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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-12-01
Linen Department

Bath Towels
in large. medium and small sizes, with blue,
pink, lavender and gold borders Priced
Bath Mats
in all Sizes in white pink, red, gold and blue
Priced at NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 1.25 to 2.75
Magnolia Outing
in all colorS, plaidS and stripes, extra fine
quality at the price at ...............10 10c
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-12-01

CAREER NJ, Latierty, veteran ot
the Civil war. dressed as n woman. wearing
sunbonnet, pulled II, s, Goode, n local oil
man and merchant, In llttls express wagon
down the middle Of Main street here, tol'
lowed by brass band aud small boys Eigh,
years ago Goode, dressed as n woman, gave
lafferty ride over the same route IN q
wheelharrow, Both rides were the payments
OF freak bets on presidential elections As
Lafforty Ia nearly 50 years old, and has for
years employed the use OF crutohes. an ex,
press wagon was substituted in place OF the
wheelharfow In giving Goode "A ride,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-12-01

GARBBR-The citizens OF CARRIER recently
organized commercial club, selecting NJ q
Taft president, II. n, Bruce, treasurer, and
key Peters, secretary, CARRIER is feeling the
effects OF the discovery OF oil five miles south
ot town and msny improvements and several
houses are under construction,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-12-01
S1.25 Table Cloths for csc

$125 Table Cloths for 98c
Round scalloped mercerized damask, 64x6t
inches regular $l25 value, special. ...... CSC
Table Cloths
Plain hemmed, mercerized damask, 64x64
IucHtS, dl .VoC
New Scarfs
New line of dresser scarfS, some with dainty
lace edges, some scalloped, while others are
hemstitched sizes 1Sx54 inches. Priced
at Observation-Disclosures. .25c to 69c
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-12-01

BOKCHIT0--The Bokchitc state bank, u
new financial institution here, has opened for
business with u capital OF 100000. The OF.
ticers are u, A., Mckinney, president Tom
King viee-president DIR, W \, Works,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-12-01

Scouts sent to Terrazas south of
Sau2 station by General OZuna were
killed. Wednesday by villa bandits
operating south of Sauz, Carranza Of
ncials who arrived on the troop train
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-12-01

BARTLESVILLE- Rotary club ot
Bartlesyille will establish y tree elinio whore
the physicians Of tina city will donate their
services for the benefit ot the sshoolchildren
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-12-01
Bedding and Drapery Dept.
THIRD FLOOR

Wool Blankets $500
Soft wool blankets comes in Light gray, ends bound
with tape, I2XSi inches; very good value, at, per
e. 81
Down pillows 81 90 Pair
Pure white goose down pillows, 22X2S inches.
cred with best German linen ticking i pounds
pair; good at the price pair ..........S 100
odd Curtains, Half Price
few pairs of odd curtains to two of each kind,
some medium priced ones, also a few fine ones, to-
gether with short lengths of other draperies such
Swiss voiles net, marqusette, cretonnes and
fast Materials anything in small lots, will sell
at Half Price
Satin Comforts $3.50
Beautiful satin covered comforts filled with
lambs wool; large size and plain colored satin bor
ders; beautiful comfort at the price, at $3.50
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-12-01

II is believed 10y the refugees and
Curranza officers that General Ire
vino in Withdrawing left first for Ia
luloapa, south of the city and from
there moved to Aldama, about twenty
miles distant Another report said
the Carrau2a commander was at lla-
Cicuda Dolores. west of the city.
one Mexican civilian refugee de-
Clarcd today he had seen Francisco
Villa In the city Monday before the
train left. lie said Villa was walking
without the aid of crutches, as If 10
inspire his men with his fortitudc His
uusachc was shaved of ana he
looked much thinner than of old.
Breaks Into Stores.
To obtain medicines for his wound
villa is said by this refugee to have
broken into drug stores I'm the city
after he had penetrated the business
section. Thinking this action meant
the hcgiuning of looting villa bandits
broke into stores and private homes.
the refugee said villa To stop this
luotiug Is said to have shot two of his
followers and succeeded in stopping
the pulag'uc.
Another train is expected To- reach
the border from SauZ tomorrow with
additional refugees and probably
many more wounded soldiers and civ
uiaus from the capital \ large num-
hcr reported to have left afoot
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-12-01

HoBART-Mnhel Bear. a white woman.
WAS arrested with four men In raid here,
charged with gambling and playing cards. She
is the first 10 be charged with gambling In
the couoty. according to the county records.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-12-01

TIsHoMINGo William r. Scay, who was
injured near here last week by falling thru
a defective culvcrt with his wagon and team.
has filed In district court here u suit against
three county commissioners and their bonds.
men for damages In the sum OF s1,9SG.sO.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-26
The Farm, Of kufope

When the vlf end, u Europe
sri O, must sHmr time several iac,ort
will hsln in me rehabilitation u
European agfi.Iliuf.
Hundred 10 thousand, Vt men who
knew nothing u' machinery when the
war began vii come back from the
FrH,hr with a thorough knowledge NJ
gasoline and o'l ergn', and ut many
tr,.s. Tar more compile, than modern
agricultural implements, Their ma.
chine, will come with them. ior the
engine now gathered 'nr war will then
hr distributed inf pea r'ul work Ono
good tractor will 10 'Hr plowins ior
halt a country VILLAGE inf he 4, re-.
msmhsf,i that Europe dne, no, vast,
ground and mour, ru i,rc,, there ate
luN marker, between the n.lds Also.
'hg road, arc good and m, market, ar.
.l",s ~ hand European agriculture
vii hr m.icfrissi with a rush
\.'hrs ~ Jnuf,s. can tompen,,te
80 'hs 'rgN'ul waste ~ productive
live. Tho farm, vt 'he ron,in,n, must
rH short banded iof hall a generation.
u v'.' take wears. Likewise. ~ restore
'h' live stock io 70, normal ptopot.
'.u, and n' 'nr can predict how much
'frr Nf'' hs rluifei ip repair the
iurf"u 'slauauon inflicted IN
Belgium NORTHERN France and aboy.
an IN Poland Bu IN, factor, noted
oill help p. ls,trn hardship, and hasten
'hr Return n' normal conditions
Jm.le. Journal
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-26
FAMINE RACES
IN OFFICE BOYS

NEW YORK The case OF supply
and demand ha, caused sharp famine
40 office boz, Juvenile, now are die.
p'lrg their oSu term, and .howing en-.
r'oger, 'u,' h0v important they really
are jn.. So pressure oi hu,inr,,
and a demand for 40 M, available oi.
'i.r help 300 sight 'hr fourth as,i,,aut
office hoy ha, jumped ln tn M th,
shoe, ~ 'he head hly and me latter hl,
turned into iul' i'rdgri clerk ~ man.
lgr' ur something
Wherefore you MAY take &, from Nh,
office boy 'hc war brides are The mos,
v'u,6ms darling, that have ever hi,
New N0tk The famine IN office boy,
va, disco, red hy the employment, bu.
fslu ~ 'hc y " { \ \ rlsS, Tor
training ,uuug,irf, for office work it
conducted there hu' q, hl, been unable
2" turn them uI' l,, enough 20 meet
'Hr demand
] he only way y. can account tor IT.
Q, The explanation OF me manager. ~
'h1' rrohahl, thousand, OF boy, stepped
'r'. l.hs held b, other huy, who have
found increased pay 100 work connected
with war ,upplie, Whatever % Is. W..
cannot hsgu 90 supply the office boy
..FfvtfrI"
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-26
Committee WILL
HANDLE Donations
Of MOSQUITO BAR

N'wo,' immsls',l, after The Time,
called hs public, attention ,sur
ia, Go III, uilsrus ui ukiahom,
fuou, on the h,-I,' far mosquito,
Frank llunrs, brought heck 'ur S'p
'u 'h, office foo. plf.hl,' ui netting 'u
be- sent DO, soldiers
\ committee u' 'hs Woman, Rsrti
corp, has hs,n working un mosquito
nets ~ some 'ws ana aIfsaI, ha.
th'pptl % ir 'hr utsrt ipn,s
qu,u'h IT, Tune, ,r.gt.'s ihs, an,
person istifirs iu donate 'H 'hr ,ar,s
communicate ht Telephone with Me-
n Z Hutchinson Yu Wyt Tetru,,h
street Telephone Nsr's lYi ehp BE-
chairman Ui iHs ,ummi'fr a.H ss.rs.
'stt uI 'hs corp.
Mts Hutchinson ltudI, consented iH
serve 'h, morning r.ndirs abortion ri
a icgulsth rfgsritsi Plan ir hs
worked uui tI he corp,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-26
SENATE RAISES
PAY FOR ARMY
Adopts Amendment Putting
Border Duty on Par With
Foreign Service.

WASHINGTON. luh h An
imcnimcn, q. the army appropriation
hill hv senator Reed provide, that ma
uunsl guird,mrn and regulars serving
un the Meu.w border should receive
the additional foreign duty pa, although
Hn duiN entirely nn american soil. va,
adopted Iuday hy the senate Men ou
foreign duty ave cuuilcd iu N per,cn,
additional pa, and officer, a. ln per
cent
thstgs, hv senator Work, vt Cali.
lorna that The national guard wa, kcp,
un ihc border int political purpose,
wcfc cnnifaii,iri hy Senator Reed WIN
declared The presence oi the guard had
served tu awaken Mexico ~ the need n,
q U'ntiliatnN attitude toward the I'M,
81 states llc ,aii withdrawal " the
mcn now might upcn the va, ~ a rc
rrval Di mafiuding hN bandit,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-26
NEW yoek

NlW Worm 'un 70 IN contrast o
iir strength urI H,tltIt Tu"aia. 'n'
opening ~ '"IHF COTTON market W1s u
'tm' r'folr u|fH prices four roui.
lower Z" ono point higher liull support
N'f ,h"' k'I Dos rppd fUrs 900 central
I''r and belief that condition. scr.
gradually clearing boo Oh, EASTERN belt
Sew orleans HuS again fr'u seller
h'f' and sh., live. ppp' bought no
n'tf positions ' soli late months From
'|l. "'fF October lt',f SOLD up 'n Il %
.'nis fn1 IHn.uH from II 's iu !. o. ON
L''i.' ,"t'rH. 'nof 'h, ,nd ~ the
'f.' lslf tn4f lss'I ON M. official
'H'. .'si NJ more showers In ne .,,rerr
N'' tni gsu'r'N 'i.r ,undI' TOMS M the
N'fi with me exception uf unsettled
.nil'|"ff Ir 'Fsf IfNta
ll" w'"hI. government weather srt
.fnV report vh'.N Indicated g'uetnU. 900.
favorable conditions throughout tho tasi.
'fn belt WHs ru worse than had been -
i''''i and hur'H up tu uo 'Sifem, br.
ruHF' used if SOME ~ the recent ptiytt,
'fuu reporis from thr' section Selling
developed t'f'r fs publication carving
ne market on Q ur % points below Tues
dtNs closing with p,iuher bt ~ ~, hut
later httiur recovered jhr loss and tho
midday market wts unsettled but fairly
steady around Yesterday closing levels
spot cotton uu.sf u|dIlIHr upHuds
!. lHt. stIrH HUW bales
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-26
PRICES Of MEAT
ANIMALS CLIMB
20 Up One Hall OF One Per.
cent From June IS
10 July IS.

WASHINGTON mE ~ ru,r, oi
meat animal. continue tp climb The,
went up uUe.hll' u' percent during
'hc month from lrnr Is IN lulN IS. the
department ui agriculture announced
TODAY and were Va percent higher un
july Is than ihry were wear ago. rs
percent higher than tao wears ago and
lp9 percent higher than The average ni
the last 'iS ycit, un 'ha, date The
figure are on h'g,. ,t'ilc sheen ami
chickens Hog pfi.cs increased nearly
N ,eni' q hundred pounds. averaging
SN which =, hghcf Than an, MONTH,
average since Juno 1910 \ wear az,
'hcy averaged - A and the lu'y lSay
eflgc inf the hI ~ wear, va, SIS
Beef Cattle Decline.
Rect cattle declined ~ cent, hun
dfcl pound, during ihc month and a,.
eraged SIS compared with trO1 4,
year arn and SSN lhr u,Ncif aver
ace
Sheen price, declined y cent, , hun
dtci pounds hui 'hr price, are STILL
high. averaging 1V urf I'm pUuui,
romnsfrl with SN wear sgH and
ilN ihr ,N wear alrfaVc
Min Cows Advance.
Hfi,c, ~ mill .uN, have advanced
zach month 'h. ,r,f increasing a.
rent, rsf head during 'h, month anil ur
lul, IS averaging go On compared with
- u Ia, wear .nl Agu iof the pfr
oedlnV five wear,
Horse price, i.ur,,rl N cent, pcf
head during ihr 1unih
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-26
RETAILERS Want
$500 ANNUALLY
FROM CHAMBER

Nn annual huirs' OF ylr anil per-
mission :, up,ni, under 10, present
constitution ami b, law, are ,h, tenn.
urun which 'fs uktA.m, tfy Era.I.
rr, a,wU1'.u will hsuwr depart
msT' N' tfs ,hiwhy' ni Commerce
The or u.,ium vl, wt.rr'rd b, =
ID Ntfh former president ui 'Ns ff.
taller. r 'hr NrlI ~ director, NJ
the Chamber n' Commerce a. moon 'n.
ia, u 'Hr >Npu hotel
y. definite action n 'Nr matter wa.
taken at iN, um, hr' ihr retailers fr.
quest an answer before 'fsif regular
weekly meeting ur,' iuitI
\ committee NilI be- appointed ium
the chamber II vl. decided 'n secure
information iuf t'gHwu, campaign
Co. hunr a federal aui bank m OkA
hHwa trN
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-26
HERE ARE RULES
FOR HORSES AID

BOSTON 1f. Boston Work Horse
Relief association ha. published 'vcl.,
fu'r, inr 'fe treatment OF horse, m
hr weather The rule. lf,
First Lad bsFit and Iut, Slow
SECOND Stop n 'hs ,h.l, Of ro,
,fN'r
THIRD Wa',r Your hoA q, often
e, possible Sn lws ~, horse q.
working water 300 EMAIL luirius. V.ll
un' hurt him pr l,' him drink unh
few swallow. 20 H, b. suns 'H stand
vr'l Do uu' iaf' n water hm a.
night after hr Ne. eaten ht, hat
Fourth When %, come, n after
work sponge u't 'h, Hws,, wlrkt
ana ,vra' h, s,e,. mt nose and
m.H'h ana 'hs i.k Wash hi. tee,
Nn' rn' m. lrg,
lIuh. u 'hc ihfwuns'sf b. rs Fr.
,frr, nf higher. vir, him ,ll over with
a damp rnrgr using vinegar water i'
possible Do ru' wash 'hr horse aj
r.lh'
Sixth ~,mfi,, night give a har
mash lukrNafm and siI a tablespoon
iul u' sllur'sf
seventh pu rn' u,t hf.r hat uu.
ls.. Do 3. a ,au0p, up bar fhJ urli
pv hrN mrgi H' IHs. more harm
f"lu suI
l.fh'h \ .iures ur 'un u' me head
Hf even a cloth r. lH.i ~ lsri Ns,
'i 'r ' ', Nuf., 'Nau nothing
Smith NJ 'hs horse f. u,r,.umg /,
h,l' ss' him r'n tHr shade fsnr,s
hfur., and hfii', wash ur ht rnr'h
Hngs h'm an over shower ~, is.t
and fi,r h'w 'vn uHr,r, ui asuwa'i.
spirits u' ammonia Hf ivH uuH.rs ui
,Nse' spifi', u' H'sf in pint NJ water
u' giIs hm a pint ui coffee aafw Cool
Ni' head a. ONCE u,rg .HI water .f
r ns,s''ap chopped f.r wrapped m
cloth
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-26
F,,a,nt. %, p.,,s,,t,,

NEW NOtk iuI, - NNu sever
81 vi'usstr, had ir,unsi a. fu.siay,
police sfsii irguif, a. 'r method, s'n
V'u,si U r,sNHHg protection mers,
from keeper, ui i,1fitfh fsH-'t ard
from men ani sun'r liable 90 arrest
District N'HWs, Neaur announced
that be- had obtained overwhelming
r.ilsnts ssbiru William 7 rr-fh'
ard David J I.is, indicted is'r,ii p,
~ least a io'sr r'h.- ~s,-hsf, W NJ.
department Nf Swami ,si1 hal ,
part tn 'hs illegal COLLECTION, and s,
'.nn s' rrs 'nnfs ri'rs,, r. woman shH
ha' rtrritsi IN return iH 'fs ,,'t q,
examined ihs ease, will b. taken hs
fore ihr grand iur,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-26
En.nh of Sh,.,,n.,,,

Ams''.p has man, in',it,ting no, ~
at valuable Shakespeare relic, One
that b, "HI Nsll Known 81, ihi, spitaph m
a .hUf.hIaf1 a. lfsdsfitk,hnfg Va
Here hs, Edward Us'lsr a medical
arH fuigi.al practitioner and trend
anil companion NJ William Shake
'psaf, nl Avon We died after a ,hpt,
i'lrs'. 'N 'hs wear 1t un' lH'd lois n
'Nr ss,rr"r'h wear ui NJ, ME th
-rn- Ln InllAnannIl Nlat
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-26
NtW YoRN COTTON fUrURts

~, Ngw yonE. lory 20 cotton market
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-26
WILSON WRITES
Indiana MOTHER
ARMY IS NEEDED
Tells Woman Presence OF Nj.
Iltla on Border Is NeCes-
Sary to Country.

WASHINGTON July % In reply
20 Complaint from Mr., U,nry Smith
u' Nuamac Ind who has a son N
'h' national guard president Wilson
"rot today that the guard was being
Kept yu the Mexican border 70 protect
me country not for drll and ,ha, the
scr'loc, the men wcr performing was
an honor 10 them and necessity TO
'hc Du,rsd S,atcs
The president, letter va, made pub.
'l. because many communications sim.
liar 20 Mr.. SMITHS are being re-.
.cned offering criticism that 'hc men
" me National guard are not being
property cared for
The letter follow,
Necessity TO the United States.
'1uur lr''ecr Of lub p dlstresse,
me- o gnot deal because 4, shows that
you have not been 0orrrgflg informed
q. 20 'he purpose ot having the nation.
Al guard 40 the border II D., not for
'hr purpose o' drll bu'l or me pur.
pose ui projecting 'hc cogutr. The
'hr men are performing there
n 'I'f '' lh''I ana necessity 10
mo United state, cannot believe
that 'hc men 100 'h' national guard
would wl,h Co hc excused from il or
would lose heart because Of the dis
comforts and inconvenience OF the
service
SympathIes in Distress.
be- var department, has the camp,
Z Il
inspection and 3, u,,Fg every means
known 10 make them ,autary and
safe agau,' disease The health rccord
n' 'hc mcu ln 'hc border. both the rep.
r.ar and 'lc national guard,mcn. is
exceptionally good
y would no' have you think that
du not ,ympa'nvc with your diS,rc,,
'n me absence NJ YOUR son. but be-
that YOU viii take these larger matter,
INTO consideration
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-26
81 oUIS

sI LuDts. JUS gb noes Rr eipta
.lU1. market iuH' lishl t1npu i4N.
mixed tud hu',hcr Jf5ulnuu. good
heavy s. NOu 10, bulk of H'nf. S. 10
ui1j CATTLE Receipts iu1J mat
h." strong uIfty, beef steers s. uuu
lo'a. 'curllug slo'H and h'ltms i'iod
lntH. CONE s luti OU. stoIkrfa s. IuH
%. I"UH ani oklahoma steers. (. aIu
= ~, prime }rnfllug ucDrs and h"lfcfs.
- Dulu %. .uWs and h1ffa s. Uru
90. prime southern steers ~ uuul0 DU.
native ',lt,.. S. nuuilTs SHEEP re-.
.''plH. Wl. market FirouE. breeding
'N". f'"uNluNp. slaughter ,wc. s. ~
70 F'tUIug. S. nuI1 10. .pfing
lamb. g uuulu uH
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-26
EXPLORER AGAIN
IN ICE FIELDS
ShaCkletOn Headed for Gle.
phant Island 10 Rescue
Men OF Expedition.

nDtNON AIRES, argentine Rspub.
llc lu, % N,,otding ,o me,ar,
received here today llcu,cnan, SIR
Ernest Nhaekle,cn. the Brush Ami,
arctic explorer ha, reached the ,,y
fields M hi, effort 10 rescue ,hr ,vrn
two men lci, on Elephant Island hu
Npfil when his expedition returned
from lhr south polar ,ors
The fellei rar'v l,n puu,a Arena,
lulN H. Uu board the ,rhuunrf imma
which va, iu be- inusi a, lar ,uuf
as possible hy a chilean government
'icsmct after which ~ 3, me intention
ni ih' explorer 'n continue h, .raf,h
for his NARROWED companions
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-26
ONLY 100000 TAKEN BY
RUSSIANS. SAY AUSTRlANS

LONDON. July ~ \ Va,rmcn, ,,.
sued = the Austrr Hungarian general
Nait ~ only lpnOn soldier, were
taken prisoners b, the Russian, during
heif present offensive. according ,u a
budapest dispatch ~ the Morning. Pos,
The statement brand, a, untrue the
,larn ui The Russian, lh,, the, took
h"nH prisoner, and declare, nm the
front where 'hc N,ru Hungarian,
and Ru',,an, engaged me number va,
lct, than thit
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-26

WASHINGTON mN ~ Nrrm
ftisuHn, m,alinr SSNuu ur tr, oil.
lief ui storm sni ilnui sufferer, "a
North tstulins South Carolina Us!,
ga \hbima and N,u,,ipm are pip
t'isi inr in ioini fs..luirns .rita
duc,i WIsy n ihs huusr and tr
lsfrri in tho ,ummrir, ur wiitap a.
ia'f' The fs,H'wtr, ,i.H 1uihHuss
The 'c,reitN ut Nsr .. i.su, 'sr', AND
quatisursutr, sri mrlirs' ,rrrhs,
The APPROXIMATIONS are Hitisi
among state, AZ iHi'.v, Nnr'h tat,.
Ina Sunnn South ,1-.iir, simmn
Le'ien SIMON bt.rra SNnWu As
bama and Mississippi S3uuu
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-26
F. u. BRlTTeN, PRESIDENT
OF COTTON BELT. DEAD

DALLAS. Ts,at lulv h-T n
Pruen ~ ,tat, old. pt,,dtut oi m,
l''i"n Btli railroad died At NJ, hrn,
IN NJ lcuis tpis, after an iilne,, nl
stomach trouble. according 10 advice,
received here irdsv ne Was pte,idsn,
nj the Cotton Bth railrusd iot seven
teen yt,f,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-26
Germans Execute
Ghent Civilians

P\RlN luly ~ SiN civilian, have
hccu executed b, ,h, German, At
hhcnt charged with war treason" a,.
Dnfdrg a. dispatch
The dispatch ll,n says that ihs Ge.
man, have removed 5npl men. luN
women and l'o pupil, " ihc rufr,.
Institute from kIna,, presumably ipr
agricultural work IN German,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-26
U-Boat Captures
British Biplane

RfRllN lulv - \ Ruu,h biplanc
va shot down b, Getm,n ,ubm,
tinc At a point north oi irshfuggee.
Belgium. ~ Monday saw, AZ niiral
statement issued hv the herman al
mitali, inda, Two Officers m I'M,
machine Vsfe CAPTURED
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rht., Killed bv c,v,,n

HAGrRStOWN. Md July ~ tuI
women and me man luV their live,
This Afternoon when N, Vivian fruau
rant M south lchnaihar street ra,tH
in after 'hs walls had bssn Nraksn,U
bt a ,lrudhur,i
The Head an ui Haur-,'uur ar,
MRS NNllt ANDERSON MRS
MARY SUMMERS and s N NOR
ION lh, YOmcn were smpInyr, of
the restaurant
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LIVERPOOL

strong good m.iiHrg N.1H midIma
'''i luN WIdiInr t'gI. adrr . nU.
'nl'.. Including '"N fpt speculation tuI
.'i"fi rn f'.vipir cotton future. 1uir'
lul steady luN O. HNtsi. lH'. \ugut'.
''i august .s'u''wh'r nsd. s'ptrm.
Der October so py'ul'f. November
'aI.t. November. b'rCmh,r. TS,tst.
December January. SD. Iuuusr, Feb.
luHf,. 'sfi i"hrupf, March 5S5d.
March Nrfl S1sI NM. MAJ. ,bi
NHi June StI. June. IIl1 .k.t
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l0UlSIANANS ASK FOR
ONE OF FARM LOAN BANKS

WASHINGTON Dol, ~ Ssr,,p,
Ran'drll and msmhtf, ~ The home,
liun luuisiara urged urnn Ss,fsiap
NcNduu TODAY the icvtahih'y NJ New
Orleans 'nr ru, " M, farm lu,r b,rl
~ ht created un1rr ihs nsv farm lpsr
hank law NJ N,Nn it an 80.
iitin mtnhtf vt lhs board which vii'
dstyn,ir itr hsrl
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DIS NDlNt~ ioes iui, q, With
'rs rn'',ut, {, ~ isvfs,, a. iUs VI.
" ets believed 1u,,dst, msft ui ~
i,s'ss, vnu'i ~ paced rsi,v Dr.
rfea,sd hnmii't iiiti ir it, suffer
ir.
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Pithie Conference II va
finu' Roisf, ,lub en,,fisinmen, com.
miiisss eill meet AZ noon ,umotro~ !,
The lee liuckns hnvl ~ discuss plans
for q ri,ni, ~ h, held a. m. stat, i,u
grounds nest psek
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Ann,h.t lem int n,mlin

WASHINGTON lulv y .Chafl,,
N Hamlin oi Mas,a,hu,s,s noW M,
rH,srrUf ~ me federal iets-s husft.
eas nominated ilf another term ud,v
BIZ pfsuism' Wilson
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History Bits
one Hundred Y,,r, Ago rod.y

One Hundred Years Ago To-day
lSlN The rrun,,l,aun .urfem.
court decided that the child ui a slave
born ~ rtnnVhlna. va, hrr
Ssveniy.iive Years Aso To-day
lNl The British prepared IN rr,um. f.
n'irn'itc operation, against China hay.
ing tailed ~ agree un term, VI pea,c
Fifty Year, Aso Today
lN"- The rfelimu,fie, o' rra,. br
tween Nn'ltia and Prussia vsfs signed
At Niy'iul,hufr
Twenty-Five Years Ago To-day
1871 Paul Dillingham;. governor ni
Vermont during the civil war prr,i
died ,i Waterbury VI Rom a,
Shut 'hrr. Mas, AUG ~ l7yp
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S$' z$S43&i; ]. s. STEEL RISES With EXTRA DIVIDEND
Outside Livestock
FORT MoRrA.

fON1 WORTH Tnus. IuN 10 car
! lls Receipts 8 600. strong t0 lnn hugh
rr iceveH tG UUuiGju noes Receipts
200 weak Common 81 OOusp 90. pigs
- ,OH 1"U SHl.r Receipts. J.yUU,
-tcndy Lambs 81 OOaP 70