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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-02-04
THE WEATHER REPORT: /:

TULSA, Feb. 3. = Temperature:
Maximum, So; minimum, 26; south
winds partly cloudy
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TRADE EXPANDS.
Better weather and Approach o. Easter
helps Ont Trads in l1Any Laaes.
War Order D1afness Lads.

SEW YORK. March s5.-Bradstrcsrs
to-mcrroN viii say.
DisfrihGflfv tradr has expended IN
ne EuthNru hair uf the country this
week the stimulating features being
oetter weather and nearer approach 81
t-astrr. Ia addition. sentiment a. 20 the
outlook has been beueflted b a slight
speeding ~ OF manufacturing Industry
ana the enlarged speculation a. higher
prices To cotton and securities War
order business. however. stiil remains
me stron Eputnt q the entire situation.
The great basic facts OF soil and crop
conditions favor the growing % large
crops IN this country the coming year.
Prices Of AL agricultural products eN-
cept cotton are SIN fiattering
10 might Be- pointed cut that the re-
ports A. @ employmen are rather better
than Of late. Building shows more
signs Of life. though gradual Improve
ment only A. reportable and lumber
stays depressed
Bank eIearinEs for the week aggregate
f2.b92. 2e3. 600. a decrease OF Cd per cent
from last week and Of Sc from the cor
responding week last year.
Business failures 10 rtue week number
as compared with 2gs In the like week
last year. Business failures in canada
for the week were 81. compared with 4s
In the like week last year.
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West L1bsrty Bn.f.

Mrs Mm- flansrf1- 0f F-fllfans %
h',s beg yisiti9g Aits. ;. r Caid~eu.
Allen have returned home Tney we're
called away last week By the death 81
,l... g., g. itsI ana sister. Mrs Aiken. OF
Col " "A g Curtis vas a visitor
Mr.. Clarance Rodgers. % near clinton.
moved Into West Liberty on THURSDAY
new meat market will be opened
Mr. Joseph DOCKS h. rr'sEnr som,
much needed repairs 20 his urop-rtv
HHhlch viii be occupied by M Prank
The opening term o. the West Liberty
Noi mai school opened on wednesday. An
unusually large enrolment H. rsporteI
Tor the opening % the term.
Mrs Ralph Morrison. OF VALLEY Grove.
Mrs J. G. waddelL Who has been Very
Miss Sue Walden has resigned her
turned home on account OF the illness OF
DR.. l.. ID Wilson. o. wheeiinr. was +,
professional caller In town Wsi5.ssay,
Mr. James Cox. OF near West Tibsrty
- seriously in ~ the North wheeling
Mrs. Gardner + confined TO her HON.
town this week
. NJ. ana Mrs. VIM. Harris. OF short
creek, were guests % Mrs. Ridgiey, on
MI and Mrs. Reversay Savers. OF
wheeling and Mrs. Lester Wilson were
visitors here this week.
hev. Y % Philylips was a Wheeling
Mrs Macdonald and daughter have
been visiting Mrs. Or. Mccoy before ieav-
Ing for California TO attend the EXPOSE
quite n number from here attended thu
BOX social at Miss Estela Waddeii.
school on Friday evening The IryirE
and bryant society. OF the Normal will
give a reception at the Normal on sat-
urdsy evening complimentary 10 the new
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LlTTIET0N

LGTTLETON. W Va. March 2s.-
aHrs. g 8. Thompson was q shopper in
" hcchug, Wednesday.
Mrs. J. T.. Campbell was a business
visitor Ia Pittsburgh Tuesday and We'd
Mrs. Mary Hunt. Of Hundred visited
friends In town Wednesday.
Mr.. Henry Menko nyller returned We'd
nesday from Wheeling. where he had
been on business
Mr, June Carrico. Of Fairmout, visited
friends in town Tuesday
br. A. H. Eiuehart. OF AfcMecheu spent
sunday with his family here.
Mr. Commodore Strope. Of Mounds
vie, was a visitor In town Thursday
MISS Ella Murphy was shopping Ca
W Wheeling. Wednesday
Mr. and Mrs George Garrison hay,
been visiting the formers sister. AIr--
f'nk Hart OF McMcchen. for the "a 81
few days.
.., siIusn shine. % Uniontown. spent
Thursday IN town
AR. James Bowmeu. Of Benwood. visit
81 friends In town THURSDAY
MI stanley Grow, OF Cameron. spent
sunday with friends in town
Misses Margaret Anti and Ida Phillips
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HExETS HELP
STOMACH ILLS

HEXETS are quisk. safe relief for
Indigestion, dyspepsia. heartburn.
dizziness, sick headache and all
forms Of stomach misery. II YOU
take them regularly after eating il
will prevent all stomach trouble
and keep your stomach in good
healthy condition.
Take HEAETS-They cure indi-
gestion and all other stomach ills
by digesting and assimilating the
food that IS otherwise not acted
upon by the gastric juices.
Get a Toe box al any up-to-date
drug store and take one after each
meal for a time and you'll soon
feel like a new person. The spear
mint flavor makes them as good as
candy Two sizes, 10c and 25c.
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J. walter LaTuys, a. the Consolida ed
Telephone Company. was a Visitor this
week
i.ussel smith. Morley Powell aud W.
~. Malohc. attended IN, funeral OF j.
W. Harrison, az Fairmont. Tuesday Ar
ternoOu
Ars. william Deck was VISITING In
ClarkSbur
i. x %. Superintendent =. NJ. Scott
ana vile have returned from baltimore.
AIR. and Mfs. 4. Friedman. who have
e'tn visiting their daughter. Airs. Ralph
kothschild. at Richmond. Va nave re-
turned home.
Mrs. J.. ". Flynn. OF SewburE. has
been visiting here.
Judge Nell j. tortney. OF KfnE,Vood
has been IN for few days
AR. and Mrs. -. T. Hodges. OF Buck
hannon. are visiting :hcir son. a. +.
Hodges. and family.
Miss Pearl Lake has returned from
wesleyan College for the Easter vaca-
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dred
Miss Mabel owen returned from Man
Elntton, where she had been visiting
Misses Blanche Mackey and Eva Dye,
OF hundred. spent sunday In town
MI Earl MusgraNC. OF Pittsburgh. Is
spending L few days with his parent.
here.
Mr.. NJ l.. Caste visited friends IN Hun
dred Thursday evening
air. HAIRY Nlllus IA spending a few
days with friends In Barrackville
friends In Fairmunt.
Mr. Charles White. OF Hundred, visited
friends here Thursday evening.
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HE WE ATHE r
CONDITIONS

The low pressure area over the
Lakes yesterday Is passing of m.
north Atlantic coast this morning. at
tended BY rain
The high pressure cold weather
area covers the northwest and upper
valleys, extending southwark over the
middle West and eastward into the
central valleys. attended IN sections
by snow nurries. The following
MOI ming temperatures were noted
Helena. Mont. and Huron. ;. A.. =
above sezO; sheridan. Nyo. . above
zero Dodge City. Kan. IS
The pressures continue low over
the Paoinc and Plateau states
snow nurries and lower tempera-
ture are Indicated for this section to-
night and generally fair and contin-
Ted cold saturday. The temperature
Saturday morning will probably De
about 25'
Local data; Highest temperature
yesterday. 81 lowest last nignt
So melted snow and rain. OO2.
The Ohio will continue TO fail In
the district.
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NEW MARTINSVILLB


The Daily intelligencer will be found
o. sale at Agar's Cigar and Fruit stand
! MAln street lannon's Cigar and Fruit
stand. Moses Thomas Fruit stand. John
thomas Fruit stand. at depot.
New Martinsvllle. W. Va. March "a
+ friday evening March 10. the members
OF the Moose Lodge met IN their club
{ rooms 20 elect officers r. H. Yosf was
elected Dictator. Matt 81 Obcr. Past
Dictator; VIM. FrJukoff. Vice Dictator.
w. ". Hoist. Prelate. Jos y. Newmeyer.
secretary T. -. Lopperd. Treasurer.
John Scally. Trustee. John ~ NELL Jr.
inside Guard ard q. o. Bland. outside
SRaaiId. The officers will be installed
Matt Cher was elected Delegate n
the national convention. which will be
held IN san Diego. California. IN July
NEXT Mr.. ODER Will have an Opportunity
10 visit the fanama-Pacihc Exposition.
Chancsry Causes.
Lila Board ". Silas Board. Decree
on divorce LEILA Board awarded cus-
j I. Price vs.. s. B. Hall. trustee and
u. walker Peterson. s. rs. Hall trustee.
enioiued from making sale under deed
Mary Bsmasters w. CIemenia Murpbv
- OF " y. Newman. surveyor. Jasper
Adams. George Knapp and Frank shu-
man appointed com mlssloncrg 20 uHrff-
tion the lands OF which William Murphy
silas 81 Cain. We Cary Cain. 81 al
1ueu5ilon q = ". shuman. admr.. o. G.
Kanawha on Company vs. Petroleum
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GRAFTON


GRAFTON, ". Va. March .s-The
news OF the tragic death of Mr.. A. 4. II
ste"Lls WEDNESDAY afternoon. furnished
the people Of this city the grgatest sbock
OF many months. Coroner John Thaysr
ana Prosecuting Attorney Gene " Ford
vent out 70 the scene Of the accident
Whlch u about six miles from the city.
ana AIter viewing the body. decided that
a. was 80 evidently accidental a WAS
unnecessary TO hold an inquest me
iunerai VIII be held Saturday afternoon.
ME crossing fence. a shot kun ia
AlT' mean hand hau evidently caught
on knot. dischargiug the yg.apon ana
the entire charge entered his right side
just below the heart. Death MAS urob-
any instantaneous and there was no
signs OF struggle. though one hand
was clutching some leaves. Mr. Mtans
Nss prominent lodge man being 4
member OF the orders OF Elks. Moose.
Oad Eeilows. WOOdmcn OF the World
ana Modern Woodmcu. The EIks will
nav charge or the funeral services sat
urday afternoon ana represeutatfyss 81
other orders viii act as pail bearers
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FINANCE

NV YORK Mafch eg-fncresssd
tryut taxing and more foreign selling ~
our stocks com tned % hold today >
market In cheek bgt the movement ave
IN feN Isolated Instances Was firm
win tfsluent uerllflH o. actual strength.
bpnthern Pacific and = few other I'm
lortant shares sold a. highest prices o.
NE year. but some % the leaders par
icuiariy United states steel. usrs IN
ran from 4 10 points. the cotton carry
Nancea
Speculative interest appeared % BE- on
the Increase. although the day business
was slightly under that OF the preceding
session and considerably less than The
nid-Neeh- There were signs that
traders were transferring their commit
uientr from the class OF specialists re-
railway shares. Price, NaVered towards
the close. With especial weakness In
hethichem steel which declined Ia
points from its recent nigh quotation.
LONDON Was again seller Of the IN
ternaupnal Hat. offerings from that cen
tee consisting mainly Of the pucifics.
ntsel ana the less conspicuous cOppers.
PRIVATE cal les from London limited
strongly a. peace negotiations IN the
near future.
suriscs movements OF money point 20
n Ncry heavy gain In cash BY local banks
to-morruw, the Increase being estimated
- a. high sa Sl4.0gu.oOo. Total sales
17g.s00 shares.
Bonds Wsrc firm with broader de-
mand Total sales. par value. sam 900.
United states bonds were unchanged
on call.
ne n.au,.a
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BY pr ate wire tot A. y. Masten a co.
CHICAGO. March 2e.--M heat-Condi-
uone abroad are 80 unsettled. political
anu ar Developments so numerous aud
the Indefinite peace talk heard In all
guAf tcrss are the Influences causing an
easier wheat market. To what extent
thls sort OF influence Is discounted by
The decline 10 date can only BE- deteTmin-
"a BY the temper OF the trade which at
present seems bcs,rizh Situation sug-
Essts caution about pressing the selling
eide ON sharp dips and sharp look
abroad.
cORN-See nothing In the corn Eitua-
Ton 20 suggest nythinE more than tenn
lorary rallies The large stocks and
us appointing cash demand encouraged
sellers.
OATs-This trade does not respond
with any good bnying when the sea
board gives out claims OF large foreign
Gales.
PRONtSlONS-No material change In
conditions. outside speculation Usually
hkht PIT and = alping trade faNoring
selling side on bulges. Hogs continue
10 come and Of good quality. cash trade
slow for cured meats.
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PITTSBURGH. Pa, March 2s-Cattle
Steady; supply light Choice SsasT
SEQ, prime 5000 s2B
Sheep-Slow, supply light Prime
50 90 q 90. lambs s7.OOaIotO
Veal Calvcs-s1l 500 1900
Hogs-Loweri receipts 10 doubIe
decks. Prime heavies sTl5d72O, n1sd-
iums and heavy workers. ST.45qTB
lght workers 81 30 q 40. pigs 81 OOlt
7ib. roughs f6.OOd62B
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one or tho classes In the Grafton high
school which Is OF unusual iuterest ~
that on vocational study. Addresses are
being given by local business and pro-
iessional men along their respective
INES and the students are deriving much
benefit from them. The law medicine
pharmacy. etc. have been among The
subjects touched upon.
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P1sdmont d swamn.h-

The Piedmont high school basket ball
sea4t Vas given decisive beating
Athleuc club. the local team wiunuiE
~ the score Of Is TO ~. The Visiting
i've Was somewhat Handicapped b. a
very slppery floor. but the local team
0utpiayed them. as Well
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ScHWERTFEeER TALKS TO
MARTlNSBURG MERCHANTS
Special Dispatch to the intelligence

MARTINSBURG. w. Va. March 2s
One hundred members and guests
attended the first annual banquet OF
the Martinsburg Business Mems Asso-
citation held last night at the local Y
~ G. A. The principal address was
delivered by William Schw ertfeger. OF
wheeling. secretary OF the State Bust
ness Mems Association, and brief
talks were also made by President +.
= Spillman. Vice-president ]. II. Pc
land. Secretary Decatur ". Rogers. OF
the local organization and others.
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CHICAGO. March 2s-Hogs-Reeeipts
10000 head higher. Bulk ts60d6sO:
light So 500 6.72hc. mixed 36 BOH6T5.
heavy se.z5 Y SIS. roughs s6.25I6.4O.
tive steers S6.O6u so: cows and heifeTs
$500 q 1855: calves s. OOd105O.
Shecp-Receipts 5000 head. sheen
S7lb % %. yearlinrs g. gOfiq9E. t,,,hE
81 5OgsS6.
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Petroleum.

NEW YORK. March 2s-Butter-
FIRM. creamery extras t92 scorfng)
~ &c. creamery (higher scoring) 304
so creamery, nrsts 20 y q use. Sec
Eggs- steady: fresh gathered extras
zzc' storage packed hrsts 10 extra nrsts
lvt1 u zlc; regular packed. extra nrsts
20 q gle; hrsts 1874 q 20tkc. nearby
hennery whites hne 20 fancy 2fc: nearby.
hennery browns 22G 22hc
Checse-Reguiar. state whole milk
held specials isE Gle. do average
fancy 16016iAc
Flour-Cnscttied
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MI. Marcus IA. kellerman. the noted
baritone. and his dramatic company. APP
pehr'd here Thursday night In the
fourth number OF tn, lyceum course and
entertained large number at the BRINK
nan opera house. The nfth and last
nuInber viii be given early In April. A
large number OF persons have already
signed as guarantors for tickets peNt
season. when a fine course VIII b. con-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-27

Billy SUNDAY. the cNaugelisL who Is
hsaking Philadelphia these DAYS a. IA
mas never been shaken before. Is getting
into the ranks OF faNJritss FOR children
names these days. Mr.. ana Mrs. l.. r.
Tucker started the movement this we.L.
% nhmlng their young son. billy" sun
DAY, and others Will likewise follow suit
ia all proba bility
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-27

The Civic Club. the mayor and city
commissioners. and city superintendent
OF schools, l.. ". Burns. met this morn
lne ahd prepared plans for the annual
spring cleanup day 4 date Will be
set IN the near future for this wokr ot
making the city cleaner and healthier.
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WHEAT

CHICAGO. March 26-Assertious that
the Turks had disagreed with the Ger
mans and that Rumnia and bulgaria
we're about 20 take a hand In the war.
put the wheat market to-day nuder a
good deal OF selling pressure. As re-
rult. prices closed weak at lie to sac
net decline. other losses for the day
were. Corn - y 4. &c TO a c and oats = {
&c Provisions gained Toe TO zoe
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tD-LaBelle Common iF dividend
declared payable March 3ist
iZl-WheeltnE Steel a Iron books
close April II. IS dividend payable April
90 = Whitaker-Glessner Com. books
able April LIST
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z. n. Knott. B. psaa.

me funeral OF the late L. ID. Knots
VINO expired al AIS home IN the outzkirts
% the city Tuesday morning Nas held
this afternoon. The deceased Vas one
OF the county's leading aEriculturists
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wv ms DeeH TvceIN @ here 0f the
death OF Airs. Rebecca DiukIe. al her
home IN Winchester. Va. aged So. Mrs.
Dlnkie was the wife OF Peter DiukIe
VINO was proprietor Of the Arlington
Hotel now the Blen Avon. in this city.
during its early days. The BinkIe fam
ny moved away from the city some
twenty years ago
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~ inter sisters l.NnrcssI nulsts
soatufned lgccum artists. sll b. at th.
.N"t "a Dali on saturday evening. Arrll
y So them in -alak.s prars zrer=s
~ AAlants attractive tufsFtaIulnE an eve
ntnA Of peas IRE cuulng uuler The aus
~. r church
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Butter, Eggs and Cheese.

OIL CITY, Pa, March 26-Credit bal
anccs VI 30. Runs l20.6sB; average So
s'O' shipments bs.336s average 56.2S6.
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Mayman Demoss. the young son OF
Mliliafm Demoss. who was struck By a
base ball bat and severely Injured. while
playing baseball with some small COM
panions, IS rapidly improving and will
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WEST LIBERTY

Nhsr ~ LIBERTY. " VI March % -
ne mrs fl1u LulclNur rlclftF uf tEr
freaug terrain church vii sr-.snf fTs
laaf suntica Two Thousand AllIs= f'or
t1cs- ln tne frczbf terrain tu4rcn Uu
saturday evening. March 80
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WHEELING AND LAKE ERIE
WEEKEND EXCURSIONS
TO CLEVELAND

=, $500 round trip from Wheeling ana
Maf tlns Ferry every saturday, return
ins Monday. Sls5 round trip every
tl.,b round trip 90 Canton. going sat
urcay. returning Sunday. $3.50 round
trip every Sunday.
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New York Stock Exchange

WHEELING. W. Va March 26. ~
hangr Of actlNe STICKS on the New
YORK stock ENch.aEt. corrected daily By
a. 4. Masten a. Co. brokera
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SOON e able 70 Be removed from the
Slarks burg hospital. where he IL r.csiy-
M treatment. % his home In the Firth
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WHEELING TRACTION ooMPAux
CAR SCHEDULE
TAhinE EEest June al, 1903.
,,,.,P PANHANDLE LIN

PANHANDLE LINE
WHEELING AND wELLsBURo
Daily Except Sunday.
wheeling wsllsburE
l2nd Street rs.v.
a NneehhH Wellsburz
A.sy n m 300 n m.
s'SV y m 1900 noon
MOUSDSNILLE LINE
WHEELING AND MOUNDSvILE
Daily Except Sunday
10th Street Is.y.
Mheellng houndsviils
iS.9V a m i:1o .. m.
On lines having regular srprsss ser
vice. shipments wot gflinE IN excess OF
ntty pounds or large bulk will not be
carried on passenger cars
ALL LlNES-Daiiy Except Sunday
NO shipments, except emergency ship
ments OF medicines. will be carried on
passenger cars between 900 and s:iI
p. m
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W r. Mccormick III IN a r AZ
,r,iFhton. lots 35s end 5si. New Ma
J. B White q Nv 20 John "A spvs.-
Tot le, Block 8. Hundred.
~ =. ~ ,rglrhton % uN 70 W. r. Nc
'oT mick. lot 300. New Martinaviiis
J.. 5. Cain 90 uN % Jesse Price q AGRA.
ana tl acres Grant District
D.. h. HiEingetun % "a 90 %. T.. GEORGE
% acres, Center District
T. = Hall q ok 10 charles FFostfr~or
lot llT. New MarfinavilIa
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Pittsburgh Stocks.

WHEELING. W. Va. March 90. Is.
Do. u.tI.U. t.ittsUur-I HtU,ss ,orre,.t ed
daily hy \. T.. AaatFn a Co. baukera
nnd brokers. vItianai Exchange Hsns
Building
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Harry =. Marshall age a.. Buekhsn-
non and Virginia c. Young. age 30. Pins
Norton 7. Preston. age ~. Paintsvflis
-. aud Hess Vera Myers. age al, New
J. 4. Wayhurst. age SO. Jachsonburr
send khuma Whiteman. age a., New
va. .arl John Beck. age u, and Ethsi
Vile
Edward Gin. are 81 and Mamie GLOW
er, age -. both Of smithheld
J. T.. Sands. axe 81. and Pearl Daurb
erty. u, both u Pine Grove
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Cash quotations were:
Rye-No. :. S1.i5L
Barley-7lG 7sc.
Timothy-s4.5Og 6iSl
Clover-ss.O0 12.1S.
Pork-flT.2o.
Lard-S9.s2.
Ribs-s9.12as.61.
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CD-EN. DIV. e.. per cent.
t2J-Ex div. use
Total shares 10000. Bonds S24st O0O
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LOCAL STOCKS


Daily 4u1fHfI.n Ifsf 70 fna v.g....r-
rturk EarnHrEr.
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FINANCIAL.


, Products Company: dropped from dock
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Stocks. lopen.Inghl Low Close
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oil. CITY. March z6--Caddo erud
was reduced i0c. now 35c.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-07-09

In the District Court Of the United
states for the District Of Oregon.
In the matter of Walter r. Bitney
a Bankrupt.
To the Creditors Of Walter r. Bit
ney, OF Milton. In the County Of Una
tilla and District aforesaid, Bankrupt.
Notice is hereby given that on the
S0th day Of June A. d. 1915. the said
Walter r. Bitney was duly adjudicated
a bankrupt and that the first meeting
Of his Creditors will be held at the Of
flee of the Undersigned Referee In
Bankruptcy, at Pendleton, Umatilla
County. Oregon. on July the 21st, A.
ID. 1915, at 10 o'clock, A. NJ. OF said
day at which time and place the Credi.
tors may attend. prove and file their
claims, appoint a Trustee, examine
the Bankrupt. and transact such other
business as may properly come before
the said meeting,
Done and dated at Pendleton. Ore
gon, this sth day Of July A. d, 1915,
THOs. FITz GERALD,
Referee in Bankruptcy.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-07-09
Personal MENTION

Glen f. Scott Is in from his ranch
north Of town.
s. A. Douglas Of Hood River. is a
guest Of the Bowman
Ellis Williamson OF La Grande, is
visitor in Pendleton today.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. n. Hayden OF He
lix are registered at the st. George.
r. A. Holte, stanfield banker. is a
business visitor in Pendleton today
Frank Sloan. stanfleld sheepman.
was up yesterday, returning last ev-
ening
Sheriff r d. Taylor arrived home
this morning from Salem where he
took two prisoners to the penitentiary.
J. II. strohm OF Hermiston, spent
yesterday in the city. He will leave
soon for Portland to spend several
months.
L. d. Drake. president OF the Blue
Mountain League, went to Athena this
afternoon to see the Pilot Rock-Athe-
ma game.
Walter Smith, manager Of the Pilot
Rock team, passed through today for
Athena where the first game Of the
series is being played this afternoon.