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New-York tribune., 1916-07-22
STORAGE NOTICES.
The A. & n.
rireprooI Storage Warehouse Co., Inc.

New York July 18th. 1915
TO O. B. THOMAS. MR.. SVEETWOoD
and General Waterproofng Co: You and
each OF you are hereby notified that the
time for the payment Of our lien upon the
property hereinafter described having ex-
plred, after due notice thereof had been
given you. we will cause such property TO
Wit: Household goods. personal effects. car
pets, etc. stored by you or in your name In
the A. & X Fircproof Storage Warehouse
Co.'S QncD Warehouses TO be sold az pub
lie auction, according 70 the statute In
such case made and provided at the ware
City, on Tuesday, August LIST, 1915, at 1880
a. m, and II the sale thereof 10 not COM
pleted on said date the same VIII be con-
tinued at the same place on each and
a. m and continuing until all the goods
are sold
The A. & X. FIREPROOF STORAGE
WAREHOUSE CO., Inc.
New-York tribune., 1916-07-22
IT. S. Treasury Finances.

Washington. July 2i-T1e condition y the
United st-tes Treasury at lie close % business to-
day ., ,,ss sea, s,,. .-.,
ordinary receipts f5-d.y. S2lI0sl2; total cfiinaD
ns,ucnfs today. s. 60. .30,- -
ne dcfc' ~. -'cd year IS slo.lHs's. isaiEsl
lenrt u Sil.0s9o o5l last year, exclusive u
P.n.ua. Canal aud public de5t traEsactions
New-York tribune., 1916-07-22
SUGAR FUTURES.

The market for sugar futures opened quiet.
2 points lower with first sales only SO tons.
The deadlocked condition OF the spot situa-
caused sentiment on the exchange 20 be
rather unsettled. and during the day there
was considerable liquidation. The main sup
port came from Cuban interests. who bought
several large lots. The market closed easy
at a net decline OF l TO points, with sales
for the day l4.050 tons. Range of prices
' Nester-
New-York tribune., 1916-07-22
COTIONsEED OIL.

The market for cottonseed oil was again
under the influence of heavy liquidation and
prices experienced further sharp decline.
There was a partial reaction on covering.
hui while the market at the close was com
paratively steady, hnal quotations were nes
nncbsnVed 10 points lower. The action OF
the market during the last few days has
dsoon.trated the weakness Of the technical
no-ition and shows that the market was
heavily overbought. The poor cash demand
was distinct disappointment 10 holders ana
the market has felt the influence oI NeAA
rsss in other fats and greases. Range OF
prices: yes..r-
New-York tribune., 1916-07-22

Official Liverpool cotton eables-Spot cot
ton dull: sales, 1000 bales speculation and
export, 1000; American. 1000. Imports,
10 600 American. 1000. Midupland. 7.97d.
Futures opened quiet. 2 points higher. Closed
barely steady at a net advance of iQll
points. July. 7.s3d; Oct-Nov 7.76d jan
Feb, 7.70d Mar-Apr. 7.70d May-June. 7.69d.
Manchester: Yarns dull but steady; cloths
dull.
New-York tribune., 1916-07-22
AUCTION SALES.

BY VIRTUE CERTAIN CHATTYI MoRruAGEs.
made by Jacob ses:, Harris strlmvater. Michael
Rumen.eld Jacob Goldman Sarah Davis Yeta
Davs Bessie Tr,noysky and Aeher J. Cova 20 Geo.
scher will sell at public auction to-day, July q.
1916 i5s East 9Th. p. 81. the property covered
By said mortgages. consisting Household Furniture.
J. SINGER, Auc,r.
New-York tribune., 1916-07-22
PAINTERS FALL z STORIES
Skull Of One II Fractured-Other
Injured Internally.

Charles Aim and Frank Cannon.
painters, were washing the rear wall
Of an apartment house at 30 West
Seventieth Street with acid yesterday,
when a rope broke and they fell seven
stories. Cannon's skull was fractured
and Aim was lnjured internally. They
were taken 70 Polytechnic Hospital.
Alexander Johnson, the foreman, was
arrested and held in $4,000 bail on a
charge OF criminal negligence. The
police say that the acid had weakened
the ropes.
New-York tribune., 1916-07-22
EGGS.

Receipts. 1887 cases Fresh gathered, eI-
ira fine, PER dozen, 2s@2se; extra frsts,
2eha27c; firsts, 25d26c seconds. 2Sg
No /. 2l42llac: No and poorer lsG 2oiac
checks, good 70 choice. dry. l9isG2oc under
grades. l5Ml9c: state. Penn and nearby.
hennery whites. fine to fancy. 29433c: ordi-
nary to good. 2642Sc gathered whites. ordi-
gathered whites, 24T2sc; state. Penn and
nearby. hennery browns. 29G3le; gathered
brown and mixed colors, 24429c: duck eggs,
state and nearby. Indian Runner. 28d30c.
New-York tribune., 1916-07-22

FRIDAY, JULY 81, 1916.

Trading in bonds the New York Stock Exchange Friday amounted
slseoo against N2ooo Thursday $osoo ss3ooo
year From January date 1915
New-York tribune., 1916-07-22
PRODUCE AND
GRAIN PRICES
Wheat Advances, but
Loses Its Gain-COrn
Goes Higher.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
New York. July 81. 1916.
WHEAT

Prices In the wheat market experienced
another sharp advance during the early
operations. and new high records for the
movement were again established. The re-
ports on the rust situation in the Northwest
were again alarming. Losses as high as 80
per cent were claimed TO have occurred in
portions of South Dakota. On the advance,
however. there was active profit taking. as
well as more aggressive selling, on fears
that the technical position Of the market has
been weakened by recent operations. Peace
rumors from Southeastern Europe. where 1t
was said that Bulgaria was seeking sepa-
rate peace. also proved disconcerting, and
late in the day the market eased off rapidly
losing practically all the early gain and
closing at lsc net lower to &c net higher
Receipts Of new winter wheat were more lib
ersl in the Southwest and cash premiums at
the Gulf were lower. The export demand
was comparatively slow and sales for the
day were placed at about 100000 bushels
The Liverpool market was comparatively
firm but while advices from abroad again
called attention 10 large requirements. buy
ers were not disposed TO pay present quota
tions. In the local cash market No | durum
wheat was quoted at Sl.24A No hard,
sl.27H No / Northern Duluth, sl.34A No
/ Northern Manitoba. sl.Sl%, all o New
York.
The corn market was again firm. especially
for the old crop positions, and at the close
Of the day showed net gains of 9sc 10 lhc.
Evidences Of good cash demand and re-
ports that contract stocks in the West are
practically exhausted were the principal
buliish factors in the situation, and shorts
were anxious buyers. Rains in the Ohio
Valley and weather conditions generally were
looked upon as satisfactory for the new crop
The local cash market was firm No yellow
quoted at 92lsc. i Z New York.
OATS.
The oats market was moderately active and
frmer early IN the day, in sympathy with
wheat and corn, but toward the close an
easier tone developed under profit taking and
selling against the new crop movement The
local cash market was steady; standard
quoted at 47I,q47%e; No 8 white. te<q
46%c: No 4 white. 45l3 446c; fancy clipped
white, 47hd4s19c; ordinary clipped white.
l5ia6fI7iec, all elevator.
RYE.
Market steady; No 2 Western. sl.o7.
New Xork
New-York tribune., 1916-07-22
HAY AND STRAW.

Tho market is still heavily supplied With
hay at ali terminal sheds and the feeling u
weak. especially on small baled hay Of lower
grades. Fancy large baled timothy not over
plentiful at terminal sheds. but some cars at
out Of the way points are offering at rels-
lively low figures. HAY. large baled. tim
othy. prime. ton. s26. No /. s24dS25; No
10 No 2. Sl7N S23 shipping. sl5Msl7; fancy
light clover mixed, s2lMS22; No l clover
mixed. SisHfl9 lower grade clover mixed.
sl2Msi5; STRAW. rye. No !. sl2n sl5.
(Small bales about 81 under large.)
New-York tribune., 1916-07-22

The -four market was very inactive, a.
buyers were not disposed To psy the price,
asked by the mills, as they apparently had
little confidence in the accuracy OF the black
rust reports from the Northwest. ~
III OIIR-Ouiet: fair TO good. s5.l54 $3.50 !;
choice to fancy. $3.50 $3.50. CoRNMEAL--
FIRM: kiln dried. s4.3OuS4.4o. BAG MEAL
Firm fine white and yellow. sl.9S eoarse
sl.7s. FEED-City firm bran. bulk, S22.4o !;
lOO-lb sacks. $3.50; heavy middlingss. DO.
s2i.6O: -four middlings. do. s5Z red dos
aour. i4O-lb sacks, $3.50. Western steady :;
bran. loo-lb sacks, s22; standard middlings.
do. s2a: -four middlings. do. s2s: red dos
hour Il0-lb sacks S30.50.
New-York tribune., 1916-07-22

The market for hog products was moder-
ately active and while price changes were
somewhat irregular. the undertone was easier
owing to scattered selling. prompted by re-
ports OF a poor cash trade and weakness In
the hog position. Receipts Of hogs at Chi
cago were 1900; estimated for Saturday,
10 600: Kansas City received 5000 and
Omaha 1000. PoRK-Firm; mess. s27g
s27.5O; family. s2sMs2s.5o; short clear.
s25Gs27. BEEF-Firm: mess, slsmsls.5o ;
family, sl9.5ods2o.50; packet. sls.50d sl9 !;
extra India mess. sS0msSl. DRESSED
HoGS-Steady baeons; l39sc; $50 ID. lS,sc ;
l6o Ii. lic 40 ID. i4i4c pigs lt@ee. CUT
MEATS-PiekIed bellies dull: 10 ID. l6c ::
~ ID. l6c: IA III. l59e. Pickled hams
steady quoted at l6i9@l7hc. TALLoW
Weak: special. s%c: city nominal. at ~; !;
country. sHMs3.c. LARD-Easy: Middle
West. l2sod l2 9Oc. City lard easy quoted
at i2tsMl24c. Refined lard barely steady {;
Continent. l4.1oc; South America, lt4oc I;
Brazil kegs, l5.4oc. Compound quiet quoted
at l115dll9sc. STEARINE-Easier oleo'
lOAc; city lard stearine. lthc
New-York tribune., 1916-07-22
New York. July 81. 1915.
RITTER

Receipts. 6,O76 boxes. State. whole milk,
fresh. fats, colored. specials. l5tGi5hc
white. specials. l5A@l5lac; colored, average
lax 0ti5c: twins. specials. i5I9c; average
fancy. l5Ml5Lc; cheddars. specials. l5l5c
average fancy. l5Ac: single daisies. fancy.
i6Lc; all styles. undergrades, l3Gl4Ec /;
Wisconsin. whole milk, fancy. fresh. twins.
l5iac: double daisies. l6dl6Ac: single
skins. current make, specials, 12hGlSc
choice. llGl2c; fair to good, l0iaGi0he ;
lower grades, 5laGil0
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-16
Gnrw YORK

Nl.W WORK Juno ~ The cotton
uuk'' ur'u'i .t'ndl intH, ~ pr HI.
vance of 9 points io decline NJ points
with sru,, months selling up tn or ,
shade above Thufsdly NIGHTS close dur
nr 'h' first f"V minutes un Liverpool
hufrul md scattered COVERING O,'oi,f
contact touched ~ pa. rrI DO. 'E &c.,
iH' 'N'rs VHs considerable. realizing
Nh's tho d'WHrd VAS limited ana prices
reacted io po'u's Houses with lnii1
Connections we're moderate tut,fs NJ
october
AhilH demand failed 'H broader 'hs
msb"t ruled rather stradi,r during me
middle ~ M" afternoon with October
selling around i2'i cents NJ RthIn d
point n rhufsdsN ntsht- closing ns
ufss an Nov orleans and spot house
huYIns
rroap' ~ for clearing weather and th'
Hnseuc" oi .fop damage complaint
''uri fh' south Increased ~ dispnsii Iur
Oh. 'r'- rronts ls''r 1rd rfi.cs worked
'.HU' 'H points wet lowe with ~
i.f rnIrE ~ '... md bslr'u'yi
4 o.. uuofiug. t.,u s"sw~d 90 ispsi
~ Nu' 'h' market Vns N'tV Uu.st around
widipN With nu.tus'iurs marrow mi.
'ntr ,fup report making the condition
nj iun' ~ sV s"i IotCcn' NENinrt =
p'rccut on NJ, 'i. vas considered hull
ish but hiled IN stimulate any immr
iisir demand
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-16

rNct, n tht Vrflonf Ffs0f' ~ 'sT' IT
approximately u follows
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-16
FINISHING TOUCH
TO ORGANIZATION
Chamber Of Commerce espan.
sion Campaign Workers
Plunge Into Work.

chamber N yowmstc. s,rsutinr ,ar.
rHign WORKERS plunged into thr dtisua
~ their lshofs this mofnins eith w..
nvvsd sNrf,s snd rsp The inspifH
'lrn ~ the his luncl con ,.s,rrds, Ns,n
Nas sinl fresh In their minds Win
nrafl, ono hundred " ihr mn.i rfnw
mont men " ih~ riN riederd fof pss
snnnl service iufinr the intensive vrrs
The workers ihls morning started I'm.
ishins she comrlsir organization ni M
.amraiGn
I, hss bssr A. iisd iu hatr st iaae'
,vrn', nts ,ssms " ,olun,rf' vuftrfs
The riiN is hsins rsfrmn, di.'fi.trd ari
ssch team vl1 hs assigned rur nf N ss,
iigtfir's n ein hr nr sssst, tr ha,t
'hl rill tven,, i've because ihs nirn.
slvs vufs ~ The campaign will have n
~ crnhnsd in tts 49,, NJ she week N
lure . I, rsnro, he continued innse'
=. 'hs following vsss roriain. ihs IN
dependence ~, holiday
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-16
Water BONDS TO
run TWENTY-FIVE
YEARS; no SERIALS

The y iON oNN M vaterworts bonds
NHl bc issued Tor a term IT twenty fi,u
Nrafs. instead ~ In arfisl frfw 81 -ur
Efaitd M NsNuf utsthnls, This
attrsm,r eRs reached hy,Nrcn the com.
missioner ipff ,truirc
tnmn. aiuurf ~ iinan.r tnrnrlN
sirtrd 'his mrfrinr 'hpi hc would NJ
rr.. gri uHi thr rrtlya ADVERTISING 'nf
a. io ~ received ur 'o ln' rs sni
'lti ihs Hia would Ne nPrnsi at q meet
ug rf inr comm alrrrts hp following
UHN
irrHsr NJ percent " 'hr amount
~ Ne Md Gill b, frINrri " s,Hh MA
i.r srd ihr Hord, viii hr soif yrri
INrri upNn 'fr approval ~ rilinr
fNuwsrr a 'ls, ut NrN luft wafk,i
ilnfn~,t
n be- believed thr rcrd SHOULD rs No.
u,vfrd and NO ,~ds received D., iuN
it. n which even, excavation vufk 10y
the hf uaier reservoir viii hrgin in,
utvdtatrN
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-16
FLOOD VICTIMS
BODY RECOVERED
AMONG WILLOWS
Flve-InCh Rise in River Ar
rlves; North Canadian
In New Channel.

Tho .ui, n' l... rar.. H. ...-, ud
dr.vr-' .1r rgrt Jr ,hs -t. svp'rr IN
ffs 900 ..H.- ur Vrr Reno s.er.,
'.. recovered 700. m.rnr- i' u.'n..
H. N.'n. .fI.f pur.pm ami ... rr..
u,us sp1I Or ras n.,r tn iH. mufFue
~ Truirs 4 Urhr Tho UDit ~.
I0drsd Iu dump " slfuNF tHuI' 'In
feet from eh'rc BE- disappeared hs' plsh'
M iN' 'louI I'fnTs are h'lrg Wtd
IN locate relative. and dIsposiuon ~ tho
Iudy depends upun their sdu "-
Thsi The North Dsnrdilr river i- again
rising BE- manifested D., tho water rsugr
on M" Robinson street wagon nf.dg"
measurements In Wheeler park and 20.
ports from Calumet. .iu Canadian county
vest of ~ Reno
The rpur. Bi The Robinson street
bridge vhiUh recorded I 'lI ui IuIE
inches Yesterday. registered = rice NJ ',,
inrbc. last night. which " onr inch
higher than tho stage uf M, river ~ e
O'clock ThurtdN morning ln Wheeler
park the water Wbs three inches hIaHr.
than bst night and Nbs usIug thi.
mofninE
sofwmar I, Drowned
The frI htHNN here due n 'hr
nnnd tbs 'Hr drowning NJ Lane lBst
night ius hors, f,u from the ,Irr
of unmrrsed r'iig, Roth 'Nr
tru ur. H.I N rider went under Tho
hursr f,Hpp,utci nu' L,ur iii ur' and.
1l'hnuEh most ~ NJ, nlm wee spent
iu Work uf rescue m mrmlsrs u' ihs ro.
lice of,'.Rni tby rtc department the
.ud, Nps mot recovered until 'hiH m"fr.
Irg Lane VBs hur.o aud mule sori"r
employed b., " = Hblss
.sN I'll.
'sll into tho water. but W.. f,..urt by
negro
New aiVsf ChaNr,l
Tho Nrffh Canadian ,It,r Immediately
V,st W th, Eoriusuu street WAGON
bridge h,s fnfmcd nsp channel about
ons hundred yards south " ths former
bod NJ The stream
Tho Frisco faUvb, rnmr,r, Nas ri's
driver ~ erik f,uauIns the RAILROAD
bridge southwest oi tho eit' near wheel
or rafk Trains uu that part uf the hus
have NOT been OPERATING 'nf three days
Trains Til are h,irg dcionrri on tho
Rock Island Frisco and - am'h S
Western Tines ',si o' ihe ri'
Fcot Deer Over stree,
The water nov b. 'nD' i',u uyrf 'Hs
south Robinson street r,,inl. which ir
places F bulr'd w lk, the iop ~ d
balloon Traffic however. d. s'iil gsrfiri
M between 'hr an, and capitol lul ur
that thnfnurhiaf,
rNtk rmrlo,., ,rs,rri', frs." ."~I 7Inul
5nn plants from Wheeler IrFk
pafks tou 4, n,avy
Tho rfsairft dsmsts wrought N
wheeler PARK ss result NJ 'hr overflow
. ~ The North Canadian turf De- 'h, No
stfuytiur of tho lawn said rafk com
W.ssirnsf ~ NuspH. this mrfrius N,
rJirisiss 'hr cost y replacement a' =.
900 exclusive NJ ishpf fur 'hs r,V fNi
ur 'hf,u Ftsfs This In.a not m.lUd.
ihr iu,r NJ nnvrfs aud Yipris
iits believed ihat the lrtr,s t,u b,
'shUin arf mad, hIrhcf st rNsI u
ahrHi itnon The south lr,r, muai NJ
: raised tv'n, fNuf nrhsa Tho rrNNu
. commissioners have iniiuR',I that 'H
rrrni, will participate in M, v,u,ns, n
RAISING Tho Western a,vnuv Ir,rr iu h
required hishi
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-16
CITY DECLINES TO
Engage IN SUNDAY
CLOSING M0vEM en- I

The rii, rtup,is.inrsfs This mofniNt
sunnun "a ths, ~, euuii lyi mofyhaus >
tighi their oNr battle friaiit, ~ sun
dav ciosins asserting ,hN ON sNising
state hv cannot he Applied without nv.
passing NJ an cfdiuan.r h, ih, commits
sinn
am not Etesil, IN favor ~ starr.
ing rirgfam ~ hlur hos said vnin
missioner I,onnrlN nui with statr
isr that ran hs snfci ~ ihufe ls ru
need NJ the ritt passing an rfdinsrr,
Thee s M tsiiina vhrfr thr thinr
suuld iesd " .stted The tii, rsn ens
and enforce snt tind NJ su nf,hnautf
,hs, doe, NO, snniri vUh Uy frdsnl
~ state cnns'tuuun rhis dit snIn,
unfestfi ted home tule
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-16

rIUrNGD. June 70 Hcsush ttres ou
fHs export situation tended lodsS IN DO.
yfsss 'he wheat mafs.' Opening prrcs
which fsnEed from &c 10 Ah',, loV't
IN july ~ 81 0,g 10 81 o?N snd Sep
t,rhsr ~ noe, to 81 o'h vrr" fol.
bv~d b, good rnlly but then fresh
downturn
Nr"r opening unchanged N e lover
OBJ, corn market fusr .li atuunt 60 about
Itufsdr,s 'nlsN
Oa's followed corn Vi'u slight pro,
changes
IIrh'r rri,es fuf hogs started pfo.
visions upgrade
Tho close IN wheat Vss nervous " tu
i'sr net lover with 1uh bi 81 ul'au
luiN and Iul,. VW
Corn closed unsettled. varying from
's, de,uur iu ~, advance Hs compared
v,th Thursday. finish
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-16
Economies
and Budget

We demand careful stnrom, ir ~
expenditure for The government and
n return b, ,.s house " represents.
s,irs ana preparing sli sppfopfist
lns hills through sintle committee
chosen from rs membership. IN ~
def that responsibility may b. cen
tered. expenditures standardized and
msdc uniform and waste and durlics
tiun IN the puNiic service ~ much q,
possible avoided We pvof thi, ~ =
practical first step toward q hudss,
fNtttm
W" affirm ouf dsrlsraticn, for the
usid enforcement NJ the civil sst,.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-16
Street IS ELECTED
DEMOCRATIC CHIEF

\llfn street. president ~ irc nbishnms
'h' lunns Mems Democratic rllb. vas
rlr iri rfrsiisui ~ national assn Va
,inn N ours democrat nfFeniisd st ~
lpnis dufins ih' l'mcytpi. national
,nnt rntiur
Nt street returned tri, mofnins ftnn,
N ipub bringing NAd ~ ,he honor
Nth him The Iursl Organization had =
strong delegation In the Missouri rrcttnp
tiIs
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-16
KAhSAs CRY.

kansas DlTN. tune 10 noes E'.
o'lni' ono higher bulk 81 l0d1 so
h'o,, g. 1uupsa. ush' 81 i0nH IN pig.
= lNdS7. CATTLE Gr,ciuis san
StD,dt prims ied steers so 1null @.
dressed u""f stocrr 81 non m % southern
steers g. ,nH 10 M COWS 8 00ns in. helf
cfs & 2id'0o0 Iockcrs S. ;inS 10
NlIFEr 10 clpt- loo VoRl, lnmH|
y i0n A. f"Hflugs = rnH 10 N''h.
pfa g. .ru ". tf,sH g. unu 's
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-16
LIVERPOOL

LIVERPOOL. June ~ COTTON sroi
1srh, gnod mliiunt sea wIdiling
3ii low middnrr. tO'i sales. oOo Boa
fpf speculation sud export. receipts .
ono. futures h,fsh stead, June Z ~
Junr. iul,. fP2Id Jul, Nug Vad
Nus Sept fNsi. Sept Oc, r ~
Oct Nov if2Hi Nr, pcr ff-td
ne Ian fsld Jan web -s'd rrh
Mstrr. s'd March Npfl -sigd. Anil
Ma, sod Ma, june ''d. June. 1uh
.aH
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-16
T.R. CAN'T SPEAK
ABOVE WHISPER
Colonel Has Coughing Spell
And Visits Doctors
Office.

WV worm. iuns is rIcofos
Roosevelt lsd smother coughing su'r
1nuf.da, rIehi and could hsfiH spsst
HlHn" = whisper today Ne V'ut io .
srsoislsts oinss for IN examination
The roionel' appearance Va hngEArd
Wh'u h' len his hotel sud he shook his
h'sd whsn asked n he felt better IT,
stayed ~ IN. doctot' office tOrni,
minutes than walked bach slowly 10 his
h"tJ Mfs Roosevelt left word that ne
wuuld receive No visitors
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-16
Philippines

We hest'il, indri, ,hr provision,
NJ the Nil recent, passed ~ tho
house oi representatives farther pto.
Noting srli So, efnmsnt In tho Thu.
irrinr islands - heinz In mlfilm.nt
" The rolir, declared =, the demo
cratic party IN ~ las, platform and
No foNrfa,r nut inipfsrwrnt " tho
rutpusr NJ ultimate Independence
ior the rhnpuins Islands expressed
In thv preamble ~ that measure
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ONE vtAe AGO rooAy IN rst wAe

Jun, ~. 1918 German, called ioo oor
young trained men tn the ,olors Rus
'isns were driven over the Gsicsn bot
d,f frAiSc made further pforrss. north
~ Afrss capturing the tahVfirth.
Llo,d George took the oath ~ mins
Ter of munttion.
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CHICAGO

CHICAGO juno ~ HOGS ReCrpir
1900 stcad, Hulk ioSiWi0 o.. light
" .Un ~ o,, mixed, 6aml0l0. hoa,,
bDul0 20. rough. g. 6oGHI,. pig. g. Gn
u0li CATTLE Rcceipts 900 Icadl
NFtiyo hoef cattle. SIS.ull 90. western
steers. ~ ;Odq65. Tockers, 81 oOns sS1
co,ys md hcifrIs. NOomlo 90. csi,c'
" 5onll 70 sHEEr Receipts. n .ooo
sr'adr Norhorr 81 nouE ~. lambs =, b.
n 10 30. springs g. nOm' SO
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Better PlAyeRounps
ADVOCATED By REED

Move ard better Fairgrounds afs sd
,nrsisd iuf ukishuma 60, N Tan 4
Reed ir rhstrs ci ihr extension ram.
rpign uf ihs Chamber II Cummr n.
i- uNr NJ ihc mps' enthusiastic rsrk and
tsti,liinn trcsirfs n the ,nnn'N While
uishuma viN altrad, uss lsfss
amount NJ path sratr more than 2 on
svfcs the sttatsf part oi n has not been
'splunrd ne \, shculd he SAYS
IN HE srrsrh trtuFe ihr chamber NJ
Commerce Nrsjrfds, Al The Skifvin hs
rnipssi rlsa irt stsa,tt trrfraiinnal
fstiii,irs n IL thought ,hsi shr'ild 'he
camraitn nov hsins vsgcd h. ne sue
trsshil - hrrsd me n ihs first acts
NJ ihr oresrlf,d chsrihsf pin 10 'u uff'
psfk snd PIE grounds fsrsr un
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QUA DAILY slarpoAv PANTY.

King Gustav v n sweden. horn "a
year. $50 TO-DAY
Right rev Cornelius Van A. Ven
Catholic bishop ot NlesAndta. Ia. horn
In Holland. 81 years sso tcds,
Nsvmsn Efb. noted railway executive
and director IN many hfsc industrial
corporations born at nftsl,u Ucfm,nN.
~ yeafa ssN TODAY
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1856 The Saxon army. a. = first ser
in the var with Prussia marched into
bohemia. there 10 effect = junction With
the Austrian troops
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KANSAS CRY cAse opA,.

KANSAS yirv iun, 10 WHEAT
no g Usrd t'Sui no Nu F.d 81 HNu
~ DUHN Nn 3 mN'd .isrf.U. $50
r vtfr .fHFf4, OATS SEQ whit.
t.utI, $50 D mI,,t tsuIfit
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We favor such an alteration ~ tho
rule. ~ ufoordur. ~ the senate ~
thr United Nstss ~ vi'l permit tho
prompt transaction ~ ne nation
legislative husintss
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pecs o,s .c,h.

i.uhs Mcthks concludes ihsi r,st,
r,n,hsr 70 emitted n rrrd lrrr rrs'
n ihr trea, hereafter hsrsuse vh.r ihf
hiiifsr afc nu shs sUffir, fur fees
armr,hlns wiil haprsn in thew AND
ehsn 'hsv sfs IN the, euin h't un'i
shr has n isi them nt atan ~.
bfssAs state journal
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LIVERPOOL sTArisr,es

tivIEruni June 70 West, 5r'
tom sia'isiirs
Total tntVHfdins 10 Wiils sa ono hsls,
American t'ono siD.t SO NNN American
,sss nno imtnr's 90 ono. Nmcuc,r 10
rfu. rNfsntts +. iaa
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rived ~ Hostnr. after passage from
hours being the shoftes, passage vet
mad. from England to the United states
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TAX. voUa enolet

Som, folks inclined 10 careful be
Pronounce the Nutd "rslilopr
fu, som. stick IN the GOOD old done
and boldly rsll II 'rslllnps
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lN' Nll,n Nrkiuls, we uumlrtt.
81 D., N. republican, ~ uh,, lor ~,
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