davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-02
4 to 25N Advance On
This Oil Stock June 8

To investors -Thi. COMPANY now con.
tros over 100000 thirty thousand acres
OF lands ana leases ~ the zeal oil ana
gas belt These properties have been
carefully selected and arr we'll blocked
into many different properties, tuN, ming
into twelve different, oil counties. We
have actual work started on twenty two
new wells six 10 eight ct which should
be completed during the next week, IN
vludlDg several To the deep sands
This COMPANY MAY have over two
hundred million dollars o' oil In these dli-
ferent properties and IS determined ln
put into operation the balance of forty 70
ftty drills and kccp them going untU tho
Company's production reaches twenty
Thousand barrels yer day.
!, controls one great lease " nearly
fourteen thousand acres nufthNcs, NJ tho
rich Healdton nl' pool on reported
xTesier anti-clinc than hcaldtun The
itesldlun Held covers less acreage ana i'
nov estimated I, be worth nearly a
quarter Of n button dollars
Also this Company has Just recently
secured = lease oi nearly five thousand
ACRES IN stephens county. Oklahoma.
several hundred acres pi which are In
line between rich pool near Duncan
and another new ponl north ot Wnrllrg
that is developing enormous gas wells a,
near this gas
This Company wishes 10 put 70 TO 20
dtill On these great southern oklahoma
leases at once and should be driling on
= part nj these valuable leases almost
by the time you cad over this notice
According tn recent surveys a pnt, ~
uur llig Lease .ut about fifteen quarter
sections near ,he center of rAWnrr
county is located In tho heart " tho
s,N iii
believe may bc nearly second Cushing
field,
Several new wells viii at once be
started on this valuable acreage with
chances good 'ot 800 to 2O0u hafIrl
wells " hish sralc oil,at each location
AZ the hour this notice Ia written the
drills ATE In the cap rock ui production in
sis dlfferen, wells Of The Uncle sam
uil Company
Nv THURSDAY June = a, ~ eight new
wells IN different districts should be cnm
pleted Some nt them are certain 10 be
rich producers and viii Justify an adj
vance on the stock from ~ Is percent
which viii immvdittsl, follow On the
advertised price as stated herein
THIS company il offering the moderate
investor real opportunity n l. backed
by sufficient strength to continue lis
drifting campaign until rlrh results are
secured u now las nenrh one hundred
and ilfty ,iinl producing oil and "a,
weiis-and room To- about two Thousand
more n has three fefincries over is'
mites of pipe line. The Company owns
i,s own tank ears and oil mathetine sta,
,irn. n Ia the Pioneer lniependcnt IL
rrn,tnl nf mArsr, direct 10 the people
with ius, . little rood luck In nut ann
ing operations the cnmhinsd properties nj
this Comran, ihnull reach value I,
the stockholders OF over forty mllllor
! dollars.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-02
GUARD DOUBLING
TO Be DEFERRED
DESPITE URGING
Chambers Of Commerce Ask
for Organization in Va
rious Places. Il

Numerous petitions are being received
h. hdiutant General Canton OF the Ok
l1homa National guard from chambers
Of commerce asking that companies Of
The guard he organized IN their cities
and towns under q recent act Of con.
grrsg. which provides for large In.
crease In the strength NJ tho guard.
No action on these viii he taken until
after July !. II was stated by General
Canton The new law does not be-
ONE effective until then and nothing
can be done by the state until II 10 au-
'.orizcd hy the war department TO pro-
coed
During the first year after the new
Law becomes effective the national guard
~ every state must he doubled This
means that another regiment will he or
ganiIed and equipped In Oklahoms. After
that the guard will be- increased q GER
tain percent each year until each state
Lac 500 enlisted men for each represent
tntive II has In congress Under ptes-
ent regulations each state has 100 mea
for each congressional representative
Two new companies of infantry are
now being organized by General Canton.
one b. ni Altus aud the other at Bsrtles-
Vile Commissions To the officers of
these companies viii b. issued Friday.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-02
NEW YORK

NEW NORE juno The cotton mar.
ket showed continued nervousness elfIy
today Liverpool did not fully meet
Thursdays local decline aud the market
here opened steady ~ an advance Of TO
points With July selling At T. CSC on the
call while October sold nLS2 ,,c and De
Cember ~ r. Sc during The FIRST few
minutes. nr about points net higher
Houses with Liverpool connections we're
buyers srd there was covering hy sono
oi 'cssfdaS D scattered sellers but the
weather ln tho south continued favorable
whil" there was further Wall street and
southern liquidation under which prices
soon eased OF Jul, was relatively easy
selling down tn a. Sc. or I points MT
lower With later months ruling pom,
or under last nights closing figures
toward the end Of the first hour
Trading was lcss active later and
prices steadiod on buying and covering
for reaction with July selling w a.
70 bsc or back 10 last nights closing
price; October NJ a. ioc. and December
~ !? S5c or one 10 two point. Nc, highor
Private wires from New orleans mii
spot holders were refusing 10 follow tho
decline and tho reported sbscnc, Of
hedge settling around tho local ring prob
nhl' inspired some NJ the scattered buy.
ttng
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-02

,rt III ,.t.. , 49,. ...tl.t. 49,, h.,.
IN, ~, l,''us -, w "'Ih'V ,',.. W. ~,
,t,. ~ i,,,.,.,,it.,, w t,,ss., ,,,
iN ,u'V ~. wv al
.nt ,,ui,nn ,,n, n,'' ,S. n'," ,n ,V rs.
I',' um',' ,,, !,,,,,,'.,. a. a. -, pes'
ni.s ,,,,,,,, '',n'", 49, ns.,i,
iVsr,, ibcn.,rs s,',strId,,. ,.pr.srrt
lng ever congressional d'sinrt IN tho
United StAtes II has fought It's NeN
through persecution ~ prosperity " H
tenlh The onN nt oil stock COMPANY
ihRt puts - pinpuslii'n down In BLACK
and white and through the independent
Htess takes the prhltt into H. confidence
II IA dot.rutp,I a., ,s,.. tsoo ooo for
,,,,l IL di.,', a,..,,, ..,.. I,. ,s. ,b, ,n,.
,neli,," n,i,,r, .c,S nrrr,si,'gns do
,n, Ia, Ian. rt. ,,,,,,,.,,l -, p,,Nc
,hst ibe lin, - sSrUr. ,br s,oeE 1.
ron, now. ior II IL certain 1, find ready
buyers and the prcfeut s'u,khuldeIt a.c
continuously paving In large sums
,out ,an n'ust We w w..
Nl'I lnhh hursusN. June y, te SECURE
advantage o' me ssef'''e over heten'
We piep 4, in,,., frou I Il, 4 million
d,tb,ts a, vrv pIrr,,ti,. ,rt J'iiIipr
now nu wells III, iinsi sutbUtiv.d ,.sue
uf stock viii MAX B total NJ ,isnt hun
dreJ million shares over hstT Of tbi.
amount IL Vet Co h, issued and when
Issued Viii certainly nav Tor fiNe Hun
dred tS0ol new wells ", making Your.
self stockholder nt once and then In s
crrAslng YOUR holdings under tho stock
dividend allotment YOU con nov gc' con
trnl NJ lhe stock 0t price which would
MAKE tho entire HrtHl stock equal 70
less than nne mllNn dollars
n. n,,se,, .t.,Ab,tJ,,s o,,,td nat
,nn.,br, ',., ,I, ~ ,n, .,g,NIr,i
r,n,r,,y ., i.ss t,s, SON ,,'it., Am, /.
mo ptrs,pi stoAbo,dors b,t, r,iJ la
nb,u, tw, and b,if million dollars o.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-02
EARL Kitchener
ANSWERS CRITICS
OF 0FWAR'SC0NDUCT
Secretary Faces Ginger
Groups" Who Demand
More Aggression.

LONDON, June Eah Kitchener to
faN had the unique experience OF being
hecklcd by parliamentary critics Of the
var office Cnmulling With the promise
made on the heh,lt " the house Of COM
mons by the parliamentary. Under Sec
tetsry for War Harold I Tenant. In re-
spons. 10 complaints " membefs that
they had not hai opportunity TO aueH
tlon the secretary for var, tho famous
several wen, ~ rne NJ the committee
fnuns ~ the house. rtersrsd to make a
statement un the conduct ~ the wst
The war secretary was arcomra nled
lr hi staff and political heads o, the
VA cffice Ne facet snine 7No members
Including What are known No the ginger
stoups composed ~ men who d.msnd
move vigorous prosecution ci the war
The puhlir Nas excluded vigorously
ana indeed, the whole ~ Westminster
palace vns shut ~ IN avoid l.skssc ~
any sertet information witch misht be
siirltrd
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-02
j. S. DELAYING
REPLY TO NOTE
FROM cARRANzA
Administration Officials Will
Take Week or More TO
Prepare Reply.

WAsulNGTON. June "a week or
more will be- taken by administration
offirists 70 frame . reply to General
DHtranzs last note threatening war II
American troops are retained In Mexico.
" Wa said frdsv President Wilson
was out ~ the cit, md no aott," pro
tafatlons we're being made 30 draft nu
answer Tho usual cabinet meeting Wes
Cancelled since the president Was not To
return until late from Annnpolis where
b" vent 10 attend commencement cNer-
ciscs vt the naval academy
Expect Report on Conference
Army Officers looked for reTbr' from
General Pershing on his confercnca
Thursdny ~ Colnuih publnn with Gen
crRl Gevira. Carrnnza military com.
uander In northern Chihuahus The
meeting wss brief and n is assumed
only questions of cooperation IN troop
u,ot cmcnts were discussed
Called very Satis'netory"
General rcrshing described the con-
ference as very satisfa ctury.' ac.
cutding 10 unofficial reports
Tho war department plans for main
tRiniug General petShings commands
In Mexico Nerc unchanged
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-02


Hnj the remaining four be tho alter
mates from that state, seated Newell
Sanders. Il w Austin, n. Clay Evans
and j T. Reasley ~ delegates and j. Z.
4 Mccall Frank s Elgin. d. C./Swsb
and r Il church M alternates. Tenncs-
sec elected eight dclegates-st-larEe. al
though the state was entitled to only
four under the convention call.
poo' Men Win.
Tho argument and evidence In the dis
trlrt cases was along the lines prssent-
cd yesterday when the Jackson dele
rntrs.at. barge said 10 favor the candidacy
o' Senator Root were seated over ths
rlGu delegates. regarding as espousing
the nomination ~ Justice Hughes.
The regularity or irregularity Of tho
can for various county conventions and
~. unlciency of the authority OF the
officer making the call were the points
dealt on
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-02
WHEAT RISES
after LOSSES
Weakness of Quotations in
Liverpool DepresSes
Market.
ehIesao otaIn and eroyIslon,

CHICAGO June Weakness Of quo
nuonH IN Liverpool had o depressing ef.
fec, toda, ON the wheat market here
Opening prices which ranged from .HS
10 NaAc lower with July ni ilo5T ! o5'.
and September n' 81 Os'. 0lo1 were fol-.
lowed b' further losses rud then o mod.
crate upiurn
Ancr opening O., 'o hai. lower rhc
corn market underwent am additional
sag so independence. Was shown d,
oats
Provision had no nggrrssIyc support
4 decided break lr prices took pln0r
later In wheat ~ result u reports that
battle IN the Norih Sea bed resulted
boo lhc ioss uf eight British Wtrshlp
IN, market closed weak. 2H2k io 2isH
Oh, net lovor with July vt 81 Ofis and
September ~ flO,A
N'Ns NJ the Nortb sea hliiio had hu'
ma, influence ON tho corn market
ifir"s closed steady NJ isaA 10 = net
decline.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-02
KANSAS CRY

KANSAS CITY June 9-HOGs Re
r"ipE. 5000, steady io lower Uulk. ,a?i
y ~ 30. heavy, o. tSNa eo. light. tgtan
? 10. pigs S1S19 CATTLE. Receipts.
700; STEADY rfime fed steers. 80 tOd
$50, dressed beef steers. 500 %.
steers. tTnio. cows. g. Sons7S.
heitets. . TSoua5s; stockers. ss 1AUS s1
SliETr R"r"inls. 1000. stead, 10 hlghcr
Lambs i9 soO IS; ycafllnss. iG2iulo.
Nr,hcrs. 3 2inS.a. ewes. t1ns;s
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-02
RpooL

LIVERPOOL. June . COTTON. ,rot.
easier, good mddllng. s5ad middlnc.
: i1i; low middllnr Sc7d Sales. 5000:
fnr speculation and export. sOo Recclnt,
! oon. futures stead, June Slsd. June.
luh. Nlld. lul, \ug SOii. Nug Sent
'd sept oct SD. uri Noy Tiai,d.
Not p"r. ga Dec Jan. ;iid. ian
lch.. sstd feh March ;stId March
Npr.l 'eesd. Apfl. Ma,. i6ssd. MAY.
June. 7Gli,d.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-02
coTroNsesp OIL.

NEW YORK June ?-The cottonseed
oil market closed steady. spot. ~ soc
hid. June. lo7so 10 Soc Iuiy lO7sn
ln.Sic: August. 10 sodiO SEC. September.
~ 1Nn 10 soc: October. aqari %; No.
Vembcr. s?iO922r' December. qh6d
so7c. January. 9o9ds ioc. total sales.
A. tn1 hsrteIs
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-02
ceicAoo

JWrNGO. June HOGS Receipts.
lt nuo. slow Ruin. o. tOha; 70. hEnt.
nnsio iu. miNyd a. I,Hatn. h,p,,.
t'F.uFsu. roueh tae,ua ~. pieH. s ou
HNW CATTLE Receipts ?o1n, weAk
N,i',c beet cattle ,Ouii o. western
steers NsSn1tj. stockcrs. a. OOds uO
COWS and heitefs. ~ icGaSo calves. - %
aii:, SHEEP Receipts. 9.ooo steady
Wcthers. ioo1s %. lambs. - 0odli 81
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-02
NO MORE PENCILS, NO
MORE BOOKS, NO MORE
TEACHERS SASSY LOOKS

66N0O MORE pencils, no more
V books: no more teachers sassy
q looks e.
II Oklahoma city children
ild not chant that restrain this morn
irg IL was because they are more stu
Iloug than usual with pupils. or have
never been taught the ways Of chill
dron Of past decades
school la out Every school child IN
oklahoma city received his report
nrd and books this morning and was
turned loose Tor the summer
Al the high school the final assem-
bis Of the year took place Yells ana
.onga were shouted and sung for the
last time and the high school annuAIs
distributed
No more school until next fall
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-02

We csn operate several drills direct
rom our present production, but wo are
ltte mined to push ahead with 70 TO 50
ullls ana VIII permit you TO secure q
part Of this sfoWing i value oil stook
ia help dive this necessary deyelopmeaS
work
The Uncle sam Oil Company secured
''ntWAA On over Four Thousand tlO0ol
acres u oil leases IT, the Osase Nation .
lew dais asO sni Ia nov starting tvo
drill' on these ussEe leases, and Will
soon increase TO ten drills In q atstrtct
un uut Usage leases between q foYn,os
iitcen hundred barrel well on the easS
Und a SIXTY ,millon gas well that sprayed
oil on ti'c Nest
We are drilling n very valuable lsaes
In Tho Red tork disttic,. wher. we are
AZ WORN With iour drills near tho mid.
die of over Twelve Hundred acres.
our chances are good for some biz
wells On our Ranch Creek lesses In Paw.
nee county near the center OF about M.
teen hundred acres
ahle sac production In the heart u Q
splendid lease northeast ~ rulsa
Tho truth 10, The Uncle San, OH Con.
pany 10 doing thlnos all slono the line
ana iH the only real ui stock rotnpauv
ot blg independent backing offering such
= haisaln investment ~ the public, This
notice vii reach nearly twenty million
teadets The oil business 10 booming and
the demand for oil becoming greater Tks
price NJ crude mus soon necessarily %
higher
Won viii bc = satisfied tockhoider N
tnu ioir this company Al once Further
particulars VII lun sent On receipt 81
'rHr fire, stock remittance, sr ssnd sevs
cents IN s'amps and your letter will ~
y nwWN answered " Get on the train
and come ana a. over the properties aM
'"r Tor Yourself and YOU v,l resii6e
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-02
CHAMPION SPEllERS
OF OHIO WILL TAKE
PART IN STATE BEE"

~ oLuMpus. ohio. June i,r,.
and sifls from all p,sr ohio
- arr IN Columbus IN take part
N the second annual state srsliins
nee which viii h- held rfiday
nish, In the house ~ representative.
In the state hcu..
Hard words. easv vr-d.. and sll
kinds n words. vill hs given - ,he
contestant. cash rfirrs snd sets ~
hccss ~iil he awarded the vinnrr.
y Az ~ the chihifen vino ~lii t,ke
Tsrt ste the champion srsilcrs NJ
thsf districts
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-02
CHICAGO

CHICAGO. June ? ptTTER Firm:
Creamery, ssu2'c BiGS steady. rc.
ccipi.. ,a2N csses; n-.' ,fodsic' of.
dinnry tfrts. lS's u .oc ~ mark cases In.
,lUdci 2oG2lC POTATOES Higher.
old receipts 20 crfs. Michigan Wiscon-
sim Mnnesota and pskotp whites a0cu
Nlnncsn'n Rrd nstoip ohios siUs1c
Ncw receipts : Urs TrNHs t.nuiHAu,
and N.ahms lacked irumphs 81 500
40
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-02
ST LOUIS CASH GRAIN.

ST LOUIS. Juno WHEAT Lower
track ~ >rcd ~ otul o5is No hard.
81 o. 'ORN Higher. track 80 Q. ,Or
80 > white. 5iu5lsc OATS Highef.
mack No . rod Niois ~, 80 hard.
innl RYE STEADY No 2 pbc.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-02
ROOT MEN WIN
GEORGIA FIGHT
Hughes Delegates Defeated in
Contest Before Com
mittee.
CHICAGO IS WARMING UP
Finish Fight Between Hughes
and Roosevelt Men
Likely.
CHICAGO IS WARMING UP

,,,.....
wv N''' INn' '"PNhu''h ''n'
cr' from hIl parts of ih' country are mr.
uViug 10y every tram. ana ~" 'ioWhs
q politicians loo the hptol lohhirf NJ"
iucreasing prouurtluuntc.y M m" time
fOr the calling NJ the republican national
convention tu order pppruach,a
While the morny,ra N tho dffforsni
.ftvoritD son rr,s.d,utitI candidates
.ps.s, that u,.v arc ,ntr. IN tr,r ,holr
,i,ic,,,,.. ID. u,, p.a,.,.. u..., rfr,.
.,.,,,..,...
.,', ,t,., r, ,,.I ,..,..' .,.t,',,
into rght T., , finish hetgcop uoo.c.
,rlt and Hughes ON rHr floor ~ tho con
vontiun An informal poU NJ a number
~ siaios which have candidates indi
rnt,g that aurr the fret few hallo,s
Heyc b,op t,peu tnd tb, ryuri,. .,ps
begin 20 dtur rut ,f tho ror,.at many
NJ h, in.tIl.f,d d,I.g,,,. t,m ca ,o
pu,s.yer o, Ingb.s ia. ft,., second
rho,,,
p.,,o,. c,,,.,,.,,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-02
Money and Metals
LEAD AND sPeLreR.

%EW YORK June LEAD 7J5
asked. sporor nominal. East Sr Louis
delivery ~ asked ~ London Lead re-
fpsltfr 70
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-02
COTTON STATISTICS.

LIVERPOOL. lunc cotton stalls
tir' 'cr week Total forwarded to mills
"A. .Nnn bales American s. OOu stock
ti 200 Am"r,cnn h1i oOo imports t6s
600. Ameflcnn u 600 rNnnfis a.fsN
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-02

= vas surprised tn hear ths, YOU
vsre Sevc comes cues, n, hts scek end
Marty iinv rHr vcu associate with such
,nirat ursiaH-" :"
Ii = dihnf There rvrs ~ rnnnv nice
lsuple among she euse,s that We ddn 4,
have to associate with the host at all 4"
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-02
SNOW COVERS RUSSIA.

pETROGRAD, Jun. ? -- Phenomenal
cold for this time Of the year prevails
throughout Russia The street cars AZ
katsn have been stopped by snow. The
temperature At NlInishns. Novoxorod 10
at the freezing point
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-02
cnlcAoo cAsn eaAIN

,HlCNGO. June WHEAT 30 .
ed. nominal. No > hard 81 oii, II I 0iis
corn No ? yellow s'tsu 5nis' OATS
STANDARD. ''N y ior MARLEY sNg7ic
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-02
KANSAS CRY CASH GRAIN

KANSAS CITY. June 2 WHEAT 30
hstd tasn 1905. so hard. igsd
zoe CORN 40 mixed. esisJ6,c: SO
2 white esD OATS so Whit. i.u
iglst. Nn p mixed. gg1Iq,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-02

Outside Livestock
roar WORTH

FORT WORTH June ? CATTLE
Receipts ?.iol in' lovrt Reeves. i6sU
uNSo. HOGS Receipts. 5000: STEADY IN
., lower Hsngc. o. 5000 SHEEP
Receipts 800. steady lambs. o. upu
IN 10
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-02
ST LOUIS

ST LOFTS. June POULTRY
chickens. i'tc srr'ngs. ssd11.. tuf-
KEYS iiGstisc ducks. icSc geese. Sc
W'TTER Creamery. 90 EGGs isc.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-02
ProduCe--- e---ProWsiOns
KANSAS cIrV

KANSAS CITY. June -RUTTFR
Creamery, poo frsts 81, .r,ond.. 90,
nH Ming. 2'ts, tGGs tirs'-. slisr
PuIiTEN Hens iasr BOOSTERS. lo'i
fpiIngH -
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-02
Flashes

ST JOHNS T. F-rhe Norwegian
steamer Lynsiori which vent ashnte
Thursday In ~ MatNs naN white
hnund from baltimore iof Chfis,isna was
floaied today Damages io It, bow wllI
nrrsssi,ate overhauilns II
LONDON According 10 an ninrisi
statement by the chancellor NJ the ~.
rheauer. Reginald Mckenna the dsilc,
fct ipis.ipii will bc msds spoi h, tni.
fnwins an amount estimated ai nis1
los COO This will in,cl,s raising hv
itans an average more than fino Noo
daih
MAR NriuN T~,n 4 fire In ,hs
uiass mountain district twelve miles
west NJ here. hss DESTROYED thir, sec
tlrn. ~ unhrf sNt sts. lands ara Il
spreading. tar'hi, rfictt. ~ check
the blsse' ehirh y ssid IN have heen
started y, ilrhiniur la., russts,. have
been IN vain because ~ The iftns.. ~
the dis,firi rs,,ie and sc~, r-iset.
have suffered hcatt in..ss
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-02
SUGAR

NEw YoRk. June RAW SUGARS
Easy. centrifugal, sac. molas,es, . ssr.
refined, steady; fine srsnulsted 7 sSc
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-02

n ' n ssvs irhh iisrr. " iiarn.
TON nhln has ,hfes daush,rrs Hni
sanis ~ hwns N n enWih w. nfrurf
10 ssv ,hs, John hat three mishsps
In hls family,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-02
SELLING
0vERC0MES RISE
Weather Conditions Overcome
Effect of Good
Gables.
NEW YORK COTTON FUTURES.
NEW ORLEANS COTTON FUTURES

NEW OHLEANs June 2 Futures
olnsed stoadS. tWo points up to three
points down, net
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-02
ALL BRANCHES OF
MARKET STEADY
Cattle Receipts Fair, Prices
UP; Packers Hammer at
Values in Hogs.
RECEIPTS TO-DAY.

N'TV'd - u -|--| y = y = -
Hogs ... 90. .... ... OIL, -... 5000
CATTLE II was another nciivc and
steady market on Il feeder supply of cat
tie today Nearly hnlf u the 7jO hcnd
coming were for that department The
fresh supply consisted largely ot fed
gasHcrs Wi'h some pretty good short
fed dr, lot catllo ~ $3.50 a. the day
;op. Fed grnHs"fH sold up 10 $3.50 II
VAS the highest pfir" ever paid m Okla.
homn Guy for quarantine cattle Butcher
cattle, Ftockrrs and feeders were steady.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-02
SACRIFICE orrps.

Vui au Y nnpnste 'hs stock ,0i ssnS
r~A wake ~ fes sn,aness rsyshls ~
The trrls sam ~ comrsny nv check.
dfs" 1f innns, offer
Write vouf name ana sadress plainly.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-02

No VT ~ so. W. ~ so vi Pr
$40 $500 1850 $50 / 1920 ih7s
noes Packers were Tili pounding
away tt hog ,,.u"- TODAY QUALITY Mas
better than yestcfdat 30 huslu'st vps
transacted hoforc dinner Prospective
top WaH g. 20. hulk iai0dgl5
The Oskaloosa herald., 1916-04-20
INJURY VERY SERIOUS
Ralph Myers Of Fremont May Have
Leg Amputated.

Ralph Myers, one of the men in
jured in the explosion of soda foun-
tain tank at the Chafey restaurant in
Fremont. Sunday evening, appears to
have been more seriously injured than
at first supposed The man is not
so well today and endures great suffer
ing. The ankle that was, crushed Is
showing signs of blood poisoning and
an X-ray examination was made this
afternoon to determine whether or not
amputation of the member VIII be
necessary. ~
In addition To, crushing the bones OF
the ankle joint, both bones OF the leg
we're broken above the ankle, making
the case complicated andsdifficult.
Ray Chafey, proprietor OF the res
taurant. who suffered the loss OF his
loot, in the explosion is getting along
nicely and the wound is doing as well
as physicians could hope for.