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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-05-20
GREW OF KlJKlI
CONES. 70 PORT
IN C0LUMB||N

Capt. Frank T. Warmer, formerly
master of the U. s. lighthouse tender
Kukui, was welcomed back to Homo
lulu when he stepped from the bridge
OF the Columbine, an arrival from San
Francisco today
Most of the officers and crew iden-
titled with the Kukui, when 1t was or
dered to the north Pacific coast, ac-
companied the Columbihe to Hawaiian
waters GheR Columbine sWlli remain
here In t1laee Sof The Kukui which was
overhau1ed and Immediately despatch
ed to Alaska. The CoIunbine Is con
siderahly SMALLER. It. is. 145 feet long,
81 feet beam and is feet depth. IT
is regfsf9rei lat az tonss gross.
The Colnmbina was. built at Cleve-
land, O., in 1892. 1t has been sta
toned for years in Alaskan waters,
making its base near Ketchikan. The
yessel-was ordered fumigated upon its
arrival today. It will come to berth
at territorial wharf this afternoon
or tomorrow morning,
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SENATOR'S HOPE
WAR DANGER FOR
U. S. IS AVERTFD
Smoot, CumminS and 0verman
Comment on LuSitania Sink
ing and Late Developments

IF Germany acts In accordance with
the reports of her press and allows
time for passengers to leave a vessel
threatened with destruction by a sub
marine we will have smooth sailing
again in our diplomatic sea"
Three of Americas foremost sena-
tors sat on the Moana hotel lanai this
morning discussing the possible out
come of Americas diplomatic note to
Germany.
Senator Cummins was Of the opin-
ion that Germany had a perfect right
to sink the Lusitania as she carried
ammunition, but the crime against
civilization and humanity lay in not
allowing the innocent passengers to
seek safety in the Iifeboats.
The matter looks very favorable
now" said Senator Cummins. Ger.
many cannot afford to go to war with
the United States. She must keep
the friendship OF this country and will
accede TO President Wilson's demand
that. American life be respected."i ~
my opinion" said Senator Smoot,
is that the Lusitania was blown up
by the ammunition stored In the hold.
or course the torpedo set it off, but
lad there been no magazine aboard
the explosion would not have been so
terrific. If Germany allows passen.
gers TO leave threatened ship Am.
erica can ask for no more"
Senator 0yerrnan seconded the ex-
pressions of the other two senators
and said:
The main contention in the Ameri.
can note is that American life be as
safe in the war zone as ON the high
seas. We do not recognize the war
zone in sense of danger to American
citizens II Germany complies with
his as the reports have 1t then all
will be settled without further ex.
change of negotiations.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-05-20
ONLY THREE COUPLES
OF VISITORS REMAIN

Three of Hawaii's distinguished
guests with their wives are staying IN
Honolulu for varying lengths OF
time. Senator and Mrs. Willard Sauls.
bury will sail for the orient on the
EManchuria tomorrow. They will tour
China, Japan and pafts of Siberia, ar.
irving in Honolulu again late. in the
summer. Senator Reed SmDot intend.
ed to visit the Philippines, but has
changed HIS plans and. in company
with Mrs. Smoot, will sail for the
mainland June 5. Congressman j. A.
Frear will visit friends in Honolulu
until next Tuesday, when he and Mrs.
Frear will leave in the Matsonia for
their home in Wisconsin.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-05-20
SHORT DELAY IN.
SALVAGE WORK
ON SlVREt "a

A halt, but only a very short one,
was called in, salvasenaperation on
The F-4 when j limb Re chain m
seft to the fourth we G BILE dragged
under the stern Of the sunken sub
marine, parted at the first strain yes
terday, About noon yesterday the tug
Navajo made q drag inxreeord time,
and snagged fourth wire and chain
cable under the boat, in what was
thought to be secure position. The
breaking of the massive %-inch chain
was great surprise to all connected
with the work, but ii was the gen.
eral opinion that IL the break had to
come, it was far better to have It
happen right off, before the subma-
rine had been suspended at any dis
lance above the bottom, In which case
the accident to the gear might have
been more serious
This morning new 15-fathom shot
of chain was sent from the Maryland
TO the Navajo and taken out to the
scene Of operations. 1t is expected
that another drag will be made early
fhis afternoon, as it viii not be much.
Dc a task 60 shackle on the new chain,
the eyesspljces being intact.
AS soon as the fourth line, around
the stern, is fast, another lift and tow
will be given to the FL No great diff
flcufty In getting the boat into shallow
water is now anticipated, as the hoist
ing gear on the pontoons have proved.
its ability to lift the vessel, which, It
is belieyed, the Navajo viii be able to.
tow shoreward. 1t is not anticipated.
that the cruiser Maryland will be ealls
ed into service to provide the shore.
ward pull.
congressman Watch Divers.
This morning two of the Maryland's
divers were at work alongside the
ship in shallow water and their work
was watched with considerable inter.
est by Senator and Mrs. MARITIME of
New Jersey and Representative and
Mrs. Brown of West Virginia. A few
picked men from the Maryland are be-
ing schoOled in the use Of the com.
pressed air diving gear used by Chief
Gunner Stillson's party. and this morn
ing the congressional visitors were
much interested in the work that was
going on. Divers Crilly and Nielsen
were brought up and introduced, at
the request of the congressman.
Maryland to Entertain.
The captain and officers OF the
Maryland are to entertain Saturday
night at q reception and dance on
shipboard Local army. navy and ma
tional guard officers and their fami.
lies and q number of civilians have
received invitations and all are look
ing forward to the affair.
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w. z. Andrews of Hastings. Neb.,
auditor of the Treasury since 1897,
resigned. - : - -ss-.--. -.
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JOHNSON TAKES
/ AWAY INTEREST
! NLOCAL NEEDS
Washington Congressman I'm
pressed With Necessity of
Wise Legislation Vii. q

Tive wire" OF the congressional
party who has been everywhere and
learned many things about Hawaii
without missing any Of the entertain,
ment and the formal functions is Con.
gresham Albert Johnson OF Washing.
ton, He leaves Hawaii with the
hearuest words OF praise for the ter.
ritory and with much information to
be used later in legislation TO aid the
islands.
up in my country-the great North:
west-we have the institution known
as the 'potlatch'-a great feast and
good time" he said this morning, "but
j want TO remark that here In Ha-
wall we have been given about 600
times as much entertainment as ever
saw before in an equal space Of days
and nights. shall1eaye Hawaii with
the very w8rmest regard for the isl.
ands and with personal interest in.
the territory's welfare which hope
to have the opportunity Of showing
in washington, :.
Il was particularly Interested here
in the lumber importing industry.
attinterested me was the arrival Of,
lumber schooners from my home
Grays Harbor. Lumber laid on the
vessels there at $50 arrives here at
n shipping cost OF $3.50 additional
You osn see that we can't do much
business at that"
Congressman Jones was also inter.
ested here in looking into immigra.
ton problems, being a member of the
house committee on immigration. He
said today that he has collected much
valuable data but Is not ready to dis
cuss any changes in the immigration
law as yet.
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TEACHERS FOR
OAHU SCHOOLS
NAMFD'M BOARD

continued from page oue)
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McKtnaeya4sM. Scott; N. !. Benj
Bairos. Miss Eleapor Tsastsz Ais;
Clara Ziegler, Miss Abbie NJ. Dow
Miss Jennie Charlesworth, Frank A
Cunning, 1fiss Kafl,arine yoodfprd
Miss EathenIe w. chacee Hiss Flor
ence East, dys, Miss Louise Nee arthy
Maurice G. Greeniey, Paul A. Nc
Caugliey. Miss Helga Wikander
Pohnkaina ISIS MYra Angus, Miss
Rose Tam Yal. Mrs AkiaiI Wong
Miss Agnes sCreighton, AIRS. Emma A
Mcclure, Miss Olive Horner, Miss Car
RE P. Comes, Mrs Margaret Waldr0n
C. X. Amona and Miss Eleanor Vogel
Central Grammar-Mrs. f. w. Car
ter, Miss Isabel Kelley, Mrs. Emma
Hotel. Miss Gertrude McCorristOn
tMrs. L. M. Walker. subj: Miss A.
Janet Gault, Miss Alice 2. Davis, Mrs
Frank A. Cunning, Miss Lily Aeker
man, Mrs. L. A. Wilkins, Miss Mabel
Lightfoot, Miss Edith II. Nichols, Mrs
Blanche Baldwin. Mrs. Ethel Coulter
Mrs. Virginia Bauman. Miss Orpafl
Stsrratt, Miss Alice Winter, Miss Ann
z. Hadley, Miss Elizabeth Rouse, Miss
FloraiN. Albright and Miss Charlotte
Belts.
Pauoa-Mrst Louisa LucRs, Mrs. D.
Hong. Miss Hiro Miyahar&
Maemae- Miss 9walani X. Dayton,
Miss Victoria Jordan, Mrs. Martha
Bomke, Mrs. Christine Fernie, Mrs,
Lizzie Gehr
Royal-James C. Davis. Miss Mary
.Akco, Miss Juliet Taner, Miss Jean X.
Angus, Miss Maria X. Piikoi,s Miss
Alice Brown, Mrs. A. Leinaala Clarke,
Mrs. Helen r. cunlmiis, Miss Mabel
Armstrong, Miss Mollie Grace, Miss
Sadie McLain, Mrs. S. II Douglas,
Miss Ada Lycett. Mrs. Maria Marcal.
limo, Miss Mabel Ladd, Miss Elizabeth
l.. Heen, Mrs. Annie Awana, Mrs. II.
w. F9nke. Mrs. Ellen yickery, Miss
Gertrude Whiteman, Miss Nan MUIR
ply. Miss Laura A. Johnson, Miss Le-
tina d. SaIladay.
Kauluwela-AIrs. J. l.. Creighton,
Miss Jeanie NJ. munro. Miss Rather
inc Mcintyre Miss Amy Wong, tenn.
poraryl. Mrs. MoIlie zap, Mrs. Ian
Zip Won Sue, Miss Hattie Ayan, Mrs.
William Anahu, 'slrs. Gloria NJ. Lewis,
Miss Margaret Branco, Mrs. Angeline
Nunes, Miss Esther Ing, Miss Julia +.
Snow. Mrs. Mabel p. Chilson, Miss
Alice Al. Miss Rica A. Soares, Miss
Grace Ing, Jubilee Lukela. Miss Helen
Goo, Miss Edith M. Wilson, Miss
Kathleen Malloy.
Kawailoa-Mrs. Emily Naukana,
Miss Ruth Hanamaikai
Kahuku- Herbert Al. Wade, Mrs,
Mary N. Wade, Mrs. Esther kekuku.
Kino Uno.
Hauula-M Miss NJ. Christopherson,
Miss Hattie Kama
Kaaawa-J. p. Looney, Henry X.
Domingo.
waiahoIeAMiss Alice e. Nudge,
Miss Sallie Trask.
Kaneohe-M. n. Johnson, Mrs. Eliz.
abetl, Morseman, Miss Emma Kau,
Mrs. Hannah X. Alli, Abel Catheart
Kailna -Akuni Ahau
WaimanaIo-Mrs Charlotte Low.
den. Miss Hitomi Sato,
Aiea-Miss Carrie Claypool, Miss
lillian Clsypool, Miss Julia Lee, Mrs.
Alice Tseu Wong, Miss Nellie Amana,
Mrs. Mary II. Bryan, Miss Belena F.
Sousa. Mrs. L. c. Bickford, Miss Helen
BOYD
pearl City-Miss Margaret Moss
man Miss Kealoha Hookano, Miss
Mabel n. Kim Ho. Miss Frances Bindt.
waipghn = Mrs. Sophie Oyerend,
Ms. Title Makaena Miss Herminia
soar .a5 Sofaie ester, Aliss Marg
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Frame, Miss Eva 0rnellas, Miss Mary
Rapoza, Miss Mary Woo, Miss Emily
Rapoza. Miss Camellia J. johnson.
Mrs Marion P. Morrill,
Kalihiuka- Miss Virginia R. Castan.
ha. !
Moanalua-Mrs. Clara Mokumaia,
Mrs. Helen Bruins.
Waterfowl = Zach McKeague, Koa
Cora.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-08-09
LEGAL NOTICE.

Noticr ~ First Meeting ~ Creditors
In the District Court uf the United States
fnr the Western District " Oklahoma
In the matter " A L. Harmon n bank
rupt in bankruptcy NO 1850
Tn the creditors " A l. Harmon NJ uk
lahomn city m the county NJ Oklahoma
Okluhumu. and district aforesaid. % hank
rupt
Notrc IL hereby given that ON the ath
dny NJ August. A n. 1918 the sajh A l..
Harmon was dub udiudlUntpd hankrupt
and that the first meeting NJ his creditors
viii he held NJ my office. nm Rnum Bldg
klahoma Clty, oklahoma ON the 18th dsy
Of August lni6. ut O'Clock In the fore
noon. at which time the said creditors may
attend, prove their claims appoint a trns
tee. examine the bankrupt aud transact
such other business az may properly como
before snid meeting
Dated NJ Oklahoma city OKLA. Aug 2
1919 SELWNN nOUuLAS.
Refercc In nankrnntcr
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-08-09
Cotton
Now York Cotton

NEW YORK. Aug Reports NJ bet
yer weather In the southwest aud easier
Liverpool cables were followed by an open.
ing decline Of TO Z points IN the cotton
market here today. Selling was not mar.
l"ulntly active but the support u foreign
Oullng orders which was the feature nm
the advances of last week. was lacking
Hnu nI'rinES hrvnine somewhat more ,.sn
rrnl ntter the publication " the western
lelt forecast indicating further showers In
Texas With active months selling some
SUI points net lower before the end NJ
ihe ntst hour Private cable said that
liverpool eased under moderate selling.
netni'ed weather reports for the Houston
Texas were followed by rallles " four or
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-08-09
Produce

kansas cts Produce
kANNAS CITY, Aug o BUTTER
Creamery g1c, packing isc.
ZOOS Firsts H. seconds i2Nc
POULTRY Hens llHc, roostcrs o. (;
brOller liza Mi9c
kansas Cit, Potatoes
kANSAh CITY Aug y New potatoes
southern steady 90
chicago Produce
CHICAGO, Aug y HUTTER Higher
creamery. 20flalbc
EHGS Higher, receipts la.2tI cases: m
mark cases Included liniTibc. ordinar
nrsls i5di0c; flt,ts northern stock
liAmnc ftsts southern ia9miTc
POTATOES Steady receipts. a. cnrt
Virginia burreled $3.50; Jersey bulk, 5Ta
l1r
POULTRY Alive unsettled: fowls
l3'ac; springs, l0W hc
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-08-09

,UICAGO. Aug q Excellent 0rop re-.
ports from the west turned the wheat mar
kpi downward tuhuN nfter no early nd
,uurpd The initial strength WAS due io
rain. IN Kansas and OkluhOma and 10
higher quotations NJ Liverpool large
Increase On rurul notices NJ ,unsignm"nis
u chicago tended 20 hasten the subsc
uurnt benrish reaction
Opening prices which ranged from 'tr
M tu w. up mere followed by o decided
setback ull around
Fine weather ensod the corn market
Liberal receipts here were also IN favor
NJ the bears After opening sHh tu Nm
y, lower, prices underwent further de-
cline
oats went sharply downIrads impet.
us came from much Improved .onhi'"ns
fOf the harvest
lllgher url.cs for plrG llfed provisions
Gossip had better outlook for u,Iurls
witch appeared 20 belly the market some
what
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-08-09
CLASSIFIED DIRECTORY
BusINhss \ rAOtLesIONAL

BUSINESS a rhUkk.SSIONAL
HAIR WORK.
Made from your combings, switches fnr
sale, comblngs bought Mrs Carl Kins
iN W brand. Wal 2dlO
ATTORNEYS
n @, hklsrER. 17b ~ Amer Natl Bank
RUBBER STAMPS AND SEALS
o. X. STAMP 4 SEAL 90, lis
W. Grand Ave. Wal. asa
SHOE REPAIRING
QUALITY SHOE SHOP, si7 wss,
Main We call for aud deliver frea
Phone Maple a1Q
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-08-09
IIlA[RlZLET REPORTS

COWS, SGOOH 500. ,tuckers and fred'rs,Sd6t
% Teas Hud Indian steers. 81 2iH
NJ CONS and hrif"r- 81 OONB 90. uutly"
,uly"s i6UU lOIh
HEEp--Rrcelps 600 steady 10
strong Lambs SspOHgOo %, sheep and
ewes. aGOOW1 %
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-08-09

KANSAS CtTY, aug o UOus Receipts
HOnO higher Hulk 81 O0Q1 3i. hrnyy.
NO750TOO, light, iIi5dflO prs 81 rO6t
700
CATTLE Receipts. 1900 steady 10
lower Prime led sirrr, Sp aUsl uU.
dTs,ed beef steers, SsOOWp 30. southern
steers, 1O0GiNNO, COWS. - tlnmi M. hell.
ers MI5mahO; uockers 81 2h0k6
sHEEr Receipts 5000, higher Lambs
NOMA 10 ycnrlings. tOT5Gt Z 70. wethprs
fGbOm1 OO ewes So 25mGG
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-08-09

Livestock
Chicago Livestock

Chicago Livestock
CHICAGO Aug o 0-HOGS Recelpts. -
ono slow liulk sn3nmG 90. light Msi
I7Nj, mixed Sl6WTt5. het,y. s. nid
NAO rough GWAIHlO; plrs. SGbOhIb
tive hccf cattle, dinm inlA western steers
yN7nftN M. rovs md hrlfory 81 iOmH "
rul,ry. 81 5Oni1H
SHEEP npreplts iaON STOW Sheen
81 @Oh1 10, lnmbs ST 256tO 90
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81 LnnI. II,rsinrh

81 Louis IlNrstnrk
Rr LoUlR Aug a-HOGS Receipts.
1000 steady Pigs and llghts s. ah6t
TO mixed Nnh butchers 81 tOdT N good
heavy. TOdm1 n
Receipts. phO0: steady IN
lnwer Native beef steers. e. Ndfln ih F.
yenrllng steers and hclfers 81 ndiO No :
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-08-09
FOR SALE REAL ESTATE

PUBLIC SALE. Sept lat. 1877 scre farm,
crops, stock, implements household goods
everything For sale bills, write, A. L.
Lynn. Waterloo, Okla
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-08-09
BUSINESS CHANCES.

WANTED TO trade a nine room house
corner Park aud Walnut Tor 5000 10
> DOO stock NJ general merchandise VIII
pay balance in cash. W H. George, 40 e
Iurk " GOA
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-08-09

TRADE NuTEs Hlr market nlI around
herr today Packers were more than ,un
sldcratr NE tnklng lhr beef rum plnylng
steady IN lo' lower prl.r. while others
were grabbing M FROM l5gt!5r.
Chicago campaign Co hlvc It's stocEcr
nnd feeder business rn urrurd TODAY went
fOr nnuEht Washington said nussihN nv
Aug ~ the hon could boo llftrd mud now
chicago Is wanting lr on by Aug lG The
font mad mouth disease taught . large
number of lessons. nmuug them the one
That Wfrty first la o. Ukrlv tu save
million dollars u4 many lives A
shipment NJ 1nO hogs arrived Sndo-
~ Joseph, Fuckers being compelled IN
bring them direct iu order nv Nh lUrnl
orders This Is % bad charge against
state that Is accredited with everything
TINT makes % great pork producing com
munity
lin Wyncss. M, Morris rnttlu buyer had
returned from Omaha bringing his Fam
Nv Tho boys no the yards there pre-
scuted him with we'll % trucd diamond
stick pin ns token N their appreciation
for the good work he had accomplished
and as reminder that he was wanted back
amy time Oklahoma didn't ret rlgh'
Cattle Market
with northern markets damned IN me
guards, receipts holug the heaviest IN
weeks, II was dark outlook that The sell
lux HINf NNNh''l llIN |'NilNN \ NiNINFUIN
supply here, however made the sailing
rosy one md there were just scattering
m sales that hooked other than steady
these exceptions being M. m Hulk ~
steers sold s. liU1 90 nud 'i was nu cy
elusive oklahoma ufftir %, ftr m furnish
inu beef The stock solid steady tu weak
with good mrnty COWS 70 hard tU fnd Hr
ticlr fow huurhrs uf either COWS or hrlf
ers landing nj or above SGm siurker
trade showed some unrusinrss vet prlru
lists were not mnfrr 10, altered QUALITY
stockcrs urc worth What the owner cares
TO prlcr them M. us indicated by several
sale, N lntr IN the quarantine. good stock
cnlNrs selling - .imT lU Witch was tuday's
best basis on below tho iluc stock
Hos Market
NbGN nrdurtU.s u n hrpd drpV Al
Fect 10 packers lrfi precious nttlr for On
market attention Whut there was how
ever, rot Keen reception % dime higher
hnsis hcinc In effctt Nrrrlpt- tutalri suO
against ~ u week ncu Rect and huR
sold t15jn7Gi. Hight m butchers bring
ing top
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-08-09
LOST AND FOUND.

500 REWARD for return Lost July 10
'n uity. small ledge lUrl4 800 pugps
lrpewrlttrn label ou front cover. "DhsI.ru
Natural Gas Co Phone " 1855
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-08-09
WANTED MISCELLANEOUS

WANTED-An interior drop center dOOr,
H1lb, also street scene same sire, also
wings n W. 9th st.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-08-09

h')hiu hAiner Robert Burns
ThOs p TOrry
Lawyers, 801 $40 3il COl0rd Building,
Oklahoma city, Okla. Wi 30 4 general
practice In all state And federal courts
Special attention given 10 CORPORATION
matters. land litigation estates and
b.nkrunfr, Phone Nnnls 81
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-08-09
IEMAIE HELP MNNTEn

LARGE knitting mill lu,In.s .prrospon
0tu'" with women deSituu- uf prulrp
u"nr} fun time or spare hlN- r,prr
fence unnecessary Good gy A1Ir...
lNIEhNATlONAL MILLS m.. bent N
N"rrlstoNn Pa
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-08-09

CHICAGO Aug Wheat 40 red
81 lahdilb ? hard tl25al2s 2s
Corn No yellow. s0nslNc
oats Standard 64dGc
Barley TOdS4y
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-08-09

New Orleans Cotton Futures
NlW ORLEANS Aug % COTTON
Closed quiet aud sfeudy ut o. decline ~
Nm Il --.lLL-
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uE%b
MALE HELP WANTED

80 49, = - -H--~e~=syN-=-~
WANTED Scenic artist ru gru' 81. .pu
I0" uf drops Answer qui,t " .u,
-irH.t Mr. MumfOrd
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-08-09
LIVESTOCK FOR SALE.

FOR SALE head tr,Nh Duhhm cows
and calves price from 500 10 SO, give
from 8 To 3 gullOns per day, or will trade
fUg dry COWS T2p Phone " ~
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-08-09

New YORK Cutto nfutures
NEW iONk. Aug 80 tplIpN Tossed
.lHUIN
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AGENTS WANTED.

AbLNIS WANrED--Artl..r. .ru. .r ,y
cry home Salary or commls-|uu Wrlr a
I Gilbert ~. worth lea Iu, a,5
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MAINEK BrRNs rnNr,

DON'T FORGET Nice .r.p po,,,o
hlp7 o. vonr grocer's. Acme Potato D4ip
n. oklahoma city.
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NOTICES

LOOSE TEETH, RIGS DISEASE
Relieved with Ntypbtrngunt Brnti.,g
Testimonials OOc bottle hy mnu Ilvre,,..
Chemical Co. Atlanta. On department "A
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Hay and uraln

Wholesale urats

parlOr stock and short corn In demand.
Mule Quotations
For sound. well broken mules, from 20
Z ears old Tat, with quality, the following
prices prevail.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-08-09
Typewriter Specials

Dealers fof Royal No 10
''ur slogan. Every CuHu..ra Satisfied
iustumer
OKLAHOMA TYPEWRITER sAlrs ,O
TN" 2s Terminal Aruad.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-02-13
"BUY A BALE" AGAIN.

1t is said that European of American securities
are seeking to sell some Of their holdings in markets.
Let them come on!
They are as good as gold, and will serve most excel
lenty as payment for the goods shipping abroad
So long as Europe has any American securities left she
can buy American goods Would that she had more Sc
curities
The foreign trade balance in our favor for January
seems to have run up to about $1750O000O,
This brings the total trade balance in our favor for
the five months since the began up to $3.50 100000
To offset this enormous and constantly increasing bal
ance Europe will have to send securities over in bales
AS she holds only about $00000O00 of them she may send
them all and still owe us a balance
The "Buy a Bale" Of cotton movement as an invest
ment ending fiasco since the holders Of these bales
are being nstenty urged to give them for Red Cross and
other war-reef supplies.
But "Buy Bale" of American securities movement,
as an investment would be quite SAFE since holders Of
curties seem somehow to be immune against the mpor
tunities of want and woe.