee. develop.
mrnts disclose some irrr-.UIr on
the one hand, wet aud ..uI weather
hU- checked dlstrlbutivc tuuu and cs
prrully retail business. unI ar the
same time unsettled international po
litcal matters tend 10 CHD.r uHutrsnIp
buyers IN some lines 10 g. slow while
the same factor holds up certain -r.u
lutiye projects But on the other hand.
Industry Is more active employment
ls increasing and war orders ruurlnnr
10 cause extraordinary speed ui % mum
Der Of centers. JObbinR lrudr I'm e.,
sentlal staples appears L. bee uu par
with, II not abOYa Last lrAIa Mall
order houses are doing we'll High
prices for cereals insure uropDrlty
for farming cOmmunitie> and crop
conditions, Notwithstanding rNnggrr.
atcd reports Of insect damage rl win.
ter wheat are unusually good Rail
way traffic is increasing myup uf
steel by the railroads IL nrrrr. bank
clrarlngs though lighter than last
week. display gains over oDc and two
years ago. and In some places polec-
tiOns seem 10 be better White money
is cnsy demand IL not especially
marked and II IL noted that the chi
cagO federal reserve bank has ccaArd
buying government bonds, which some
deem an Indication Of new bond is
sue Such Industries ~ himminous
coul. jrwelry. lumber and liquors lag.
but wool sells more freely The situa
tion az TO dypstuffs Is rather acute.
but long steps forward have been taken
tO establish an American industry The
shiphullding industry is rushed with
orders The stock market 4. dun In
waiting attitude. this situation being
directly due To mcertainty over inter.
national political relations
Reports by sections indicate I'm and
ont characteristics, quiet prevailing In
the agricultural south as we'll a- I'm the
Pacific northwest but IN Ihr Industrial
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-05-24
MARCONE HES TO
BELOVED ITALY
Drops Law suit In New York and
Leaves for Native Land, There to
Take Charge Of Wireless Service

NEW YORK. May - Following
the receipt of communication from
the Italian ambassador nt Washing.
tom directing him to be- rcndy To leave
this country for Italy immediately
Mr GugIcImu Mnrcoui. inventor NJ
wireless telegraph budr "a husty good
by 10 his counsel aud those Of his 0p.
poncut, yesterday In the United States
district court Brooklyn. whore an ac.
ton was being tried against the Allan.
Tie Communication company by the
Nnrrum Wireless company. After he
had shaken hands warmly with those
concerned In the ease. the inventor
went mp 10 Judge Van Vechlen Needer
ond whispered for few moments
with him They shook hands and Mr..
MarrouI left the court room at once.
II nus stated that Mr. Marconl will
take charge ~ aIl wireless communi.
cations ror his government IN the
event Of war
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STOCKS AND BONDS



NEW YORK MAY a ltalv's formal
entrance into the European conflict was
met by another immediate rise 10 war
shares Ht the opening " todHys market
'tuglble steel opened with an exchange
NJ 300 shares NJ "a tn 344, n new high
price and gain NJ -, over last SATURDAY
bethlehem Steel, Westinghouse and 9th
er Issues coming within the scope NJ
war contracts rose one to points Cuited
states was In good demand advancing a
point. ana metal shares gained material
fractions or more Investment railways
reflected confident absorption
'rulcihle Steel recovered some of lts
early prominence In the late dealings anil
obscure sp"cinltics notably Colorado Fuel
hecnme suddenly active at substantial ad
Nnuces The closing was firm
Prices made secondary declines In the
etilN afternoon 10 the accompaniment "
fumor~ suggesting further del.y In Ger
manYs note 10 Washington Trading be.
romr singnant later At the lower level
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w A N I ADS
RATES AND INFORMATION

Three line nds averaging 10 wOrds--are
Inserted o times for 2Oc.
Situation Wanted ads are accepted for
three insertions without charge.
Contract rates quoted on request
CLOSING HOURS-Want ads must be
IN before noou for insertion the SANE
day. Want ads received after II and be
fore 9 .. m. will be Inserted In Too bnte
TO Classify" column Ads will be taken
between q. IN. and go. N. at office or by
telephone
BLIND ADDRESS ADs-Answers 10
blind nds will be yiven only when ticket
showing advertisers kew number Ia pre-
sented Information giving ndve1tiser's
identity will in no case be divulged.
TELFPHoNE WANT kDs-YCI msy
phonC your ad to THE TIMES Ask for
p n X. 20, Want Ad Dept This con.
venlCnce ia for patrons Of this paper and
narment should be made promptly when
hin In presented when you phone your
want nd, request that II be repeated TO In
sure accuracy.
RECEIPT Retain your recent for pay
ment OF Want Ads aa no mistakes can be
rectlfied without H.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-05-24

In the whole filed Of medicine
there Is not pealing remedy that
Will repair damage 10 the flesh more
quickly than BALLARD'S SNOW LIN
lMENT. In cuts. wounds, spralns.
burns. scalds aud rheumatism, IT. heal.
Ing and penetrating power IL eItraordl.
nary. Price Doc SOC and Sl.OO per bot
tie Sold hy Westfall Drug Co.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-05-24

Wv OKLEANN Nny y Tie MrmaT
d'' laraiion N war by Italy long waited
t"r nz hullsh influence did not have any
great effect on cotton values around the
opening " the market todny only mod
rrn,r iuying developed ON Nhlrh pr .,
rose point or two
dull but steady tone ruled lu the uf
lernoon Al 30 prices we're point over
Saturdays final.
A rnmor that Washington had received
10" I"rman reply tu thr note ON the Lu.
SUahlh nnl that 20 Was uufulurnhlp
checked the upward tendency and put the
prices by noon 40 puiuts under Saiur
DAYS close
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-05-24
KANSAS WHEAT ESTIMATE
DEPRECIATES le PER CENT

The Kansas board " agriculture rs.
Inmates the 1915 crop ~ wheat In that
state at l30OOO,OOO bushels. There
was n depreciation " - per cent dur
ing the past month The 1914 crop of
wheat IN Kansas was ls0 million bush
els
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RAILROAD TIMETABLE
sANrA FE NORrHRorNn.


From Amarillo Woodward. Alya,
kiowa, Enid and Guthrie. dnilylO 90 am
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GRAIN



CHICAGO. May y Although itnlI .
declaration OF war intended to favor the
bear side NJ the wheat market today the
effect seemed To have been largely dis
counted In advance Selling did not assums
unusual proportions TN the other hand.
bullish crop reports from Missouri formed
something ~ an offset After opening 90
~ lower The market rallied quite sharp
A but soon underwent another sag
Fine weather essed the corn market
Breaks In the price " wheat counted also
In bringing about a decliue Opening
prices which varied from hat. to We
tower We're followed by moderate fur
thrr setback
Oats felt the Influence VI excellent field
conditions Offerings though Wrre NOT
heavy
Provisions held steady despite lower
quotations for hogs There seemed 10 be
10" pressure from holders
In later transactions. the May wheat
delivery became congpsted. but the defer
red months remained weak The close was
nervous al the same as saturday might
Zee = lower
Smalln~ss Of country offerings led n
tcrwutd TO n rally IA ,oru rhs rlose was
firm NGR 10 v above Saturday night
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-05-24
LAWN MOWERS

Sharpcncd, the only method practical
Called Tor and delivered 81 n Hudson
Phone W .i430
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ROCK ISLAND -wEsrBouNp
iNTERCRBAN sCHEDULEs-oKLAHo.
MA LINES

MA LINES
Oklahoma Clty-Ei Reno Linz.
Cars leave Terminal station. Oklshon.
city 80 m sud every hour until 10
m, then 10 and II 20 m.
Cars leave ~ Reno 500 a. IN and sv,rv
hour until = m, then $40 and hourly
until 1910 then II rs o IN.
Oklahoma city Norman Line.
Cars leave oklahoma city 900 a. N ana
hourly until ~ " D. m, then m .eo -
m
Cars leave Norman 500 a. IN. and hourly
until II 02 m
Oklahoma city Edmond Line
Cars leave oklahoma City e.OT a M ana
hourly until o. .. m then n 80 D M.
Cars leave Edmond 800, 104 a. m. and
hourly until II Ol D. m
Service begins one hour later on sun.
dnvs nnd legal holidays