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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-04-05
GIVE PRETTY PARTY
FOR YOUNG FRIENDS

MIDDLEBORO, Ind, April 5.-Miss
Blanche Alexander was surprised on
Tuesday evening by number of rela-
tiyes. Her parents presented her with
a new piano. Those present were
Messrs. and Mesdames w. e. Alexan-
der, w o. First, Mrs. Joe Brooks,
Misses Cloy Alexander, Iris Alexander,
Alice Mcclure, Audrey Alexander.
Helen First, Messrs. Glen Alexander.
VIII Mcclure, Oren Alexander, Carl
Alexander and Herman Alexander.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-04-05
SEND OUT INVITATIONS.

ECONOMY. Ind. April 5.-Invita-
tons in unique verse have been ex-
tended by ladies of the Aid society
to an April Fool party Thursday, at
2 o'clock. The program is as follows:
Piano solo, Mrs. Ballenger; reading.
Mrs. Jordan; solo. Mrs Loop. quartet.
Mrs. Hunnicutt, Mrs. Ballenger, Mrs.
Jordan and Mrs. Atkinson
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-04-05

Last year, for the 6rst time in more
than half century, new railway con-
struction in the United States fell
to less than 1000 miles. In 1914 the
total of new mileage built was 1882
and in 1918, 3,071.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-27
MRS. THEODORE OEARL
Is REPORTED MISSING
W II" az Gunrdsmnn \ot Heard From,
Sine" She 1.rrt NirGinin Home
Snfuru;;I

WASIilNGTON September %. n.
Theodore D"ahl Hcrryviile. VA wno
responded TO "Icall for Volunteers and
enlisted as member OF Cor pany p.
lhird Infantry. -. g. y to-day
asked tn" Washington 20 q nsti-
tGit search ipr his wife. .ire Mu,ria
burN"a COS Dc"hl nineteen yeais Old.
vii" disappeared from i;erryNllr Ia.t
SATURDAY morning. Mrs. Dc.hl l.rt
home on bicycle aud is known to
have inquired the way To- NleNauuria.
possibly Intending 10 visit her husband
at Fort Mycr. Nothing further has
been heard from her, Mr. Dcahl stated.
The missing Woman is grand
daughter OF the New York DuIy"a who
amasscd :, fortune in the starch BUSH
ness, and. il il stated. Will cvcutuHllv
get small share 81 her .:Taudfajuer's
millions. 1t Was while SAC was in Eer-
ryVillc as u summer hoardcr 'hat she
met young Dcahi, and the couple were
married little mare than 81 year ago
When Dcahl cam" TO this city TO re-
spond to the call for volunteers he LIFT
Ills wife at his mothers home : mes
sage from Airs. y =. MONTGOMERY a
sister, residing in Stephens cts, Va
told MIN ot MIS-. D.ahlS dlSappc.trauce
II" iInm.diately got into cpmuuuica-
lions with relatives over tn telephone.
aud to-ui@h; he Viii go 10 Winchester.
wife
/, S ,he husbands Intention to- start
from Berryyil" Ia an automobile in
an effort to get q TRAD" OF his wife.
lie thinks She started in the direction
"f AleNnudria uy way 81 Castlemau' 5
F"rrS, where Sh" would naturally cross
the Shenandoah EiVor. passing through
iilucmom; Round viii and LecSbnr-.
re fears she nc, with tn accident
Willie crossing tho mountain aud that
she may Toe at som. farmhouse
"a g.
husband stated. and took frequent
trips over til" good roads of the Sheu-
nndoah Valley SI" left home Satur-
day morning before breakfast without
SAYING "a word OF h"r purpose and a
bicycle dealer Informed members OF the
family OF tn" inquiry She made about
the road TO Alexandria.
When she left Bcrryviilc She wore :.
tan bicycle suit, q divided Skirt ana q
panama hat. and had coat suit strap
7 ped on her wheel Mrs Dcahi IS Of
dark complexion. ana has dnrk brown
hair and eyes She : tall ana sleuGer
! ana weighs about 100 pounds ) de-
,;crip,iou OF her VIII be sent 70 the
police OF nearby cities ana to a uumber
OF county officers
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-27
AT the Movies To-day

NEW-'.i'he rarsOn OF p;,numint,,
with Dustin Enrnum.
NlCIO1-'I5cntrlcr Fairfax" fen
turing Grncc DnrlInr ana IInrr,
l'ON.
STRtND-"I'hc Iittlr i.inr." with
Mae Marsh and Robert IIurron.
COLONIAL - Lima CnYalicri, la
"Shadows or firr Past"
ODfON - Florence Turner i,,
'Grin .Justirr.''
iSIS-iillinnt Gish. Ia ..Dnphnc and
the Pirate"
HEX -.'rhc M.strriouS Finger
Print"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-27
EIGHTH PARALY SlS CASE
An"tacr thiih u rounI suffering With
This Disease IN Lynch
I'm
\ Nn.rill-tn rho N

Special O" The Times, Dispatch.l
IN NCiiHtEi. VA, Scptcnbrr -
\nother clS' OF tiufnutjic paralysis has
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-27

No. 5.22.W IDEAL Boiler and $50 #. Of
38.in. AMERICAN Rntiators. costing the
owner 42SS, were used to heat this cot.
tasc. AT :his price the goods Gun be bought
OF any reputable. competent Filter. This
did not include costs OF labor. pipc valves
freight. etc, which vnry according 10 clmatc
and other conditions.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-27
THREE

'oep 'erortcd hc,c. the family livto.-,
in 'S"ut LYnchburs.
Ther" are now eight cases here, apfi
several outside the city. This Is about.
Inc sane numhcr OF cases as were hcras
Tins t'mc last Year. when no attention.
Mas paid TO Tho mntter BIZ tn n.t.Mss
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-06
NEW YORK.

SEW YORK. July G-rhc cotton mar
was very quiet early today with
traders waiting for more definite lnlor-
nation rs TO the probable tuup" ana -
feet " tho gulf storm The opening wHs
steady at a decline OF I points on Au-
gust. but generally ! 20 I points higher
IN response 20 steady cables and a gee
n'vhl Of Wednesday, covering move
ment An eastern belt prediction pre-
dieting nothing more important than
showers was ~rcassurinf, however. and
call with October selling down from
l3 0Gc TO Y Csc. and December from
10 2sc and ls l5c. or about 7 20 : points
net lower
Reports from tho weather bureau that
the tropical storm Was losing ~ ln,ensl-
~ was follow ed hy n decline around mid
daN with October selling around l21ic,
and december down 10 u 32c. ~ Hroli
90 TO II points net lower Prices then
ttendied On covering IN RdHanc" " he
weekly weather report beyond 'mphA
sizing tho increasing activi'y Of boil
WorVil the review OF the w"ek crop
progress vas favorable and prices were
3 or , points OFF from the beet shortly
after midday
Trading was very quiet during the
middle Of the afternoon hut prices held
steady Within I or 8 points Of Wrdn's
neIghhorhood Of u lsc for December.
Tho favorable view ~ the weekly wealth.
er report checked huyinE. hut failed tC
promote much selling and the trade 1p'
pearcd to be waiting Tor fresh icvcl'
uTm"ntH
Spot cotton quiet. middling uplnnd-
~ OUc. sales. none
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-06
POISON POWDER,
EXPERT INSISTS
Not Shaken by Cross
Examination in 0rpet
Trial.

WAuKEGAN. III. July o-Cros'-
examination Of Or {. A. We'ner, ex-
per, chemist in the trial Of VIII H.
Orpe,. charged with III. murder of Ma
Ran Lambert. was directed tnday,in a
futile attempt n break down his di-
rect testimony OF yesterday that Marian
died ~ potassium cyanide IN powdered
form. The tone Of sarcasm adopted by
Attorney David r loslyn OF the prose.
cution failed 10 disturb the witness.
DR.. w. IL kronhe. an alieni't who
ha, appeared in lE murder cases. FOL
lowed DR.. Wcsner. DR.. krohn said that
hys,era ~ which the defense contends
Marian Lambert was a victim, Is a
dis,ine, disease Of the imagination and
the will AZ an illustration he cited per
sons who. without structural defects
had los, the power OF speech and
merely by imagining that they had a
malady 81 the organs oi speech
"rhe victims oi This disease he
said. have a distinct tendency TO NOR.
bidne,, and commit suicide
Answering a long hypothetical qu,S.
ton Dr. Krohn said tina, Marian wa
Of the hyS,erical type and had such 4
tendency.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-06
Bachelors Order
Aghast; President
Becomes Benedict

NEW YORK. July 6-Th, Order N
Eternal bachelor, Is wandering upon
IN, sea, OF doub, and uncertainty MOI,
only has II, lost IT, pilot bu, " lost
hr when he was N the flush NJ pride
At being elected president oi the otdc'
aud should have been invulnerahle
rhs, he should have fallen q, such .
time IS enough to shake the faith "
r,sny an enetu,,ed believer tina, ne
travels the fastest who travel, alone"
a, Mt kipl,ns put "
The pt,siden, Of the Eternal Otd.,
" Bachelors, which IL, notwithstanding
II, name, a. finite as Other human
trsilue,. was Edwin Middleton S,mp.
son. a lawyer lie automatically re.
'isn,d when he walked ~ to the altar
ci the Church II N, Ascension and
va, married to NJ" Louis, r,ylni
Sputpe Of Evansville. Ind. h, Re
Charles Nsum,nn
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-06
CARHART GIVEN
FINE, JAIL Term
Dollars and Ten Days in
Jail in Each Of Two Cases
To hutolSt.

T. K Carhart an Oklahoma City
automobile dealer, va, thu, morning
convicted on two cases in the municipal
Police court In one the charge va,
speedug 800 the other rockies. driving
IL each case Judge Splitter assessed "a
hne OF $50 and costs and ten days
PRISON sentence The defendant ap.
pcalcd both cases
Other convictions and sentences
were y O Bailey spccdmg S. ami
costs, with parole ON good behavior
Jessie K T]omberlu speeding. s. an
costs, sentence suspended By Judge
Harry Ihav negro accused Of a..
,auii. SIS and costs. with parole pr
good behavior O. { Ballard, di,or.
derby conduct. so and ~ days. pa
rolled on good behavior; Quccnic Bell,
Moon, negroes. v%aRrancy. g. and y
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-06
BRITISH ADVANCE
AT THlEPVAl AND
TAKE PRISONERS
,cor,,ru,d FROM rag. ons.)

portance. along their whole front from
Riga to the CatpathianS They have
crossed the railway between Delatyn,
west OF kolomca and korosmefo, one
OF the main lines between Galieia and
Hungary, on which the Aus,rians de-
pend largely to supply their armie, Al
Snni,lau and before rarnopol This
places the army Of General Won Both
n,ef in . still more dangerous position
ana |, Is thought he may decide to with
draw toward Lemberg
Kurops,kin Prepares Offensive.
In the lu,sk salient at B|aranoyichi
and all along the Riga from, the Rus.
sians also claim TO he making progress
aud to have repulsed counter attacks.
German correspondents express the
opinion tina, General kuropatkin IS pre-.
pairing an offensive in the wilma region.
The situation in the Caucasus Is
somewhat confusing Turkish and Rus.
sian reports are more al variance than
Usual. both claiming victories IN the
1rhoruk region ~ the Russian tlgh,
II appear, that while the Russian right
II drawing toward the Rlaek Sea 1t.
,otal and their extreme left Is retiring
ACROSS the Persian border IN herman.
shah district the center is continuing Ia
advance from Rayburt southwark To III,
west " axes Van and Urumlah
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-06
Good CONDITIONS
SEND UP STOCKS
Market Makes Further Re-
Spouse to Improved In
ternatlonaI Situation.

SEW YORK. July & stocks made
further response at todays actiy" open
ing 20 the more fHtotahl" domestic and
International condition.. IalIs we're
M" chief features Reading soon ad-
yancing more than 2 points on ire" tccu-
mutation with u fair inquiry for Cana
dian paCinc. Union Pacific. Lohlgh Val.
ley. New Haven and Rock Island Among
the sp"ciRlties. Mexican Petroleum. cru
chile Steel. Baldwin Locomotive. Cont
mental can. Industrial Alcohol and
WillyH-Oyrrlaud we're better by ! 10 ?
points Sugars and shipping issues also
recorded material gains and United
states steel was firm M q fraction
Hhov" - recent best
Concessions Of a point or more were
registered hy leading stocks. including
Reading during the midsession Dealings
were On 4 narrow scale with further
pressure against zinc shares and related
ISSUES
A new high record for Inspiration Cop
per with additional gains 10 some 81 the
motors and American Can featured IN"
lhts trading The closing was Irregular
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-06
Lower Quotations by Cable
Also Count Against
Bulls.
CHICAGO GnAI> AND Provisions

CHICAGO. July Excellent harvest
weather for the winter crop and Of a
kind 10 force growth In the spring crop
region tended today 10 ease the wheat
market Lower cable qxO,lons counted
Aso against the bulls There vas a mo-
tiCcablo scarcity u commission house
orders to buy, Opening prices. which
ranged from quarter of to qusrtor up,
with July nj N0ai. to Nosn and Sep.
TENDER at uOSA to NOSS. we're fol-
lowed by n slight rally and then . mod
crate general attack.
Corn. like wheat. inclined downward
owing 20 good weather After opening
susc lower TO q had advance, prices
scored ome gains, but underwent n sss
all around.
Oats we're governed mainly by the ac.
ton of other grain Trading was lishi
and changes IN quotations marrow
Higher prices on hors failed 10 lli'
provisions. a demand for lard sN,s of.
49,, hy liberal selling Of pork and fihs
Reports that one.third Of the crop IN
Kansas had already been harvested led
to further weakness In wheat Tbs
close, however. at fo1> for July and
81 0SA. for September was unsettled "
on "a &c up food export inquiry made
corn close strork AT a - net.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-06
WireF|asheS

KANSAS CITY Representatives OF
the United Mine Workers OF America
and coal mine operators opened a con
ference here today to determine the
terms OF the ,wo.yeat wage contract
for the state, Of Missouri. Kansas.
Arkansas and Oklahoma.
FORT RILEY, Kan-Ttains bear.
ing A. battery. Field artillery. and the
signal corps Of the Kansas National
guard left here today for Eagle Pass,
Texas
The HAGUE - According 10 the
S~parkasse. the organ OF the German
ssvinss banks. new savings account,
during the second wear Of the war have
increased in Germany a. never before
during time, oi peace, The excess of
deposits oyer Withdrawals Is 10000.
M marks.
NEW YORK Announcement va,
rade today a, III, headquarters NJ the
national democratic committee that
Robert W. Wooll.y. director Of the
mint. had been selected a. publicity
manager al the democratic national
campaign
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-06
LABOR TO OPPOSE
Law ON SPEAKING
Resolutions C%ondemning New
City Ordinance 10 Be Dis
Cussed Tonight.

Resolutions condemning City OtdI-
nance No. 1874, passed June u by the
city commission, on the ground tina, It
iniringes upon the constitutional right
e freedom of speech, will be intro.
dueed tonigh, at the regular weekly
meeting Of the Oklahoma CITY Central
Trades and Labor council.
The resolutions will attack bitterly
the provisions oi the ordinance, which
specifies that before any pubic meet.
ing may ne held upon the streets NJ
alleys or IN the public parks vi Okla.
homa City a PERM, mus, he secured
from the mayor hy the person OF per.
sons purposins to conduc, the meeting
Information a. to what political NJ
religion, organization Is behind the
meeting must also he given the city.
which reserves the rish, TO cancel tn
permit
The ordinance provides Tor a maxi.
mum Jail sentence OF thirty day, and
a maximum fine Of Sln. or both, ior
violation of its provisions
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-06
COTTON FALLS
DESPITE RAIN
Opening Prices Slightly Up,
But Selling Soon
Increases.

NEW ORLEANS. July Opening
prices In the cotton market today were
! 10 ) points up. but selling soon In
creased, littl, support being offered, al
though reports from the interior Ind
Gated that III" hurricane was bringing
much rain to the cotton country Half
an hour after the opening prices were 3
to Q points below Wednesdays close
The market hacked support throughout
the morning, although reports from the
interior concerning storm damage were
u~nfavorable. Toward noon the trading
months were ~ n decline Of Q points
The market dragged In the afternoon In
the face Of reports II tn" storm damage
TO the crop IN Mississippi and Alabama
Long offered considerable cotton ~
! 30 f. M prices wcrc ? To 2 points m
der yesterdays rlOrc
Spot cotton quiet. unchanged sales
on the spot $50 bales, 20 arrive 900 Good
ordinary II 80; strict good ordinary
~ zoe; low middling y SOC. strict low
middllng l27jc, low middling 1900,
strict mlddiing 49, 25c, good middling
70 SOC. strict good middlIng 1910, re-
rcipt- 500. stock 1873 72O.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-06
PeRSHlNG RUSHING WORK
ON NEW WAGON ROAD

COLUMBUS. n N, lul, b-C,n
J persh,ns. commanding N, Amer.
lean expedition into Mexico. ha, issued
orders ,hs, every effort b, made 10 eN
pedite the construction NJ the nsp
wagon road between Columhu, and the
field base Al Colonia Duhlan. accord.
ing tn report, 'tt the field today
1ha, delays IN transportation over
the American line, II communication
NAV he q, q minimum during IN. rain,
season, General per,hins he, ordered
that extra lsboters he ~, 10 votk and
additional machinery employed Nes
graders and wason, ste being ru'hc'
10 the construction camps and militat,
authorities announced that the road
will he ready TOT motor travel n fort,
davs.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-06
NINE

days, suspended during absence from
the city. Ollie Gibson, negress. SY9 and
" days, suspended # she remains away
from the city Dwight Peacock, speed
ing SIS and costs, suspended during
good behavior Bob Mosiet. lntoxica-
uon. IS and costs; I. T.. Springer,
speeding s. and costs. suspended by
Judge William Hasse, keeping and
maintaining a place where intoxicants
are sold. $50 and so days Ollie Barnes,
Introducing drugs in city jail, SIS and
~ DAYS, Knox Atkinson, theft, turned
over TO county; Dan +. Myers, two
charges, transporting and vagrancy. so
and 30 DAYS IN each
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-06
KANSAS CITY.

KANSAS CITY. July Hogs Re
ceipts $500; higher Hulk p7sqlO 40;
heavy 81 95diO05. light i96jU9 49, piss
Including 900 Houthcfns steady 90 low
er. prime fed steers so 25dll 10
dressed beef steers s. oOp 10 90; southern
stc.rH g. i0Hs 50. COWS t5.Oons 30, he'll
cra p7bgl0 90. stOckers t.Oun' o.
SHEEP Rccoipts 100; strong. Lambs
- 5odiOs so: yenrlingS II h0qh5N; N"ih
,rs 81 2b175G. ewes 81 0Gn700
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-06
ST. LOUIS.

ST LOUIS, July 6-HOGS. Receipts
d, 900: higher. Pigs and lights $3.50
10 90: mixed and butchers tlsOnlolb,
good heavy SO i5Ql0lb; bulk $500
1905. CATTLE Receipts 800, steady,
Aatiye beef steers TbOGli IS; yearllng
IS SO9sl5: rtocker. i55oGS5Oi Texas
and O|klahomn steers s. b0a9 30. prime
southern steers 90Op 1900, cows and
h%elfefs 81 .00d s.0oi prime y%earline steers
and heifcrH s. 7iG 10 rs; native calves
So. O0Gll7b SHEEp. Receipts i,bOO.
steady. Wethcrs i6.00HS 90. clipgod
owes 81 00Us 90; clipped lambs hOJH
10 M, spring lambs 81 00ml0.50
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-06
Money and Metals
NEW o MONEY.

NEw YORK. july Mercantile pa.
per. 3t,u3A sterling sO-day bills
81 2. demand. NttA cables. 81 16is
Gu.ldsr- Demand. u ZIG. cables. ~ 9.lb
bar Silver i3Nc. Mexican dollifn isA,r
Government Bonds. steady railroad
bonds. steady. Time Loans Firmer 80
days. aisH3a 20 DAYS. 3aaE six
months. iUls Cal Money, 'lrm high.
4 low. ~ ruling rate, ~ last loan.
I closing bid. ~ offered ~ 4
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-06
CAMPAIGN FOR
U-BOAT WARFARE
R0USES GERMANY
Agitation Directed Partly
Against Chancellor Won
Bethmann HolIWeg.

BERLIN July S-(via London
July 6)-The campaign for a full
Pledged submarine campaign agains,
commerce goes on energeiteally for
ward Never a day passes without ar
tioles IN various newspapers 10 remind
the people thai, according 10 the Ger.
man note the modification Of German
submarine method, merely was temper.
afy and contingent on a modiiics
ton ~ the British blockade
Movement Against Chancellor.
The purpose Of the agitation -. ~
course. two inld One branch NJ " Is
directed toward the resumption Of IN.
submarine campaign which Il felt ~
h, the urly effective naval weapon
AGAINST Gfra, Britain The other nov
has developed and avossdly into a
movement against the chancellor, Dr..
Won ne,hmann Hollweg largely on the
ground NJ international polite, Some
Judge, oi the situation. baSing their
opinion IN the ,N,er, and visor oi the
agitation are inclined TO believe m,
movement, will lead no, later than Sep.
,emh,f 70 a revival ~ the submarine
campaign on m, Old line, Recent in.
uuitie, nv the Associated Press in al.
,hofi,ative quarters. indicate, however,
tia, IN, government, iot the pfe'en, had
M Intention ~ returning the Freedom
vi action mentioned ,n 'hc last non,
ard ~ nrov'lin ,%ontlic, With the
United States
Desire TO Shorten War.
\ reason iof this decision which
tend, IN become stronger the lcnse,
the vat - continued i, ,he desire u
avoid new measures tending to rtolonl
tka 80.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-06
NEGROES COMING TO
FIGHT AMENDMENT

According 10 announcement, reach.
ing here today from Sapulpa. colcted
voter, from all parts oi oklahoma will
N. IN Oklahoma City on July 10 10
hold /, 'na,,mee,,ng Protest, asain,,
adoption Of the proposed litetscy tee,
amendment to the constitution will Ne
registered a. the meeting
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-06
Located.
lGary NndN Timesl

lGary Clnd) IimeS)
What has become Of the old fash
iuncd girl who used TO get her fellow
20 save hl, cigar ashes for her so she
could use them to clean her teeth -
Luke McLuke in the Cincinnati En-
uulrcf
She i, married now and makes him
come across with coin Tor tooth paste.
a.. for the ashes he now smokes
It. Wcs-shc put, EN- on the roots OF
H., plrlor fern 10 make It grow
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-06
Iowa Professor
Killed in Mexico

WEBSTER CITY. Iowa Jul, n
New, reached here today that Prot u
4 Kent iotmetl, a professor at the
state agricultural collage a, Ame,. had
been killed in 1,sa, nv Mexican raid
,t, while tying 10 W, here with two
~ M, ranch hands. I, is no, known
when m, murders ,rok place Two
year, ago Ken, vent 10 Donna. Texas.
where Ne owned a large ranch
The Want Al, will otter good real
estate bargains. hotel, Tor lss,, and
hu,ine', contracts Tor the ptcsen,
month
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-06

LIVERPOOL. July s-cOTTOS spot,
firm; American mlddlins fair s7bd; good
middling sigd. mlddling S0ld. low mid
diing TbTd Sales 1000 bales: for spec
ulation and orport I 500. Receipts l2,-
900. Futures, quiet and STEADY July
Tsiiid: july August $50; August. Sep.
TENDER 7siisd; September October
: TSd: October November 1874. No.
v.mhet December 100. December. Jan
uaty 1881 January. February $50 Feb
.tLaty. March 7G7d. Msrch-Npril S61d
Npril MAY 6td, MAJ June 1ei'td;
JunC-July ftd
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-06
CHICAGO

CHICAGO. July BUTTER STEADY,
creamery, 23'4 G27c EGGS Higher Re-
ccipts. 2G,i3l cases. firstH 22d22l.c. otdl-
mary nrsis, goa &c. AZ mark. cases lu-
cludcd. 2Gu22c POTATOES Unsettled
new. receipts, " cars Oklahoma and
Arkansas sacked Triumphs, $50 Oh, H.
nnois, Ohios. gOGi On. Virginia barrclcd,
So OUa3 $50. POULTRY Alive. higher
fowls. l7c. springs, 22d27c.
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"s S $5&s STOCK MARKET Improves AS CRISIS PASSES
PrOduCe---PrOvlsionS
KANSAS CITY.

KANSAS CITY. July g. BUTTER.
packing 2lHc EGGS f1rstS. Yac.
POULTRY Hens, loo, ROSTERS, lu'Sci
hrOllrfs. 25c. POTATOES New weak
Texas. Oklahoma, ArknuSaB and Louis.
ianA Tfiumphs 65u7Oc. kaw VALLEY cafly
Ohlus. weak Gbu15C
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CHICAGO.

CHICAGO July HOGS Receipts
81. 900; strong Bulk So 500 1905, hight
te55ql0 o6, mixed psOql6ibi heavy
80 so rs; rough i95ba970i pigs $500
q9iO CATTLE Receipts 5000; steady
Nstive beef cattle T35ull 50i western
steers - 20n9i0i stockern ST. 6Ods 80
cows and helfcrs 576p975; calves $3.50
uliT0 SHEEP. Receipts 10000,
steady Wrthefs 81 6OTsoo lambs 80
an 10 80