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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-06-12
The Last Touch of Distinction

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handsome shelf OF books and IN al t S
Of the Encyclopaedia Britannica 49, .nove II Is genuine
thousand pages IN each hght nancy 'u
home lacks the asstr if you do not possess IT.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-06-12
DID YOU EVER THINK

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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-06-12
YOU CANNOT GO WRONG
In Selling This Great Bargain
up
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Just remember this:
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BRITANNICA nearly $4,000 sets have already been sold
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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-02
LAbOR|TES WILL
BLOCK WAR GAME
ASSERTS LEADER
Candidate Declares Socialists
Would Tell CapltallStIC
Class to Fight.

NEW WORK. Ma, Nrtbur T. Eoi
np.. presidential candidate o' tho so.
islsi labor p1i,. I'm % sp,orN n,
,stmr hrlH 10 wur h. nomination
.r, uona,, night declared that .n ,h.
vent ~ This country n'.nming involved
.r ver ho ,nd hla '-lloocr. auuli "hlo
~. manufacture mud transportation ~
io ihD troops ir tho ro.'
sri would tell OBJ, r'wnlIsuc rhH'f
Co. dr rhr fighting themselves.
"Wn,u ,u1 rct " into ,uur head the
YOU prr B rommod0t, aud that you rr"
bought bud ,nld ir tho labor market Do
o.. told hs audience. then YOU h'v.
,.A, iu .'nr point whom ,ou pr' able
2, cuuai,r whether tou hnNc "a ,our
uy 90 defend DO
rh,rp,'chEiur Tho military prepared.
mes. ufopfBm of the owning class gs
lr.iIIr to the interest. aud lives o' tho
WORKING nroplr. tho national convention
Niuuin, adopted resolution which nli
loo part
The unI, national defense program
worth, " the workers attention i' ihr
Mind that .Unt,npni"s defense u' thyr
own ,lass interests against tho ouI1
rpi enemy Vbirh is the capitalist I.
respective ot country and to prepare ~,
,rrnr.f1tlon politically and induFlrl1ll'
tu seize tho power ~ government aud
trkc possession " uduslrlcs I'm ,l
counties to tho end thpt socialism shpl
hs established thus establishing tum
uuultN fu economic Interests NJ M,
prup', of rll countries and races vhlri
must result Iu phulishInE vprs together
with the cause " ware forever
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-02

fu.rH n.um, TH. sp.sudid lease
De- Connected with two Hf our .'ilu'Ii's
Too two .'ffra sUf "uu Inns t|rs" f'i.n
,rIHa rf~ 'hr lu 'r Sam marketing 'H
iIuus NNrr. .Hr own auto trucks ani
ftul Wagons .tu deliver ten ihuustNd
barrels per Htf direct 10 the people.
when Nuu JOIN The In.l' Sam Nl
CumuBn. sou utso ,uut rrm'tnuy"
count 'H. ufu. .U.g Ha WrN H I|n'n'
.iHl rf'r
Tho uH Wuu.ru. hos bl,j1. through
tr,riN hfHE,.v grabbed .rtrN come
I'.f. yUTlr. ZOO YtIi.'.N NI U'yr'
'''..N.I... lNNIIt t .'.H. i'u .nf IlH
great growing lndercndsni tlai ~.
independent clr,.t.,o.,ns people mar.
kctnn stations
Sven u..s. OBJ. vi.s n, .sNnsd
..Is b.r 'fuu It fu It pH...Ht cheaper
H OH. rsUp'. W iHr states whore H1.
.tf.Ht .fHfIH FIr located We .NN
n.V secure. Whom ft'u'' ref rHu rN.
U..ar 'T HI. 'Nn,i'. about i-h W
fH .HI "''.f|
900 tNIs Hss. uur nnNr.d dl#t pro-.
I..Nun InuH .UHu fy1.N $4,000 live
tr1usard d6usts nsf uav aud 10 W,s
.|H.. double f..f .uW 'U HN Goo Ia" NHN.
IIH lr,.r sam ''N tUWIfuN cont N.a
t total n BH. 10 I'd. ..1.i iv,n'. thousand
H.... uf H.d. and l,tsrs iu the real 900
.''NH no
N,lupWrr' uLHpu Wr' THE hnd own.
r.s r. fNp Middle West truN That Tho
f.uU't aHw uI IuWItn. lHa iNr urN in.
dependent WHfN.i HNi iHnf We want
mn.r H"uNU.I .u Byi 'itf we NIN rui
.tI.". fuai n. .uf we 'Ini r
u'v N.I uH N un.H d'.,'Hp U snl
under HI." ,ifrUn. .'HU.r. ln' n' land
uVr.fa ..u.r tu turn rr'f leases iu
ar, H'nfHfa auUth'Hc ''t iNr Trust. hIi
inu 'Hf Tho ln n" .tW NI iuUuHNE
tI.I be- s IHu#UHuH vur among Iri,.
+ pendent FARMERS boo iHv u.l Nvi stHie'
. 'F.y, irer iss's n ih. yusnng Hod
I urp. '"r .yrtr. ~ 'Fu township iha' 40
7 Er.uUHN a Frt.fft' fourteen thousand
[ arrl NfN r. few weeks pro
urr uf those wells Z urN 11f1 'es'
I aHh VII D., HfIiiri fn $500 '.v' We
I have IHu rtr,rI ur In too N0v 'rs'
vrIs ifum % in a. fsr' u U.N lN,'"r
iu H.N Nsnfs seven vhr" has
produced fWH.l .HN r'HIr nN vusNrfi
Than aut other lH'fl,i In ur Wu'lN
Tho iW.ir .4m u. iHWVHuI hHf Wnf
under hsaNNat nn 'vrN. 'srr wells
through iHD hrHt u' HNUW four thou
'ul aerrs of iis r'rr'iua' 'l ami o.
Tho trrrt,rs r,0 tr..s md IN,
htn. hHtrr H '.f fHE n' ihH lNe RIu.'
~ Ni#N .hYHr|r .HW insiUU1fr Hn
Hi'snri Go NtlNiir rHr lr.'' Sam ni
Iumpant hut HrI Investor whH lnHN'
UIF WHh .Hr .HHi. HHN En n'r 'N
rfrHtfiIre arH ar. 'u. himself
Ne irst have hundred frnilon bar
fsls ~ on 'r uu. rf.arW Hrds Hn
irarrs Nuuf fswH'ats combined eW
a hundred HuFr uIi arm test an 1u
W uuf raut pfHurfiIst Hri War oWrW
.irh rsni i"a' viN uuur uui niNiuns NJ
offer Vru this siuUF unN nr H tarNa M
saiirr hasIs NJ 1vN Miliiun Tuuf iiuH
ifsH Thousand nuIia.a uhir 4 au HHr
Ufrnt ihr rfefrH' sturthni1rfe vrul
rrf arrfrte ysth sair W rur iri.
! rrrsrit M Ices 'h1r Ten N'Nrr nn.lar
, I ru- iafrrat sivrthn'irfs afr 'n Kan
. srH utisfrrfa near ruf rfurrHies
vs.. Ftyu srvrfHI Hffr rrf rfrf ~
+ fHaf Ht Wf't .sf HrH .ar rfuiuI
- Hris 800 them 40 HII sin.k u'n t1u
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-02
CALOMEL MAKES
YOU SICK. UCH!
"Dodson's Liver Tone" bet
ter than calomcl and can
not salivatc.

Colonel loses you daN' You know
what cplomcl T. It, mercury. quick
silver Calum'l Is dangerous II ctash.,
into sour bile like dynamite. cnmpins
mud sickrulns you Calumvl attacks tho
bones and should never Boz put into your
system
when you feel bilious. sluFrlsh. con
.tipslsd and al, Knocked out and hrliev,
you need dusr ~ dangerous csInmcl
Just remember that Nuuf druggist sells
iuf bo cents large bottle NJ bod son I,
Liver Tone. witch Is entirely vegetable
and pleasant to take and Ia perfect
substitute Tor u,lomsl u Is guaranteed
30 ttat, your liver without stirring you
up inside and can not salivatc
Don't toxic ,blnmcl' N makes YOU
sitk the newt day. u loses lou day's
work podHon's Liver Tone ttrsishtsn-
you tIgbi W. and you feel great Give
II n the rNlldfen bsrause u Il perfectly
harmless aud doesn't gfipc ADV
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-02

TH. arpeus demand iu. oll ma's
eco. ,uH, rrrnrN, TH. f,' orlnfr
urti,- of Nmy.la ore IN a.. NIdI
West uu r,.dS Crest rbu.I.fs ht"
raising millions b, .1rsoliintin. "i
properties ard through ti.h pnnhcfa
IuatIug new s,Juuti,l. backed b, ud
wop,ft.,t ru,.' uIs men know i''i
uu vii t'ub'. loo 1VIav G WHJ .'u'F
tui likewise vin grDu, ,i,Nu., '".
H,lp Uuld after rI.y secured
IN, Un,lr sam Dgl Company DO a..
uiuu.,r independent 10 nuNi iN, Nf'
tbr', independent t,ilu'tu 900 h'u'.
.ul oklahoma
% rps ,tptnI, w,n Bt iN. bed H.
different uppH. tutnt aud ia E|.I.U.
wealth vNvN Nvrt lt N uWu'.
over eighteen .U.H.HUi 600. .hM.I'
.,uvtcsuutluE V,uN .'ngf,ssiHu'l u
HI.t .u tho lu'uu 20 IH tu, t'1. pe'
pies company that u iu.. iH be- '"
put be- fyi white 'ud u.I' tuh NH.
Hu. and auto t"tNs tn l.lN''hE
I.n,Iy @sw uI u st least thifiy states.
rhs Company 10 ,,,ahlsheu. u h'
demon tfHttd tH ability in pfHi'.' M
srli from inH ifrH,hvN uui n'Wur NJ
'UH uU Monopoly EHut. hHt'ut inutN'
ts va. WfHugr persecution 10 pros
prfi,y. 1ri UuN 3r.N'. q. II' 'u uiN
alton tNU HsI.W.v ui an tW HiNE ANA
b,ry 1h,w Ev.rg until ~ WuiN ZION De-
~ 'fbr t,u tIuusHri h'i'F yr' lpN.
The HI f,'Hs ui lfHN Wyoming.
...i..,tn kan.s. Oklahoma. Arson.
.,a IHn.aHuH NIp NfVI.H Hni l.NHs
lave usrul hyrr s.Ht.h'd
Tl, WNufU 90 fnwvIil wE'uHf.
U.r no iHis cf'lt district iNti Ia NOW
. sHir iu maintain 'u.'N in ''l Wl'. IN
.nu'iuuuIs uprI li.'u VT.
st1'E i.st tuu .,r secure Hufrr ih'
I ss.fiiI.r uffr. N,fv.u viii ,r. ~. n H
.In ieN ysafs pa, mnf' In dividends
. fssIly uRn 'uu n,'I now ttnl 70 % o"n
.t Tho tHU', Sam 90. iuWr1nL NOV
ns. under H.'ieh. nineteen ,'H d'tr
en-, wells
~, bs,r uuy property ln he REL
BONA district With. f'.ff m''NH ut 600
IuIsa. ukHiuwH, Nrfu,iN l'Ni s'g.
.ftft promise uf NrIuL f.. ri,N. -
Isa.. n tlt territory ani will NOT
ut,r Two Nfi#n pHiiafa W nH vh'r
I,t aintsH DURING the H'tt 'shir.f
months Thrfp afv tifs p.uiu. iut
s1uda I'M this lhNir, and hrsil'a
tsrp production pnseiN.r TIE lt.N
lam tiH COMPANY CHniIN'a about four
..y btritsi aIffs Ir thIs Ngi iHrI
ustfI#f Two NrW wrla started Naf
,,si ., apoui tsc hundred N'ty bar
tsis psf day We vil HHNr IN 'v'
r,oFs nsw wells Hi th.r T|Hps.it vi'.N
f"V, tu Nfirrn daNs WD IHNr N lrfs
tUn turNfff Iu stIuns iu frs i.sp s.|
.bsurt -arlt rn ihis nrH rfunrit uu
.rsr..s sfr aurH o. Nafs fftn s"1 Il
I 3 UaH bsffyis taih ~ hirH rfair nN 4
ttia Istfi.i within frv vvsts
tbr uur line ~ ihr trrir sam n
yryrsrt s rnmr'r'sA ani Ir rtrfsiir
F,. N,sf tst wilrt ,HnrsUiinc a.
arse. percentage uf Ns ul ifnluvln
property ...
Nv wUI srrn have one hundred To
/ Hut rutitrirE ee'lt erN Iuuw lrN n
/ rrarfirsiit rfntpn grounds fnf 100
snN adtiticrai rFotucsfs
This nN ffnr tf's f.h new Vel Irf
f..H fhat tfnfh aHn f.s.h f.HW 81
d. Z tHoh DautIs lU lsI N about .rt
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-02
SANTA FE MEN URGED
TO GIVE UP DEMANDS

ALRuQrEEQrr IS VI Ma, Am
uoun,em,ut vos made h'r" Monday
thst slty representatives. of three div.
,f.ns r,ni,fur here had Udircss'd %
personal appeal io ol locals ~ h'
u,hIsou. Top.E, & Santa Fo vs''m 60
iuu ir withdrawal from th" demands
Of the four railroad hfothrfho1's ''r
an ,Irhi hour dpt AND time and % haN
|Uf overtime
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-02
roup vrcroprrs ron TEXAS.

TUCSON. Aria. May ? The lniNcIs'-
T., NJ T,Nps drhhtus team Wuu it' fourth
straight victory Nund,, nighj whom lt
defeated the uniyrrslt, " Arizona Tex
as supported The negative W the Vu,a
iInn. resolved that material n.r0Hs'
W armament ~ the United states o,rI
that obtaining or provided tut uu Au.
gust I. 1915 is iusiinBh'c
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-02
Crude Oil to 81 a Barrel

4t t.r .Y,fIf,, ,ff,r herein TO YOU. Tn.
pttbuftt.i issu, rf stock Of The Uncle
sam uu company is Four Hundred
Million Shsf.- m, Ioyal s,o,kholders
ON. tH,Ir .in.l al t,sg than four mills
p.r sI4rr ouf. tI,p,ftl,s by new devel.
.pm,nt and sdtnn..s In prices Of oil
hty, f.,sonatl, Increased al least ten
times lu value Lut We can place new
,,pi,,I ,t bi. advantage and will let you
H,,, sto,t N tb, sIctificr offer of elk
mills Der shsr. The real book value.
4 b,ii.v. h, non about twice that sur,
and V,I. roW ,i,iIIinr maj inrresse IL
.,v,r,t times more
n NDH Wiu laut quickly. Nou viii
sctir. trr ,tl,sntHyp NJ IL dividend allut-
m,nt which is "a Conditional stock dlvI-
d,rl
.r.. t..... ,..,. t,., ,,r,,,,,,r. IN.
s,,..,.. ,,NI .,Y, ,l,o,m,,, o,iviIeo.'
r,.. NH. ...,. ,,u ,Snn,n,r, a. nm
,.I'.l 49,. ~, r,,,,,,,.',,. Dt,.r.
,,,. ,ti ~ y,,,.,, .I. a." ste'Ihola.rn
.r.. .........,.. d.. -, . No. ,,J V,urh.r
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-02
NEWS FR0M cEARY.
II Is The Same Story Everywhere.

can fnY ullt
tavor,e rrr~np-
ton n n good
fnelicire for won.
en-, The reason
| took u Was Tor
female complaint
| took the con
tents N but one
bottle hut Il did
me guat good
and ! have been
glad | used It, IL
Ia the l--f mssli.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-02
Invitation and Assembly Dance
Tonight at Euclid

ror M, benefit ~ tho rln~ members
and their invited frirnfa npV ,iass
starts every Monday night learn the
four popular dances fnr 81 90
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-02

rW NprLrIuN Wpr More Than
{UpNHn fur tho Polish md Eei tfos
stations Of the central power. NUa raised
=, the G-rmHn- American hlFr. which
clo.ri Nnndl, nirht and which drew an
attendance oi In. OnO
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-02
APPELLATE COURT OPINIONS

Ahh"I nm
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,"Hi"' nh"'. u" Dol. 's'' .''.'
.rmI.s'' ..,.-
w. I'H'I w. 'h' ''"' ,,....,
.rHwwnE q corporation '' %. N,'NN''".
~ Nnrk"' ma " }. |''''''" VI.
s. V Nl't"i N'IiW.N
I''n. N''d N. Mf."N'I N''.''
I,N luIlN. company. .u'.'.'I
Affirmed
Ordcrs
lt.. IN. .'".
... Iu... .m
...u H... lm Nt. ' n'
r uUr. .. I.r ..'m.. .nt
u. ....I.s u ir.nuu nur .u,wn.
, ...r..d
Nuu, Elevator company N l"'"'n
.I,,H l.'t, company 'i nd " ] lunT
defendant ui lruss petitioner hud vs.
T. calvin administrator Petition 70. 90.
r i.nr.np dpupi
+. Waiter Brock W. Henry Krfor
Petition for frhraring denied
. I +. Moran w.. T.. VI Cunningham
- Noilon Ia t1,ste order herein ,n'crr,
tr,I 10 ulG dlsmiy,Ine crusc be- De-
'r,d
u r.,,go rn.k Island A. pnf.N. Rail-
.,., .,,.,... a.. r,.r r.utI,r u
.... ..,.,. .,..I
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-02
Gcary, Okla.

cine oi us Kind have ever heard
oi Mrs q. X. SutLtSu, No. BouIc-
ward, Grary. pkla
Al the first symptoms oi any he.
tangcment Of the feminine organism
nj any period oi life the one safe,
really helpful remedy IL nt, ficrce's
fsvoritr Prescription.
II is n vumanE meiicinc and Ne
such its mighty and marvellous rstot.
ntiyr power is Acknowledged the
country over,
nt Picrces Favor,c Prescription is
true friend tn women In times NJ
,rh and n, times " pain when Tho
organs aw not performing their iunc.
tons. For headache, backsche, ho,
flashes, catarrhal condition, bearing
down sensation, mental dchrvsion,
dirrine-s, iainting spells, lassi,nde and
exhaustion women should never TAIL
10 take this tried and true womcn's
medicine
/ Ia not n accr-, remedy for all tho
inrrr,lipna arr printed on the wrapper
Sold In either table, ot liquid form.
A nr.s, R.ct n,.., wcs~s- ssc~sa Nave.
Ovr, . m,nln ss-rle. ~ the -rN~ r~sN.
C-nr.- S-o.. N-.i,s.l Aav,.~- .f- ~ "
N. hsnis u the r.-yi. its i.-A The, s,r.t
cs sh--h have 81 f-~i N 49, ~ ssesisn,
~ .ssr-s. u 70 - rlsinly wri,sr.n the, sry.
u,~ esn underStsr, n
a~-d irr-- ~ --srr. ~. r-~n,s cs.sv--
tn ~ fNefts. itvsls,. Hu,si nuTsh v n anl
t'iei-s this rdtic~ sss yu1 vin fsr~its w. fstufr
naAil su SAAise pf,paAa. tAs ,aizAble t-ss-
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-02

rui su opposite tho stock YOU want
anil wate sh femiitanres PAYABLE %
Tho Uncle Sam pu Compsny. ny chech
lfHN Uf none, order
Niia ,unr name and address plainly
tSsmsl
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-02


" \ intvis ~ n " Great Bond uU
60 pcfcnd,n, iuvNor Is hstch, granted
Ru extension NJ thirty DAYS ruw Np.n
e. iais IN which 10 nle answer hrirf
Plaintiff In c4rut is hcrelr granted
until Ma, 10. iaie. In which to flr
hfipf
First state Hank NJ chandler " ~ O..
ronl Leave " hereby granted rlHinuff
IN rttrr go withdraw rs~r rNdr for rut.
ttrtInn
MARYLAND vasulft co W. unuo rrn.
paid Petition Tor rrhrafiur filed Ian
~ 1915. V hrteh, denied
" X iitvhIell We Henson OI yn
Petition Tor tpbcaring filed Ian 1s
! iNie Il hereby denied
v Y ~orchssd ~ Al " " Dam
| lri Petition Nrf rrhearin0 flci prr
| =. iaik l. hsrrh, irrlrd
Isaac Nngcl 70 AleN S,erlman rrii.
,lR fnr feheafint filu' March %. 1915
IL hereby den'si
iivNfd tand'um /" nj We NiNuI
I NdpIr ~ ~ Petition frf fth,iIInf 'N.
Aptl 10, 1919 is hereby sustained
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1916-05-23
Grain Review;

Chicago, May 22.-Prospects that
despite lessened acreage the Nebraska
yield this season might equal the
amount harvested In 1915 had bearish
influence today on the wheat market.
Reports were received that conditions
throughout the state were nearly per
feet and that great improvement had
been made in the last ten days. Apa-
thetic advices regarding foreign de-
mand counted also against the bulls.
Opening prices, which ranged from &c
of to sc up. with July at $1.12 to
$1.12A and September at $1.124 to
$1.12H. were followed by material
setback all around. .a.a......
An official forecast Of 10S,000,00O
bushels in Kansas this year led after
ward to a sharp break in values. The
close was weak, 3 to 3ss OSLO net low
er. with July at $1.0s1a OK and Sep
TENDER at $1.09A @1.O9A.
Predictions of enlarged receipts eased
the corn market. There was no urgent
pressure, though. from sellers. After
opening Nc down to " advance, prices
underwent moderate general sag.
Corn dropped decidedly lower with
wheat. The close was heavy, at 2Ac to
2h @2hc net decline. .. a
Oats declined with other grain. Fine
weather to promote growth gave an ad-
vantage to the bears.
Lower quotations on hogs weakened
provisions. There was noticeable alb
sence of support. =. r#
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1916-05-23
BAPTISTS ABOUT TO "
END CONVENTION

Minneapolis, Mlnn., May ~.
pr. c. A. Barbour, president u N
Rochester Theological seminary, II
Rochester, N. ", wac elected ssS
president Of the northern Baptist N
convention, without oppositlon, &c NJ
the annual meeting here today.
Minneapolis, MINI, May 22.-El1S
ton of officers of the convention aSaI
OF cooperating societies was the pit
cipal business on today's program c.
the northern Baptist convention s.
President Smaller Mathews OF CIT
cago, was not a candidate for reele6s
ton. "a
Among the cooperating societies
which were to elect Officers were IT,
American Baptist Foreign Missile
society, American Baptist Home Nh
sion society, Women's American Ban
fist Home Mission society, WomensS
American Baptist Foreign Mission Sfy5
ciety and the American Baptist Put
LEGATION society. 4
Il. +. Tomlinson. executive seer
tary Of the Ministers and Missiouari ~!
beneht board, in report to the c0jIl
vention, said that the permanent fund
had been Increased to SITS, l45.46 I'LL
report told Of q campaign In which
quarter of q million dollars had boo
raised and only m expenditure 81 ~
involved.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1916-05-23
DIRECTOR BACK
FROM MEETINGS
z. J. ElGENMANN ATTENDS rWoA
INTERNATIONAL coNxgN.
TIoNs WHILE AWAY.

z. j. Eigenmann. physical director
of the Central Y. NJ. c. A. has Just NJ
turned from Cleveland and Leroy OhieI
where he attended two big conven.|
tions. 5s1
In company with Secretaries J. III.
Brown and r. r. Jennings OF this city!
Mr.. Eigenmann attended the internes
tional Y. M. G. A. convention at Cleves
land week before last. At the conclus
sion OF the sessions there Mr.. Eigens
mann went on to Leroy, Ohio, about
forty miles east OF Cleveland.
There, for three days, the intern6s|
tional convention of physical directors
was held. About $50 men attended
from all parts OF the world. Theirs
were directors there from al the priNs
cipal cities Of North America, Soutk
America. Mexico, China, Canada, JaTg
an, the Philippine islands, ana India. sH
Dr. Edward Gray, general secretary
OF India reported that the national rove
eminent there had given him $500. 00A
to Introduce physical education into
that country and DR.. w. III. Croker 0f
China talked of much the same kind O.!
work which Is being done in that cau1s3
try. The two mon are in this c0aantfS'
hunting ten physical directors each t6
take back with them to assist IN III
work.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1916-05-23
MONKEY TRIES TO
CRANK AUTOMOBILE

A diminutiye monkey amused many
Ottumwans Saturday afternoon, whSff1
1t performed numerous clever tricE1
on the streets here, In response to gul
tural commands from its master, en-
swarthy organ grinder. The repertoir2
of the drolls little comedian included
dancing, marching, somersaults, boN
and Handwriting. distinct hit VIZ
scored when the monkey calmly walk
ed up to nearby auto and attempted
to crank the machine. Small boyS
were not the only interested SPECTATOR
for the sidewalks were lined with
grown ups, wherever the strollers stopE|
ped and the pennies frequently dro1i
ped into the monkeys cap.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1916-05-23
Stock Market

New York, May 22.-Irregular move
ments Of the first hour Of Wall street
opening today indicated incessant re-
alizing. st. Paul made an extreme gam
of two points and other leaders I'M
proved until opening prices before the
reaction became pronounced. Canadian
Pacific declined sharply. Other rails
yielded more moderately. Trading DRIFT
ed to the munitions and similar shares
with gains Of to points for Crucible'
the Locomotives, New York Air brake'
American Car and Industrial Alcohoi.
Motors and copper and zinc issues were
higher, but United States Steel was
relatively backward. Bonds were nrm.
The upward swing in the stock mar
ket was renewed on the resumption OF
trading today, rails again leading the
movement. Transcontinentals We're IN
particular demand. Union Pacific open
ed with $500 shares at a maximum gain
Of y, which soon increased to ~,
with IL for Canadian Pacific. Reading
showed an early gain Of substantial
fraction and LehiEh Valley. st. PAU.
Atchison, New York Central and Ne"
Haven were active at higher Levels.
Coppers, as well as leading spec1altles'
showed further Improvement.
The closing was strong.