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The Elbert County tribune., 1916-09-15
Vegetables.
MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
Prices Quoted for Metals.

Spelter, Denver-$S.67.
Copper, casting-$27.25.
Lead, New York-$6.65.
Bar silver-6Sc.
Boulder. Colo. - Tungsten concen
trates. 60 per cent, SIS to 1923 per unit
Crude ores, 60 per cent, SIS to $40;
rs per cent, $9.40 to $40; 10 per cent
$3.50 to 50 per unit.
The Elbert County tribune., 1916-09-15
Butter, Eggs and Poultry.

Chicago.-Butter = Creamery, 27Q
32c.
Eggs-Firsts, 27Q27hc; ordinary
firsts. 26@26hc; at mark, cases in.
cluded, 21G27c.
Potatoes-Jerseys, s1.25@1.5O; Min.
nesota Ohios, s1.25@I.3O.
Poultry-Aliye, higher; fowls, 1sc;
springs, l9c.
The Elbert County tribune., 1916-09-15
James J. Hill Had SAC. 900 600.

st. Paul, Minn.-A preliminary in
ventory of the estate of the late James
]. Hill. the railroad financier, obtained
by the Probate Court here, shows
Minnesota holdings approximating
s40,OO0,000. involving an inheritance
tax of $1,25O.OOO.
The Elbert County tribune., 1916-09-15
Explosion Kills Three.

Fairchance, Pa.-Three men were
reported killed when an explosion
wrecked the DUPONT powder works
tear here.
The Elbert County tribune., 1916-09-15
Cardinal easparri May RESIGN.

Rome.LIt is reported that Cardinal
Gasparri, papal secretary CT state, is
about to resign on account of illness.
The Elbert County tribune., 1916-09-15
Kansas City Produce,

Kansas City.-Butter Creamery.
2Sc; firsts, 26c; seconds, Csc; pack
ing. 2414c
Eggs-Firsts, 27c.
The Elbert County tribune., 1916-09-15
Fairbanks Stricken While speakino

Oklahoma City, Okla.-Charles w.
Fairbanks, Republican vice presiden-
tial candidate, suffered an attack of
indigestion while addressing an audi
ence at the Auditorium here
The Elbert County tribune., 1916-09-15
Cotton Markef

New observation-disclosures. 1910;
December, 1880: January, 1888;
March, 1857; May, 1870. Middline
uplands, 1916.
The Elbert County tribune., 1916-09-15
Memphis Sailors Buried.

Washington.-Five sailors who lost
their lives on the Memphis were
buried at Arlington cemetery.
The Elbert County tribune., 1916-09-15
Texas County Dry by Ffty-six Votes

Corpus Christi, Tex.-Aransas coun.
ty. Tex, moved into the prohibition
column, the "drys" winning in local
option election by majority OF fifty.
six votes.
The Elbert County tribune., 1916-09-15
Norwegian steamer Sunk.

London.-Lloyds announce that the
Norwegian steamer Kong Ring was
sunk. Her crew was saved.
The Elbert County tribune., 1916-09-15

The designed by
troops bdgebudg The large the of the holds
s
light be hilltop other elevation and the
light focused dmmed turned
front
The Elbert County tribune., 1916-09-15

Grain.
Wheat, ch. mill 100 lbs buying. .s2.12
Rye. Colo, bulk, 100 lbs, buying 1.60
Idaho oats, bulk, buying. . 1.50
Colorado oats, bulk, buying 80. Las
Corn chop, sack, selling .... LIS
Corn in sack, selling. g..... It's
Bran, Colorado, per 100 lbs, sell
ing .................. 1.25
The Elbert County tribune., 1916-09-15
Hogs.
Sheep.
HAY AND GRAIN MARKET.

+. o. B. Denver. Carload Price.
Hay.
Buying Prices.
Colorado upland, per ton $15.0O@ 1000
Nebraska upland, per ton 12.o0@13.oo
Second bottom Colorado
and Nebraska, per ton. 10.0O@1l.
Timothy, per ton ...... 18.50019.0u
Alfalfa, per ton ......... 10.OOQl1.5O
South Park, choice, per
ton ........ 17.50918.00
San Luis Valley. per ton. 5.00@16.0O
Gunnison Valley. per ton .16.00@17.0O
Straw, per ton 4.5C
The Elbert County tribune., 1916-09-15

Flour.
Selling Prices.
Standard Colorado, net-3.50.
The Elbert County tribune., 1916-09-15
Butter.

Creameries, ex. 1st grade, Id 3;
Creameries, I'd grade, b.. 81
Process .... 2.
Packing stock "a az!
The Elbert County tribune., 1916-09-15

we.lern Ne.spaper unlon News ser.lee.
The Elbert County tribune., 1916-09-15
Live Poultry.
Eggs.

Eggs.
Eggs, graded No. 1 net, +. o.
B. Denver . ......... %
Eggs, graded No. 2 net. F.
o. B. Denver ..... 13
Eggs, case count, misc.
cases less commission .6.25@725
The Elbert County tribune., 1916-09-15

London, Sept. II. The British
troops in their advance across the
Struma in the region of Lake Tahinos.
have driven the Bulgarians from four
villages, says a war office statement
of the operations in Macedonia. The
British also repulsed strong Bulgarian
counter attacks.
The Elbert County tribune., 1916-09-15

Rome.-Italian troops have cap.
tured a strong Austrian position in
the Leno valley on the Trentino front.
The Elbert County tribune., 1916-09-15
ALLIES BEAT BACK GERMAN
FOES IN FRANCE, GALICiA
AND RUMANIA
.HAL|Cz FORT BLOWN UP
GERMANIC ALLIES TAKE FORT.
REsS OF SILLISTRiA, ON
THE DANUBE.

western Newspaper Union News Service.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-29
JoHNSoN'S COMPANY
NOW IS RECRUITED
TO los GOOD MEN

Men " military cNpcficnc, in the
number II los have reported tn Lieu
,tnan, Oville Johnson oi Oklahoma
City. vho !, engaged IN forming Iht
nutltu, ~ second regiment iot OKLA.
trma so 60 10 the Mexican iron, IN the
t,sr, o second call u received Lieu
ienan, Johnson va, IN IN. national
guard n New York for seventeen wear,
end a lieu,ensn, IN the Frs, New Work
.rlur,,et infantry IN N, spanish
msfican war
Tho class " men "a. A.. interest
ire," said Lieutenant Johnson. will
mratc ,et, iaNmabl with those vhr
answered N, iitd rall. ard the ,sp,
ticntt these men have had will en-
lance the liklihccd Of their stcer,an, Z
b, the government Tn. ist, ,h,, the,
art experienced will interest other men
who otherwise would no, como In 4,
all IN, experienced soldier know, N,
,fa,e hardship. to which Ne lkey
nuld he subjected rs trmrsny With
inexperienced men shc raus. un,ani
TAR, condition, and sickness IN raNr
be spite " lhs ciiits, llcws,tt. win
m, number VI experienced men nos
ON our toll st oan ac,er, inespsfi
,i,,,d men. knowing that IN, old heads
w,ll b, .bl. 10 take cate 81 any ,ii
uauon"
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-29
NEW YORK

SEW YORK juno nl Tho .aro.
Wsrkrt opened steady ~ fa.I.r. ~ 4.
in = puIttt TO-DAY 100 respoTs. 'H HIstU.
roir'iug cables and private .r"u report
placing ths condition li 20 compared
With - last month THIS indicated Im.
rroyrmrr " fDr Tho months sUgFsai|ng 'u4'
the crop had made better progress than
indicated h, some NJ 'ir recent reports
and ihefs wAr some selling here '0r IN.
erpoNl t,' 'ouut Ihf recent pressure from
Wall sire sources VtF hrkng however.
owing pN,hRtlN in mo Nrmsf ruling ~
~. stock market Hnd me more favorable
view ~ NoktHu rffflFa md Urirss
s'stdicd ~ right after fHr .tI Ni'l pt-
iuhrr advancing from i7l.ul5 .'r uni
tle ,Duhsr from i1 77dIF 1Tl
TrNdIn,, was Yer, guIs' sts ir me
morning but 'he market held steady
sround '-nursdtN mgh's rIntiuE prices
f0r lul while nov tfur deliveries sold
about y points r'i nurff with u,.
iHh'r ~ l1glr md december nf lI 1Sc
shortly Nf'er mid dat \ private con.
diiiuu r. poft issued r' noon made mo
condition sNt perDfr' against ~ psr-
cent last month
Herofis That ball v,sSH were t' om
ms inrr'tsinEit run,ruuH In sections o
the belt i1Hh'i'st h'IurI fn f'HffI.i of
''finEs it rnr the yHrN afternoon .rf
prices udsf steady around l12lr fn'
October - shout . puin'- rs' hlshsI
SPOT .,''uu. qui0 Wifiing urHuI'
:. IHl ~ rHIss
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-29
TAXES ON TRACT
EXEMPTED, CLAIM
Commissioners Asked 10 Can.
eel Assessment Against
Property.

The Interstate Building 4 ! oan ,om.
pauy. representing W. T. 4 tnoth,
ard associate, has a,k,d the cii, com
missioner, 10 cancel ,hc l9ll, 1912 and
1913 city uNe, standing against the
Wnan, tract, which extend, from SiN
ircn,h stree, north IN Invent, third and
from the Santa le tta,k, west tn Malk
cf street. citing that under the STATE
law, the 81, authorities had right
20 hting tho ,tae, within the corporate
limits m lplO hut. with more than fort,
acre, NOT suhdNidet u va, not sub
icti 10 taxation ,ot riiy purpose,
u + Wilson. attorney in' the appll
,an,,. informed N, ccmmi,u,net,. that,
with such uNs, cancelled. the tract.
nnw ,uhd,yided can he sold In building
lot, and much improvement IN ,ha, a.,
tirt may he expected. s,petiall, In
view oi the early completion ~ the
hts ,ar,tnl
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-29

WOMAN ENACTS
EVE IN EDEN
Chicago Woman Who Led 7
R. Cheering Even Adopts
Fig Leaf,

MANISTEF Mirh-Atured IN ,h.
fashion Sc, nv Eve IN the Garden OF
Eden. even to IN, ig leal. for III,
really held a tiny tW,g before her Mrs
John Lind. ls years old, ot Chicago,
approached a farm house on the shore
Of Lake Michigan and begged Tor
clothing
Mrs Lind. i, was learned la''t. wa'
the woman who led the h,',cfi,al ,hctt
inc Tor Roosevelt, At the tc,cn, pro-
ste,siye convention IN Chicago Either
the physical strain 81 thi, oh'etng "
fegrc, because ci Roo,eyeljs refusal
TO run ior president ou the progressive
ticket. tau,ed a complete mental break
down, i, is believed
Almost Immediately after the con.
yen,lon she displayed a mental relapse
and va, hurried to the 'cclusion ~ a
cottage a, Hamlin Lake about twenty
miles from here. medical attendants &C
eompanying her.
A, abou, ! o'clock The other morning
Mr., Lind fled from the cottage while
other member, n IN. household slum'
bered and CROPPED her way through a
dense growth II ,hruhbefy covering
the high sand dune, between hamlu
lake and Lake Michigan Reaching
Lake Michigan she abandoned he's
nish,sown. hoping 80 cause her put
,uer, 10 believe ,he had ended hs'
life by drowning Naked 'h. ploddet
through the sand until she approached
ManiStee As garments were reached
her she fled hu, later wa' found b,
oiiicisl, At the mention oi Rco'.vel,'
name 'he flew into q violent tase.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-29
MEETING OF NAVAL
BOARD IS DEFERRED

\ meeting ui the Okhhum, naval
consulting board scheduled 'ar 0u,
morning IN the courtroom ~ The cor
potation commission was postponed WOW
nj , o'clock this afternoon on account
oi the inability II some Vt 'hr mem
hers 20 Ne present AZ q morning ,e'
sion
Tn. purpose n, this meeting \, ,o pfr
pate statement setting forth What
could he supplied h, Oklahoma iot m,
uphulldiug n the United States arm,
and na,N
Members ~ the hoard. which is a a.
vision Of the national naval cNn,ul,lul
board are " \ Hinoklcv Of l0lS Nof,l
Harvey avenue. Prot L ". Ratt o
me University oi Oklahoma Norman
J = Fisher " Rafilr,,illc VI " Va
l,fiu, oi Tulsa and Prot n y no
fsll ~ the state university chairman
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-29
NO DANGER OF BAD
CONDITIONS AT CAMPS

WASHINGTON. lun' y th,,,
who have sons. husband, ur ,w,e,
hearts With the national guard Sst,
rtumssd TODAY hy III, arm, medical A,
rarmtu, tha, ,her, would b, uo t,p,
uinu " spanish var health condition
among lht ,tnors lh' dairwsu, pn,n''
on, that typhoid is,cf ha h,cu ,i'u
ally eliminated and vast stride, mad,
IN controlling Other diseases
The statement declares World stand
ards - sanitation have hc.n ,,l b, ih,
I lnnsi States army medical service and
iha, ~ roin, Of supple, ,m, IS N,
hest equipped division oi the army
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-29
EARLY OPINION AS TO
ELECTION LAW URGED

decision b, ,hs supreme court On
an appeal irrm ,hr Judgment ni MI.
superior court NJ Oklahoma county
holding that portions Il the new uni.
,tf,al registration law ar, unspn'ii,u
tunal heior, the coming primary ,l,o.
,ion will he urged hy N, state accord
Ing to Attorney General Freezing
The dsci,iur ui ,h, Oklihrma enur.
" court General lrsslius points nu,
DIVES no' affect registrar, n 'hs r,f
irtmancs n 'Tttt iu,, and he 'avs
neither should /, affect n, allcw,nt,
ci compensation claims n registrars ir
an, county csctri Oklahoma shets
ihsir rauneni ha' been tnioin,d b, d,
ci,iun ol III, superior court
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-29
SOlOn'S Philosophy
OF The Want Ads

Wy .ru. iNs mudsfn June hrid. fur.
r'shrih hsf hNNs through the medium
Nf 'hs NsN' 49,
NJ, son ne wan, Ads are r.s,,,oa
risAsfs srt position settlers iNr sn sho
uss 'Nsr, scientific ally
Va tHn summer vacations afs made
hUHNf sri hsprN ara ,hsit r~.t 10
Ffssil1 reduced - me u,s ~ ne wsr,s
w son home cfnts. store .ns fee.
fuf, aersssrfis. sfs bss, nh,s,osA
hfrusf 'hs insifumsntsl,, ~ ,hs
Wan, Ne
Ny srr business venture. sro~ ls,s
roli mines ~ lssH ~ hirt sfVs.t,seA
fNf '.ls ~ s,thsrsi m ,hs wan, .ci.
urn. A.
", ,rN A. M is. N, heart vAsN
thou uisfeiF e Treasure fef the tees
sni FHuri column sr 1uissi, eeeva
BE fHf ihsf
ut srr shsr iit hryn,. ~ rffies sslp
leave ihss rei nihss. n fiii the vseeNe
pisces p, "a, IN ne v.r, cciumss
81 snn concentrated energy ss the
'llrlmsr, n n..ss ara assi,ss 10 .
trsh fsNnNion n the wsu. a.
4, srr. .sf,iss n .r 10 'hs ssIUeso
n he wan, Aas 'o' ,hsy rlsy ~ h.
tsTi,ss
~, .or ne Hsb m.r. scls esa ~
no mnfe tsH,snr, IN ihs Wen, AAs skeo
ihs rcof risns rsnrisf
V, con IN ssstIrs -sy 10 sAvsNse
'hi ssW ir ths tuslns.. vc.lA ~ ~
nssisr' tfs 10" -sy ihs, ~ I've weas
AAs
", ,on. domestic ,.-~.rs ~. o. M
rsrs srd ell ss.N ssy IN the veas. v
thou ussth the Ven, Ads.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-29
STOCKS BOOM At
CRISIS PASSING
Importance Of Mexican Stu,
alton Shown on Wall
Street. p

NEW YORK June 20 Tho importance
~ tho MEXICAN sual0r 49, financial
factor WAs demonstrated A. mo opening
~ lodays market The derlHou of the
Mexican go,ernmonl ~ release me Amer.
lcnn troopers wtH made the occasion NJ
excited trading BOO WHICH special issues
rose 10 points Ut'r ~ fDr Mexican
Petroleum Other active stocks uSlud
ing rails war groups and metals were
higher POS TO points IHfcf states
Stc"Ir FIRST trnuaprtlou ,unyI-isd uf 49,.
h00 ~ thd W ~. tu extreme ghuu NJ 20,
Reactions u / 10 points resulting main.
Is from profit taking were roEirterfi w.
fore the end of the rrs hil' haur
Prices showed Vrrltrr ltT,RuHrlfE 100
tho afternoon WRf and equipment iHsIct
'prlnc virtually HIl their eRfN Hdvuu.
iNro. while Marine Preferred and rrRBs
COMPANY extended their gains lnlr,t
states steel Vas most steady " the
leaders
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-29

IINERIs vol. June 10 COTTON spo,
stsHfy. rOd middinE s7-f mIddiirE
I'D low mifduns 0ld sales . n00
for speculation and export 400 receipts
100 Futures. quiet June 1tid
June 1uh. 1874 july. .Nur.rs' pld
AuFus, = ,niemh-f ;sJt rfsWhsr.
october sci October November
: -sSd ,Io> euhcf nfr~WhsT rid n'
rsmhsf .nuary. - t.uHp Fsb.
fuHf,. E 'tsI IshFuHF March r'd
March Aprl 5,ld Arfil MAJ ''tsf
Ns, jun. 'sisd june. iIN stisd
Weekly cotton statistic Total '0'
vsfdsf - mills tN nun bales Nwsft. 81
1' unU stock sAs ooN Amer .pn 5ls o1u
import - non. American 90 nNWt "a
pnr's HtkIH
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-29
CHAIN LOCKED ON ANKLE
OF FlVe.YeAR. OLD BOY

loRAlN. Ohio As a run,,hm,n,
Tor his S.yest.cld son Michael H..
Michael kepi,k,, steel workman. al.
tsthed a twenty round log chain IN the
bo,'s ankle. locl ny !, iitml, with =
paddock, police inund
The hoy hal dragged ,he hsa,,
cham iot two days before h,, rlishi
was discovered ~, ankle ptohabl, i,
permanent, injured
Tho elder kcnh,ki when arrested
claimed ihs, IN, hoy had stolen mons,
ard he put the .hain IN NJ, a. pun
i'hmen, n, t,ld The court he had
intended 10 keen the chain nn M,
ankle until school started again
The father wr' fined $40 .nd cost,
and given thirty da,s In iaii.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-29
j. S. CITIZENS
LEAVE TAMpICO
DURING NIGHT
Carranza General Warned
They Would Be Held
As Hostages.

GALVESTON. Texas, June 9--The
United States navy tender Dixie ar
rived here today from TampVo with
Us refugees on board, most Of them
Americans THE tank steamship Herbert
g. Nyie arrived from Tampieo with
about 80 refugees and the steamship
Fort Morgan arrived from Puerto Mex
lco with nln-teen Americans on board.
The refugees from Puerto Mexico,
report that the skilled laborcrs from
Galveston and Houston who had been
engaged ON repairs to the steamship
San Cu,tobal which was damaged by
fire. are eth IN the United States gun
boat Wheeling where they took refuge
last week
Ih- ,tav oi the refugees IN quatan-
tine vii depend ON the length Of time
they have been On ,hipboard
Taken Out at Night o
The refugees from 1ampico were
taken from the CT, between midnight
and dawusla,t Sunday morning 10 avoid
J. possible clash with the Carranka
force, under General Naiarrate, who
wa reported a. having sad that all
americans m Tampico should he held
ds hostage a, security against bonn
hardmen' hy American wsrships
The american, had assembled in
Tampr. ,everal day, previously on in
urucrou, from Consul Dawson Sun
| day night Consul Dawson and the COM
manAcr, oi 'hc gunboat, Marietta and
. Narha. dcldcd 'ha, It were best 10
I remove the American, during the night.
. Orders we're then sent to all Americans
m IamUoo lnNrucling them 10 assem-
bic a. the Texas company building.
the Bergen building and the Colonial
club
Gunboats Give Protection.
This was done 80 the gunboats could
give ample protection IN case Of hos-
Tile action on m, present Mexican
troop,
The refugees were first taken "a the
tank steamers Herbert & Wylie and
/ { \ Garfield and most oi them were
later transferred ~ the Dixie
The Garfield was sent up the Panueo
river 20 get any Americans who had
failed 10 respond 10 the call 10 assem-
bic IN Tampleo and - expected to ar
rive here shortly
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-29
ILLINOIS STATE TROOPS
ON WAY TO THE BORDER

SPRINGFIELD. III. June 9-The
FIRST iuian,r, regiment oi IN, llllno,
National guard l.Sn strong and fair.
ly well equipped iot the field pulled
ont oi Camp Dunno last night ior sefy.
i,c on the Mexican border amid the
tlcef, oi five other enyious regiments
and the sob, here and there oi moth
ef or sweetheart
They will he followed Thursday by
tie Second infantry and thursday
nlgh, By IN, THIRD and IN, complete
staff OF the First brigade Tn, First
cavalry. the First battalion ~ the field
artll,t, the signal corp, and the field
hospital companies will depart Friday
ui SATURDAY
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-29
FIFTEEN MILLION ASKED
FOR MORE hEROPlhNES

WASHINGTON luns - The war
department submitted supplemental ,,
innate, t' annrfr,, 'uirt yllng iuf in
appropriation ~ Slsoonn 'rf army
and national guard arr service II s,k.1
that the none, hs made immediately
available The increase &c due in a Vr
nal corps plan =. outfit a. once twelve
national ruiti srfurars squadron,
With thirty ,is aiftfait zach
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-29
DEPOT AT BROWNSVILLE
READY FOR 10000 MEN

BROWNSVILLE. Texas. June ~
la,ill'lc, to suppl, 1000 'n.n, a.
result oi the establishment, Of a depot
uusftefmauef', headquarters here was
announce oiiicrall,at Fort Brown to-
&c., several hundred carloads of
freight with all kinds -, equipment i,
u,v moving toward Rto~n,,ills. and
20 Wa stated this VII n. the base Tor
ih, eastern DIVISION oi the army n
event o' hoerlr,,,' with Mexico
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-29
COURT REFUSES TO 0UASH
CONSPIRACY INDICTMENT 7

\lN lOEk lurr 10 United
Sais. Judge Nol,ef'on TODAY over
uicl 'hr motion 'o uua,h lhr irdir'
m,rt charging Rtprc,tuuu,r lraus
Buchanan FORMER representative n
Ithsu Fowler q IS Nnrrs,' irrmc'
af'rur, general ~ Ohio and other
with violating 'hs sherman law b,
iomenung. strike, 900 muuriou Ncfk'
ard un steamship pier. through ih'
medium ei lIhors Nauural rsat,
.Hfr.f
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-29
U. S. MIGHT "GRACEFULLw
RETURN MACHINE GUNS

CHlHt NHtA ClTN. lune ~ VIA
tl rasc Junction lune 9l-Hsh OF.
iyisl, oft the ds laJto So ttnmen, said
here 'uia, that u would he very
gfaJe'ul act on the par, ot IN. United
States government y, v would return
,h, ten machine gun, and other war
materials taken b, IN, American uoops
ir 'hs tights N,ih Villa bandit,
lots tha,tt handi, Who h,, been
operating 200 eastern chihuahua neay
hacienda hi' surrendered
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-29
svrts eoIluo COOS

n les meat shall pr sst sipsf hrllsd
ssss sNnf ihs manner ~ ths Albsr.ans
II isf'inss n thr strength ~ thsif Al.
sessions An s1ual rnmhef NJ sefs snd
onions aft boiled together ~ shrui 'hfss
hours Hsi, rn frn succsssi,r 1s,s 'hs
ssss NsInr SLIGHTLY r'irtsf sH.f rsrH
hrii fo thsi 'Hs HIss " he nHIrrs ha.
roughly rsfmfaf.s Them
Thsi sft ratHrait. ~ herd at bullets
=, N. end of 'his ttstmsni bet On Al.
h.nl.n vilI tr'i trtn hues plsitMi
hslrsd down fv lashints II nuvs cil
and then ,'smrf fni e ssccni helping -
London Chfcn.cis
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-29
ST LOUIS

ST LOUIS June % noes Re
Colpb 1000. stead, rigs and lights
8 sad1 IN, mixed and butchers ie0J
. 80, good heavy i1s0n1 %, rulk 500 y
n9s0 CATTLE Receipts 900. stca1i
native beef stcers s. S6dli75 yoarlng
steers and hclfers is i0d 10 So, COWS s. DO
0E2b. Iockors 81 5Oqs IN, Texas and
Oklahoma steers S. 5oH1 oO ptnic ycarl.
ing steers Rui h'Ifers ~ 15uln %.
rov' and hoifcrs g. onns m. prime
southern steers - h0ulh On. native
calves 81 n0Uil 1a SHitr RsCsipis
1000. atsHdy Nethefs 81 nnds 0u
clipped ewes - Ioofit no. Ullpped lamhf
it0'Hl n1. sprinc lambs Y, oo4ll ~
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ALLEGED BOOZE
JOINT POPULAR
Witness Says Scores Visited
House Sober and Went
Away Drunk.

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Cotton Seed Yield
Is 4,2Ql,O59 Tons

WASHINGTON lunc y -Cor~.
seed crushed from 'hs crop oi 1913
'otall.d i9olo'p ton, compared with
S779toS tons IN 1914 the censu, bureau
'.da, announced ltnief, obtained
numbered 9N4b9 e1uiyalen, O0 pound
bale, compared with 49, oo0 bale, IN
lyl4
seed crushed and Inter, obtained ~
pressed IN equivalent Spo.pound hale'
hy states follow,
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KANSAS CITY June 20 HOGS ne.
hcayy ,o65a9s5; ilrht io66uo75. pigs
81 6OuS7b CATTLE Rcceiuus lb01,
steady Prime fod Wcors ~ 2iulO ~.
dressed beef steots ~ 00m 10 90. south
holfcrs fI2bng7j, stockerH ~ $50 90
sllEEr Receipts ?.Opo steady LAmhs
IS 5om 10 rs. ycpfling. t7sins2j We'h
'rs s. 2lh7 So. cWtf 81 DOd77S
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CHINA DtcoRArBs AMERICAN

BERKELEY. Cal tuns - In rec
cFri,ion II his aid to China. IN con.
rec'inn 18th ~ participation N The
Panama Pacific exposition Edward
u'N,ill. professor n inorganic chem
Wif, oi The Cniv,',iN Of California
las been decorated with the order Of
ihe Golden Sh,,i BY The Chine. gov.
tfnmtnL
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CHICAGO iune 21 HOGS Receipts
~ NM SLOW bulk 81 bbIsi5 nsht - 10
u9i mixed 81 3OdrsO hsavy. iP2rg
'sh rough 50 26dalU rirt s. so . IN
CATTLE Receipts nm weak Satiye
beet rtrilc iiiOnli2i western steers
g. i0n 70 ia siocket- ib 5fnsso cows And
hfIfers 81 iid'si. calves y son ~ ih
SHEEr Receipts. O00 weak Wsth-
srr s. f0d N lambs . 25hF 50
springs iI2bdlns6