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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-08-24


WANTED Position a. department man
hger Ia dry goods store ur Hs manager uf
dry goods store lu OkHhuiur Clty or
other good Oklahoma town have had "a
years experience have flushed college
aOd commercial education best references
given 4 lg3. care Times
ENPEHIENCEp city newspaper SO.
llrltor wants position With live paper
X care Times
WANTED Position by experienced
cashier or cigur girl can Wal 1895
or write Myrtle Bnudel ~ " Grand
WANTED Position by experienced
Specially Salesman. First class references
u - care Times
WANTED Position As typist OR mimeo
graph operator by young man. SALARY
minor consideration VIII call NJ once W
W Newby Norman. OK
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-08-24
Grain and
Provisions
ChleaH0 Grain

AnhaNo hrhAu
'hl,Auo' Aug a December wheat
was tue feature OF the grain market In
the early trading today buying Of that
option ending prices upward September
weakened slightly. Tue trade seemed some
what divided M 10 European political
outlook ana this gave tone OF uncertain
y 10 the market In general Reports of
additional frOsts In the Canadian north
west furnished the dominating Influence
In lifting December wheat Opening figures
ranged from shade lower 60 ic higher
with september at SlOi to SlOiI, aud De.
ccinber at ~ ~ psisc December advanced
&" wla while September beld within the
opening range Com wuE Influenced hy
The strong tone OF December wheat An
active demand gave an upward trend 10
me market after II had opened unchnng-
ed to We higher with September al I4i,
lu &c and December BS 90
oats followed the hardening tendency
of other grain aud after IN Irregular op
rhlhg scored fair advance all abound
IN spite OF strength " hogs there was q
dropping tendency IN provision prices
shading OF IN the whole list under light
demand.
Corn followed wheat downward and
was affected also by offerings larger
than the demand aud with shipping call
moderhte. The market closed irregular a
higher 10 y lower with September nj
isie and December at GsS
Heavy profit taking BY several large
houses and reports that frost damage In
the canadian northwest was not as great
as feared caused n material drop IN wheat
prices In the last hair of the session
The close after a slight rally. was steady
hWA 10 y lower With September Of pps.
and December at p1is
Chicago Cash Grain
CHICAGO Aug - Wheat red 81 OTi6
tti 1911 hard IlOSL
Corn . yellow S0A mNu
Oats Standard i0lbaub
Barley tOdgS
kanses City Cash Grain
KANSAS CITY Aug = Wheat hard
Nltnls red 81 li6fi 49,
Corn mixed 12bdI3. white 73r.
Oats white t2n i3c miIed SgdiO
81 Louis Cash Grain
~ LOUIS Avg - Wheat 2 red 81 Is
hll5h hard Via
Torn IN; white nominal
Oats ., pfA3s'tN2 2 white. nominal
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LOCAL LIVESTOCK


Cattle ...... ............ ....... $50
calves Soc. L.....,.. 90
Hogs ... Observation-Disclosures. 40
YARD NOTES Patrick Cudahy. the
hllWaukee pork packer aud trade ora
Gle, has mounted the bull Side " the
provision market after yeurs' soJUurn
with the bears Because pork Is cheap
enlng nnd because the south Is promis
lug splendid outlet FOR meats, following
agricultural ana commercial revival, he
predicts good market Tor hogs lie
doesn't suy. however whether he believes
T. or Or basis II good
Evan Eldrlge Morris hog buyer. bns
returned from Colorado where the El
ridge family spent their summer
vacation. They made the trip In
the family car ana Mr. Eldridge
said he found kansas ahead NJ Oklaho
ma ia wheat harvest aud plowlng A
plenttudr NJ hogs was found along the
country from kluwn Kansas 10 oklahoma
city by wny " Cherokee Helena, Goltry,
Enid and home lnfcfior -ansllty prcdom
mated In tOdny's cattle run There was
not n steer In the lot that could be
classed MS good beef prospects
CATTLE MARKET Jack pots mostly
from eastern oklahoma. commanded nj
most the exclusive attention NJ packers
today All but seven loads were mixed
order, ana the run tUtRlrd 300 head
against 500 q week ago Steer buyer. were
out early and took what they coulh NJ
steady TO sttouE prices SOuBO taking
the lot quality being ON the trashy or
der She stock sold az steady prices nl
though there was a sugglshness 10 the
deal on pretty good shipping cows the
kind selling ST. S@o75 Lots Of de
mand but slow trade WAS reported Iu
the stocker department Prices we're high
and the country went about the filling NJ
orders In manner which indicated that
~ wanted no more ndyniCpS Veal
DNee sold Ut steady values. W2j tuking
Ne best
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wANTED-YOUR JUNK

FOR RENT Furnished srOom house
for months or u year garage, servants .
room 7Ol W 18th. 7TS7. C. b Coil 1Ol
W 18TH
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4produce

,, kansss City Potatoes
kANbAb CITY, Aug - New potatoes
southerni, steady 4Sdb0
Chicago Produce
CHICAGO, Aug 20 Butter steady. nm
changed, receipts II 23t tubs
Eggs nrm, unchanged. Receipts p.sio
ca ses
Potatoes Steady 10 easier; recelpts a.
cars jersey cobblera 0Odgc Jersey Nj
ants Odhsc Mlnnesots and Ohio AsSfibc
Poultry, steady 10 higher. alive fowls
lSanitNei springs i0di7c
st Louis Produce
ut. LOUIS. Aug ~. Poultry. unchanged
eIcspt chickens l2h springs i5,hc: ducks
iOfti2c.
Butter aud eggs unchanged.
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LEGAL NOTICE.
IN hANkEIffGS

~ DAN hhNFiNl
Iluh Daily Times Aug ~ to Sept 3. Inc .,
igl5l
10 the llted States district court for the
western district Of Oklahoma, In the
To thr creditors u the Lawyer Cuff com
puratlon bankrupt
To the creditors Of the Lawyer Cuff CON
pony, corporation, bankrupt, Of maud,
Uklahoma.
Notice Is hereby given that IL the etl
day " September A. D. 1915, at ten
o'clock 10 the forenoon there will be q
meeting " the creditors of said bankrupt
ut my office. 0Op Baum Bldg Oklahoma
city OkluhOms, FOR the following purpose
To consider proposed sale " the follow
Ing described real estate belonging 10 the
shove bankrupt estate
Parcel No. 1.
The NEh Of the NEa and the sc 4,
NJ the SEL " Sec T. Twp. \ n Range
f N the IN. In PottAwatomie coun
W. Oklahoma, appraised at $50. upon
which there Is first mortgage " 50
G0 IN favor VI SOrman Barter, includ.
Ing other lands And q second mortgage to
Ely and Walker Dry Goods Company FOR
10000 Including other lands TaIes due
Elt4p
Parcel Ne. ..
The 81 ~ the NEt, OF Sec l5 Twp
y Range T. NJ the / ". IN Potta
vutomie county Oklahoma appraised NJ
500. upon which there IL first mort.
gagr 90 Nurman Baxter for 81 ZOO includ
Ing other lands And second mortgage
20 Ely and Walker Dry Goods company
for toOO00 including other lands Taxes
due 500 H.
Parcel Nos
The ELl N the NEL and the ~ " the
SEl ana the sWi. Of me sE1 and the Elg
Of the SEL of the SWI NJ See ~. Twp
~ Range ? y u the | NJ. IN PottaWa
tomie county oklahoma appraised at 81.
100 upon which there il first mortgage TO
J + Hubbard Tor $50 second mort
gage 10 Norman Baxter for 81 500. With
other lands included and third mortgage
to Ely and Walker Dry Goods company
ior tdoOoN with other lands included Tax
~ due $3.50
Parcel No
The 81 NJ the sEL and The swl, " sec
n, TWp s y Range : " of l. NJ In
PottaWatomie county. oklahoma. apprals
el at $500, upon which there II q first
mortgage to Norman Baxter Tor $4,000
with othrr lands included. and second
mortgage 10 Ely and Walker Dry Goods
pompanv for s0OOOO with other lands In
rluded Taxes due S5isai
Parcel No.
The 81 NJ the SEt, NJ Be-. 5. TWn sN
Range = p N the I VI. and the W. n
me NWi, of the NEt, " sec g IN TWP
y. Range p " the | NJ. all In Pot
iaNUtumole county oklahoma. appraised NJ
$500. upon which there n first mort
gnEe 10 Norman Baxter for s. 400 with
other lands included aud n second mort
gage to Elv nnd Walker DRY Goods com
pNnv Tor S0o an With other lands includ
81 TaNes due S1Si2 p
Parcel Ne. g.
Lot . and the Sig NJ lut " Sec I and
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-08-24

Petit, 0rud business men generally are
most bouyaut The entire country
looks like verItnhlc lRnd ~ promise
and all with whom ! came In contact
seemed to feel that this fall would
compensate we'll for resent depressions
due to drought aud its Kindred set.
backs. Since my business lead alto
gether to do with an additional ~
pense 10 the business men, feel that
the fact that not single one com
planned, Is "a good index To whnt they
all expect
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-08-24

The NWh Of the SEA aud the nv " the
Hht OF the NEA. all IN ser. A. 10 Twp.
> n, Range Of l. NJ. iu POttaWato.
mle county, Oklahoma, appraised at xl.45O,
upon which there n first mortgage 10
Norman Baxter for $1,000. aud second
mortgage TO Ely ana Walker Dry Goods
company Tor 10000, with other lands
Included Taxes due Fl12
Parcel No !.
Lot and the NWL Of the SEl, OF Sec
10. 10 twp y n Range Q y Of the I NJ.
aud the Nwh Of the NEt. VI Ser II. Two.
T. n, Range T. of ". In Pottaxota
nile county. Oklahoma, appraised ai $500.
upon which there is first mortaEe 10
Norman Baxter FOR SGUOO with other
lands Included, and o second mortgage 10
Ely and Walker Dry Goods company for
due ll2iT
Parcel No T.
Lots I ana of the NEi, of Sec 4 ia
Twp n Range q VI the / N. la
fOttawatomie county Oklahoma, ap.
praised NJ 500 upon which there Is n
nrst mortgage 10 Norman Baxter FOR 50
go. with other lands included. and sec
QUA mortgage 10 Ely aud Walker Dry
Goods Company FOR $4,000 with other
lands Included TaIes due SO
Parcel No g.
Lot lS In block I IN Original townslie
Of Maud p0ttuwatomie county. Oklahoma
appraised nt 5000 upon which there liz
mOrtage 10 Hargadlne MrKittrirk pry
Goods Company with other collateral s.
curity notes of S555S. including Interest
Taxes due fl0565
Parcel No. TO-
The W 70 acres Of the So " the SWu
" Sec ri, 10 Twp A. Range 4 T. M I
VI. aud the NE4 Of the SEs NJ Soc "a
In Twp : n, Range = y. of the / NJ NH
In PottaWatomie county. Oklnhoma An
praised AZ Sli0O. upon which there
h mortgage 10 r Hubbard
on The tOacrc tract for sara and
npon the 10 acre tract 20 the Union cen
trnl Life Insurance company for $50 Tax
- due E5s -
Parrel No. n
The WI Of the NEl. and acres " the
NJ corner Of the NwL, All ia See lp
la Twp. ". Range u Of the " ab
praised at 5000. upon which there ls %
mortgage 10 W II LOvace Tor 81 700 ln
Guiding interest Taxes due t44O2
Parcel No Is
The sWh Of the NEh, and NW1 ~
the sEh Of sec S. In TWO IN Range
= = Of the / NJ. In Pottawatomie county.
uklahoma, appraised At 5000 upon witch
there Is mortgage 20 the Union Central
Life Insurance Company Tor 5000 inter
est A35 aud taxes due t3i5 with other
lands Included
Parcel No. la
Lots and l0'ln block 3 IN the original
townslte " Maud. PottaVntomle county,
Otlahoma, appraised AZ 5000, upon which
there Il a mortgage 20 n " Sims NJ
Springfield. Missouri fnr $1,000 and m
terest Taxes due about $40
Parcel Ne. a.
The NWt, ~ the SWL ~ Sec 4 Iu
Twp y, Range = Z. of ! NJ, In Potu
watomie county oklahoma. appraised ht
500 upon which there r. mortgage 10
Norman HaNtrr fur 1913 with Interest
Taxes due Sllsll
II ohe,tibn to said sale II not made an
order will then be- made directing the trus
tee " said estate 20 ssl at public auc.
ton. Tor cash the above described real
estate. free and clear NJ nll liens. includ
/ ing taxes ON certain dates to he ordered
and agreed upon NJ said meeting
l Dated nt oklahoma Citv. oklahoma. this
/ 23rd DAY " August A a. 1913
SELWNN nOTGLAS
Referee ln Bankruptcy
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-08-24

problem. To all It served to brush of
the harnacles u proNinclallsm aud sex.
tionallsm.
incidentally, Oklaham's state board
~ affairs aroused much interest and
Representatives from several states
asked that copy OF the Ia creating
this board be sent to them"
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-08-24
souihr.,t MeInio.h 90

The Fortuna on Co., Is reported start
ing test IN leiOlt. nine miles south
of the extreme southern oil wells Of the
Kansas Oklahoma field, that is the Bart
lett pool
The Fortuna Co. is starting this on or
adjacent 10 the tract " land which was
leased In the county court AZ MuskoFee
few weeks ago for 81 600 An unusually
prominent anticllne was found there by
the Fortuna people. but Reologists for
a couple Of other companies, and Mime
homa OF and RoIana Petroleum, jumped
the anticline about the same time aud Il
was the race between these companies Tor
acreage that led 10 the high price paid
at huskoaee for the wildcat lease
The test IL In southwest Mcintosh
county
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-08-24
New. OrItan. c.,ion rn,n,..


NEW YORR Aus. y Optimistic ad
Vices from Washington NJ 20 the ability
tof the cotton situation 10 stand the con
trhband declaration and the c0ntipted
.teadineps OF the Liverpool market were
followed by more OF less covering In the
cotton market here early today aud after
opening at an advance Of 4 10 B points.
sctte months sold 20 . points higher
and January 20 p0p or about IN 10 ~ points
above the low level Of YESTERDAY and
there was enough realiSinE ~ cheek the
upward movement. but Liverpool and Wall
| street houses were considerable buvers
nnd the market held steady on early trnd
log
optlmistic advlces From Washington ~
" ne tmaheing VI the eatly new crop
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movement probably contributed 10 the op
ening advance but trading became very
quiet later In the morning and prices
eased Oft or points from the best un.
der realizing
The market became dull aud featureless
In the early afternoon Steel repeated rs
high price Of the morning Demand for
Tennessee Copper advanced that stock "a
10 ssh Rock Island was under pressure.
lowed by L-Aewed steudlness during the
early afternobg on scattered covering
which seemed partly due 10 more cheer
ful view VI International affairs October
contracts sold up 10 Qa2 and January
10 91l or TO 10 points net higher
New York Spot Cotton
NEW YORK Aug "A Spot cotton
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MI.nelllan,nu. nrIlllnr

The Bsir oil company's No, 2 Bnlt
farm, 2i0.l0, In the Scott pool southwest
OF kellyville, IL 100 bbys well
The Penn West oil Company's Holden
ville jusEle IL stillu puHrle, Il probably
will be Monday before more work IL done
toward drilling the hole in
The Carter on Co II developing n good
Layton sand production on It's Luther
Manuel lease, which IA heavy producer
from deep sand wells, In the Cushing
district. Of the companys last completions
three deep sand wells yuaged from 600
to lSOO bbls each two Layton sand
wells $50 bills each The wells are side
by side. on twin" locations
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-08-24
Livestock
Kama. CITY LlYrsloch

KANSAS CItI LIvestoct
KANSAS CITY, Aug. "a Hog receipts
p,OOOi strong. pulk ,6.bOafio heavy 50 20
aeeo; light tId1.t6; pigs s8Ibd1a0
Cattle receipts 1900, steady. Prime fed
steers " e.50dS.p0; dressed beef steers STp0
afpt0; southern steers sD.1bds00 cows
Neo4 80; hetsrs toTodeIS; atockers
teQs@
Sheep receipts 10000; steady. Lambs
ysl0qs66; yeafhnga See5aew, wethsrs
toooffd, ewes t5,256toTo.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-08-24
New York Cotton Futures
fW YORK. Aug "a Cotton Cll


LIVERPOOL. Aug 4-Cotton, spot
steady: good middling b72; middling 6t2;
low middling ia0d sales 00O0 bales, for
speculation and export 200; receipts 5000
Futures. steady, August bAd Aug
sept. 6:atd Sept Oct $50; Oct Nov.
.l9iSd: Nov Dec. hiThd, Dec Jan.
bbiLd Jan. Feb. h55hd; Fob Mar.
b6aJd Mar. Apr 602d Apr Nav 5ddh
NAV June 6TOd June July 61Sd; July
Aug. bfgd; Aug sep bIpd
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-08-24
Financial
wall street

Wall street
NEW York, Aug ~ Yesterdays late
rally was resumed at todny's opening.
all the activity, however, being In the
war shares Lackawanna Steel which Ia
fulfilling large foreign contracts omen
ed With a gain N ~ points. which Il
soon Increased 10 I. touching *, u high
record New York Airbrake and Crucihle
together with American Can, American
Ear Pressed Steel ar, llepnbllc steel
and studehuker, also scored substantial
advances. United states Steel made only
fractional gain NJ nv, while pethlc
hem Steel rose ~ 20 2i6 baltimore and
ohio was the feature of the rallwnys. gain
ing point on favorable July earnings,
NEW YORK, Aug N Lead, Offered
AGO. spelter not quoted
fol. '''''
New Yerk Money
NEW YORK, Aug Mercantile paper
ahmH
sterling 90 day bills t0i.7S, demand
Oh 20. cables 4O02a Bar silver A..
Mexican doll0rs 81 government bonds
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Chlnnsn L.Irr.innL

CHICAGO, Aug. at-Hog receipts 10.
CO., strong ~ s1ls .d., ic.og1SC liEst sio
rough 90 elbdO3O, pigs las
Cattle receipts 4000; weak Beeves saei
10, cows and helfers t3.l0qsT5; Tsxas
steers e6t0d1.0N western steers 50 05Gl
$50: calves tab0qi925
Sheep receipts ib0O0 steady 10 lower
Native tnebff0 e6; western 5s6tfOR 70 I;
yearllngs S0S0d1 81, lambs, native "a T5af
heO, western S0HSGspa
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-08-24

QUEENSTOWN, Aug. - kenneth
Douglas, an actor one of the surviv-
Ors " the Arabic, tells Of his eperi.
ences ss follows;
I'VE weru struck By the torpedo At
OPS a. m. We rowed about Tor four
and half hours until we were picked
up by a ship" Mr. Douglas was On
his way Ia America 10 take part IN
a new dramatic production here. Ne
was on tie fusltanln when she was
torpejoed and sunk In almost tha
same SPOT
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-08-24

about 1870 feet In 2I.lt.lT. southeast ~
the Beand pool aud will not touch the
Belnnd sand before Monday, at least
This Is geological location, and IL OF
much interest
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New OrIeans ap.t co,,.n

NEW ORLEANS, Aug 2l"spot co,,on
steady sales on the spot 2sb 10 ay,,,a
800. Good ordinary esS; strict rood ~,
dlnnry 1877 low,mlddllnE 500; strict Inv
mlddlint $50; middllnE ssJ .trict mia
ding ei2j good middllnF bH sfr,ct
good middiihg s.S receipts d ,6ep stoci
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rniinn serh on

NEW YORK. Aug "a Tho cotton
seed oil market closed steady Spot t0l6
40; Arg. 546aa65, Sept 66Od552. Oct.
5Rlal6 Nov 6i5dfA 40 Dec h6Om6.5i ,
Jan. b0ga66a; Feb 5N@51s; Mar 5ss
Sf6 ". Total snles II 800
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Al. Louis LIvr.tocL

81. LOUIS, Aug g.--Hog receipts 1880
steady, PIGS and lights tib0d7a0; mixed
and butchers N0Oa7 10 good heavy 80 20
QTa0.
Cattle receipts 5000. steady native
beef steers OSINdi01a; ycarling ateer.
and helfers tsb0NiO, COWS s6ffs stock
ere and fecdsts So1s2 -, Twas aud In
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-08-24
LOST AND FOUND.

LOST ON 23d street VI Western avenue
hye aud hair foot y rod With ls.inch key
wav nndrr will leave at Okla Gas 4 En-,
rlue Works aud get reward q. II. palssiy
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-08-24

weak Time loans. rrm, 90 days 2h w
days 2Am3; sir months 8NQslt
call money, steady high 2, low IN.
ruling rate IA last loan q closing bid
~ offered at =
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-08-24
REAL ESTATE LOANR.

tAhA LOANS rrisate money TO loan
Also eastern money Money ready when pa
pers ure signed Low rate of interest W
4 Low" 1O3 HsrskOwltE Bldg
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-08-24

HOG MARKET A fnir sired crop Of
pretty good quality hogs today. Market
vas In a good mood, too, oc advance
ns,ng the ruip Two loads brought t165
as tor while bulk sold TA7hd1O. Two
loads OF light mixed inferior quality stun
sold 81 ib4fT20
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-08-24
SPECIAL BARGAIN
CLASSIFIED DIRECTORY
BusLNLss 4 PROFESSIONAL

BUSINESS y PROFESSIONAL
HAIR WORK
Made from your combings, switchs, -,
sale Mrs Carl King. T2s W Grand
Wa 2oiO.
ATTORNEYS
~ q. hEIsTRR, 1io.D Amer. Natl. BanE
RUBBER STAMPS AND SEALS
o. X STAMP q SEAL co. lie
w. Grand Ave. Wal. sHN
SHOE REPAIRINo-
QUALITY SHOE SHOP, s1a Wes,
Main. We call for and delivps ersa
Phone Maple en-
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TT. WORTH Aug .t-Cattle. receiptl
200, steady beeyes 25bOqIaO
Hogs. receipts 300, steady, light 81 55Gt
W.
sheep receipts 500 lambs IQs, year
lings Sda6i5
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6JlN[8Gz[El1 [8[ElPWB17g

dian steers N25a4s5 COWS and beifrr.
$4,000; native calves SJdll
sheep receipts $500 steady lambs s. 70
Wsi5 sheep ana ewes S5JOd7
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-08-24

SOMETHING easy In new 6.pussrngcr
cars Metz tjS Carter Car $3.50 Pat
terson Drmonstrator SsG5 Shaw Motor co.
1871 " lst Maple 1l2
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CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS
VEHICLES AND AUTOS

III EtIltlt carthage fOr sulr Phone IA
OysrhOlser reslrencs Wal 1878
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-08-24

Southeast Of nelana
Wilcox, HoNarth, et al, are drilling Al
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-08-24

TodAy's ouOisuon'--Fat Cattle
Prices NJ the various grades Of cattle
IRE approximately as follows
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AGENTS WANTED
CONTKACTING AID NInnING

PHONE " 5T51 for rsl.mf,- 900 nI
Kinds of buldlnR construction cement
walks, ourbs CUTTERS all WORK under Der
-nuul supervision guaranttrN
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DETECTIYL.

work confidential. viii rpuue.Iut, your
business Try ~. N0-li hr-kuwllT Bldg
Walnut 2B47
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FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

SPLENDID seven room brick dwelling
AlD month splendid brlUk store room,
&lbJ feet c0untered nnd shrlved best
location, 5000 per month Address the
owner. j W Humphrey, Irunrssey. ORla
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NOTICEs

DON 7 FORGET Nice, crisp potato
CHIPS at your groeers. Acme Petato Chip
60. Oklahoma CITY.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-01-22
DECISION TO GIBBONS.
St. Paul Boy Outp0ints Clabby In Fast
Fight 1T Milwaukee.

Milwaukee, Wis. Jan. 22.-Mike
Gibbons of st. Paul had a shade over
Jimmy Clabby of Hammond, Ind,
middleweight, in a ten-round no de-
cision boxing bout Thursday night. ac-
cording to a majority OF the sporting
writer's at the ring side.
Gibbons displayed marvellous FOOT
work and was more clever In DUCK
ing than his opponent. Both men
used their lefts effectively, Gibbons
blows being mainly directed to the
head and body, while Clabby played
mostly for the body. Both men were
strong at the finish. Gibbons ap-
reared to have the better of six
rounds. two were even and. two were
Clabby's.
Gibbons started the fifth in whirl-
wind fashion and drove his left to the
head and body almost at will. Clabby
drove two to the body and one to the
face. and Gibbons drove him across
the room with rights and lefts.
The last round was fast. both boys
swinging hard to the face and body.
Clabby landed hard rights and lefts to
the face and followed Gibbons across
the ring driving in body blows. Glib
bons retaliated with blows to the
head.
The men had met in the ring three
times previously. each having been
awarded a decision and one bout re-
sulting in a draw. Clabby had an adj
vantage of about a quarter OF pound
when the men weighed in, tipping the
scales at 1884 and Gibbons register
ing 1873 pounds.