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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-07-15
'F0UR-vET RULE
TO BE RETAINED
Unanimous Vote Necessary to Throw
it out-keokuk Will OPP
pose Any Such
Action.
ovERToN LEAVES TODAY
Club Secretary to Represent Local
Assoc Sation-President JUS
tice Also Leaves
Today.

The four veteran rule will remain
in force in this league until the end
of the season. This was the worl
passed out today by Fred H. Oyerto \,
secretary of the local club, before he
left at 2 o'clock this afternoon for
Marshalltown, where he will attend
the leagues midsummer meeting.
.ir. Overton stated that he would
the rule. 1t is believed he will be
supported in this by both Burlington
and, Muscatine. However, in order
nous vote is necessary so that the
support of Burlington and Muscatine
will not be essential.
Mr.. Overton stated before leaving.
that he was convinced that one or
two cities had been unfair in regard
to the four man rule and intimated
that an effort will be made at the
meeting to have a number of games
won by these clubs thrown out. Evil
dence against the clubs Is said to
have been held until this meeting.
Several matters of Importance and
of interest to the fans are expected to
be brought out at the meeting. The
four veteran rule, however, will no
doubt prove the chief topic.
Secretary Overton is the only one
who will represent the local club. NJ
E. Justice, president Of the league
will leave on the same train with Mr
Overton and these two will be joined
at Burlington by T. NJ. Hume, secre
tary of the league, and the representa-
tive OF that club. The meeting is to
he held at Narshalltown and start;
at 10 o'clock in the morning.
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NEW PITCHER
WITH INDIANS

. Buck Carpenter right hand
. er, Joined the Indians at Clinton I
= today and expected to work in I
e this afternoons game If he arrfv-
= ed in time. Carpenter takes the
. place on the Indian pitching staff I
8 made vacant by the Illness Of I
{ McCulloch who still is in the hos 4
g. pita at Marshalltown where he I
. is slowly improving.
. Carpenter comes to the Tribe
. with a good record If he can
. continue to do as well In the
. Central association he may be I
. given a permanent berth in Nc 4
. Culloch's place. Boyle picked him I
. out Of tb., Southern Michigan I
. league which recently went on I
. the rocks. Buck worked with the I
. Battle Creek club where he won
. sixteen and lost eight Of his I
. games during the present season.
4
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Rain Spoil. Aurora Track.

UNITED Press Leased Wire Service
AURORA, H.. July 15.-Rain has
played havoc with the annual har-
ness horse races here and today a
further postponement may be caused
by a muddy heavy track.
Yesterdays program was cut short
In the second heat of the first race
when a heavy downpour turned the
track into a sea of mud and caused
disappointment to a big crowd by an
other postponement.
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Summary.
Stolen bases-Paun.
Sacrifc hits-LoEther, Cooper
Two base hits-Lowther. NiII!gs J.
MEME
Double play-BixDy. Svick. GiSn.
Struck out-By Coorer, 2
Base on balls-Or Bixby, 2; OF
Cooper, l.
Wild pitch-Bixby.
Time-1:40.
Umpire-Cook
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FEDERAL LEAGUE TO
ENTER NEW YORK
Headquarters Of Circuit viii Be
Moved to Eastern City Within
Few Weeks.

United Press Leased Wire Servicel
CHICAGO, July f5.-The Federal
league today is training its guns on
New York City, preparatory to mas-
ing that city the center battle ground
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LITTLE Girl Killed by Auto.

OSKALOOSA, Ia, July 15.-Gertrnae
Cochrane, aged twelve years, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. j. F. Cochrane, was
accidentally killed at Lacey Tuesoas
afternoon by her uncle, Will T. Cocn'
rane. The child was hit by his auto
mobile as she ran into the roadway 70
meet him.
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They Are Scheduled to Play Clinton
Pilots at the North Side
Park Tomorrow
Afternoon.
CONDITIONS UNCHANGED
Franchise Has Not Yet Been Surren-
dered, But Directors Refuse
to Make Any State
ments.

/ The baseball situation was un
changed here today. The directors
refused to make any comments as to
whether or not there Is a possibility
OF the franchise being retained A
committee yesterday called upon NJ
! f.. Justice, president of the Central
association. and told him the fran.
chise would be turned back to the
league. This must be done in writ
! ing, however, to make it effective.
| 1t Is not absolutely necessary for
the franchise to be turned over for
several days and it will not be until
after the league meeting at Marshall.
town tomorrow. Secretary Fred H.
Overton went to Marshalltown today
| to attend the meeting. It is certain
the franchise will not be surrendered
until he returns.
Indians Return Tonight.
In the meantime the Indians return
home from Clinton tonight and are
scheduled to play Clinton here tomor.
row afternoon. 1t is practically GER
tain that the game will be played, al.
though II it is II may be the last to
take place in this city.
The salaries of the players are due
today and should be paid them when
they reach here tomorrow morning.
According to the rules OF organized
has eball, however, the players are not
free agents until ten days after their
salaries are due.
AS far as the players salaries are
concerned it would be possible to com
pei them to play for the local associa
ton for ten days more without being
paid, provided the directors should
care to do this. But the league guar.
antee Of $50 per game must be paid
the visiting club each day should that
club demand payment. and It Is quite
certain that the visiting club will de.
mand payment.
Rock Island Wants Club.
It is practically certain that Rock
Island will be given the franchise By
the league if it Is surrendered by this
city. Rock Island has been trying for
two years to gain admission to the
Central association and that city
would be delighted to secure the club
Frank Boyle is managing for Keokuk
Counting on the sale OF the players.
their split in Labor day receipts, and
their attendance. the Island City could
be practically certain OF having Cen.
trail association baseball for the re.
mainder Of the season without any
material contributions to the club
being made by the merchants. Under
these conditions they would snap up
the club If they were given a chance
to do so.
In returning home tonight the In.
dams come back from a most sue.
cessful road trip. Boyle said before
he left that he would be more than
satisfied II the team was able to Sc
cure an even break in games Won
while on the road Instead Of this
the boys have won majority Of their
games, despite their being compelled
TO play under adverse circumstances
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Central Association
Standing q the ciubs-Ysstsrdsy's
Resuits-Tod1y's Games.
Games. Won. Lost. Pct.
Yesterdays Results.

Yesterdays Results.
At CIinton-Clinton, 1; keokuk, 3.
AT Muscatine-Muscati L; Bur
lington, 5.
At Cedar Rapids-Cedar Rapids, 0:
Mason City. O. Called in 10th account
of darkness-)
At Waterloo, 4: Marshall
town, 8.
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Stay at Home.

Stay at Home.
ST. Louis Globe-Democrat: Tn. tour.
lists cannot go abroad for fear Of sub
marines, and they cannot visi. yellow.
stone park for fear Of highvayroen,
But It is good season TO stay under
ones own vine and hgtres.
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Where They Play Today.
kcckuk at Clinton.
Burlington at Muscatine.
Mason City at Cedar Rapids.
Marshalltown at Waterloo.
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Marshalltown 200 1O2 OO0-3 Z 3
Waterloo 49,. 100 900 000-4 S 2
Batteries Hill and Hammer
schmidt; Whaley and Sheldon
MUSCATINE, Iowa, July 14.-Mill-
er allowed three hits and Burlington
won, to 1. Rojas was given poor rup-
port. Score:
Burlington -. 800 600 110-5 9 2
Muscatine 49,. 100 600 000-1 8 2
Batteries-Miller and RoHeg; Ro-
jas and Hruska.
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Fable.

Wichita Beacon: Once upon a tlnie
there was fellow who went awe,
from home for his vacation and wro..
something bright and witty on a posi-
card to send back 70 his friends.
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Federal League.
Chicago. 4; St Louis. l.
Brooklyn. 81; Baltimore, is.
Pittsburgh, s: kansas City. 4. -
Buffalo, A.; newark, 10
National League.
Philadelphia. 6; st. Louis. 8.
New York. 81; Chicago. So
Brooklyn, 2; Cincinnati, 1 90 IN
ningst.
Pittsburgh-Boston game postponed
on account OF rain.
American League.
Washington, 2; st. Louis, III IN
ningsJ.
Cleveland. 81; Boston. 2-7.
Detroit, II: New York. 3.
Chicago. 6; Philadelphia, 4.
Today's Schedule.
Federal League.
Chicago at st. Louis
Kansas City at Pittsburgh
Brooklyn at Baltimore.
Newark 81 Buffalo.
National League.
St Louig at Philadelphia.
Chicago at New York.
Pittsburgh at Boston.
Cincinnati at Brooklyn
American League.
Washington at st. Louis.
Philadelphia AZ Chicago.
View York at Detroit.
Boston a. Cleveland
Read the Daily Gate City. Ten
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Games Tomorrow.
Clinton at keckuk.
Muscatine at Burlington
Cedar Rapids at Marshalltown.
Waterloo at Mason City.
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Today's Schedule.

Road the Daily Gate City Ten
cects Der week.
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American League.

Wednesdays Results.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-02-01
STOCKS AND BONDS.



NEW YORK, Feb limited States
steel and Sears Roebuck were feature,
~ interest during today's early stOcI
market session. Steel ON initial sales Of
1900 shares, sold on from 70 10 SsH and
81 Its new minimum while Sears Roe
buck, in recognition Of its fifty per cent
stock dividend moved forward 10 aOelt
a gain Of almost IA points. Steel later re-
covered from Its minimum on fairly
large dealings. to SsA other active il
sues showed some irregularity, Uhion
Pacific, southern Pacific. ~. Paul and
Achlson making small expressions while
Reading and AmRlpamnted Copper ros,
fractions, both however. soon reactlnE
Dealings were on a moderate scale.
Announcement Of general price ad
vance OF one Of Its leading subsidiarie,
caused a further rise In steel aud copper,
also rose on new high quotations for thu
metal The entire list msde favorable
response, the average level being the
best Of the day Bonds steady.
Closed strong Active issues like Read
Ink and Amalgamated were In steady
demand. sent prices higher In the final
hOut I \ Steel sold al "
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KAnsas CITY Predune.
COTTON.


NEW ORLEANS, Feb First prices
In the cotton market today showed I
loss OF 90 points Trading was llahi
and the tone was, heavy Better chblei
than the stimulated buying after In,
coll and value wen five points owe
saturdays close
The heavy export movement sieAdie'
tue market In the face Of offerings from
the short side A. noon prices were at
net advance Of 0 points
Advances In southern spot centers In
rTeased buying IN the afternoon and a
20 prices were or 9 points over sstur
dRy's clOaR
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New Orleans Cotton Tu.urs..



NEW YORK Feb. liverpool mad,
relatively steady showing today an
the local cotton market opened steady
decline Of point TO an advance ~
point Private cables attributed M
strength Arosd 10 the abspnce ~ southeri
hedge selling and thsrp appeared 10 h
very little southern selling IN the loca
market There was somc further nuuida
Hon here. however. and early price
were somewhat irregular although pfte
some reactions prices worked . Or :
points above Sitnrdav's closing fignVe
Trading continued verv quiet durlnf
the middle OF the dav and small order
caused moderate fluctuations but ths
undertoue was generally steady o.
hullish SPOT advires from some easter,
belt Dolnts TNd prices went about 6 /.
7 nolnts higher
Heavy exports mr. Nm. dav and larpa
SPOT sales A. Savannah inspired conSld
erable covering during the early afte-
noon and sent prices about 10 ~ =
noiniS net higher Exports we're 12a M
bales new high record for the season
New Work spot Cotton.
NEW YORK Feb -Snot cot'or
qnie' mihdling upland. $3.50: gulf PTi
No sales
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THREE and four room modern fiat
furnished ar unfurnishrd hut aud cold
water large porrhr., ~ g. Gth Phone
Wal 0ptA
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IIVernoaI Faffan

LIVERPOOL. Feb Cotton spot stes
". Good mlddlinR 5S3d middilng AOIf
low middling l5ed Sales 5000 sDecula
ton and eNport sO0 Receipts 28it0
Futures steady MAY Tune tssd July
AnE tedd AnR Sent lsai9d: oct nav
lOAlAh Jan Teh Alad
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Nrn Nerk sursr Fnture.

NEW YORK Feb sugar futures
higher on quite active demand, prompt.
ed by further unfsvorable Cuban weath-
er Al noon the market was TO 9 points
higher Cut loaf dose; crushed 500 ;
mould 4, 5GOr, cubes 6t0c: xxx
powdered h3Oc, powdered t25c fine
EranulAted $40 diamond A b.iSc; ccn.
feetlonera A, b0nc number 1, 4.soc.
Futures eased or q few polnts IN the
Afternoon and closed steady Z 20 n
ualsts hish-- sslss coo tasa
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TO TRADE.

ron EXCHANGE-Rr Resident property
In Marion, Indiana, for oklahoma CITY
property A, G. Alexander Wrstfull
Bldg
FARM ~ trade for merchandise or OK.
lahoma city property T W. Patterson,
Abilene Tex X Il. b.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-02-01

New York Cotton Seed OIL
NE YORK Feb THE cotton seed
on market closed barely steady Snni
ADril T15m 90 May 81 csA2l 1--WE Tat
gll Aug 75l1S9; SEPT TSTmH
Total sales 1900
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-02-01

NEw ORLEANS, Feb. l.--spot cotton
steady unchanged Sales on the spot I,
05O hNles 10 arrive 2O2N Good ordinrr,
l6c strict ROOD ordinary 1916
low mlddlng 5.l8 strict low mid.
dllnE 7 li-i6; middlinE \ i.iec. str'c'
middling & b.i6; good middiing 9 1i-l8
strict good mlddlinE 3 / 10 Rsceipts o,
5lf stock 4ib.b3a
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N~v Verl Csttan FutuPes.
NEW WORK. Feb Cotton ia
very steady
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~, Louis Cnsh Nraln.
ST LOUIS Feb I Wheat rcd
lA3ml hSA 2 hard flb4diM
Corn. No. n; 2 white 81
Oats 2. 5sdA white Jois
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-02-01

ST. Louis Feb Hog receipts 1900
lower: pigs and lights S6dTO5. mixed
dGS5
Cattle receipts 1900. slow native
beef steers s75OMp25 cows and heifers
S5mN a, Texas and Indian steers s. I5d
7 80 cows and heifers sac native calves
ffni0
Sheep receipts 1000, strong; native
muttons N75HGJ0. laubs s. almS %
yearlings tTHT75
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PROVISIONS.


uHICAGO. Feb Butter higher
creamery g2639.
Eggs lower receipts 1910 cases at
mark. rosra included 2iq2Th ordinary
flrsts 2du ~ firSts The
Potatoes higher, receipts ~ cars
Mitch and Wis red 31G42r do white 10
Ii5.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-02-01

The background in some portraits
is the best thing about thsm--lf Il Ia
far enough back.
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LIVESTOCK.


knnaAs IFN IIVrrtOok-
KANSAS CITY. Feb Hogs receipts
1900. steady 10 lower. bulk 81 ION8s0
heavy tS7OhO so light 81 $4,000, pigs
50 25a605
Cattle receipts % mo- steady Prime
fed steers ts 6Odg2a dressed beef
steers ~ 2Ods O southern steers sdn
TbO. cows - 25Ff1 n. hrifers SO JO1s u
stockeru s6G7s5
Sheep receipts 1000 Heady 10 higher
Lambs - 25ds n. yrarIiuEs GI5GT75
wetherH SGd6 n. eve. s. SOd65N
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ACREAGE
VEHICLES AND AUTOS

ONE kNON EiN passenger auto, perfect
condition ail modern couyenienccs, very
cheap VIII trade Tor equity IN good
five or sl room house WIN demonstrate
Phone Wal 1870 Main IT, Auto and Car
riugp Works. 5l5l W Main
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-02-01

II may be some consolation 10 .
spinster when she sees . married
man loaded to the stopping over
point with corn juice.
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KANSAS CITY. Feb wheat. ?
hard 81 is6fl 81 2 red ~ 50mN
TSis6eOc
Oats, white BsGrl; mixed S6dGis.
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CbIrsRe II,rsto.L

CHICAGO, Feb I Hogs receipts ]2
600 bulk 61jd ~. light 81 Bms5 mixed
Sc 6Oh90; heavy 81 ijdN rough S645a
90 pigs th5Od6G
Cattle, receipts 600 strong western
steers $3.50: cows uud helferr 81 l0stS
I~nAIves S150dl0 ~
Sheep, receipts $500. firm sheep 80 10
Gfd90; yesrlings NludS lambs 81 loa
sos
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AuDIToRHUM sSsEss. sQEEss

LUMBER cheap, wrecking building.
Robinson and Hts. Capitol Nm, Okla
home CITY House wvcking WORKS, S2o
n Walker
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HOGs-In sympathy with inside mar.
kets the local trudc ranged 10 cents
lower Monday. Trading was very slow
NJ this figure and the prospective top
was quoted at $3.50, with bulk at $3.50
dBsO Pigs selling At 5d525
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-02-01

FORT WORTH, Feb Cattle re-
celpts 400; dun and weak Beeves 800
dG TO-
Hog receipts 25OO steady. Bulk Bo5d
6s5
sdSSS
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EOR RENT HOUSES.

Nl2@ ruum- uf 1901 West md also
Z rooms aud .Hypiug poruh University
rr Wal l4Il
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years oklahoma City's favorlte ad
wiser, celebrated European Spirit Medium
ahd Trance tlairv0ynnt. speaks German,
French, English aud RoumsulAn SU M
ierent from all others, In class dis
tnctly alone reads the lnnermosi 20.
ctrts N HE Ike an open book Without
asking single question he tells your
name In full also fun names " husband.
VIE or sweetheart, whom AM when
you will marry, helps you TO win tho
man or woman you love, tells yul plain.
~ how 10 overcome bad luck sDttie3
lovers qunrrels family trout never
fails 10 reunite the separat'i urI g!,es
never falling help aud advice ln business
,peculatons lawsuits tells Fuu the
time when TO buy or sell. interpr.f. dreams,
In fact there IL not u problem under the
sun he can not solve with ease accepting
no fre unless perfect satisfaction 10 Civ
en. When Ia doubt don't fail 10 islt this
remarkable man Hours iOA daily Gun
DAYS g. m Special readings 1Ur und
ND WIN THIS AD.
52lla North Broadway
Oklahoma City Okla.
Keep This Ad for Reference
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-02-01
GRAIN.
ChIrnro GraIn.


CHICAGO. Feb 1 Buyers came ~
ter wheat todsy with rush and quick.
iy brought about new high record war
prices Foreigners vrre eager for both
cash aud future deliveries and II seemed
the trade was attempting 10 MI orders
to purchase Liverpool dispatches said
wheat was advancing there with a strong
| demand In sharp contrast with this news
| domestic advices appeared conclusive that
growers In the United States were sell
Ing virtually nothing from reserve hold
ines. The market after opening Y 10 ~
| higher, score material further gain
Corn was drawn upward with wheat ~
being relatively cheap Rough weather had
also a bulllsh effect The opening. which
varied from y 10 llc higher was followed
by general further advance
| Provisions reflected the Influence of the
oats trade There was an unusually large
volume of transactions With prices steadi.
| ly tending 10 harden,
| Provisions reflected the Influence NJ the
grain bulge Weakness In the hog market
was lost sight Of
| Notices thr Italy and Sweden had sus.
| pended the import duties on all grain
resulted In big additional increases IN
wheat prices htre. The market WAS also
affected nv notable cutting down ot
| the United states visible supply total.
Nervousness prevailed 1T the close, witch
was 2As 10 4Nc above Saturday night
| Subsequently enlargement Of stocks
AZ the principal terminals led 10 reac.
tion in corn The close was unsettled
~ above Saturday piEht
ST. Loui- Cash Orain.
ST LOUIS. Feb Wheat rcd
I. .h3di M hard flb4dlH
Corn. No Ts 2 white 81
Oats 2 5sdA . white SOL
Kansas city Grain.
| KANSAS CITY. Feb Wheat
hard 81 isdfl5i 2 red ~ NmS
Corn. No. 2 mixed 70iadT7; % whit,
TSis6feOc
Oats white Hsd y mixed Sdd a.
ChtcaEo Cash Grair
CHICAGO. Feb I wheat red 81 b4d
iAs; 2 hard st5iet thsb
Barley, s0deO.
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Ch,caso Cash Grair

CHICAGO Feb I wheat ? red Sl46
l1s; 2 hard u5iet l.Hsn
Barley, s0deO.
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FOR SALE KEHL EHTATE,

RaERs's profit on hi. Sss. iei you,
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Oklahoma Livestock.


CATTLE lhr .nttle market ruled
generally steady Monday, with good
run on hand Some beef STEERS
brought f1dI25 us the early top Choice
cows and heifers sold ~ g. 16ddb0. with
the bulk Of the she STUFF NJ ~ NidO ~.
Good bulls brought g. JO06I6 Tbs
stocker aud feeder market held steady.
with sumr good Htockcr steers bringing
T. Veal calves brug 3 .JuJ
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-02-01
MARKET REPORTS
Feb. ass May aSO June a@ JSly are

Feb. 3So; May ass; June Sss Jsly are
sept $50.
Nev Herk Ceftas
NE YORK, Feb. l.--Coffee No 7 M
SIC: futures steady; March All MAJ
q 1O
~. Lsuls PFOauec.
At. Louis, Feb, Poultry, chicken
lSc springs 1Sh turkeys lbltc. duski
l3hc geese l2c.
Butter, creamery 3imc.
Eggs, 2shc.
Kansas City Produce.
KANSAS CITY, Feb i--Butter, cream
| cry a3c frsts 3ih seconds 2sc packing
! lSc
Eggs, hrsts 27c. second 2Oc
Poultry, hens l3h rooststs l0hc tuE
keys i5e-
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FOR RENT ROOMS.

N~-~~r~~@~~- ~-e~~~~~~~-~-~~~~s~e~sN~
FOR RENT -Four modern housekeeping
rooms. furnished gl5JO W 43lG
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ROOMS AND BOARD.

~-N~~~~-0~NN~-0~~N~~~0-~> >>~-~~~-~~e~N~<~N4~~~-~
TWO NICELY furnished front rooms
upstnlrs Private, modcru hume u ais II
desired "2 Fast Pork, wal i2oN
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-05-13
WHY HONOLlLUIS
FAVORED BY
FREIGHTERS

More than one reason has been ad.
yanced why the Panama Honolulu
route has been favored by masters OF
British and Russian freighters In
steaming from the east coast of the
United States to the Orient. Vessels
in the Castle, Indra, Glen and Prince
line, which, during the past 80 days
have called at the port for bunker
coal, are said to have much to cor.
tend with in attempting passage to
the Far East by the way Of Suez Cd.
nal. es....-.
The Saint Ronald. filled with war
material for delivery to the Russian
battlefront. now at Honolulu taking
fuel. is the latest to safely negotiate
Panama canal.
II is reported in some quarters that
the havoc wrought by British guns at
the Suez waterway has been terrific.
The canal is lined with bodies Of the
dead, who were victims Of recent bat.
ties between Turks and the Allies.
Owing to q state of war. passage
through Suez canal Is far more to-
dious and consumes more time than
under ordinary conditions.
II may be months before Suez will
again become a safe route for freight.
ers filled with supplies for delivery
at vladiyostok. China or japan. say
exchanges.