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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-30

pJTTSBURGH STOCKS.
THE METAL MARKET.

CoPrTR-IocG stre>' market vas dun WITH
,iectroytic quoted At 2eA d:ohc In Lonaoh e'p,
;0r futures and COS f0r eectroDuc spot IlN-
Nov York Metal Exchange yls EASY vim ,po' 20
fts-t0n lots quoted a. 70 -. IN L~iS i
Ia. tor fu.ures with sales Of 80 tors spot and Us
tons futures LEAD-firm. New lofh SPOT; - -
L.d la5 ia "a sPELrEk-Londoa. floe.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-30

The local market FOR spot cotton was qugiet and
prices we're points higher at $500. SALES MI
Liverpool rabe.-Spot cotton good demand. sAles'
y 900 bales. speculation and export ? 800: Amefi
can. 10 oU0. imports al. mdtiing upland. 20.
-'Csad Quiet but steady A. 5i!HT points advance
july Ausust. 5.l24d: octoter November 5Ssd -. ps.
March April 564ifd. Nav June. 5.70isd. Man
ehesier-Yarls firm. cloths quiet
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-30
cOTTONsEEO OIL.
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.
For the Week ended June %. 1918.
puTTER

Receipts FOR week. SO6lS pkgs; last week; 81 Ie5
pkg, Exports Tor week 10 tropical countries ~
piss Imports for week, 70 pkgs Creamery i .
tras t9a scorel. 2Sg higher s,orins zSis q Zsc
nrsts 26 - nc: state dairy. finest. 2, nc good
TO prime 2jl49 PC; renovated extras, Zs1S
24igc. ns,s. y 23c; imitation cfeAneTi nrsts.
- ia .3t. ladies, current make. hrsis. Il 1s &c
packing stock. current make. No !. 2OA1S9ic,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-30
SAVINGS BANKS.
THE BANK FOR SAVINGS

~ lib NiI1 Or NtN 1Okk.
80 lOu-ih Avenue. iuu- IS 1918
is7so Sthi.LskUAl DIVIDEND.
The Board ~ 1fusless has declared an interest
siy.d-ud for the = Months ending June 50 igiN
al the rate Of rhRtt AND okE.AAlF PsR
cEkT psS .nnum on all suns ~ IS % and up
July 10Th 1915. rhe dividend will b. credited 70
depositon A. principal July ist, 1915 Depostss
rl.de ou or before JulJ i0th 1918 IN dra. la
tsrrst from july lat. 1918
WALrER rRfMBIE Prustd.ot
LENis r. CANTRY S.erst.ry
yANEs KNOWLES. conptalIss,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-30

Receip,s FOR week HAAS cases. Al

Receipts Tor week lI6.4i5 cases. Arrivals have
continued on a liberal scale being apparently IN
elces, " the trade requirements. and there IS q
very little storage room available to take care OF
ti.. surplus Fresh gathered dozen. .2d 2Sc, er
ira frsIs -0aa!c. nrst.. lSb7 "a bic state. Penn
and nearby. hcuuery whites. hno 20 fancy, GAG
a. 90 Size and quality. 2i9 Zoe; Western. gath
cred whites. 2Vi7 G21c, state. Penn and nearby;
h.uucfy browns .4iz H24c; gathered brown and
mixed col9rs. III 2-e; duck egS'' nearby lhdlaH
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-30

Louisville. June 20 SHEEP AND LAMBS
Receipts iO7 for two days. s.iSi: broad demand
Tor choice s2rlrgers market ru.et steady 20 l5c .p
choice springer $40 % SO 40. seconds. 3gfH
eul!s s5sS-. the best fat sheep brought s5e 49,
mediums and common kinds slow.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-30
CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
New York. June 20. 1918.
GRhlh.

WTIEAT-Yaues moved 10 ~ % nc Al the out
-. but faied o. hold. tho advance. amt late IA
tbs session gave way under renewed selling and
a. the close ~ The day showed not losses n = ~
l'sc The early buying movement was based on
prolonged period Of unsettled weather shorts ia
Juy were Impressed ty the small s,Orks ~ contract
wheat In thi'ayp. which male the question ~ the
movement 81 the new crop doI1y important and
most Of the cary buying was / uthe form % GOV
sye area ~ precipitation. but th" rail,torm seemed
20 De working on 10 the cast up tho Onto Val
Icy. and an extensive high area IN the far West
gave promise q more settled conditions. Wheat
cutting was said 10 Dee progressing quite rapidly
IN the dry spots. and With few days o. favor
able weather will be IN full swing over large
part Of tho Southern belt. Reports on the spring
10 10 the present time everything points 10 large
yield IN the spring wheat states. A, We! a. IN
Canada. unless marred by untavorahie weather
conditions or blight before harvest The export
IN moderation. but very little was being offered,
while the demand FOR new wheat was disappointing.
sales had been made % possibly hall million
bushels. preliminary report on the Russian .roy;
covering hfty four soyernments placed me via q,
winter wheat az 296. 900 900 bushels. compared WIN
2l6 600 900 last year. "Brsdsiret'S' worlds yisi
bic supply showed decrease for the Week o,
5 $50 900 bushels compared with decrease "
93S Goa last year In he local cash market 70
red winter wheat quoted at 81. 3lh and 70
hard al $I.5st Z New York. export: 10 !
Northern Du.uth. 1854. and No Northern
Manitoba 81 "a. c Z Buffalo. CORN-Was firm,
e[ early IL he , day me IN W %pab 2 " essed On" Of under
Increased selling on prospects u clearing weather
and closa-i al a sc net derline. News on tho
crOo situation was little more encoureging as
farmers have been able 70 make more active prog
ress v,i'h cultivation and sentiment was still being
IN ,re,csd by the prospects u further pressure Qf
offerings from Argentina. "Brsdstreet's' visible
showed a deoease o. O3o 900 bushels c1.,ESl .
StovAi steady undertone. owing % continued
liberal clearAnces and export sales % about 2OJVyu
bushels. Prices. however. we're Influenced ny W. W.
deciina In wheat and corn and al the close OF we
dsy were s.ahc net lower. The local cash y, mar
Ley "a sisady. standard quoted al 5ici No
Lite &c. 40 3 white 53i1ct No Whlc,
ss" fancy clipped white 54s @5gcti ortia .,ry,
oi,,ret Thite S3Ls "a SIC all elevator R1E-MafN,!!
SSnH' 10 . Western Sl25. export. BARLEI
Market quiet. mailing. 7?@76c, BHHaIo'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-30

ard on Whist appeared 70 De selling ~ pseksr'
The cash trade Wu said 20 De rsihef 20. - ~.
rgained me early loss. CLOSING slightly Above Wv
previous l,ssI Receipts d hogs Al Chicasg we're
% O0o o,ima'si foi WEDNESDAY g. 900. k 1855
steady. mes. SIS 56dSls: family. .salei27; ,,hoL,
clear Il9 jOasll 90 BEEF steady. mes. Si,S,aa
$3.50 family SO jOaslO.j 30. packet, sis 'o33llys
10 ID. f.e p.ss. i2hc. CIT MEATSI 4 ise
Dies.a ' ham, 10 a S istai5c " fiLL6w barely
steady 'pshial e3c. Sy; 5"S eous' Ca so &C.,
DIV Lard steady s.asNc refined quiet SCUM
America 10 Soc. CoIuuent. 10 zoe. Brazil v ns1;
!l3jc compound steady. i.@1Sc sIEA III
barely steady o''o' ''1ollssp ''fu' '''A'''' ~
Reaood petroleum vas unchanged I4n,ee a,,S oil
was STEADY At recent prs i'sfsI,,hla Zoe
bulk &C., standard white. cases. Nov YORK tHa
Philadelphia. s75c. water white. bsres. New
phtc. cat~ New York and Philadelphia le. DC.
L\SEED OII~-Amsrican sced dv raw % s'-''
out Of town. raw" 90. &c, , o1,sgI'A' raw &c
There va, fair demand for turpen'ne ana
prices we're steadily he'd AZ rccent isVe,s hoiin
vas quiel. but steady ard unchanged. Tar sisady
psutiue. maaIine lbs. Ighc TAR-Rctort and
kiln. soc ROSIN-Commcn 20 good 'nNneS
as: $5Se p S5,e E- tsss s. ts5e. E
5c5c. " c. 6 soc. and " W. s.iOe
c0TToNsEEo OIL.
The recent heavy selling IN the eo,torsecd OIL
market especially the July liquidation. was t!ousht
position. and prices yesterday eIpenmcd good
ra4y. closing % Is points net higher lue nc
maud was not very asEress.ge but oHeIlhss Nets
q. distinctly smaller some authorities eIpTrsscl Tue
belle, that the market had reached poiht where
q would attract a better demand bJ; 50 fsr the I'M
pruycurlt Ia believed TO haye bccL due IHrg,V 70
teebHica. conditions. a. the .s9ot TaAe has ho'
materially improved. Range o. prices
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-30
CHEESE.

Receipts Tor week, 1921 boxes E1pofts TOT
week % Europe IS. 25B boxes. To other countries.
III boxes sta.e. m. fresh. fats and twins COL
-ol5reG average. fancy. i5Ac. whlte. average.
fancy. l5%c., cheddArs, spe,S.als. ~. q y n
twins ami fats -. a l5izc: DAISIES. l5ls - s.o;
state. SKINS. fresh. specials. l2laSlSc; choice.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-30

r,o,,, was inactive. but prices were hrmy heini
flou, va" ,So sHpareI,t scarcity Of cash wheat and
tSe ar@nes ihe cash wheat 0s: e 10 ST %n
patents s. Sc s. spring ceas. .,'s,b,, S. $50
G., {. p Pa' sT's No sntes e9tr4 10 20
Winters st9oe!5: kan; ss, ,',Ai Is. s7s5855
Isyrg lI1nI -1tiiet Fair to good, 81 SOas W.
choice "a to fany sssa'Gni 10 ,RiMsicsdy
steady Kiln dried. sSsO - BAL 49, q "a III 20
Enc Efsp Slt sn steady bran lo0lb saeki So
.,aadard middIinss do S2I 80: Hour nm arm
Ss.'V i,,E ssIi5: ioO-Ib SACKS. S2isS heav mid,
dinxs do SIS. nouI middline. 90 70, 90 "a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-30

coffee cahle.-Rio No T. 20 rss over ~ V 5tSgi
@ - 81 600 bags Santos No Wa 100 fts
fsacr Al $500 receipts 5000 bag e., 80 100 5.s.
,Ass 49, sunday against - 900 year az 800 =,
90 two years sso sac F9u.o bad pa o5s
II 900 ard $4,000 and JunaiAB -0'0'''
ooo and Is 0gO bags. resprctl'ey
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-30

CHICAGO STOCKS.

Sales open. hlsh. Low Lss''
10 Am shipbullains s5's g ga g
= chic Pneu Tool. IS = o. p,
= Com Edison ....l23A 1914 ls3. -.
l3 Diamond Match s. % =
Quaker oats pr.lfia lo1 lhrs -
81 Swift x Co......llo JIG uV "
40 In Carbide rts.. Az it - -
BONDS.
81 no chic Telen 5s....lnoA. lWHs lgr 80
s00o Com Edison 5s..lpo'. leS l9's ~
10 coo Diam Match sloe le- ~ a..
500 ogden Gas js.... ~ y -
g. oO1 swift & 60 5s... 90 20 !"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-30
COFFEE.

Than. Vas a lack OF ordes In the eonee ms tl,f
Yesterday and the to, bushes trssac,u y az
~ -, - 20 points In the absence 81 otueis >
oNe cbanses we're narrow and the m4rSst eVssI
~ ,i,siiS Unchanged 70 points lower Ihefe vas
hoinuaa,y o. pTsfi which may have accounted tor
h0n sn.ib.tie feeling here although the trade a.
iarse (, puzzled over the situation ana Ingty ~
,nJeprv 10 await a movement tO"ad eilllH a,.l,s
tshu'ury a., bsfassu The local and Brazilian mar
Sci. Heccpts at Bla1aa points sS On MIgB Sis
- a. some volume and stochs A. Sait Us
slowed decrease o. 90 900 bass "hJn, tah ea,ed
o9 ,at % Turope u s. 900 bags. t0s' ail
is.at Offers were comparative, 'gaI sc f tor saa,ds
Nric a : ~ ~, for RIO Is The local so, uAfAe y
H,. Al ihsetiSs and unchanged. with Rio Is qu0''d
Al 7I.c Range Of pdoes. y.s,sr-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-30

Tns pror.s,cn market ua easy during We -.
pxrt ~ ths dAy oslnS 70 fu1hss 'SS Hsus9A-1'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-30
RAILROADS
BOSTON CURB CLOSING.

Ac,o All CAV IS. u p 2 Y
ZOO \ E Tel IS 1882 loil. 1914 1914 lOlh
Z nin : u.ttt a. % L. -. "a 81 Dc 80
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-30
SUGAR.

p.s,.d sugar steady and unchanged. al renr"s
o1iy moderate AID chiefly IA The Wa Of s.ul.a"
sH.' o. "a contract. CDs,A d1minos. case Z 10
-. haf or fuil size pieces. . lVc ana ~ ~
- 80. DO eases 5-ib cartons. $50. aia olVs ~
- rss-s. eage tablets .50c. cut i.h' tc, oILslt
%, mould A 55c. cubes and eagle coniectot.is
s-5'tiIat,d s5c; xxx powdered. . -oc ana 80
\ r,.'t.iHer, s. 10 bulk. eagle. 70 bag %"
a-sd a.. powdered and coaSe powdered sA9
esys coarse GRADUATED. zoe, fruit powdered Az
s.s sttr. Cue granuIsted Zoe. domino srsnnisi-
- 80. , 81 ard % cArto.s. SOC ana 80,
81 bsf casss eagle :. 81 and 5 10 cartons ~.
srsbiIatei. 600 10 bass do 90: - - Ds %.
- a.. { I'D tags DO. $3.50 10 10 nsss DO -,
81 .,I 30 10 BAG. % and Uardari 8 anu a,ei
%. aus gfaaulated and diamond \. tl'c. e,!"e,-
..,.Ss,sS A g.. No L 5s5c. No = 5sc. 70 ,
49, W zoe. W 3. = t5c. No .. 5tuc. 20 g.
20 "a 8 SOC. No g 545c; No 10 go. No H.
SsS.. 10 II zoe NJ, IS. u and IS. : 43e -
There wss no change Ia the local mafEet lo' rAM s
s,isar ana trahrg gas yey glet. mere ucNs 800
g1ttV 3 900 BAG. u Porto hic0 ~ p1ft Al w.
o., ceg,-tfuaal Cuhas werc SUI tfulD teh. uI'
,a,.r, ss.uist more disposed 20 await la'elopL,ht7
-. ,1.rtrt cl0,.d Al 4s0a4 ,sc fgr crttfl asA
.osstIse for uolasses and Sac for CUBA eosS ~'a
I freight .
SUGAR FUTURES.
Fu,u--, opened quiet and easy. unch.nsed 70 a
derlIr. u s points on selling ulouSht :" " - -
60. s.ira on the call we're $50 t0ns lat ,, ~
I tef rOuttnUs1 QUIET Ei nus
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-30
SUGAR FUTURES.

F,,u--. op-ned quiet and easy. unchansed 20 =
ds1lIrs n 8 poinS on selling uouShi 20 % 80
oder, s.irs on the call we're lSg t0ns LIT n,,i.
-, ~. -, ,t.ts ceiling and closed % p"ahs
iesser o. .slcs Of g700 tons. Range OF pres
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-30

Market has ruled hrm and higher again this
week Invoices continue Light ard pretty fair
demand on spot. offerings Gearing pretty close 10
arrivals Embargo stu In force Erie Railroad.
Fair call for light clover mixed: heavy mixed and
straight clover SOW sale. Rye straw about steady
$z4d sgi 80: No 3 to No 2 {2lGs23.jo; shipping.
$40 50a S2O5O: fancy light clover mixed S22 50G
S23 50. STRAW rye. No /, SliS$l5. tSmall bales,
The Holbrook news., 1915-11-26
Masonic Temple VIII Be BuiIl

The local Masonic lodge has plans well under way for the erection of temple in Holbrook. At the last regular meeting of the lodge a report from the fin ance committee. appointed a month before, was received and from th1s report it is certain that the funds necessary for the con- struction of.a building can be secured. A site has already been secured on option and there is no doubt but that the details can be worked out whereby the building may be started early in the spring.
The Holbrook news., 1915-11-26
NeD School Building
 Will be Started Soon

The receipt of a telegram last week by Attorney c. H. Jordan from the bond company that had offered to purchase the school bonds voted by the Holbrook dis trict some months ago. stating that the bond issue had been found to be regular and all de- tails satisfactory by the attorney for the company. removed the last obstacle in the way of the erection of new $25, O00 school building in Holbrook. A few weeks must elapse before the bonds can be printed, signed and delivered to the purchasers, and the money transferred to the school trustees; when this is done the trustees will be ready to purchase a site and start the preliminary work of building. This will probably be early in the new year.
The Holbrook news., 1915-11-26
Contention OUer Estate
 of Curt Cronemeyer

Attorney Isaac Earth, of AL buquerque, accompanied by Carl and Ernest Cronemeyer of New York, cousins of the late Curt Cropemeyer, arrived in St. Johns last Wednesday, since which time there has been considerable stir in matters effecting the set clement of the Cronemeyer estate. Attorney Earth has filed a petition to have revoked the papers of administration of the Navajo-Apache Bank 6 Trust Co. and asks for the appointment of the Merchants & Stockgrow- CTS bank of Holbrook instead. He has also filed papers asking for change of judges in the case and further papers asking for partial division of the estate.
 Judge Crosby has been notified by telegram from District At torney Thos. A. Flynn that a twelve year old Indian girl, claiming to be a daughter of Curt Cronemeyer. has been brought forward during the last few days and an attempt wIIl be made to turn the entire estate over to her. The Cronemeyers will take the ground that this child is iIlegitimate, even though her relationship should be proven.
 Attorney Earth and the Crone- meyer gentlemen returned to Albuquerque, leaving here this morning. St. Johns Observer.
The Holbrook news., 1915-11-26
MasOnry's Greatest Temple


 Freemasoury carved m stone" is the fitting description applied to the new Scottish Rite Temple, dedicated in Washington few days ago. The structure cost a million and quarter and it is the permanent home of the Thir- ty-third Degree Masons of the Southern Jurisdiction of the Scottish Rite. The approach is by three, five. seven and nine steps. and they lead one between two mammoth sphinxes carved in stone. Masons and their families were admitted on the opening night, and they agreed that the structure was one of the finest in the world. There are many rooms, but the lodge room' is the most splendid. There are found the three sta tions familiar to Masonry. In the center of the room is the most wonderful altar ever placed in a lodge room. It IS not only beautiful, but massive and lm- pressive. This room is located under the dome of the building. The whole overhead has the eff feet of the 'blue canopy of Hea Yen," and flood of concealed lights produce an effect so that one imagines the stars within actually shine and twinkle. It is all there except Jacobs ladder, and perhaps that too may be in place when lodge meets" Per haps no modern building i'll ex- lstence more fittingly symbolizes the old truths which have come down through the ages, and the Masons assert that they have "cemented here into one noble block destined to withstand the storms of time and be a beacon light, through which It's ancient prototype will continue to pro- ject rays of Charity. Toleration and Loving Kindness over the whole world.".
The Holbrook news., 1915-11-26
Suit for Trespass Dismissed

The suit brought by P. T. Coleman against c. H. Brown and others for trespass was tried in Justice Boyer's court in Hol- brook last Saturday. A consider able part of the day was used in presenting testimony, and at the close of this Justice Boyer sustained a motion of the defen- dants' attorneys to dismiss the suit.
 The prosecution was represent ed by County Attorney Jordan; the defendants by Attorneys Thorwald Larson of Holbrook and E. s. Clark of Prescott.
The Holbrook news., 1915-11-26
Turkey Shoot a Success

The Thanksgiving turkey shoot held on the grounds of the Hol- brook Gun club last Sunday after noon was a very successful event. Fourteen turkeys were shot by various participants and the club realized good prices for the birds. Live birds were shot at from a distance of about PTS yards. the shooters using high power rifles. The highest number secured " any person was two, several men making that record.
The Holbrook news., 1915-11-26
AUTO OWNERS BIG
 CYST PROBLEM SOLVED
Tire OUerhead Reduced by Dry
 Cure System of Vulcdnizing

Cure System of Vulcdnizing
 Automobile owners of Hol- brook and vicinity are congratu- lating themselves on the open ing of strictly up-to- date tire repair shop, which will mean a reduction of approximately 50 per cent in tire overhead ex- pense.
 The new shop IS equipped to make any repair, from pune ture in the inner tube, to com plete new tread or side wall on any size or type of casing.
 Tires which formerly have been sold for junk can now be repaired at nominal cost and will deliver from 2OO0 to 5000 miles of extra service. All re- pairs, of course. are backed by a rigid guarantee.
 F. H. Hathorn, the manager. expects to make the name Old Trails Tire Repair Shop a syno- nym for service. satisfaction. and speed. The new establish ment is located in the Woods building, two doors west of the postofice, Holbrook, Arizona.
The Holbrook news., 1915-11-26
chamberLnin's Tablets

This is a medicine intended es- peclally for stomach troubles. biIiousness and constipation. It is meeting with much success and rapidly gaining in favor and popularity. Obtalnable every where.
The Holbrook news., 1915-11-26
Flagstaff People Getting Citifed

It is pleasing to note that the average citizen of Flagstaff is becoming citifed enough to dig up an item of interest for a re- porter without any old time vil- Iage embarrassment. Flagstaff Sun.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-08-20
Mrs. Nelson of District Three and
Mrs. Barker of the Fourth Dis
triCt Also Would Be Winners.
butThere Are Three More Weeks
NOW is THE Time TO SPRINT

II today was the llth of September
Instead N the Goth NJ August and II
the three hlg autos and other prize,
offered boy The Tunes we're awarded
wrurdlup tu the vote standing publish
rd brIuN, Miss ollie Moore " the se,
und district would be- the wiuurr of
the lln,m~ Light Six touring ear.
Mrs Harry Nelson " the fhlrd dis
trirL would drive away lu the Cusr
uud Mr.. j T. Barker. NJ Chandler
would be- the new owner NJ the Max
we'll Mrs T. G. l4gg NJ district three
and = J retrasch N the fourth dis
trirt would each be- winners " PLAYER
pianos and SEQ ou down the list
But today hnplvus to be- the roth
~ August aud There &, % little over
three weeks vet until the grind finale
In The race which mean, TINT there
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-08-20

Is plenty N time for amy candidate to
work aud win The race IS only IN It's
Infancy and much can mnppcn between
now aud the finish even though the
closing day is hut short ways of
The real winners may be- those now
furthrsl down lu the list ur II is pos
>lhIc thul they have NOT even as vet
entered the pcr Thus far the rucr
has h,cu onyones gumr first one
lcndlur and then another with ma
one having It lead that uould not easll,
hc overcome with little effort b.,
event the most backward candidate.
as has been demonstrated many times
So far
Hul the critical time NJ the race
is here right NOW this week. Sawr
day might marks the CLOSE of the sec
ond period and after twelve o'clock
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-08-20
Whenever You Need General Tonic
Take GrOlr'-

The Old Standar Gr,,c, Taptcless
chill Tonic Is equaa valuable ~
General Tonic becau-r 0' contains the
we'll known toni. properties ~
QUINLNE and IRON n acts ON the
Liver. Drives ont Nu'arIu Euriche,
the Blood and Builds up the whole
System 90 cents
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-08-20

midnight SATURDAY Doe votes allowed
Oh subscriptions Hgnu arnrru~r This
week one years subscription counts
1000 votes mud neat week ItWIll count
but SOOU That ,- npr great deal
~ difference aud -rI. it 4, often the
case IN contest uf this Kind that
but few Thousand votes separate
those who win auto from those who
Win the minor prizes Every vote e.,
valuable aud contestants who really
wunt TO win can't afford 20 sacrifice
Il ole
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-08-20
Extra Vote Offers

IAbh NWlt OIIerS
II Is the extra vote offers that win
mean an auto to you And don't for
get that these extra or bonus offer,
win all be- Withdrawn one week from
the close OF the contest ON Srptrm
Der 4
For the benefit Of any one who does
not understand ju-, what these offer,
urr. they urr as follows
The nrN club of SO turned iu by
every contestant earns 5000 EXTRA
VOTES.
The second club Of SO turned lu 10y
every conte>mu, earns jOOVO EXTRA
NOTES.
The third club " SO turned 600 by
every contestant aHru, 10000 EXTRA
VOTES.
The fourth club of so turned iu ny
every contestant earns 10000 EXTRA
VOTES
Every club uf $40 iu EXCESS ~ the
fourth turned Zoo by every contestant
earns ljUOWO EXTRA VOTES
These extra votes are IN addition to
the regular number allowed Oh each
subscription in thp schedule
The Standings
District so All that pan nj OK
lahoma City south ~ the Ruk Island
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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-08-20

District 40 All that pan NJ OA
lahoma CITY south ~ the Royk Island
Railroad. including Capitol Hul
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-02-06
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