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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-05
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK. july p The cotton maj
bet opened tt"piy to-day nt q decline Of
3 points 10 AN advance Ui point. U6Hl
months being easter ln fCspprs, 10 ~"
decline In Liverpool over ~, local holl
DAY Prospects pointed ~ fuIuH 'u the
eastern belt. however. while houses with
Liverpool connections were fairly active
buyers of October and the market soon
iIImcd up on covering ur renewal 81 Nu|i
support july advanced from ~ ~, 'u
~ $50. ot about . points above the Dlos
ing figures Of Monday while October
sold ~ 10 l302c and December to - l'O
or 8 20 points net higher Private
cables said the Liverpool market had
been "unHyofnhly affected hy bulls re-.
selling and established q hearLsh local
sentiment which wps attributed 90 iro"r
Offering
Reports that storm warming had been
issued FOR the coast from New orleans a.
Pensacola and TINT the win htd risen 10
n velocity Of about eighty miles an hour
nt the lHttcr point. w'f" followed bN Nu
increasingly active drnHnd ir ID" cotton
market toward midday (Which sent prices
about 10 To 4. points alloy" Monday
nights closing figures with october sell.
ing AZ ~ l1c aud December At % SOC.
Demand taprred or around this level hul
offerings remained small and the market
was steady during the early afternoon
within q point ar two ~ the best
There were slight reactions in the at.
ernonu but offerings were very we'll
taken on dip- 81 I - . i",nt- and ~.
market showed continued stctdIurH'
around ? O'Clock on reports that private
rain news was h]cginnlne to com" ir
from the eastern belt. Aud further COW
sfiug October contracts sold 80 ~ lh'
and December nt g. Ne or 20 IN - points
net higher
spot Quiet. middling upland' 70 oic
No sales
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-05
FEAR or STORM
SENDS UP COTTON
Market Fears Tropical Dis
turbanCe Will Work In
land and Do Damage.

NEW ORLEANS. July The tropical
storm In the gnlf Of Mexico and fear
that II would work inland ana do dam
age 10 the growing crop caused q rise
Of . to II points IN the price Of cotton
during thc nrSt hnlf hour Of business Oh
this market today The tone was qIici
but stoHdy
The tropical disturbance WAS tho main
influence " the morning. and toward noon
trading months were % points over the
level Of Mondays close
The market continued 10 be- a weather
affair In the afternoon and at , 30 prices
we're At 4 net advance Of q to - points
spot cotton. quiet. unchanged Sulrr
IN the spot s1i hnlos, 10 arriy" 200
Good ordinary II SOC. strict good Ordinary
" 00c; low middlins L. soc. strict I"A
middling II Toe, ulddling ~ 0Oc st'i
middlinR ~ 25c. lood miidlins ~ .u,
strict good mdidllng l37Jc Receipts 10
stock 1851.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-05
WATeRW0RKS ENGINEER
TO BE CHOSEN TODAY

The CITY commissioners a. their reg
ular meeting this afternoon are es-
pcctcd 10 name a consulting engineer
TO Superintend construction OF the new
waterworkS basin soon To he installed
northwest Of the CITY at 4 cost OF ST.
SO0O0 for which improvement bonds
recently were voted The work will
begin after August !. when the first
inStalmcnt from the sale OF the bond,
viii he due
The commissioner met as a commit
tee OF the whole IN MAYOR Oyeshoi.
'ef'' office this morning. at which time
a selection for consulting engineer was
made subject to approval Of the eiti-
ycnS' advisory committee.
Applicants are Hiram Phillips. St.
Louis: Henry A. PreSScy. New York:
W /. Berham Oklahoma City. and
Mcintosh 4 Walton. Oklahoma City.
II - probable II A Presley will he
named for the place
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-05
TORRENT FAILS
TO HALT ATTACK
British Colonel Sleeps in Foes
0ugOut Where Candle
Still Burned.

PRESS CAMP ~ FRANCE. July
I-(Via London. July S)-When
flashes Of chain lightning sho, u Of
the heavy clouds which burst in tor
rents OF rain over the battlefield the
British and German guns did not IN.
tetrupt their shclling Of lahoissellc
which Tor eight DAYS has hecu the oh
iect Of an unceaSing ho%mhardment. the
German shells breaking IN laBoissclle
on the British edge and the British
shells on the German side
The change from the scenes present.
ed nv the monotonous trench warfare
to those oi an advancing army was
ama'ilv From the ruins ot the Ger
man positions between Mont Auhan
and Mame,,. the correspondent looked
i've the whole field toward the second
Inc ~ the German d%eienSes. where the
hatbed wire ENHANCEMENT, were plain.
~ disoernible from the field won b,
the British with Us battle litter ana
,ilen; she'll holes the spectator looked
forward tn where the battle still ragged
and west beyond Friooutt to where the
British infantry were advancing to ake
another rnSiion
AZ an instance ~ the ama,ing rapid.
ity with which tue b-itish troop, al.
varecl. \ ~ i>h colonel took his iits,
real sleep since The iish, hogan in a
German duecu, vhus his predecessor,
candle still burned or the table
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-05

Two ,rainload, Of Chicago troops, al.
ready mustered into the federal mill.
,ary service and destined for duty
along the border in southern Cali
ioruia, passed through Oklahoma City
today. one going by carly this morning
and the second At noon The second
train carried negro soldiers
Two other trans were on the way
and were expected to reach this city
,hi, afternoon None was 90 stop
here The earlier train, went through
wi,hou, stop, here Al trains we're
running On the Santa Fe railroad.
Faoh contained eighteen cars
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-05
EVIDENCE VILLA IS DEAD
ONLY C~lRCUMSTANTl Al

IT, PNSO. TcNa. Jull The ior
r,r Villa adhcrcnt, m NJ Pa,o who
assured Dr. All .hc McNiCan pacific
conference delegate in Washington. &c.
,ordug a. Tuesday dispatch. that
Villa died in the southern end OF Chi.
hushud. based their assertion ON CIR.
CimS,anual evidence according 10 the
,'slcmcu' today OF a person who Wa
present AZ the time Dt All received
10, information This person said All.
informant, considered their c,ldcnc,
/ Inclusive
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-05
Foreign Demand Broadening
And European Outlook Is
Less Favorable.
cmcACo rR,r> A>D rHoNiNIo>s

CHICAGO. JaIy Wheat rose IN ''.I,
today oN Inr 10 an advance ~ L%i,'fp"n'
Jas d result ~ hullish foreign rit
%tlstirs Cables reported that demhnd
vrF broadening ana that European crop
rdyiccH were becoming Ices ana les "a
vnruhlo \ consequent rush ~ ulNlnE
h.r. bnv.,al ipto Snll.ng that Mas
l,ri,d Dos nu, ~ the largest FIRMS on
exchange Opening prices. which ranged
rom erf.r go IAD net higher. WIN
IuI, nj not 10 ilut't. ami september
Of 81 Uf 10 ilntA, MS followed 10y "a
moderate general reaction
Scarcity ot offerings gave the corn
market strength. After opening 20
- hirhcr prices underwent something
NJ p setback
oats were relatively weak Decreased
stocks lod 10 an upturn m provisions
The rmnllncss Of the decrease IN ih'
Tuitrh states visible supply total acted
lniet ~ ~ weight ON wheat prices QUO
intionH closed nervous NJ y tu = - net
advance. with July iI0lh and september
81 nf~
Ideal weather tended later IN sHs'
corn Tho close vns unsettled Ht an nd
vance ~ 'n = 90 h,r
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-05

ST LOUIS. July s HOGS, Receipts,
l0.5O0; steady Pigs and Aighth, $3.50
10; mixed aud butchers. s. i5Ul0l 10;
good heavy. tlou 1910; bulk, s. 1910 0j
CATTLE. Receipts. $500, steady Ma
tive beef steers. TtOHll 36i y%earling
steers and hcifrrs. iNj0H 10 65. COWS,
S. bOpS -. Htuckors. S. 5uns 90. Texas
and Oklahoma steers. S. j0d9 30 ptim"
ycafling steers and heifrfs. s. 75fln "a,
COWS and hcifers. i5us; prime southern
steers. tNGlu, native calves. bull rs.
SHEEP Receipts 5000. steady Wethors,
seas clipped ever. iNS. clipped lambs
hnl0; Hpfing lambs. t1dl0j0.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-05
FORT WORTH PROVIDES
BATHS FOR GUARDSMEN

FORT WORTH. 1csa,. lliy s -lu
,Idruou e. food and reirr.hm,n',
winch the oiy o., furnishing al troop,
pa sing through Fort Worth baths sl,.
viii he provided Temporary shove,
will be- installed 100 d bg warehouse
near the two depot
MAJOR DAVIS OF the quarrcrmastcr de-
rsrtmcuI arrived today to open the
amy supply station here
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-05
Women TO prove
SPECIAL ABILITY.
Three ~POstmasters to Show
Their Superiority in
Handling Mails.

Most women, II accused OF being SUI
pcrlor to men, will admit the allega-
u,n without argument but there are
'hrec Oklahoma women who, next Sat
urday, are coming to Oklahoma City
with the express determination OF prov
ms their superiority.
They are Mrs Laura Houston, post
master At Woodward Ida n, Culbert-
son postmaster at kiowa, and Ada l..
Andrews, postmaster at poteau They
will submit, before the first annual
convention OF the Oklahoma POST
MASTERS association, a symposium on
Why Women Are Infinitely Superior
10 Men as Postmaster There will
BE- no rebuttal
Exhibitors to Talk.
Another feature ot tho convention,
which opens for a two-day session next
l.,iday will be a topical discussion by
iv, poStmaSterS. formerly Oklahoma
editors, on the proposition How Ok
lshoma Editor, Conduct Postoiiices."
Preparedness IN the Postal Service"
viii be the topic OF papers by s. c.
tampbell, postmaster OF Enid Fred
Mcdaniel, postmaster at Bartlesville,
and George W Barefoot, postmaster
a. Chickasha
Banquet Friday Night.
4 banquet will be attended by the
association IN the Lee. Huckins hotel
where all meetings will take place, FRI
CAV evening
John !. Graham assistant postmast-
cr OF Oklahoma Civ. will be IN charge
OF a question box which viii be main.
tanned throughout the convention. and
Robert II Hansen. superintendent Of
uail', will deliver an address on "Du,
tee and ReSponsibilltie, Of Superin.
r,udent, oi Mail in Po,roiiices Of the
>,DOOOO Glass"
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-05
ENS|NCER WINS
SHA17UCK RACE

Charlie, tn,inret. driving a Hudson
wnn the 20 mile road race a, Shauuck
Yesterday. a message to The Time, ~.
day said. The victor " n Shatturk
hcy. and he drove > Shauuck car. Kay
Pi,,man oi Woodward. plotting a
Buick. finished second
The winners average ,reed iot the
'ih.mile Wind wa, Az mile. per hour
The rae wa. omen ~ stock car, only.
Tn. mos, remarkable tide In she World
10 that ~ the Hay ~ Finav n ti,s.
~ the rate ~ y for' ever, Nye minuis..
the ws'eT sometimes attaining the
height n seventy. nvs iest.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-05
Youth Snatches
Baby Off Track;
Train Rushes On

TERRY ROSS - years old. reSid
jng Al 40 West oak street and
~ employed BY a Messenger service
company ha, entered 'hc hero list
A., hr started 10 work At about J
o',l,ok ,hi, morning ne saw "a red
headed baby sitting ON the Frisco
railway track and a train coming to
ward D."
The boy liiied the child from the
track a few second, before the train
reached the point where 1t had been
PLAYING He LETT It with a family AZ
90 South Robinson street and r.
ported the case TO the police depart.
ncnt
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-05
KANSAS CITY.

KANSAS CITY. July o. HOGS Re-
c.ipis. 10000. lower Rulk. tN6iu9 90.
heavy, 50 s5d9gj. urht. iJG0d 9s5. pig
f1q95O CATTLE Receipts. 1000. Fteidy
10 lower Prime fed steers. $40 25nll,
dressed beef steers. - 26nl0. sou'Acrn
steers, S. 2i1i9in. cow l5us 81. hrlf
"fs. S. 7aplu. stockors. 81 7jH9 SHEEP
Receipts 5000. steady 10 lower Lambs,
s. iUn 10 30. ycarlings. S. tOns.5O, Wcth-
rIs. S. g5ni o5. ewes. iBdT
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-05
MARRS COMPLAINS OF
UNCUT WEED PATCHES

J T. Mars. vice pt,,iden, n IN,
Minnelunka Lumber company. visited
Commissioner Hishley 81 the public
safety department, and vigorously com.
planned because the weeds sbou, the
city were No, heins cut. lie was In.
formed that. nov that the bulge, ha.
been ~ptersred. the city shortly will he.
gin the cutting ~ weed, until the IN.
adequate fund. about $50 IL en-.
hsu,,ed. Then Il will stop.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-05
SMALL LOSS IN BIG
FIGHT ON WEST FRONT
ASTONISHING FEATURE

mARlS. July S-rhe astonishing
Feature Of the ricafdy battle 80
lar az the French ate concerned
is the small Toe, incurred Reports
thus far received show that WI
army corps which took q p%rcminen,
part IN the fighting lost iu,, s00
men The regiment, which took
Elaucouf, did no, lose q single mar
All the wounded who have heen
brought ~ Par, hospitals speak II
,ti, extraordinary immunity
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-05
Thirty Complaints Yesterday.

Thirty complaints were filed with
the police july I and twenty two ar.
o. ,'s were made Nu accident oi a.y
nature vas fcnuficd
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-05
NO PEACE now,
v|SC0UNT BRYCE
TELLS AMERICANS
Asserts Allies Are Confident
or Victory in War for
Principle.

LONDON July S-Presidmg today
a, a luncheon given nv the Pilgrims
10 James NJ Beck. former assistant
attorney general Of the United States,
the Niscount Bryce said he had re-.
ceivcd an address signed nv some
Americans, a large proportion Of whom
had eo'ne from Germany. saying the
war must end in a draw why no, make
peace at on,e and save further blood.
,hed2"
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-05
SUGAR

NEW YORK. Jul} Raw sugar.
steady. centrifugal 900. mollsses 5.G3c.
refined. sleady. cut loaf 5 SOC mo grim
|ulgi.d 7 soc. crushed 6ic, mould Asi5r.
cubes lbc Y \ Nc y powdered s''
powdered + Toe diamond a t6Jc, conit'-
I~Lnurl.- A L..n No | 300
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-05
LIVERPOOL

LIVERPOOL. July COTTON SPOT
easy good mlddling. slid middling
for speculation and export. 500 Receipts
900. Futures. very steady. july. 1sllsd,
july August. TS1d. August. September
Z sot,d: September October. 7sd Octo'
Der NoVemhof. 1i2d. November. p'U'm'
hor. : 6ed. Decoml"r Jlnuar, 81 Jan.
unfN February. 7Gitsi. IohfItf, March
fsid: March. Npul. Gid. Nufil- NAV
ctd. Mny-Junc. f63tsd Junr-July
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-05
"E z$$$5 LESSENNG Of tension Cheers STOCKS , $$$#$$s
Outside Livestock


FORT WORTH. JnI, 5 CATTLE Re
cciptr 300. steady Bceves. S. 5ods No
UOGG Receipts, $500, Toe lower hhl'
s. 65f0 SO SHEEP EccciptS. 5000, un.
changed Lambs. y1Gl50
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-05

CHICAGO. July O. BlTTEH steady
creamery. g34u27c EGGS Higher Re.
oeipts 1853 cases nfsts 22HZ2i4c ordi.
nary frstr 2pq22D. A. mark. cases iu-
GUIDED. 9Uu22c POTATOES Lower,
now. receipts 30 cars; Oklahoma nnd AZ
kansts sacked Tflumphs gUcuil DO. ~.
uols Ohlos NOcg{l 90. Virginia bsfrclcd
81 lOn 3 30 ,old, 1Jcu SOC. receipts 4 cars
POULTRY Alive, higher Fowls ltc
springs 2lu2Gr.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-05
Provisions


KANSAS CITY, July b-BuTTEH
Creamery. poo, nra'r. 21c. seconds 25c
packing, 2lEc EGGS Firsts, 2llpc
POULTRY. Hens. loo rOOst er-, lOiyc
brolors, 25c. POTATOES. now Stcudy
Arkansas, Texas. Louisiana and Okllhu.
mn Tflumpha, Soc kaw valley LaflJ
OhiuF. steady. t5cutl M.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-05
KANSAS CIV cAsn CRAM.

KANSAS CITY. JuI, 8 WHAT No
. hard. eaulo5. 30 2 rcd asu on
tOUN 80 mixed 7lu'tD No white.
r1uTt,s No yellow tiuih, OATS
NO white. iO1uc. SO 2 mixed. 5su
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-05
sr. Louls cAsn eRAIN

ST LOUIS. IuI, Q WHAT 80 3
rod. 81 intil1. New. III. No ? hard
81 Osg CORN No 2 5tu5eRr, No .
white. 1ir75tsr OATS "" . nominal
No white nominal
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-05
CHICAGO cAsN GRAIN.

CHICAGO tuiy WHEAT No
rod 81 Oi4 i0st, M 9 hard NO'.i
Ut cons Nu yellow EsH ~
ONTs standard 7'is riu', HARLEY
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-05
Money and Metals
LEAD ANo speLrIp

NEW yCVK. July 5-Lcnd 500 spell.
ter. dull. Fast ~ Louis delivery loA
asked A. London f2N spclter W
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-05
Popular Behet.

4 small estate. 80 runs NE plan.
Has iot. and lott ~ charm
You seldom see q CitN mar
Who thinks he couldn't farm
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-05
HAPPY DAY At
CATTLE MARKET
Receipts Are Good, and Prices
Steady: Packers Clip Dime
or Pork Values.
roDAY's RECEIPTS.

Hoos ........ ..... 1000
CATTLE Texas cattle direct and on
open market helped swell receipts here
today Including u shipment of goo hcnd
direct. around 100 head made up tho
Wednesday run straight grsAscts and
cakcd and grass led mad W. the bulk Of
the offering Nothing IN dfNlot cattle
was available II WAS an active session.
although packers made sure Of their bids,
prices In some instances ruling slrndv 10
10 cents lower than the close Monday
Texas furnished the days to-, two loads
Of beef grnsHerr bringing 81 per cwi
Balance ~ the steer trading was on .
o. bOn72b basis order and speculative
buying made packer BUYERS toe the marx
Pretty fat hrifers sold Ni0d 80 ana
cows on the same order ~ TO s. Can
ners and cutters sold ON a ~ 00ub M ha-
ss and bulls up to 81 n Receipts IN
stockef cattle showed u slight improve
ment. and the market ~ u rule was IN a
happy shape. ioaflings In CARROTS SOLD
Mb0d1Ib stock calves up 10 - VIM"
calf receipts verc exceptionally good the
1850 head coming included several CIR
loads on direct billing TRADING on the
on-market supply VAS ttlfl' active ana
steady. light veli selling up 10 s. 100
Closing Quo,stions.
rfcca ~ the various gsades OF cattle are
atrFY. .felg a. fUlUWa
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-05
POLICE WITNESS
ELIMINATES SELF
Testimony Against Another
Convicts W. G. Carnahan
OF Transporting.

W. G. Canadian drew a fine Of $50
and cost, and a N.day. jail sentence in
police court, this morning m a charge
OF Transporting intosioants. a, the re-
sui, Of guil-l.ssly giving convic,ing
testimony ~ witness in another case.
He was telling Of bringing in several
bottle, ~ beer from Keystone and car.
rying i, 10 the home Il Mr., Josephine
Thompson. residing al N South Hat.
Wy stree, \ pattolman testified "a
having seen eighteen men enter the
Thompson home and when a raid wa
made they found several bottle, NJ beet
there and a number " empty bottle,
The woman was given a similar fin,
end sentence
Harry Pearson. charged with ,ss,
FANCY. whom the police say has a ren'
chant for getting drunk and iorg,ns
checks. vas siver \ sentence and pa.
rolled
Matte Simpson. = negroes conduct,
Ing a place at 40 and Az East Crane
avenue, where i~n,osieants arc sold
was fined ~ and costs and sentenced Il
serve ninety day, in jail Horace Moore
Hazel hicks. Horace belehet and Mar,
Billinasl.y, charged with lettering abou
The place. were each assessed S an,
costs
Charles Rose, charged with imper
scnatns an officer. drew $50 and eo,,
end Thirty dav' IN Jail
Ada Wright. for lighting. wa, fine,
$40 and costs. Nav Fields. vasrane,
SIS fine and ten DAYS in jail. an,
several sp.eder, were heavily fined
Anna Topping, vastanoy. 500 fine an,
ninety DAYS.
Only three intoxicated men were ar
rested on Independence dsy
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-05
Confident OF Victory.

Confident Of Victory.
lie would tell the guests OF the day.
N,Scount Bryce said. neither the Brit
lsh or their allies could follow that
advice lie Welded to zone m hi, love
oi ncacc. hut declared
We cannot agree ~ any such peace
a, Is suggested nv either these gentle
men or the German government. In
the first place We do not think this
war will he a draw The allies are
going 20 win We believe u because
the allies will prove To he stronger
on land than the Germans and because
Nc hold mistaken and unShakcahlc
control oi the sea
Cannot Accept Terms.
SECONDLY, peace cannot hc made
now, because the German government
= not prepared Tor It IN any terms
VIC could accent The German gov
eminent may know they arc going tn
he beaten. hu, the German people do
NO, VET know IL
on such terms as the German govern
ment would accept would I've no nrtrna
nent peace, hut q mere truce !, would
mean for Europe oonstan, di,quie'.
alarms Of war. more preparation, for
wal and further competition in prodi-
gious armament
Fight for Principle.
Lastly. because We are fighting for
gtea, principles principles vital to the
future oi mankind. principles which
the German government outraged
and which must at all costs he vindi.
Gated"
In concluding Ni,count Bryce said
that Great Britain IS fighting for the
dcl,vctancc oi nclrium and Franc,
and such changes N the east as well
make \, impossible iot the Turkish al
lies ~ Germany ever again IN maS'a'
ctc their Christian subjects
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-05
LATER

Since the above notice was written THE
Company has completed a 5000. nn0 gas
we'll near Tho center II its fourteen quar-.
'rf sections ~ leases In rswnee County,
near Jennings. where many well informed
OIL men expect nearly y second cushing
prol IN & 10 q davs real oil sushers
IN this district now seem sure. rhe drills
viii su deeper Ia, and nisht and We have
started two nsv wells In tho very heart
NJ This new field on different properties.
We have over five miles ~ linz 10 pro.
'"c' IN this field and may start the bal.
anye " fprty.tso ual new wells on thess
valuable leases on completion ~ wells
nnv drilling and soon drive this stock In
n record breaking advance n from 70
10 SO times
A. par, ~ the consideration the Com.
panN reserves tho risht 20 arrroV. ~
reject any subscription 10 ~ transfer
~ Ne stock The stock Ia non.sssessabls.
nrmitiRurrs will he accepted on the fol.
lowing basis. subject to withdraw wal With.
notice. u mailed not later than July
TO- 1915
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-05

The supreme Court NJ the United states
w ttr decision against the convicted oil
Monopoly branded certain individuals as
hring Zoo q criminal conspiracy for forty
N"ars against al competitors. The fam.
lilies and business associates Of these rich
'nn-piraiors nov secretly control or own
several big newspapers and MAGAZINES In
chicago. New YORK. aud other ci,ies,
Who through fake financial writsrs'
have Kept M y continuing conspiracy
against The Uncle sam on Company, and
are continually printing insinuRtions and
false statements against The Uncle Sam
OIL Company TO scare the American pub.
ltC from purchasing this valuable stock
In this mcrttorious Company, and thus
deprive II " needed capital and retard
~ growth ~ n growing competitor ~ the
hts combine.
Under these circumstances Ne are
forced 10 offer hts stock NJ treat
sacrifice. Regardless Of persecution and
the unlawful acts of the Paid Press"
hts hg Independent continue. to gair,
and should soon have sufficient pro.
duC'ion 20 operate from 20 10 50 driiis
after paving satisfactory cash divi.
d"uds and make the further sacrifice
~ stock unnecessary
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-05

The celebrated Ae,ef club II Wash
ns,on. with a membership confined 10
Officers who served In the wat. with
Mexico. wa, organized In the CITY II
Mexico during the American oocupa.
ton IN lS7. The fits, president Of
the club was General Franklin Pierce.
whn later became rresiden, of the
United States.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-05

rut an y opposite the -tcct you van,
ani make al tsmi''ancss ia, able 10 Tbs
Uncle Sam OF Company, Nv check. dram
~ muus, order
Write your name sra sddrs.. plainly.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-05

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