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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-11
ELEPHANTS Modified.
Germany Orders beast. From
Nenaxerie 10 the Front.

LoNDoN, March l0,-A COpenha gen
despatch to the Ddily Man says Ger
many has mobliz"d the elephants in
Uag.ubcck's menaG"ri" ana has sent
them to Nalcncienu"S for wo' K IN heavy
hauling
is using for war services hftv-seven
dogs which were presented by tho
Greenland authorities to the Fllchener
Antarctic expedition
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AFTER SINKING II SHIPS,
ONE AN AMERICAN GERMAN
SEA RAIDER MAY INTERN
What the Prinz Eitel Accomplished

What the Prinz EiteI Accomplished
Left Tstng-ao
o
a.
Schsrgost English steamer, n
Jean, French n
ster
n
Pierre Lott French Pacific.
William
jacobsen French after the Frye
ndraco. British ship; sunk February IS.
British loaded a
Florde French loaded with
Wilerby
The last ship February 20.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-11
BILL FOR A DRY
STATE EFAV0RED
IN ASSEMBLY
Referendum Said to Have
Been Decided On After
Hearing in Albany.
STRONG PLEAS HEARD
FOR AND AGAINST III

ALaA~Y. March in.-The question OF
statewide prohibition was discussed be-
fore the senate and Assembly commit
tees IN the Assembly Chamber today.
II was declared afterward that tho
Assembly Excise Committee stands :
T. 6 in favor OF the local option BILL
and that the committee may report the
statewide prohibition bill with an
amendment favored by Assemblyman
Hamilton Fish. Jr.. Of Putnam. submit
ting the question to referendum.
II do not believe" Assembiyman Fish
said. that the Legislature is empo~ cred
10 Icgislate on such a subject which
has not been vital campaign ISSUE.
and that IL is not one of the duties
Of the Assembly TO leglslatc on a sub
jcct affecting 50 closely the morals OF
the people without referendum.
shall fer this amendment to the bill,
which will provide for the method BY
which prohibition was recently adopted
in Arizona. Colorado oregon and wash
.ncton. and rejected in california and
ohio"
state Senator Samuel A. mes OF
Chenargn was moved I, tears by the
Headings OF Mrs Ella \ Boolc OF
BROOKLYN. state PRESIDENT OF the Wom'
ems christian Temper nee Union. IN
behalf OF the women OF tho state
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-11
SAKE is WRONG
BY BY$1S,OOO,O0O,
SAYS WHITMAN
Coyernor Insists That sum
Must Be Raised by
Direct Tax.
CL\MES GLYNN FOR
PLIGHT OF THE STATE

,rvy. March io.-Gov Whitman
,,,,ea tonight 20 the criticism of his
,.,,. financial message to the Lcgis-
,,r-e hv iohr Godfrey SAKE. who was
,.Goy Glynn's lesai adviser The
,a,smd, follows
NV attention has been called to the
,otsm " the message which | sent
I. ..s legislature dca,in- with the iinan-
h. s5rd0.oa Of the state ard the ne
,,..y ,f "a sing IL. direct tax approxi-
-,,,p $4,000 600 unless extraordinary
.,ssures " economy are prac,ised.
The belahored efforts to confuse the
, % contained in my message as a
4,s for the criticism impressed me as
eresting. but cannot accept these
4, warranting change in the iinan-
, d policy outlined in my message for
.a.ryine on the states work during the
ia. year nor as altering the amounts
r,u.lej for ;ha; purpose.
beg TO assure the tax payers OF
10 Sta,e that before transmitting my
COMMUNICATION to the Legislature the
a-ds and figures Of the Comp;roller's 3
t--e we're carefully compared and.
,,.eover. the matter was the subject
I, conferences with the experienced
alers of the Senate and Assembly :
nd the figures stated and conclusions
-i,nei represent the comGnel judo
-.a, which, upon verification. con-
litn..y assert lis correct
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One Item aS.OOO,OOO.

The total deficiencies in departmental
expenses 10 which | have alluded. ex-
t!ste ~ the Workmen's Compensation
commission amount 10 $4,000. 900. rep
i-'en'ei 10y the deficiency hill now be-
r" he Legislature
tn" specific amounts and items. for
Ne purpose " clarifying. repeat here
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vii be observed hat the above
'"''htn, I! deficit items docs not in
C. ne the amount Of s7.677.l3s sink
~ 'nHi contribution, for the year 1914
which Il Is claimed have erro-
'olslv added. nor does II contain the
IN Of ss.'i5.s40.5o. supply and spe-
81 oils appropriated by the Leglsla-
o; 1874. also claimed to have been
1HtoI,.y included
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vo> BER>HARDI on TuE wan

~, special permission of the
man, aud the Next War" has writ
ten exclusively for "Thc sun" his
views On the great war. In next
Sundays "sun.''
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The vice II tie financial policy of
{, last administration. az shown by the
reports. was that the ap-
'roprdtions were arbitrarily fixed by
he legislature at $4,000. .00o. while the
estimate, page l3. rs s42.-
.O00 FOR similar TENS. and tho actual
upenses Of government accurately conf
,Ited and necessary TO carry on the
fairs OF government until the end OF
fiscal year will require the appro-
|l'a;ion OF the sums to which ! called
b, attention OF the Legislature ana
saracterized as deficiencies
TO Illustrate, the appropriation for the
vo-kmen's Compensation Commission
rould have been sufficient TO meet the
I10ndtures of that department from
C"oher, 1914. TO the end of the fiscal
var september 30, 1915 As a matter
q fact the appropriation for that de-
,srmtut was entirely exhausted on the
~ day OF January, when | assumed
duties OF Office. while in several OF
D. other departments the lack of ade-
tla,e appropriation is found. general!
l. vary ng degrees.
Not only is this condition present
9TH reference TO the actual admins
''a'lon expenses OF departments but /,
also found in the inadequacy OF appro'
rations to meet the requirements OF
y. fiscal year for State and for the
Eproyement of town highways. fol
tads IN Indian reservations, for the ="
ar Of State roads constructed under
He 500 Q0o, GOO highway appropriation
i'd for charitable, curative and penal in
.l"utions
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ATLANTIC COAST LINE

I TraIn4 Daily 10 VhArTFsIOU- NHNNnn0N, Au'
An
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pleads for the Children.

"nh gentlemen" Mrs. Boole said, "on
behalf ~ the women os the state. who
are the ones who suffer, plead with YOU
to report this bill, which would remove
the preVentable cause OF intemperance,
insanity and crime. on behalf OF the
women and girls plead. and On hehaf
Of the ch I'D ru yet unborn who may h"
brought int the world with A heritage
Of unsound bodies, | plead with YOU
Senator Jones was continuously wipirg
the tears from his eyes while Mr. Boo!"
vAs speaking and finally LEFT the cham
ber
The Rev Edmund Banks Smith, char
lain OF tho United states army head
quarters of the East, Governors Island.
declared forced abstinence was JUS as
wrong as chosen abstinence was right.
Ie said prohibition states have mary
times the number OF drug takers that
New York has asd ih7t thc aholishment
Of the cautcru iu the lu..ed states army
was e great dc'rlmer' 70 the service ana
harm 90 '.c soldiers
Joseph sullivan ~ the state F"d' ra-
ton of Labor Insisted organized labor
wAs against pcoh.hi0o ~ a1 AZ empt
20 restrain n, Liberties of IN" working
Mcu ol 'p" state
stewart B-ow~. .oDrcsertlnG 1000
irdtN tdusi rrli estate owners in Greater
NcN York. opposed the bill
Il. would I" . most suicidal thing FOR
real estate and TAXATION Ir New YORK
city. ho urged
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hint to Nr. Bryan.

This despatch was communicated 10
the state pepl lrtment hv the frltlsh AM
hassador and Is generally regarded a.
4 hin, to the United states 3s 10 "hd'
Great Britain eNpccts To he done.
charge liohlcrs despatch covering IN"
situation Scut Yesterday is ts follows
in n'v opinion lhc effect OF the
american note 20 Carranza ana
Dbregou has been extremely good
II j.. however. absolutely necessary
that immediate steps should he taken
for sending supplies o. food ana
forage to the capital.
WhtteIcr party l. N power IN
Mexico city and Vera cruz, II Is now
plAin that the best means To prevent
the recurrence Of such "A situation
az now exists would be to iusis. ABB
solutely on the local troops main
tanning inviolate the railway COM
munication between Mexico city and
Vera Cruz
This recommendation permits COM
parsou OF the situation in Mexico city
with that OF foreigners In Pekin during
the Boxer uprising. The Powers op-
t,ined from China the right TO patrol
the Tientsin-P Pekin Railway, and whIle
/ has rot been suggested that tntcrna-
,ional troops keep open the road 10
Mexico city II is believed mat oth'l
Governments certainly will look to the
United states to secure some satiefac'
tory Arrangement to this end
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-11

GREAT BEAR >rRi>G W\rEE.
boc the case OF se glass soppered bottles
--ldt.
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Two American Boys
With WarIike ArdOr
Fool Kings Officers
Twins, l5 Years Old, Enlist in
British Army as Grown
Men.
spec,oi cabie DESPATCH 10 THr SIS


LoNpoN. Maroa l0.--Two iifteen-year-
old American boys. twins. who were 80
we'll developed physically that R"tish
enlistng officers passed them into the
army without question. are on the way
bac,t to their home in bridgeport. Conn.,
with their dreams OF becoming great
warriors shattered II was only by the
narrowest margin THAI Mer hope OF ad-
venture missed realization
Tho boys. Howard and Harold Hudson,
were visiting an aunt at Bournemouth
when they were overcome by martial
enthusiasm Four months ago they ran
away and chi sted In Sussex regiment.
where they were accepted as rather
young but grown men Since then they
have been training for service AT tie
front
y snort time ago their parents learned
what they were doing and communicated
with the authorities AT Washington.
The state Department Informed United
states Ambassador Page of the circum-
stances and he had them discharged
from the army. Their aunt watched
them until they were safely aboard a
steamer to-day.
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BRIDGEPORT Conn, March lo.--iiarold
and Howard Hudson are the iifteen-
year-old twin sons of Mr.. and Mrs sid
ney Hudson of this city. Their father Is
a mechanical engineer, born in England.
but naturtlzod American. The bows
were born in this country. but we're sent
to school near London to complete their
education
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GERMAN SIDE OF WAR.

With the permission of the Kaiser, Won
Bernhard. famous General, has written
the German side of the war exclu.
sively for next Sundays SUN.
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Continued on 1hird Page.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-05-11
U\TTERS IN CONVENTION
DISCUSS PAYMENT or DEBT

NEW YORK, May l1.-How To salts.
fly the S15SOOO judgment obtained by
lorwe and company Of Danbury, Conn,
boo a suit against the Dsnbury union.
was the chief business before the con
Nputuu uf United Ilatters Of America.
In session here today The Judgment.
with Interest now amounts To about
S9OOOOo The homes " 25O members
or the gulou were pledged ms security
during litigation. Loewe aud company
have given warning that the judment
must be- met but the organization is
said 20 have mo- funds for that pur.
pose
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-05-11
LUSITiNIA EMPLOYEES
TESTIFY AT HEARING

LONDON May 10. Cornelius Hurri.
gan n waiter aboard the Lusitania,
testifyinC NJ the opening NJ the core.
per.s Inquest over the bodies " five
victims landed here. said It was i'm
possible To launch boats ON the star
board side owing 10 the steamers list
He went down with the ship. but came
M and was rescued
Vernon l.lyermore the ships buglpr.
gave evidence that the water tight
compartment, were closed but thought
the explosion must have burst them
ment house
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-05-11
VICTIMS or VICTORIA RIOT
SAYS HE Is AN AMERICAN

VICTORIA, b. g.. May Il.-Moore
LEM, whose grocery and warehouse
were attacked by auti-Grrmau rioters.
since the sinking Of the Lusitania.
claims IN be an American citizen and
today laid his case before the United
states consul here lenz claims the
damage tp his property win amount to
between SlOUOO and $4,000 He said
he came here f. Years agO.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-05-11
HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS.
PERSONAL
DIR. CROUCH

Offics roems tls-ti. Majestic Building
corner Main and Harvey, Maple 1M
A. n, JONES. lawyer, damage uuita di
yoIces, wills aud genreal law practice
slb.b Hershowit' Wig rhone Maple T0s
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-05-11
w A n / ADS
RATES AND INFORMATION

Three line ads averaging 10 wsrds-ars
inserted times for DC
situation Wanted ads are accepted for
three Insertions without charge.
Contract rates quoted on request
CLOSING HOuRS-W Want ads must be
IN before noon FOR insertion the same
day. Want ads received after - and be.
fore p. m. will be Inserted In Too Late
60 Classify" column Ads will he taken
between a. NJ. und y nj. al office or by
telephone
BLIND ADDRESS ADs-AnswerS to
blind ads viii b. riven only When ticket
showing advertiser kew number II pre-
Scntcd Information giving advrtusrrH
identity will IN no case be divulged
TELEPHONE WANT ans You NAV
phonc your AZ 10 THE TINES Ask Tor
= II Y So Want Al Dept This con
venlcnce IL for patrons NJ this paper and
pa rment should be made promptly when
hin II presented whom vou nhone vour
want adj request TINT II be repeated TO in
sure accuracy,
RECEIPT Retain vour rcceint for pHv
mput of want Ads ~ no mistakes can be
rertified without n
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-05-11
NEW CITIZENS TO LISTEN
TO SPEECH ny PRESIDENT

PHILADELPHIA. Pa. MAY ~.
Four thousand new citizens. recently
naturnlizcd here, viii be- the guest,
tonight at monster reception at
which President Wilson has rpnsentpd
70 be the principal speaker Secrc
tarv Daniels and wills have promised
10 be- present.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-05-11
FIVE MEN ARE MISSING;
SANDSUCKER Is sunk

CLEVELAND, o., May TO- - Five
men are missing and ak We're rescued
after drifting about for hours when
the sandsurkcr The Junior early today
struck n hreakwaler here and sank.
Two " those rescued may die of ex.
pOsurc
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-05-11
STOCKS AND BONDS



'N YORK N0v n The stock mar
."t rHfy every Indication m TODAY. nn
n.nr NJ Iu intention to shake Of the
l'nu sion caused hr the sinking M fha
lH.''nnln Active stocks registered gains
f 4" points with NOT so much os a
.ns.. initial decline 100 auv quarter Tn,t
"d s'ltrs Steel hrran with 5000 shares
H|. 'n 1l', oomunred with ycsterdqr' Is
.ns" Of 'N', Westinghouse on sales ~ g
M" shares. was quoted A. ~ ~ G0i. a
maximum Rise NJ 5H aud bethlehem
Steel roso ~ CopDors motors and the
miscellaneous group fained 3 10 r Read
nr nnd Canadian Pacific were the faai
tu tl3 s"'"'"H 90
I'r market again became animated In
.N. nm" d"n'ings some NJ the stocks max
."e h".i prices of the day. The closing
WAS strong
\lW YORK MAY n Durnrss cont,py
ri ne 'hr chief feature N the market In
'h" "1r.r afternoon Following the ususl
'Ir." FOO such instances Maxwell Motor
..H. reacted sharply on declaration oi
.'.r. dividend on the first preferred
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-05-11

T.. B y B6 is The Times Want Ad
phone place that for rent ad now.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-05-11

Sr LOUIS Noy ~ Hog r..... - rUn.
steady pigs and lights 81 -.. mIhuH
and butchers yI5Ud75 goo ..N So hu
at ~
,Brtl" receipts $500 strong nn"F. beef
steers 81 tndn. yrnrinR sir,.. .n1 bpf
rrs SSfrN go COWS SBdT6O. .f. surs md
feeders SduN ~. Ipyas aud I.|Hu steers
S. 25Hs COWS and heifers t.uH. native
calves SHMHrO
Sheep uwulnr. $500 steady ..ss. SE rUlf
80 lambs SpnlO15 clipped lambs s. u
HH &. F".r.mg, S-tO995O .pped year
Nugs S,u--a
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-05-11
iNTERuRRAN SCHEDULES -oKLApo.
MA LINES

lNIERlRRAN SCHEDULES -OKLAuO.
MA LINES
Ohlahousa City-EI Reno Lin.
Cars leave Terminal station. Oklaboms
Guy o'@ a N and every hour until \ 10
D m then 10 and II 10 d m
Cars leave VI Reno 600 n n. and svs,,
hour until j m. then 8 10 and houriy
until loan Then II 10 u. IN
oklahoura City NormAn Line
Cars leave Oklahoma city q 100 m mn,
hourly until 1000 p m, then n 40 N
m
Cars leave Norman e;02 a N. snd hourly
until n 02 D m
Oklahoma city -Edmond LIN.
Cars leave Oklahoma City 6.O7 a M ana
hourly untn lO;OT q, m, then II 80 d m
Cars leave Edmond 600 T.Oi A M and
hourly untn n W y, IN
Service begins one hour later on sun.
days aud legal holidayG
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-05-11
PhOtOplay House Statlstics.

II Is estimated that there are today
between 1000 and 5000 photoplny
theaters In the United States. tu which
more than l00OOOO0 people go daily
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-05-11

WASHINGTON NAV n Serrctnry Rcd
field reported 10 President wilson AZ
iudo's cabinet meeting that the balance
"t trade ln favor NJ tho United States Tor
thy week ending MAY Y Mas 500 IA 5n-
0s compared with 81 32s enl Tor the nre
..Iiug week Wv
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-05-11
LEVY LOAN Gn.

RUN A WANT Al In Tue Times-s
lines time 10 cents.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-05-11

Nrw Work Cation Tuturrs
." B 1uHh N.. 10 Cotton
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-05-11

1850 acres, or more II desired. rich
valley land under the Fullerton Ir.
rigatlon System IN Jackson County,
Oklahoma Gravity flOw, no Pump
ing required Water available every
day In the year, 100 acres alfalfa
growing on the land, been growing
big crops for years Perpetual
water right, paid up Q miles FROM
one shipping point, miles from an
other, fine level roads; 8 miles
from Altus, County Seat, with 7
railroad outlets A safe proposi
tlon. big crops every year Owner
has more land than he can care for
and must sell part Of II Ask for
full information
w. l.. Fullerton, Owner,
Olustse, 0his.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-05-11
FIFTH LARGEST
|. 5. INDUSTRY
Making OF Films Has Usurped Bigger
Sounding businesses in Rank.

The fifth largest industry m the
United States so ranks the phOlupluy
or the motion picture Industry accord
ing To the recent report Ot the ceusu,
bureau iu Washington
Up To the beginning OF December
1914, American film manufacturers
turned out no less than 10000 scpar-
ate reels Of uegatiyc film, from each
of which an average Of thirty five posi-
tive copies were made
$4,000 Miles Of Film.
The standard reel Of photupIay is
1000 feet long, which makes 100000
900 feet OF film all told including both
the originals and the posityes About
BSUOO miles Of motion pictures enough
to 20 round this old earth Of ours a
little less than three times. And # only
took eleven months 10 make this gi
gantic tape measure " film
The Cost Of Production
The cost Of producing the ordinary
sort of originals or negatives is at least
s. foot This means that approx.
mutely S2O.OOOOOO was spent during
the first eleven months NJ 1914 In max
Ing negatives alone The 3jOOOO 900
feet Of copies cost cents foot. which
totals 81 600 900 for the pusitiyes. Al.
together $37 600 900 spent In the manu-
facture " films In less than wear
do Little Figuring
Some figures Yes. quite some. but
they are not all for this estimate does
not take into account the special
features which have recently become
such d prominent factor In the film tn
dustry. ON single one Of these fpa
ture photoplay productions II Is neither
startling nor remarkable for the pro
ducer 10 spend from 100000 " 5000
UOO Now then. do little calculating
ON your own States and flkure ont. N
You can, some Of the future pussihlH-
ties NJ film finance with the above
data and the advice that there ls on
an average at the present time Il new
feature film company born every dav
Of the weck
PhOtOplay House Statistics.
II is estimated that there are today
between 1000 and $1,000 phofoplnv
theaters In the United States. tu which
more than loOOOOO0 people go daily
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-05-11

NV YORK. MAY ll Mercantile ps
n"r aga,
sterling exchange pasy. IN dsv hm.
rur cables N70N5. for demand
ilH.r
'",wnmru' bonds weak rallrond bond.
strong
|..u loans steady ~ and No davs
H". Ny months 74d3D
'nN money steady higher 2I low
ra..ng rat" o last loan . closing b,l
I. offered az
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-05-11
CLASSIFIED DIRECTORY
BUSINESS \ pKOt EssIONAL

ATTORNEYS
n a hElsrER, 20 " Amer Natl Bank
HAIn DRESSING
GENUINE Human hair switches for
salsi your hair combings made 70 ords,
hruL Carl King slI Hast Eighth strss,
Wal 2ai0
RUBBER STAMPS AND sEALs-
q X STAMP 4 SEAL 90, liz
W. Grand Ave wal 8ns
SHOE REPAIRING
EQUALITY SHOE SHOP. sl2 West
Main, We call for and deliver trea
Rhona Napla ga
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-05-11
ANNOUNCEMENTS.

LUMbER cheap Wrvckihg building
Robinson aud Il Stg Capitol HIN, Okla
homa City Rouse WrecElng Works. S2O
y Walker.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-05-11
CAROLINAs HOLD SERVICES
IN MEMORY on SOuTHS DEAD

RALEIGH " G.. May 10. Me
mortal services for the dead Of the con
federHcy were held throughout North
and South Carolina, today. Banks,
stores and public offices were closed.
The schools were dismissed at noon.
AZ Fayetteville the site for a home
FOR widows ~ confederate veterans
was dedicated This home Ia to be
erected partly from private funds and
partly from funds appropriated by the
state
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-05-11

CHICAGO. MAY n Wheat 2 red 5Hu
I h5ig . hard &l5iHH. 81
Corn yellow 70bN-
oats standard Nau.ft.
Barley 12aISy
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-05-11

step 10 the phone and call p. h. y.
&c. The Times Want Ad phone.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-05-11
PROVISIONS


Kansas CtV Produce
KANSAS CRY N n Buttrr. eggs
and poultry, unchanged
Chicago Produce
CHICAGO. MAY 10 Butter lower.
creamery 2OU21la-
Eggs higher. rrerIuf. 2SGHI eases. go
mark cases inrndpi 'iqisbc: ordinary
flrts t8ANl7atc nr.'. NsHdA
Potatoes, lower. receipts 70 cars. red
ah6f8s: white iORlB.
Poultry. alive unchanged
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-05-11

NEW YORK Nnv N Raw sugar firm
centrifugal lbi. mnm-.ng SS1. refined
steady
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-05-11
LIVESTOCK


Kansas City LNtst..a
KANSAS ,Iri May ~ H.. .G's
% 900. higher. bulk NJ 1850
in..r 81 l1HA1 light 1890 fN I'D
~ 5
Cattle receipts OOO high" '.
steer. Ns gIgn dressed hc.f .F 30
1fe95 southern steers 81
Siuf 'n heifrr. FGmN. stock. E....r
Sheep receipts l2Om, s'r HmNs
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KANSAS CITY. Nn' n Wheat hard
81 hOlsMl.6i; 2 red 81 un
Corn mixed i5u D. white 74Hs
Oats white 6ld1 mixed 5nr
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FOR SALE REAL ESTATE.
OIL LNND LEASEs.

ZINC LAND developed IN the st. Joe
district the .cutrr NJ the north Arkansas
zine field First hand prices ~ years Rc.
quuintan.r iu north Arkansas W =.
Campbell ST. Ioc. Ark
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~. Luula if0uuce.
ut LOUIS, NAV N foultTy unchanged
except springs 1s luyks tnIr
Rutter creamery a~.
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