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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-06
AMERICA FIRST, {
HUGHES SAYS TO
SCHOOL GIRLS
In Address TO Graduates OF
Cathedral Institution De-
SCrlbeS Patriotism.

WASHINGTON June In tho ssclu-
sion of nh" National cathedral school
lawn where he was presenting an Ameri.
'1n nas tu m, honor graduates Justice
chas l. Hughes Monday made his first
public address since the opening Of tho
T'.oou,cu'Iou campaign he told the
Young women graduates that the flag
meant America first an undivided allc-
glance aud nation united ana equal 10
To- tasks
This ilng means more than assOcin-
ton ana reward said the Justice. 1t
, tho symbol ~ our national unit our
national 'ni'ayor. nj our national aSpi-
ration II tells YOU NJ me struggle for
independence. oi union preserved. ~
Hhotp ana union. IN" sud ~ "ptrahle.
of sacrifice ~ brave women % whom
the ideals ana honor NJ th.H nation have
been ders- than me-
u means America Nrsi. 10 means m
undivided sleGiHu., lt means Nmcrica
united strong snd efficient s1uil 10
h'r tasks II means that YOU rlnno, b,
saved ty tlo ,'lor and devotion of YOUR
Hurcstors that 10 each generation comes
lt pttUotiD duty. and that upon your
willingness, to sacrifice md endure as
those before you have aacrinrod aud cn-
dur"d. rests The national hope
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-06
4 to 25% Advance On
This Oil Stock June s

To Investors This Jompsn, nov r1u
tfos over 10000 thlrty thousand acre,
Of lands and lease, u tHr cal "a Hud
gas teli These properties have H''u
carefully selected ami arr well bio, t"d
Into many different riuvef'Ies. hiuE
into twelve diu,rent OIL eounte. Vs."
have HCtual work started on twenty two
new Nels-sh 10 Ish' ot which should
hc completed during the newt Neek, In
,ludng several to the deep sands
TINS tompany may have over two
hundred million dollars o' oil In these dli
fsrsnt properties ana q determine 'u
put into operation tue balance Of forty ~
fiflN dtills and Keep iacm going unnl 'Ir
Comptnys production reaches twenty
thousand bsrfcls YER daN
Il controls one sfsbt lease " nearly
fourteen thousand acres nnfthNrs' ut ih.
rich Hcald,on nl pool on reported
gtchtvr Hutlscllut than lleHlutUn. Tho
llcNldton Held covers less syrcSru and IL
now estimated o. bc worth urafA a
quarter of = billion dollars
Asn this company has Just re- entity
secured a lease of nearly i've thousand
acres In stephens county Oklahoma
several hundred acres oi which &C lu
line between y frh unoi near duncan
and snoihe noo pool north NJ i,inglus
that is developing enormous gas wells =,
shallow HcptU Bound g. De tig oil
nesr This sss
This Compauy Wishes 90 put l5 g. q.
dflls on these grrat southern oklahoma
leases ~ once and should BE- dfiling nu
part NJ these valuable lvasvs ann q.
by the time 'ou cst over this noti
According 10 recent surveys part o.
our pis icasca NJ about fifteen quart ~
sections near the center of l-Nnoe
county ia located IN tho heart NJ tho
new Jennings ponl which toWc oil men
believe may he nearly second CUSHING
field.
Several nep wells viii M once he
roeusd on this valuable ease vsh
finances good W 3nn tn 600 lsrf 81
wells " high gfRle on VI each location
\, thc hour the notice Il vt.t'ru ths
dtils Rle TN the rpr rock oi production u
sN different wells ~ The Uncle SAN
un Company
n, Thurshay June \ rlN to sigh, new
wells IN different districts should he rom
plc.ed Some ot them are certain to h'
| rich producers and viii ius,lfN an I'D
vance ON the stock from I ,u Is percent
which Will Immediately follow On N,
advertised prize Ne stated herein
Thi. Ccmpan, IL offering the modcth,,
| In, estot zeal opportunity II l. tarket
/ hy sufficient strength 10 continue M
/ drilling campsisn until itch results ~,
/ secured I, now las nearly one hundfpi
| and fli,N iiiol producing oil ami al
Nells-And room iu, shout two ihnusan,
more u, hss Three ts'inrties nver ig
ui'rs ~ nipe line Tho Dnmpsn, own
/ ita nNn tank cars and ~ matkeiint aa
/ lions n u tho Iinnset independen, 4,
] cnniiol ot q msts,, dier, 10 the rsnris
] WITH lust little rood luck W nuf 4 no
| Ing operations the combined rrors,iss q
this ComrsnN should reach a value =
the stockholders ol over forty mililol
| dollafA
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-06
NEW YORK


sew YORK. lun' s-Ths cotton
market rss nervous and unsettled early
TODAY cables from Liverpool made n
steady shoping Nut tho market there
vas evidently much disrupted by the loss
NJ Lord k'cl "n"f. and prlr"s hr0b'
sharply 'ust hcf1rc the local opening
FIRST prices horo were steady NJ nm 'n
vance or Z r0iuis 20 1 decline NJ point.
h4' active months soon sold about %
2 points nS' lower with uly touching
a. gir october 10 11r and fsrrwicr
90. under scattering liquidation liF.
erpool va moderate buyer again 10
undo -'raddlc-. however ma pei "s
ucadicd ~ tho decline WIN general
business uuoi Erfly weather ad'.r"s
Indicated heavy rains boo parts ~ M"
western md central hsl's hIt were 0'h.
,rwlse considered favorable
~ hsA,y offerings developed m m"
sar, sctb,o, nnd the market TIMED 1o
toward wldday IN local covering which
vas probably promoted hy Nh" continued
absence ~ liquids'inn On any imrof-
tAnt scale and the detailed weather 20.
po,t. showing heavy rains In the gul'
section lul, sold 40 10 2 Sc md De
cemhor 10 4. pc. ~ shout . tn I points
net higher hui the demand soon tan.
cred ~ md ne trading Wss very quiet
rafl, In t#c noon hour
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-06
COTTON MARKET
LACKS INTEREST
Opens Down. Then Rises, But
Trading Is Small and
Ring Inactive.

MN ORLEANS juno , The cotton
market showed mo- decided tendency in
m, 'nfly trading TODAY Around .rh"
opening prices lost la2 point and ~
the end Of the inst hair hour NJ bust
ucsa we're 10 points above Mon.
Days close Trading Ws. rma'l and ne
ring WHE inactive,
Reports NJ storm damage In northern
roftions ~ iN hclt pcfr q suF'Hiuiug
Influence" In the trading up 20 noon
prir"g went 10 u points ~ net
BuNlng increased I'm tho afternoon ON
tho uu'syorphl" features in the weather
NV. and ~ ! 20 price. v'ro 'u
points above The last figures
COTTON SPOT s'catys unchanged
sales on the spot. l32, bales. 10 arrive
ii5 Good ordinary. r. l3s. strict good
ordinary ~ sc. low nddl.nF ~ &c
strict luw mlddlug 1850. mldd.lng
12slr. strict middung. l7fh, good mid
dIlnE ~ &c. strict good mlidling l2S
Receipts sts5. stork. 27.1l1
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-06

The oil fields ~ the middle west have
hardy been scratched Thu future for
GOO. powerful independent s almost IN
limited Milton. hove hr'u nHNv Boo ul.
and u.lN0r. vII tn wnde boz oi. Tho
~. ' SlW ul toWItut DO the gy,t Ion
r.'s COMPANY nov owned tf nrN'N
twenty thou and s'nlkhoIdefs represent
ing ever congregational district IN tho
United states u has fought NJ va
'oUgh NrIscUui. .Hu 10 rrnsnsf'N II De-
'"slN 'he oni, nI MI stock torrpHnN
That puts Ifs proposition down iu black
md white Nnl Though me 'ndep"n en'
Frees TAKES the r"li. into NJ rnnNtcn."
% .s determined to rai,e 100000 for
Vu.,n It iul 0y 80 uus du 'ug 'h" iw
me late Wiuf, suHd propositions d.
not last 'uuE rrf future win soon ufNvr
rpnt now. Tor % BE- certain g. lni ready
lutrfy ami tine present stockholders afv
continuously paving IN Afse sums
Your rrmiitanra must ne started NOT
later than THURSDAY June 3 10 secure
advantage o' the sacrifice otter herein.
We plan 20 invest from 2 20 million
dollars Iu now u.oUsfilfs BHi dNIing
new o'I wells Tho final authorized .ssI.
NJ .iu.A Viii rf8k a total uf ,lg"i hun.
dtyd mINon shares over half uf tH|1
amount To- t'f FL. h. issue. Hni VH'u
ssued vii r'f'pWl UaN %. iNr iWn.
drrd i'ul now t,lt Hh.'ng NuHf.
self siu.k kNNlirr q once rn1 'hru IN.
,rossug ,oHf H'i'uss under 80 etc..
~, ideu0 allotment Noy Hu nUv So ."n.
'fvI n' the H'"rA q Nf'.n which Nn.li
make tho entire capital stock equal &"
less than one Wil ion lolpf'
Tho prcsen, tHcahold,rs would NOT
Darslirr Utsn sole uf nuf combine
nfunsftN al less fnrn ton million dollars
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-06
TRAIN WRECKED;
FIREMAN MISSING
Santa Fe No. ia Wrecked
In Flood Waters Near
Woodward.

woOnw ARD. Okla. June tSpc.
cil l- on. man ls missing and two ON.
~, are Injured ~ tho result NJ wreck
early tNds, vhcu santa Fc passenger
train 80 ili ran into the flood waters
ui the Nofth Csnsdisn river seven miles
vest Of Woodward
The missirG
LOUIS WEIZBREp. fireman
The injured
" Glass. engineer. rlhr broken and
/ t,,crsl, bruised
Muflce Highlander N woodward.
I severely bruised
ether passenger suffered . severe
/ shaking one man whose name is no,
/ Known r. In a tree below the wreck leo.
/ lated b, water
l. Last uight the water main spanning
7 N, river. itum which the SAINTS rs ret.
/ a. water, broke and h'or the citys
lWatef msin save WAY Neither railroad
or city has m, water supply Tho lisht
l plant also WAS compelled 10 shut down
| New pipe will he rushed 10 woodward
/ iiom Amarillo and limo laid on hs
/ wagon bridge Just north NJ tho cit,
/ Ttpinc has hceu resumed south nyri
| ia, Wichita Falls a NorthNe,tern. IN,
No train has gone over tho north end
since SUNDAY There 10 no communities
iinn With points north. and DC is moi
known here where tho train, arc stalled
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-06
Peace Suggestion
Is Evil and Futile,
Declares Hollweg

DERLfN. June a profound scnsa.
ten has been caused hy tho stes, speech
made Yesterday before tho teichstss b,
Chancellor Won Rcthmann. Hollvee IN
which he declared 'hs, any further ms
r,,ilcns NJ peace b, Getmsnv wnuld h-
futile and evil ilis clopucn, appeal IA
the people TO hold ~ until victor, q.
tholts aud The categorical defiance h,
hurled at Ensland were etoeted With
,lundetcus applause W the CONCLUSION
NJ his speech the chancellor received =
ifeme endona nNRiInn
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-06
Prices Recover After Showing
Tendency TO Waiver at
Outset.
ch,eaoo Gran aod Provision,

CHICAGO iure Active foreign
tuyirg here together With scarcity NJ
offerings lifted ne wheat market iodsy
sf,cr prices had shown tendency 10
ve,rr ~ the outset Surses'iors ths'
me rrropssn densnd vas In som. NAN
Connected win the disaster io Io-d
Kitchener failed 10 b" confirmed On
me contrary several trade auihnriiie'
mere were inclined 10 the view th'' his
death. n II had any effect on rices
would count on the side NJ ~ hears
OreninF quotations which tsngrd from
~ decline 70 &c advance With lulv 81
pO7t, 80 uNt and Ssrtemher ~ 81 NJ
10 tiOsi, we're followed nv decided
up'utn
Nuer opening 80 10 al iSc higher,
.,he corn market continued 10 harden
I q oats rose With other cereals
Lower prices un hogs Uatr,sd down
provisions
The close iu wheat was -tfons ? 'o7 &,
70 Ac net advance with luly At 81 o. y
md September Nt 81 ofA
corn closed s'eadv ~ tc 20 g. net
advance
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-06
REPORT ACT VALID
DESPITE OMISSION

omi' On Of the onac'ing clause from
an st' of the legislature IN 1913. which
requires the board NJ veterinary medical
examiners to flc suuIal reports with
tho state auditor does not iuNnlt1i"
tho Rci. according 10 an opinion from he
r,tofncv generals office 20 state Exam
Iner and Inspector Parkinson today
The attorney general holds that The
.n,ctinc clause is absolutely essential
only ON measures adopted by O. vote o'
'hc neoplN
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-06
FINE REDUCED IN
INSURANCE CAUSE

a The fine m $500 recent, imposed by
Insurance Commissioner Nelrr on tho
MARYLAND Casualty "ompHng for s'-
legged violation of state insurance laws
has been reduced 10 $50 and mas been
paid hy the company
This was the FIRST time the company
has been accused NJ violating any state
law and the fact. that it agreed not to
take an appeal n usht the cnso fut.
thsr we've the reasons why commissioner
Nclch reduced tho fino
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-06
KANSAS CITY.

KANSAS cry. Juno HOGS he
cents, Is 900 lower bulk 50 oo1' 80
hes'y. 81 2oao 80 ught. s. eNue % pig,
NbonN,5. CATTLE Receipts. 5000
H'sd, prime f"l steers ilOioull 90.
drosFrd beet stc,.. g, !iulU2i south.
crn ,tecis iIoo. lou COWS s. ayg
$50, hrifcls 81 2ynt u. Nock"rs. g. "
$50 SilEEr No,cipls 900, weak
lambs 81 iod II %, l'nrlIngs, g. O1d
llaa. 'ctIiings. s. nnUfju. Ncthcrs
y 2JN ru. ewes. S. 1adI It
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-06
LIVERPOOL

LIVERPOOL une o. COrTON spo'
prm. good riddlue Ssid mifdurg ''d
low middlins satd sales 5000 nal's
sON for speculation and export receipts
! unn N.ies
Futures CLOSED barely steady June
StEtsd June .1uly tiid July August
O1Ad August September s0id Sep
,emhef October ss7tsd october Notcui.
her SD November. De embcf ,elrd
Deccmhs, lanuArv i51isd January Feb
runrv .ttsd F.bruar, march 555~d.
March. Nprl t7iiid Npril Ma, i5?'fd.
MaN.lune ..lltd Iune.IIly ~ 10
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-06
WElS GOING EAST TO
BOOK NEW ATTRACTIONS

Fted Ncls manager ~ the ovstholscr
,heatcr. will leave for the east In few
days To make bookings FOR the leis.li
legitimate show season ~ his playhouse
lir IA topctul n securing y number ~
the hisses, hits that have played NcN
York CITY. being convinced that Okla.
homs CITY amusement lovers vii sup
rofi him In his efforts 10 furnish first.
class entertainment even n Y comes =
UtIM Nluh
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-06
Hill Left No Will;
Estate $4,000, 900

ST. PAUL. Nlnn June lanes =
will HE widow This afternoon 0lcd
= Will His widow hits afternoon 'iled
4 petition IN probate court asking that
her son Louis " Hnl president NJ the
Great Northern iAiroh company he
appointed admin sIrRtor for the estate.
tho value ~ witch IL pptcd nt 80 o..
ooo 600 Tho ne,iticn was also signed
b, tho eight children
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-06
Deposits In
State Banks
Gain Million
Consolidated Statement Tor
Quarter Shows Prosperity
In Commonwealth.

An irrresse ~ Iite more tHtu
iio'o.p1H. individual deposits IN state
banks 0f Oklahoma during the last quar-
ter ls shown IN consolidated statement
o' the untnlon Of bI state banks TO-
sued by the state banking department
thl morning
rae statement uastn On condition
ef state bauNs Hs rcloItci a. tNe close
" business MAY A 'otsI " $50 uanSs
rOpoftcd To the department The s'at".
m'nt prepared b. blnh tommsslouci
LnuKfufl follows
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-06
Ohio Freight Hits
Auto; Four Dead

CANTON. Ohio, iuue g s-Threc pcr.
sons we're killed and tour injured here
today vixen an automobile was demol.
i,hcd Nv renps,lvsnis fr-ish, train
NJ a street crossing The dad are
ufs nulse Russo. a. wears old Mrs
Anna TsaI ~. and George Roberts. "
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-06
GERMANY ASKS LOAN
OF S3,o00,ooo, 900

EEELlN. Juno b VIA London Jun' a.
Tho eovarnmcnt introduced btu In
tlr rc,chsWg today asking Tor n vsf
credit ~ l2.0oo ooo OOo MARKS $4,000 600
rOoi Various new ~, bills Including
the hill for tho special tax on wsr proNts.
we're advanced 10 third reading
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-06
Carranza Note
Before Cabinet

WASHINGTON. tune The United
sts,es rsriy to General csrtsn,., las,
note was up for consideration ,o,la, At
the cabinet meeting In diplomatic eir.
rlrs special interest was evident over
TIE prospective s,ii'udc of presidsu,
wilsnn toward rarranta's insistents IN
smother declaration h, the United state.
\ ot lla Intentions tonsfd Mexieo,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-06
Five Killed in
Wreck in Utah

OGDEN. Utah, June g Two men are
dcad and three others reported killed as
the result of the vtcckins " the ncn.
,er a rio Grsnde train 40 rs At col.
tom. Utah. esfiy ,odsN Tho lead men
are Engineer 4 N Campbell and Fire.
man wnlsm schssi,r OF OGDEN
Three unknown ttamrs are aid 10
have besn KILLED Al.o
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-06
Money and Metals
LEAD AND speLree.

SEN YORK lune LEAD 3
asked spa'c. nomina. spot East So
LEAD f22 spc'tsr GG
Louis deliver. mot quoted ~ London
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-06
Southern Steer,


HoGS Packers dealt 1.-Two pork value,
smother Jolt lodo, Ton 10 fifteen cent
declincs At all markets we're recorded
Tn, market closed fu'l, 2sU25 cents low.
~ than. the close NJ last week Local
cfop toislcd " uOo head m extremely
light supply for Tuesisv Trading was
very slow aud l0uii cents lower Rest
Mind brought w ~ - o. bulk 81 800
slo
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-06
KANSAS elrY eAsA enAlN

KANSAS rtTV. func 4 WHEAT No
? hard ~ O0Hi a. Nr rcd ~ Ola NJ
cons No mlNsa sSi,r No white
sege ONTe Nc Nh"c lOgduisr.
No MIXED 1s07,y
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-06
81. Louls eAsA onAlN

ST tntrS iure WHEAT No 3
rod ~ o. Nn hard nominal CoRN5
No .. ii,c No white ;stSc OATS
No . nominal No ? white nominal
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-06

Thirty states st tho beginning NJ the
present wear had on their statute hoots
laws providing fnf tho employment Of
state prisoners IN road building
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-06
CHICAGO CASH GRAIN

CHICAGO. June WHEAT No ,
tsd ~ oitshl ~; No 2 hard. 81 Os6
ioii, cons 30 yellow. tidi9r
OATS STANDARD, 'o'shuc BARLEY
ehHTsr
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-06
Outside Livestock
FoRT WORTH

FORT WORlL juno 4 CATTLE re.
CCptr 1000 Joe lower Reeves. S. aUu
900 HOGS Receipts. 1000 l5n 25c
lower Buik. NS0uo0i SnEEr Ro.
cents, -.1o1 aludy Lambs, }oo0g
1000
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-06
ADMEN TO ELECT
CLUBS OFFICERS

The oklshoma CT, Niyerisinr club
viii conduct Ne annual election =, rs
meeting tomorrow Nominees irr vatiuu,
utfires were selected A. last Vccks saith
ctlnr as follows
President John W NcNhcrn and VI
l. Crow,he., president s T. Trar, and
~ y NeHseN, vice president, Harry '
kahle and stanley lleyman. sectctnt,
treasurer Ion Poster, A N klnskade.
- " pensford. \ I. ruwers. Horace
Hunter. charles VI Guntrr. llcnt,
pehne. r. " snedckcf and y u Rcat
~. directors
\ very large attendance IL expected
40 the club has heen growing with stes,
tsniditv and business men are iakinr
deep ln'sfes, w ~ surress
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-06

Wall STREET Calm OVER KITCHENER'S DEATH
PrOduCe--- ---PrOWSiOnS
KANSAS CITY

KANSAS cry June & BUTTER
Creamery goo nr's 2ic seconds Csc
packing 22i4c EGGS Flrhs. 2iao
POULTRY Hens lbisc. rooStors. l01r
springs. 1,n.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-06
ST LOUIS

Fr Louis. Jun" = POULTRY
Chickens. 10. spring. 2ld32c. tutkcys
l2ullc. duckf. ll,. geese. g. BUTTER
Ciotmorj, 2sBd2'r EGGS loi7.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-06

EASTERN STAR ru MEET oNsho.
ma chapter M 10. order ~ tho Eastern
star VIII hold regular meeting this
evening at 4 elock In the Masonic tenn.
ple
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-06
rMn IN nnlnnM,rnnA

Two To REruRNNruR l. y Mo-.
ton and g \ Mllct were taken nom
the county isil this mrtninr and 70.
moved 10 the Granite fefnrmaiorv rho,
we're under the care of 1silcr CapshaN
nm the railroad TITO Dor stealing an
automobile the, w~rc sentenced 10 serve
IA term Of three WonthA each.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-06

We AN OPERA, several diiu, difoc.
from our W'srut production. hut We As
.'i' .lN't tu push ahead with 20 to 20
aus gui vii permit bou TO secure q
pat ~, tuis gowns in value oil stocs
work
The unIe sam nu Dompsn, secured
''neNdls IN oNff -Four Thousand tO0OI
1,fos Ui oil leases To- tho usage Nation q
i'N uH.F Hgu AMI lF now stating two
dfi.l' ON these ufAgc eases and will
soon increase to ten drills In q district
~ uuf Usage leases between u former
ift'cn hundred barrel ven On the east
Hui a. .iN'' million s'n wfl that sprayed
uil 600 tIr vest
We al" duiUng ,er, vaushls lease
ir 'hs Rcd tofh district whore We are
at NOfk with four dril. near the mid.
die ui over Twelve uJulfed acres
our chances gfe GOOD Tor some big
wells 'n our NRnrn ttecb leases in Paw.
nee count n,'- lhc enter u about iif.
The Domp,n, hsS developed q ,slu.
able gas production In tho heart OF Q
splendid lease northeast n Tulsa
The truth Is. The unel. Sam Oh Com.
pany q, doing thi1p, an slonu the line
'nl 10 no only real ui' stock company
~ hig in'ererien, hacking offering such
p bargain Investment IN the public This
mot NIL reach neatly tvrnt, million
Isais.H Tho nil Nua.ucss ia hnnfulns and
'Na demand fHt On becoming eater Ths
W'r' NJ crude nui' soon necessarily 80
IIehsF
Won vN he y satisfied - csho'der N
fuU '.'N ihIF ,crpAnt - once Fuf,her
particulars viii Nr sent on feceiu, of
.nHf N'si tiN.H remittance ~ ssna -four
cent. In stamps md ,ouf letter will bs
promptly answered NJ 20, on tho train
md cnmr and 50 over ih' properties and
GOO 'Nf Yourself and ,cu vin feal',s
tH's s rsnuint winner suf getting
hotter rNrrN daN
,s r,f, o. tho confederation the Com.
nom, rrssrv- M ''rh ~ srnrcvs ~
sfi,r a~, ~. 'fir''o0 ~ ~ '-.n''s. ~
's s'r.t Tho s'ort ls rer ,s.s.ssNs.
r.uItf. s.ss VII 90 srtev'sA IN tn fNi.
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Repeatedly submitted
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KANSAS CITY, KAMA
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-06
PORK RECEIVES
ANOTHER JOLT
Packers Hammer Away at the
Market; Cattle Is Good
and Steady.
NTooAYs RECEIPTS

calve, Observation-Disclosures. $50
Hogs .... ......... ........,. 5000
CATTLE Quarantine cattle proved to
be the hest IN the local cattle division
today one load ~ better than 1900
pound average sold nt 81 20. moi only
the dn,s beet top but also the markets
highest price paid for cattle In the
southern division Packers we're hun
sry ,ot and quickly cleared tho yard OF
all available Killing rarIlr while weak boo
spots n was fairly active market from
all points ~ view A. usual Venrllnp beer
was hard to soll Tho week los NJ 10
as cents WAS In run effect Receipts
continued good. approximately 1000 pehd.
bulk NJ which came from within the
state making up the Tucsdey oferlns
A good demand from local butchers aud
order hu,crs helped considerably In the
butcher division, prices ruling good and
I'm spots higher Good heavyweight hell
ers, averaging 900 'r son pounds sold up
20 $50 md COWS. heavy nl shipping
kind. N-5u15i Ror boz bulls. heavy fed
kind. rnnged N jnn7 Stock"r market
ctosed .fegdt
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-06
Closing Quotations

rrless m the various grAGss ~ cattle are
approximately ~ follows