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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-03-02
COTTON

NEW YORK, March cotton was ex-
tremely nervous and unsettled today, with
prices breaking sharply after the publica'
tion Of London cables, indicating the allies
had determined to prevent shipments Of all
commodities 20 or from Germany. The close
was steady, but at a net loss Of from five
to eight points,
Cables were relatively steady, but after
opening at an advance Of two points to a
decline Of one point, the local market eased
off under selling which appeared to come
largely from Liverpool sources. This was
accompanied by predictions that the policies
determined upon by the allies would result
in u widening Of the differences between
Nv York and Liverpool, and was cOnse.
quently attributed to fresh operations on the
part Of straddlers.
Otherwise offerings were light, and after
showing a net loss Of four or five points,
the market steadied on the continued heavy
movement. trade buying ahd cover
inc. Support OF this sort became more active
early in the afternoon and the first version
Of the British embargo announcement in
%dicRting that it applied only to foodstufis,
sent prices about seven to Ten points net
This was follOwed very quickly by
other reports indicating that the cotton was
included In the British statement, and there
was a break Of nearly twenty points in
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New orleans cotton Futures.
GRAIN

CHICAGO, March Blockade measures
not equullcd in q century gave almost a
knockout blow today to @ wheat market
staggering from terrific selling due TO signs
that unlimited Russian shipments might soon
be coming through the Dardanelles. After
breaks that reached ne, prices closed ex-
cited at 81 10 $50 on Saturday night.
Other net losses were corn pa 02l2 TO
2%4&c; oats 2S TO 2&c, and provisions
l2 y TO 20 lgc.
Rnshes To- unload investments in wheat
hegln the Instant the trading could start.
Fleet successes against the land defeuses Of
the Turks had been so pronounced that
dealers here had only one thing in mind nc
The outset-the prospect Of an overwhelm-
ing number Of Russian cargOes crossing the
BLACK sea and the Mediterranean within q
few weeks, and stopping 10 an unknown eX-
tent the European demand for wheat from
America. Values here withered away sac
in the wink Of an eye. and subsequent rallies
OF two cents to three cents proved temper
airy.
New low levels in the wheat market beneath
those touched in the first smash were un-
covered after midday. Foreign purchasing
OF 1,OOO,O 900 bushels for spot cash delivery
had failed to bring about any lasting return
OF confidence on the part OF holders. Then
came word Of Premier Asquith's speech in
London implying that all ships carry ing
foodstuffs would be In danger Of Seizure.
Semi-panic followed in the wheat pit, al
though the final quotations showed some
thing OF an upturn from the lowest figures
Of the session, the effect was due nearly,
II not altogether, to wild efforts Of short
sellers to realize profits.
Corn suffered from the depression Of
wheat.
oats, for a while, seemed to have more
strength than other grain. Persistent liquid
alton, though, finally forced dowl prices for
oats even more relatively than for corn.
Free selling was the rule in provisions.
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New orleans Cotton.

NEW ORLEANS, March Spot cotton
stead. unchanged. Sales on the spot
1875. to arrive 800; good ordinary 5.s7;
good ordinary 6.i3; low middlng
6oa; strict low middling 1885, middling
7,75, strict middling 800: good middling
sii; strict good middling s.sl. Receipts
@, COZ stock Il5.dO3.
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Liyernool Cotton.

LIVERPOOL, March l-COTTON-spot
i95d' low middling l56d; sales 1000;
speculation and export 1000 receipts
81, 100 Futures steady. May.June asa I'D
June.July isshd; July.August 4g3iRdi
October November 5.O6lhd} January. Febru.
AIRY 5.l3 I'D,
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prices. with active months selling from ten
I. thirteen points net lower.
Trade iuterests were moderate buyers on
prices showing rallies OF some four or five
points from the lowest.
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ADVERTISING RATES

All advertisements will be accepted In
The World on the following conditions
ONLY:
No ad less than IS cents. We reserve the
right ~ revise aud classify all ads. Return
wrong replies. Three,time ads. very seldom
fail Money refunded on unused insertions
Errors corrected or money refunded.
RATES.
One cent a word for all classifications
except clairvoyants, personals and matri'
monial. which is two cents per word; mini,
mum charge % cents. Your credit is good
il You own a phone, except for personal,
furniture for sale and position wanted adj
vertisiug, which are cash. Classification not
guaranteed after 8 p. m.
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KANSAS CITY, March l-WHEAT-No.
. hard Sl44m147; No. , red $144@l.45.
CoRN-No. 2 mixed 81 @6sc; No. ? white
oATs-No. 2 white 55Q55he; No. 2
mixed 51M @52 kc.
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Chicago Grain and Provisions.
PRODUCE
Kansas City Produce.

KANSAS CITY, March 1.-BUTTER-
Creamery 29c; firsts 27ci seconds 25c;
packing lie.
EGGS-Firsts lsc; seconds Ice.
TOULTRY-lens 13c; ROSTERS l0Mc;
turkeys 15c.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-03-02

WE ONLY ADVERTISE BARGAINS
New five-room bungalow now
ready. Price $l,7OO; $500 cash; $25
per month.
SUMMON & WHITE.
Rooms II and IL.
Exchange National Bank.
Phone 346l.
FOR sALE-A rooming house. Phone 5o59
FOR SALE-Two. room house for sale or rent
Phone 2sl1.
FOR SALE-Fiyc room apartment, nicely fur
nished. close in. Phone 1855.
FOR SALE-Chcap; equity in pair Of lots,
with two-room box house. Phone b2l7.
III YOU want a good milk COW, you cau get
n good one for little money az Aldo sale,
FOR sALE-Ono five ana one four. room
strictly modern house; easy terms. Phone
19i9-R.
FOR SALE s0-acre farm. with mall house,
barn and ciStcn. Mrs. Rosa Conner, Sew
eUth and Cherokee, Claremore, Okla.
$500 LESS than cost last June; fiye.room
uorthside bungalow; oak finished and
many built.in features. Phone 2905.J,
FOR SALE-Nearly new, eight.room bunga-
low; or would trade for farm best loca-
ton in town. Theodore Hayden. Terlton,
Okla.
PRODUCTION WANTED-Close buyer will
entertain an attractive proposition don't
apply unless offering real bargain. Box
l94 World
FOR sALE-By owner; new, five. room
bungalow built.in conveniences; hard
wood floors basement; Stonebraker Heights.
82l West stxteenth.
FOR SALE-By owner; six-room, new. mod
ern bungalow; hardwood floors; base
ment: corner lot, in select neighborhood
rents $40. Call 5429.
FOR SALE-A new, five-room, modern bun
galow attractive decorating; mantel
chandeliers; oak floors: small garage; price
$2,35O; on easy terms, Blair Bros.
FOR sALE-Genuine bargain new, modern,
small cash payment; balance Ike rent.
Meshew & Co, 1910 Turner Bldg. Phone
1878,
FOR SALE-Good proposition whole OF
half interest; oil and gas leases oil
sure; 5000 acres; coal mines; coal lands
zinc and Jack lands: on or off railroad.
Write DeRosSka Forbes. Hackett, Ark.
FOR sALE-By owOer; handsome, new,
seven.room bungalow strictly modern
throughout oak floors large laundry room
in basement; furnace heat corner lot
Stonebraker Heights. For terms Phone
3d4B.
FOR SALE Oh TRADE-Suburban home,
three acres all in cultivation, small house,
barn. chicken house, young orchard, fenced,
half mile of paving and car line. Give terms
on part or will trade for house, lots or auto
at the right price. Phone SO or 65. Edward
II. Barrett. 2Ol Bliss Bldg.
OKLAHOMA OIL MEN-We have small and
large leases in proven oil fields Of Louis
lana In the 5,00O.barrel territory. you drill
tho vupIls rot VOuT money buFk ont Of first
production and One-half interest In well and
lease: quick action. Write or wire Interna-
tioual Land & Petroleum Co.. Shreveport,
FOR LEASE-l0O acres Of mineral land
on Tar creek with live prospects on three
sides: six miles west and one mile south
Of Baxter Springs, kans. also about nine
miles n0rth and one mile east Of Miami,
Okla. will give a ten year lease on seven
per cent and a cash consideration Of 81, 900.
Call or address A.. H.. Wilbur, owner, BaX-
ter Springs. Kaus.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-03-02

FOR LEASE-lOO acres Of mineral land
on Tar creek with live prospects on three
sides: six miles west and one mile south
NJ Baxter Springs, Kans also about nine
miles u0rth and one mile east Of Miami,
Okla. will give a ten year lease on seven
per cent and a cash consideration Of SO, 900.
Call or address A.. h.. Wilbur, owner, BaX-
ter Springs, kans.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-03-02
ARMETS
STOCKS N BONDS

Anal. Copper 53h Mex. Pet. .... ,G5S
Am, Agri. .... 4sAM. X. & r. 60, 10
Am. Can ..... 26blN. Y. Central 81 q
Am. g. & F.. A MlNew Haven DO. 467s
Am. @. Pfd, 60. 5lla Nor. Pac. ..,.lO0M
Am. Cot. Oil 40 Y pennsylvania ..l0i
Am. Smelt. 90 Reading ......1I2i "a
Am. n. & n. ..l10laIR. /. & S. e, 10 Il
Atchison ... 94A n. /. Co. Pfd. ~
At, G. Line 90 IS A. l.. .,.., II y
b. & o. ...... 64SIS. A, L.. Ptd. 80
Can. Pac. .....154A So. Pac. ...... S2h
Q. q O. ..... 40 So. Ry. Pfd. 40
q. NJ, & s.. F.. SAN Tenn. Copper 27&
Erie ... ..... 20% Texas Co, ,....128
Gen. Elec. ....130 Union Pac. ....1l74
Ct. Nor. Pfd. .ll8&IU. s. $. ..... 42@
III, Cen. ...,.lO3 IN. 3. S. Pfd. .1OiA
Inter Met. Pfd. 55 IVA. Caro-. Chem, 10
l.. & N.......1 10 y West. Union 631
Lig 4 Myers 205 Beth. Steel 80. 54h
L%orillard Co, .178 Am. Beet Sug... 35 q
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TRANSFER AND STORAGE

TULSA Red Ball Transfer Co-Storage, NOV.
ing, packing aud shipping; family moving
our specially, l05 North Boulder. Phones
270 and 81.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-03-02

All advertising for position wanted,
furniture for sale and personals are cash
with order.
Out-oi-town ads. will not be run un'
less remittance is made with order.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-03-02
Galveston Cotton.

GALVESTON, Texas, March 1.-Middline
rs: receipts lIt11. exports 81 1865 sales
,sl3. stock j27,O7B.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-03-02
PERSONAL

ABBAS, worlds greatest clairvoyaut; 212
South Main; over Model Clothiers differ.
ent from others low fees.
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DISPLAY.

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guaranteed. Requests for position VIII be
granted when possible, but ads. vii, be
charged whether in position as requested or
not Notice Of typographical or other errors
must be given in writing in time for correc-
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previous to press time on the date adver.
tisemeut is to run. The delivery of copy
tor advertising IN the business office or TO
sidercd acceptance Of all rates and rules
which are In effect,
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1907

South Denver we have a first-class home for sale; all oak finish,
except bedrooms and kitchen white enamel; eight rooms, sleeping
porch, breakfast room and basement with heating plant; ~highclass
decorating, tile bathroom. This property was built by day labor;
double floors, outside walls boxed and papered; best of workman
ship and material throughout. viii bear inspection in every detail.
Price, with easy terms, $500.
BLAlR BROSoo OWNERS
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-03-02
LIVE STOCK

Live Stock Sale
AIT
AIbdO IBF0GLhePS
Dairy
Half Mile South of Fair Ground,
Half Mile West of Kendall.
(Take Kendall College Car. Con
ductor knows where to let you
off,
WEDNESDAY MARCH THIRD
l will offer at public auction the
following:
40 head of high-grade Cattle,
comprising:
IS two and three year old Heif-
ers, II head of Milk Cows and
10 Calves.
l Registered Percheron Stallion.
2 Registered Mares.
l Registered Colt.
2 Common Mares, draft
2 Colts
These will be offered to the
highest bidder. There are no bet
ter horses to be had in this part
of the country than these.
E. ALDO and BROTHERS,
Owners.
IF YOU want to buy a cheap horse Phone
396.
FOR sATF-Horso and wagon. Call 625
South Boulder.
FOR TRADE-Two jacks two stable
horses. Phone 5059.
FOR SALE-Young pacing mare also buggy
and harness. Phoen 2O74.
FOR SALE-Ten head Of milk-cows; call
Joe Mitchell. Phone 2376.
FOR SALE-SpaB Of ponies; or will let
out for feed subject to sale. Phone 663.
TAKEN UP-Two stray horses; bays: horse
and mare six years old. Phone M-2j.
j. A, Sanders.
IF YOU want a good milk COW, you will
be able to buy one right on March 3, at
the Aldo sale.
FOR siLE-The best Jersey cow in Tulsa,
giving four gallons milk per day, seven
years old. gentle and kind. Phone 1927 or
171G-R.
FOR SALE-First.cl class bird.dOg; thor.
oughly broken; wide hunter and good re.
%triever three years old breed, English Set
quest. j.. NJ. King, Guthrie, Okla.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-03-02

OKLAHOMA OIL MEN-We have small and
large leases in proven oil fields Of Louis
lana In the 5000. barrel territory: you drill
the well; get your money back out Of first
production and Oae-half interest in well and
lease; quick action. Write or wire Interna-
tional Land Il Petroleum Co.. Shreveport,
La
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-03-02
BUSINESS CHANCES

FOR sALE-small confectionery and ice
cream parlOr. Phone $3.50.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-05-18
MABEL TALIAFERRO
 AT LOWELL THEATRE

In the Three of Us" in which Ma bel Talliaferro stars and which is to be seen at the Lowell theatre on Fri day night May 21. there are a num- Der of strong mining scenes Miss Taliaferro is too well known in the theatrical world for us to give her history here. In the "Threee of Us" she appears as Rhy MacChesuey, the heroine of the play who is a typical western girl "The Three of Us" will be screened for one night only Friday. May 21 Regular prices will prevail.
 Tonight the Lowell will present an exceptionally strong program carry ing six reels of the regular service consisting of two features and two comedies.
 On next Monday the Lowell win present Miss Ethel Barrymore in The Nightingale" in five parts This is the second of the new Metro master pieces which will have a presentation each and every Monday at this house
Bisbee daily review., 1915-05-18
MANY SEE CANNON BRAKE DEMONSTRATE
 ITS EFFECTIVENESS
Local Invention Proves Its Dis
 tinct Advantages Over Similar Devices Before Three Hun
 dred Warren District People.

Over three hundred residents Of the
 district accepted the invitation eN- tended by the directors of the Ari, zona Automatic Air Association to witness the demonstration of the Can ion ai rbrake Sunday afternoon. at Warren
 To one who has been accustomed to the spasmodic and ierky sensation experienced on the usual city or in- terurban electric line, the action an0 result Of the Canion brake is dis tinct revelation Practically every u- dult resident Of the Warren dlstric, has experienced the sensation. when standing on crowded street car. of being suddenly thrown off ones bal ance while the car is being brought to a stop Usually during the pro- cess. the unfortunate passenger fig treated to several violent jerks back ward and forward before he finally is able to attain his usual poise Therefore the experience in car equipped with the Canion brake is de- cidedly in the nature Of a pleasant revelation
 The electric car equipped with the Canion air brake is stopped as easily and gently as Is the perfectly equip. ped touring car To state that there ls no jar or violent sensation whatso- ever. is not the slightest exaggeration To convince the most skeptical that the Canion brake will stand the test
 of even unfavorable conditions. the application Of the device was demon Estrated when the car was travelling at a fast rate of speed Applying the emergency brake the demonstrators proved that there was not the slight est jar when bringing the car to q dead stop
 Another important feature of the Canion brake less noticeable. perhaps to the ordinary passenger but easily 1 appreciated by the mechanic. is the instant release obtainable from this device This feature is one which is highly appreciated by the interurbau railway directors who are always seek 1 ing some method Of more minute econ omy in time which spells greater pr less expense for the company Those who are conversant with the valuation ] placed upon such features, will un- derstand why this particular advant- age is meeting the approval of car directors and service experts generally
 who have investigated the workings | of the brake
 1 The splendid attendance at the dem
 onstration and the apparent apprecia- [ tion of all those who witnessed the 1 successful workings of the device should be a source of pleasure to all l the residents of the district who natur-
 ally share in a feeling of pride in the assured succeed of a distinctly local ] invention.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-05-18

SehmiCEs ferry Ter across the liver. There was famous antique shop there memory of other days-and she wanted Co browse awhile in search of hriSscs and brouzes.
 looked at her aehast ] recognized the crisis. but for a moment was un- able to marshal my powers of resist ancc Noting my consternation. she calmly assured me that there wouldn't be che least danger Of detection. as she was going to be heavily yelled and very cautious
 My dear Mrs Titus murmured in my dlsmay. 1t isn't to be consid- cred. am sure you won't persist in this when ] tell you that Tamowsy's agents are sure to see you and"-
 Sue laughed "Tarnowsy's agents. Why should they be herey
 'They seem to be everywhere"
 "I can assure you there is none with in fifty miles of Schloss Rothhoefen. Our men are in the city. Four of them preceded me This morning l had Mir. Bangs telephone to the hotel where the chief operative is stayiug-iu the guise of au American tourist and he does it very clevcrly for am Englishman too and he assures me that there is abso. mtaly mo danger Even Mir Bangs is satisfied
 "I ann forced to say that l am by no means satisfied that it is a safe or wise thing to do. Mrs Titus I said. with more frmness than 1 thought 1 possessed.
 She raised her delicate eyebrows in a most exasperating, well bred, admoni 1 tory way
 Fl am quite sure, Mir Smart, that Dillingham; is a perfectly trustworthy detective, and"-
 | But why take the slightest riskT'
 Tt is necessary for me to see Dii- | lingham, that Is the long and short of i it." she said codly. "One can't dis cuss things over telephone, you know. | Mir Bangs understands. And, by the way. Mir smart. have taken the lib- erty of calling up the central office of ! the telephone company tO ask if they | can run an extension wire to my dress i ing room. hope you do not mind Not in the least l should have l thought of it myself"
 You have so much to think of, poor ! man And now will you be good enough to have Hawkes. order the man i to row me across the"- l "l am very sorry, Mrs, Titus" said l firmly, "Dut 1 fear must declare my 'elf cannot permit you to go into ] the town today"
 She was thundersruck. Are you in elrnestT she cried after searching my | face rather utently for a moment
 "Uuhupp.ly. yes Will you let me ex | plaiu"-
 (To be continuedJ
Bisbee daily review., 1915-05-18
HELMETS WANTED.

General Headquarters, British Army France. German helmets, notwith- standing the thousands of Germans who have been killed, wounded and captured, are still rare trophies at the British front There are two chief reasons for this
 The first is that the Germans of late have been wearing caps, the second that the dead and wounded between the lines. on whom most of their hel- nets are to be found, are in no mans land where it is almost sure death to venture.
 The British soldier appreciates that these helmets are bringing fancy prices in Paris, London and New York and he is loath to part with any trophy except for a good sum A reg ular clearing house for them has been established and hundreds are being sent to England for sale to dealers and others
Bisbee daily review., 1915-05-18
Why Suffer With
 Impure Blood
An Effective Remedy That Can Be Relied
 Upon.

You can step Into almost any drug store in the U. & and get bottle Of s. & s.. the famous blood purifier So there is no need to struggle or suffer with any blood disorder It doesn't make any difference how severe is the outbreak, s. s. s. will overcome it This famous remedy gets into your blood at once. it works with a will. it just simply annihilates disease germs, it drives them cut, converts them into harmless substance for quick elim- nation Get a bottle today and you will quickly realize that S. S. s. is just as essential to blood health as are the meats, fats, grains and sugars of our daily food And if yours is a stubborn case, write at once to the Medical Ad- wiser, The Swift Specific Co., li2 Swift Bldg, Atlanta, Ga He will put you right This department has been Of incalculable service to a host Of men and women. It has enabled them Co understand their true condition. to take care of themselves in the right way, to so use s. $. s. in conjunction with health helps as to obtain the desired results without mistakes Do not accept any of the horde of substitutes SO often displayed for those who are easily misled s. S. S. has been the standard for half century and is un- questionably the safest medicine you can use,
Bisbee daily review., 1915-05-18
M'VEY GETS MERITED
 PROMOTION AND WILL
 GO TO FL PASO, TEXAS
Former Manager of Bisbee Ex- change of Mountain States Company Soon Goes 70 Dis trict Headquarter5.

H D. McVey assistant to the direc- tor of the department of public rela- tions in the Southern section of the Mountain States Telephone and Tele- graph Company is a business visitor in hislee This will probably be the genial telephone mans last visit in the Warren District before he will transfer to El Paso.
 NcNey is we'll known in Bisbee. Some years ago he was manager of the lccal exchange From Bisbee he went 10 Tucson and then to Phoenix where he entered the public relations department of his company Since that time he has risen with the company and is now about 10 enlarge his work by taking Arizona into his jurisdiction.
 The actual transfer will be made, it
Bisbee daily review., 1915-05-18
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT. In the County Of Cochise,
 State of Arizona.
NOTICE TO cREDIroRs.

NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
 Estate of Frank U. Borgeson, de- ceased
 Notice is hereby given by the un- dersigned Administrator of the Es- tate of Frank U. BorFeson, deceased, to the creditors of and all persons having claims against the said le- ceased, to exhibit them, with the ne cessary vouchers, within ten (10) months after the first publication of this notice to the said Administrator at the offices of Cleon T. Knapp Esq. Attorney for said Administrator, the same being the place for the transac- ton of the business of said estate. in said County of COchise.
 P. H. FITZPATRICK, Administrator of the Estate of Frank
 IT. Borgeson. deceased.
 Dated this 24th day of April 1915.
 First publication. April 27 1915
Bisbee daily review., 1915-05-18
EueeNIc MARRIAGES

Win insure to this country a health fer and more intelligent family of the Wure' and many a woman. obviously unfit for marriage, has had her health restored by the timely use of Lydia F. PnKham's Vegetable Compound, the most successful remedy for female ills the world has ever known Enor- mouse quantities of roots and herbs are used annlally in making this 1cod old-fs shioned remedy and no woman who suffers from female ills sLould icsr hope until she has tried it.
 Advt.