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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-08-20

Kingdom OF learning, All knowledge
is one. All science is one. It Is not
the prerogative of the college and
the professors chair.
The inventive mind, probing the
roots of things, may dwell in the
head of the chemist at the corner
drug store, and the scientific process
es which shall revolutionize the fu-
ture may come just as readily from a
small town in Ohio as from the great
university in the metropolis.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-08-20

But the pioneer OF the mind has a
lonely life at BEST he needs the en-
couragement and the respect Of his
friends II you are going to look at
him askance as he works in the
drug store and call him "high-brow'
he will seek other circles where en-
coura cement is to be found, and
where the derision OF the multitude
for what they do not understand is
met by the reasonable contempt for
the intellectual snob.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-13

envy AZ o'clock on Thursday, a game
which was postponed from today on
account of Richmond Day at the state
Fair. McGuire's viii put tho strong
est possible team in the field. Coach
Smith realizes that the Academy has
an unusually strong aggregation this
season, and he Is determined that his
squad shall he on an equal footing
for championship honors with the
High School aftd to-morrow's con-
test. The High school recently de-
featcd Bcncdlctine College by a large
score.
The Mcclure coach said yesterday
that his team was in the pink OF con
hitlon. and that the men would take
the neld determined to win. lie re-
marked on the speed Of his back field
and the strength of his line. as well
as calling attention TO the fact TIT
he has several puntcrs of considcra blc
ability on his team
Although he has not definitely dc
tcrmincd what his lineup for tn.
game will be. he said that the follow
ing team would probably take the
field at the opening of the contest
Hershey, left end. Newell. left tackle
Richardson. left guard: Haskell. cen
ter: Funston. right guard: leach
right tackle; Mayre. right end; Grcsli-
am. quarter; Ingram left half; Schloss
right half. and Powers, full back.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-13
THRILLING FINISH TO
EXCITING TRACK EVENT

:, ,L..EEIN,GT0N, KY. October 12.-rIa,
~ 3Wneu oE SlauChton \. Fletcher,
or Indianapolis difeated judge o.
monde, the ormondc-ilazcl Ranks,
S'ai!l"n, OF BARTON pard"", Of Col,,,n-
bus, ~ tn" $4,000 match race AT Tho
grand circuit meeting TO-DAY. Tho
rhcr was one Of the most .xci,ing
".th the most thrilling hulsh I'm fhrf.
or IN" four heats eyer witnessed a, =
Lexington track. - 81
Tn" veteran driver. Pop" G.ors
scored three straight heat victories To-,
GaF' the FIRST with 81. FRISCO. when IA.
ar"r" the san Francisco col, Ia :.
Sir3ight- heat victory in tn. Ashl.na
stake. i"crs won the ".Oi par" AZ"
IN straight heats. sending NanoIno,'
Direct lit each heat In 200 a. invnr'
Ing his own record
Gc'rs also CAPTURED the rncc ,.r
Mr%e-y"ar-o'd trot,ers driving DE-.
,.,.. ne 2'E trot resulted In straight
victory for Lizzie Brown, second
"gnry poinr to Harry J. S
..N"' ,%nsmorc. going against time
@'t ""rli.s record FOR forIr-vcar nc.
''- h...'s going the mil" In @.O2
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-13
ROAM HAL WILL TRY TO
LOWER RECORD OF TRACK
IL. y. HutchinEs's EcIding I- Winner OF
Many stakes During Past


An effort Will be made this after
iial Pc Facto, dam by MacE.wcn. TO
establish new Virginia state Fair
track record. Roam Hal holds the
track record OF EOS ii at Youngs-
inown, @; Is the winner OF many states
during the past season. and is II strong
Gnndidate for the Grand Circuit in 1916
the roam g.liiug * owned by r. s
Hutchings, OF Brooklyn. \. y. and has
bccu brought 10 its splendid racing
condition through the efforts OF : l.
Earring. OF Richmond who will drive
nm IN the spccial frec-for-all trot and
Owners ANA drivers having horses
entered in tho racing events here are
pleased with the work OF DR. l. I
kl"rnan. Of Goshen. y Y. tn. starting
ana presiding judge. j. j. Sweeney Of
baltimore, a rncc-horSe man well
known throughout virginia. said yes
icrday that a hcttcr judge could rot
veteran driver for the Montczulma
Herman is, popular on every track
where he has served. He gives tn.
drivers 70 understand that they must
start their hors<S In tho positions
designated. and he Will not tolerate
were in the pSSddocE !!SmSr Fi'f F9
Taylor and l.. G. Merryman. OF RaIti-
more; Courtney Smith, Alex HUMPHREYS
ana MIR !" RusScll. of WArrcnton, Va:
sidney HOLLOWAY and Mr. Montague OF
thariottcsrillc, nud Charles Iiurkamp,
of fredericksburg.
owner OF several horses entered in the
weeks events. IL also Il visitor at the
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-13
VIRGINIA WORKS HARD
Lesson I'm Fundamentals Ends with
Scrimnngc Session In
Moonlight.
Especial to Tho Tirue.-
('JItRr h,T-u,I-sNrr - A.,

Especial 10 The Times Dispatch
HARLbTTESNILLE VA October
l%.-Nirginia's football practice to-day
started with a lesson In fundamentals
and concluded with Il half-hour's
scr'mmage, which ended In the moon
light. Altogether, II was the hardest
days work OF the season. Each mans
work was closely Scrutiuiz.d bv the
half dozen coaches. First came the
tusslc with the charging machine and
then the tacklinc dummy. followed by
Z drill! in breaking through and block
Ing. The main object OF the scrim-
mage was TO see that each of the
regulars was doing what he had been
taught. Time and again the same
play was repeated until II went OF
without a hitch.
There were few changes in the var
sty line. BoatwriEht was given a
trial at end and Moore and Calhoun
nlternatcd At tackle. in stuarts place.
stuart. with his hand In splints. en-
gagged In the signal drill Rhoadcs
and Luck altcrnatcd with Mayer and
Ed Anderson in the hackncld. In the
scrimnagc the forwards showed i'm
provcmcnt and were especially good
in brca king through.
To-night there was n lengthy black =
board talk. in preparation for tho IIar-
ward game. The squad Will leave here
at noon on Friday ana should reach
Boston at 10 o'clock OH Saturday
morning.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-13
ed his courage. because he pitched with
extreme steadiness thereafter.
Lewis Snycn Gnmc.

Lewis SnvcS Game.
The Phillies had eight men left on
bases during the game. In five OF the
seven innings did they have men on
bases. but only once could they push
across run. The Sox played a mag
nificcnt fielding game back of Shore
and pulled the youngster out OF the
manholes into which he burrowcd by
his early unsteadiness.
In the eighth inning Dave Bancroft.
the first Phillic up, hit to left. 1t look
cd n sure Texas Lacquer safety, but
Duffy Lewis. by an amazing run. came
In and got the ball at his shoctops.
practically saving the game for tho
Sox. because If he had not got the ball.
Bancroft would have been safe and
would have scored a minute or so later
on Cravath's triple. Cravath's triple
WAS lukc, as far as tho extra bases
part OF II goes. The drive was n clean
single to center. but just AS Speaker
IL lcnpcd over his head. and before he
couio retrieve II Cravhth was on nth a.
The fastest play of the game came
la the eighth, when the Phillics per-
FORMED chain. nkIthihs d.uble-ylay
The bases were loaded with Red Sox
and there was one man out Gardner
came up and shot 4 groundsr at Chal-
ncrs who grabbed the ball. threw to
the plate. forcing Speaker and Burns.
and then threw to FIRST in time TO beat
cat Gardner.
Luck favored the SoH to an extreme
degree in the third and gave them
,ncir first run. Barry. the first man
up, walked. Cady tried 10 sacrifice and
sot an inneld single because Chalmers
fell over his bunt. shore sacrificed
advancing both runners, and then
Hooper came up and scored barry with
I'm inhcld tap that was credited az Il
nit for Hooper. but which looked like
an error for Niehon. who funblcd
around with the ball that was aimed
night at hlm.
The game this afternoon brought
about an even break. AK far az field
ing stunts we're concerned. II was
about even UP In the pitching depar, :
lncnt and behind the bat. But the
ked SoN got tho hits when they need
ed them and won.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-13
M'CU|REs WORK HARD
ARE BUSY PREPARING FOR
RICHMOND ACADEMY GAME
Twenty-I"lNe rIen In Uniform Put
Through Grilling Practice by
tnnriI smith.

McGuir"'s University school football
team h"!d its last hard practice. pre-
p.Nratory TO the nrSt championship
gam" with Hichmond Academy. on the
Coach Smith had about twenty-five
m"n ort ia uniform and put them
tn 'ough al unusually hard scrmmagc
Vh" mon displayed excellent form In
tn" sc"imma@", ANA all emerged in
tirst class condition. Several are al
ability for a prep team. and 1t is OK
pcct"d th.>- VIII prove TO bc the main
stay 81 tho eleven during the season
Which ~ just beginning. There have
been no Injuries 10 members OF the
squads. and all will be ready to take
the n"ld on Thursday.
Following tn" scrimmaEc, Coach
Smith put the lrst-tcam men through
hard signal practice. pcrf"cting the
plays ON winch they have been work =
th"m several additional formations.
The new formations include several
which have been seen here but seldom.
ard. Il is believed, they viii result In
big gains y ground should the team
have 10 Us" them
Strong Prep SOUND.
Mc"iu!rca team for the present year
Institution for some years. The line
men are heavy and strong, and thu
men in tho back hcld are about ar
fast as are generally H"cn on pre-
unrnrorv school eleven in this section
Under Coach Smith they have succeed
I'd in developing n aystem Of team
work. which indicates they viii b'
vigorous contcndcrs for the pref
championship. The team recently do
fcntcd the strong eleven from the Ash
In tho gamo with Richmond Acod
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-13
Red Sox and Quakers
to Make Western rip

BOSTON, October l:.-'rhc Boston
Americans and the Philadelphia Ma
tionu1s will go intnct "a the Pacific
Coast Tor IL series of games. begin
ming In san Francisco ON October
10, according to arrangements made
today by the National Commit ssiOn,
the presidents Of the two clubs pnd
representative al the ran:tmn-
Pacific Exposition.
The teams will play In Chicago.
0mnhn, Denver mad Snlt Lake city.
md also I'm Los Angeles and san
Diego.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-13
BLACKSTONE WINS
Defeats FnrmviiIc High School In
Uard-FOuRht Game by Score
OF 81 to :.
Especial To The Times Dispatch.
l,k STANI " nntalAnI. 1

BLACK STONE, VA. October I2.-
The Blackstone High School defeated
the Farmvillc High School in spirit
ed game OF football here to-day by n
scorc Of 81 to Z. Farmvillc. though
outwciehcd. fought for every inch of
ground. but the furious attacks Of
Blackstonc's speedy backs soon made
away their defepso. For Farmvilla.
Richardson. at half. and Ncnablc Mt
end. starred. while for Blackstone.
Cobb. f., Dcane, Hardy and Robertson
did tho best work. Blackstone was
greatly Handicapped by the loss of L..
Cobb as he had to retire early I'm the
gnmo with an Injured shoulder.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-13

Virginia state Fair steeplechase, for
hunters duly qualified under the rules
of the National Stecplcchase and Hunt
Association or the Canadian Hunt AS
ISOLATION. purse $500. of which $50
To the second and $40 to tho third.
About two miles and quarter.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-01-27
TAKE PARTY BURDENS

From the fact that the lower house
la, indicated favorable action to 70
peal the present mortgage tar law,
passed by the 1913 legislature, 1t
blight be interesting TO know that be-
tween October /, 1913, and Septem
ber 1914 Just one year, there was
collected IN fees from the operation
of Oh" tax S2lI7ls9s. Of this
amount about S20OOO comes to the
state ana the balance stays In the
several counties where II was collect
ed and IS applied to the school funds
Of the county.
Oklahoma county contributed Sl8,-
lm75 10 the total amount: Tulsa
county sl2.350lo. md Nuskosee coun.
ty xNO3i2G
The records u the collections ag
made by month { month show that re
celpts from the tax grew less all the
time from the start to the end "
the year. clearly indicating that few
cr mortgages were filed at the end
N the year than when the law first
became operative.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-01-27
LEGAL NOTICE.
nRnINANcE No 1f1a

Pub Okla. city Times Jan n p ~ lslK
AN ORDINANCE AMENDING SEC
TlON ONE or ORDINANCE NO. iTT2
ENTITLED AN ORDINANCE RE
LATINO TO OFFICERS AND ARSIST
ANTS, ETC. ETC"
Re It ordained by the board Of com
missiouers NJ the city " Oklahoma
city:
SECTION l. That section l. OF or
dinance No iT72. entitled An Ordln
unce Relating to Officers aud Assistants
Etc, Etc be- and the same IN hereby
amended y rcad "a, follows, to.wit.
SECTION ! That commencing with
the first day NJ February. 1915. and
nontlnuing thereafter until otherwise
hanged by ordinance the rmolumpnts
and salaries ~ the various assistants
rmployes and Officers ~ said city shall
Dee as herein designated aud provided
ma shall unless otherwise designated
b" paid semi monthly In lnstalments ~
peer calendar months
SECTION , That all ordinances aud
parts Of ordinances iu conflict herewith
ure hereby repealed
SECTION g. This ordinance shall he
ln tnll force aud effect from sud after
lis passage according 10 law
Passed by the board NJ commission
crs this aAth day of January. 1914
signed by the MAYOR this 18th dsv ~
January. 1915
WHIT VI GRANT.
Attest W.,,,
n t. CHOwNING
city CLERK
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521E2 North Broadway

7 YIN TW , Y "
Private ParlOrg nt
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PROMOTION or GERMAN
GENERALS IL ANNOU need

Amsterdam, via London. Jan. u.
4 Telegram today from Berlin an.
nounces that General Won Buelow,
commander in-chief ~ the German sec
ond army has been appointed field
marshal. General Won Eiuem com
mander.in-chief ~ the third army. the
dispatch adds has been promoted 10
the full rank " general
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-01-27
COTTON.


Chicago, Jan. IIOgs, receipts So
600, dun bulk 50 3ONi5. light 50 l5uG 10 .
mixed 81 lOQ50, heavy NGudA5 rough
fJHG 10, pigs Sba84O
Cattle, receipts 1000: SLOW, native
steers N4Od0; western t0Da535 COWS
and helfers x3H7 IS cnl,es I7ulO-J
Sheep. receipts 2OWO. weak Sheep
s. 75q665 yeHrlings 50 s5a77j lambs
s. 25ah85
throughout the morning showing very
little recuperative power Al noon prices
were q 10 7 points down.
The market was quiet and rather vusy
after the noon hour. Al 20 prices we're
TO points down net
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New York Cotton

New York Jan. =. The cotton mar.
ket was comparatively quiet during to.
days early trading Gables we're shade
under expectations aud after opening
to I points lower. tho local market
sold X or y points under last nights
closing figures, As result Of liquidation
aud local pressure. There seems 60 he
very little southern selling here, how
ever while private cables reported very
little hedging In Liverpool and In the
absence II such offerings TIE market
soon developed steadicr tone with prices
working back 10 within 4 or 3 points ot
yesterdays close. Spot houses bought
uy on the rally
Wall Street houses were made the sell
rrs on the early rally possibly In the
way Of liquldntng long cotton unsettled
by the easier poening " the stock mar
krt General business continued quiet The
market was about 10 10 points net low
er shortly nfter midday
The market was steadier during the
middle NJ the afternoon on n renewal Of
Wall street Or western buying and III,
active months sold back to within OF
= points Of last nights closing figures.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-01-27

HOGS Order buyers I'm the north
were shut out today owing to the eW
demlc, consequently the hog markets
ranged downward by the onslaught Of
the packers Reports varied from DC
to 40c lower, while the local trade
opened on n ~ cent lower basis The
top here was $500, bulk at SG1OmGJ5
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demand

tS for cables 4s5SO. for demand
tS5.I5
liar silver asa
Mexican dollars 3TL.
Government bouds easy: railroad bonds
weak
day . six months sh.
can money stead high 2, low ~;
ruling rate 2 last loan 2: closing bjd
Ia offered Al
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-01-27
NOTICES

,~~~~~~-~-~~~~~~~
OKLAHOMA Typewriter Sales Co.,
iur lThe New company aO2 state Nn.
uuunl bank hulldiug OKLAHOMA OK -
Highest grades new aud fpctory built
uIl makes: sold rented anywhere Offloe
upllgncns supplies and repairs
ruR NICE hand lnuudr, work call
Wal 1i6s ! .nll for aud deliver Rough
Ip or finished Prompt delivery
JAS. T. DENlNE, General Hoofrr 2o5 8
Majestic Rug Nothing lui roofs Two
phones Wa 3sN2 Wal GsiG
HUMPHREY Gas NRC LAMPS ARE
DEPENDABLE - REDUCE LIGHTING
ENrENsEs Wal. 32o6.
NAIL OR RRING your kodak films.
developing 3 cents per spool. prints &c.
Ewinrs studio. no security Rdlg.
CANCER CURED
Wuhout kuIr or caustk cure
whore other. 'ull NV cures guaranteed
Terms reasonable; no cure mo- pay +
n Nredham rN West Nullr st. Oklaho
ma City Phone walnut 1921
GENUINE Human hulr ,vitchc. for
sulc. yuur hHlr cOmhthgs made tO order
Mrs carr King 9lf East Eighth street
Wal GlO
WOODROW WILSON.
The Nnly practical sewing machine re-
pnlr man iu oklahoma Wal G02G
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-01-27
LIVESTOCK.


81. Louis Livestock.
~ Louis, Jan. q Hogs serrlrts 49,
900; strong; pigs and lights SGuT rs .
mixed and butchers 81 70p1pU. good
heavy 50 s0d9
tive beef steers 81 DdD cows and hcif
ers S5dS5O, Texas pnd Indian .t,rr, - 70
AIS cows and helfers S4MG. uuut,
calves t8dii
Sheep, receipts 5000 1--WE muttous
- 1bd6 lsmbs - 2Jas5 yrnrlmg, sra
T25
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50 Louis Jan 2I Poultry. Butte
eggs unchanged
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India, standing ~ q rlars all BY himself
iVo years hnend OF ihe REST
,,, ,-, r...... .,,-
nv u'RnN 'uuugru Lu'2P'"u E'ulI'
u.nl. "u' lN WvTIu famous l"r u'H ln"Iy
7'.'' '"nk Ptenl, N9hH lnAl nav "n' w
.,1' i'n"7 Npui lnu'Tm"Nl 1911, "',l''
,"n" 20" 'nu ul' 'h''h YOU ''I ne 'u'h l
''. HlA nnu 'h'rI1 ,n' 1.i iloN,nk ,,tEk,
.'' '"" WIN 'r'lu'"'' n'Fn'l l%"nu %
,u',ln I",.'t on ,o''. ,'' '.lW un.lr,,W
~ ui''lrN. ~ H"I tif 'T"n',rs
'n,7, u'I nr, N'pathlru. ',N" "''t1
"'I','. lu'uILN Itpup'N' "r' 'p' you
~, ,"' n'n "I ""m"n y"u Nv, 'ulN you
"'"' ,u" Nu'n you WV, '""IiN ,u ''rr
,," 'n'' "I ln'II IIHEt n'1 u'' Up.on oI
,.'' 20" l",' Hr' hs 'h't M tneJ
hl""u b,I"t' hln! hu VIM, ne Ei.'7 IVY
nl"',H' ',' ~ huu IEuIeh' ms 'lsilora st
,''', ''""'" NJ '"' '''''''''"' ~ MAKES
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-01-27

New YorL Cotton.

Wv NOTE Npot Iott9n.
New York. Jan % Spot cotton quiet
mlddlinR uplHnds $50, salse 400
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Oklahoma Livestock.
TODAYS RECEIPTS.

CATTLE Receipts continued light
in the cattle division, only 7uO hcud
showing mp Wednesday. The trade
wa, generally steady, with some sale
a shade higher fair per cent ~
the run was beef stuff. some of which
hrougt $6.5Om7lO. The hulk NJ the
cows and hefers sold a. Sls5mj. 10.
Bulls sold at S5OOm $50 The demand
for stockers and feeders continued
good and this class NJ cattle are sell.
ing At high prices Light calves
brought G7OOM775
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-01-27

New orleans, Jan q Spot cotton -frH
dN Sales on the spot 100 bales, tD ar
rive S50. Good ordinary OA strict good
ordinary otc low middling ~. strict
low middAng IA; middIug N,". strict
middllng ~ good middlug su. strict
good mlddllug y lNo
Receipts 1880. stock AiO3 3Q1
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-01-27

Fort worth, Jan. N-Cattle receipts ..
200 lOc higher. Becyes 81 25d7
NdthX. EtAlsH SHRDLU CFWYP o
Hogs, receipts 300 90 lower Bulk
~ 2516o0
sheep receipts noue; steady Lambs
T.I5ds35
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-01-27
STOCKS.



Passing uf the dividend on United
States Steel common yesterdN had an
unsettling effect ON the msrkst az today's
closing price " 5lll 10 Yfminimum of
~ without Hny iuirrmedife sales The
preferred stock whose nvideud remains
unchangcr. promptly fell a., points
Throughout the active Aist there were
losses NJ ! Co puintss Reading, Cana
dian Pacific and the trans routlnentals
being weakest The dcHllnr extended 10
steel sinking fund bonds, which fell half
point London range for Americans
was higher than the local market steel
being the ouly issue To show marked hea
viness therp
international shares were Irregular In
the afternoon
L. \. Steel lost 5N leading western rail
road shares and ropuorS ga, 10 a2 The
market became dull ON fractional rally
and selling was yhrcked
Selling was resumed In the later trad
Ing but rallies uf point Ia Union Pa
clfic and Reading impaired better tone
10 the final dealings The closing was
weak
New Nork stocks
New York, Jan. ~ - Mercantile paper
3ha4.
Sterling exchange STEADY OO h,r hws
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-01-27
VEHICLES AND AUTOS

AUTOMOBILE F0R SALE
OVERLAND ROADSTER IN coon
CONDITION. rHICE VERY REASON
ABLE PHONE WALNUT f97b-H,
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PROF. MARCUS LA MAR
52I1 North Broadway
Seven Years Oklahoma City's Favor
lie Advisor.
Celebrated European Spirit Medium and
Trance ClalnOyani

speaks German, French, English and Rou
mania acknowledged by Press, Public
and foremost Scientists bf Europe and
America as the greatest living exponent
~ his weird and mysterious profession
educated IN Occult Mysteries ln EEJ pt and
India standing ~ rlaHs all by himself
100 years abeud OF the Rest
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-01-27

LNerpOor Jan ~ Cotton. spot
steady. Good mlddlug 59Sd; mlddilng
lNsd low mlddlng 53d Sales hOOO
speculation and export 400 Receipts ..
40 Futures steady By June ASIA
July Aug. lNNd. uH' Nov 4a9Id. jan
Feb AO2Ld
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-01-27

New York. Jan % The cotton seed
oil market closed lrpgunr Sep 0SSm
Z y; Jan 6glhqa Feb 0Odaa Mar
70In7O9, April Tlldlh; Nav T90d23
June 7OHA; July tOmil, Aug. I4TG
~
Total sales rs Inu
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-01-27
Kansas city wheat

kansas city, Jau u Wheat-No 2,
hard uAldli2 -. red Nl2
Corn No ml,"I TO-. white %.
Oats. white aa.s. mixed 90 lW0ic
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PATENTS

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GERMAN SHIPS DISPLAY
FLAGS; HONOR KAISER

New York, Jan p The fleet Of
German liners tied mp here since the
beginning Of the war blossomed out to
day with German and American flag
and with red. white and black bunting
In observance of Emperor Williams
birthday.
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HUMPHREY GAS ARC LAMPS ARE
DEPENDABLE REDUCE M0HTINa
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Lggs. lower. receipts 30 100 .usos at
mark cases Included 1u5U9 ordinary
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Potatoes, receipts n au H.Mlugrd
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LIVE STOCK.
ACREAGE.
MUSICAL NsTRuMENTss.

PIANO IN fine condition, will uell rheap.
pnrt down, balance In small payments.
BOX j ii6, Tunes.