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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-08-03
DEUTSCHLAND.
PASSESOUT To.
THE OPEN SEA
German Submersible Safely
Through The Capes
During Night.
LOOKS LIKE NIGHT
DASH SUCCESSFUL
}Convoying Tug So Reports
to Neutrality Patrol in
the Atlantic.
LOOKS LIKE NIGHT
DASH SUCCESSFUL
BY ASSOCIATED PRESS.

Norfolk, Aug. 3.-No untoward IN
cident marked the departure Of the
Deutschland on her voyage through
the Virginia capes bound for her
home In Germany.
Whether she submerged before
reaching the three mile limit is not
known.
The boat apparently disappeared
unframed and has a clear field TO the
open sea-
Nothing was heard q her sister
ship, the Bremen, reported due here
any day,
Washington, Aug. 2.-The tug
Thomas r. Timmins tonight reported
to the United States neutrality
squadron outside Hampton Roads that
the Deutschland had passed out of
the capes at $3.50 o'clock tonight.
Destroyer Sterritt relayed the mes
sage here. The Timmins had accom-
panied the Deutschland from Balti-
more.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-08-03
NINE SOLDIERS AND
SEVEN BANDITS KILLED

Laredo, Tex, Aug. 2.-Nine con-
stitutionalist soldiers and several
bandits were killed when 200 bandits
attacked a Northbound national lines
train at Gonzales Junction, Mexico,
July %, according to reports at
Nuevo Laredo. Seventy-tive soldiers
aboard the train dispersed the at
tackers.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-08-03
MORGAN'S ESTATE WAS
WORTH NEARLY S70, 000, 900

New York, Aug. 2.-The state
transfer tax on the estate Of ]. Pier
pont Morgan, the total value of which
was appraised last week at $50, 499,-
732, was fixed at $3.50, 675 today by
Surrogate Fowler.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-08-03
DEPORTATION ORDER OF
GERMANS Is DESCRIBED.

Paris, Aug. 2.-The French govern
ment has issued a yellow book de-
scribing a recent German order for
the deportation of $4,000 persons
from French towns on hour and half
notice. The measure caused the
greatest anguish and despair among
people and in some cases brought on
madness, the book says.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-08-03
FIVE HUNDRED LIVES
ARE REPORTED LOST IN
GREAT FOREST FIRES
ny ASSOCIATED PRESS.

Toronto, Aug. Five hundred
dead in bush fires in northern Ontario
yesterday and Sunday are estimates
given by refugees arriving from fire
swept zone.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-08-03
CHILDLABOR BILL TO
BE MADE A SPECIAL
ORDER UNTIL PASSED
BY ASSOCIATED PRESS.

Washington, Aug. 2.-The child
labor measure will be taken up in
the senate tomorrow and viii remain
unfinished business until finally dis
posed of. Senators Hardvick of
Georgia, and Overman Of North
Carolina, are expected to lead opposi-
ton to the bill.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-08-03
UNIFORM BASKETS FOR
FRUITS FOR SHIPMENT

Washington, Aug. 2.-The house
today passed the bin prescribing di-
mansions for standard Baskets for the
Interstate shipment of grapes, small
fruits and berries.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-08-03
ONLY ONE FOREIGN
SHIP WAS ON GUARD

Newport News, Va, Aug. Pas
sengers arriving this morning on an
Old Dominion liner from New York,
reported that when they approached
the Virginia capes, only one foreign
warship was anywhere in sight. A
peculiar looking object lying low in
the water, with two masts visible.
was observed and it was noticed that
the foreign cruiser was heading di-
lily towards it. Persons on the
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Continued on Page Three.)
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Confined on Page Three.)
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-08-03

The Ideal Summer Resort
BATHING, BOATING, FISHING
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-08-03
PENSACOLA WEATHER

showers Thursday and
probably Friday. L.Iqht
south winds.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-12-21
"G-ctlhen tbe oreenhorn

shuu thD GrDcnhurn tDr
Ifl, au. arts fcnuic 90 hc seen
Nmu.H Theatre FRIDAY Dumtiu
HH.I Hs Gretchen van g pcl
frm fnllHHd rl l.fne- tD
i' W..I ~tatos to Join hrr father
Pom tH Inuck an onsrvcr Wh0 hfs
,1'.i .uUush money Go send for his
dfUs...r
'iAu n quaint costume alth boxes
n.'0|0. baskets and live dnck ga
lN 'H string. Gretchen arrives.
' I0D iel of h,r parent and ail lne
'"'.. Dob GEO humble tenement where
a poor widows brood 0f siN
''Ilrt themselves promptly o. thr
hinl hDrtd DuncH arl and Der father
iIOtro Nouul Italian musician.
n I0t0 With ter
AI.' tnel. comes into tho happ
rHla man who mlkes hls hrld-
N' 'at au % mysterious ship in ihc
f I.. Tolls ih. on tnawFT
'n'' h uncn BE- uI uHiond'nt ~ tHc
.iH' tnl ln can scf fhe On man
900. iuH DO hr can show satisfaction
~t HIs wnrt Thr orciuipns
iN li.IeN cn-uv pilates fDf % lnii-
NH' motto and counterfeit money
t. nt Che sand on fhc ship ffoW
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-12-21
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Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-12-21
BATES:
lie Per Word
The first issue,
lie thereafter
DISPLAY
A d YER Using

vs'eu fl~s rs,s "a ae.A 49, e.,sama
side $40
same suniAys
r;Antiur display advertisements
zen rate yer lnsa psf mcnta s6ex
N-asine Setices
f'ur~ readinE ulattef ssth insettion
ssg tine so,l
i.ocsis 80 nne. each inssrtisn. ts0
Couis Aets tH isrEs amounfa " 90
ertisine space On Apnfcsiion al thls
srflcs
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-12-21


ron SAILS Ipu assns. iiia rftpi
rerted ana in cultivation. q "a Nniaf
Ifii iaifmeHnt Ave teft WpUh Tet
80 90
ffin Hti.n fffp.s snl i4n.ssa
NufFtt and flr 4eiis 0aHHiins ran0
atiHfiite prniiHsiiuns isf fnuf
fai viHfs nfh me g. q Nanha
$500 lsir Ttas ti5
zoe Sat
rnHm SD arfH sfniF ralHnrf
Nolsih iHuu fas anns SOS rsffanf
fiafn naHnf tfiHr mffrslHnrf raH
nttss slif+ So $3.50. sni tfffns
fsm taiiaef fifaH ni go ftapaffsi
ffst tuasii rsh patmsnt laiaacs
iaHa nluf
. tsHn f frfi iats na south fiaff
Haff.g lfa sl niee homrs offered "a
. tafrfn
& is,af o. aiaffnfHf ste east fferf faf-
80 nH psfsi efsff anb ~ une. bsst
huf ir ttf
ls acres fire ugrt ian1 Az ln cu'n-
Fafiur H-l1 sisa ~ fiiF aUi Dhf iet
eaNsa iaesi FaaH esat paFmfnt ha4s
ansa sp0a isffuf
40 arfeF Hre iiars iaal seaf Aabs
ienN ~ neffs in cultivation nDrs
ft aitfhi asnsf tpssial ffios ana iefms
go afrs god Nisff iand ntaf iiyl,s
IOWA tfnaA fssh iafmfnt anf eaifa
spre fffms 4 pgiehssFf sin ipff0ft
lsna frire 80 pHf trfr
ntNEhswpifb fiHAfT4 CO
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-12-21
WEATHER SUMMARY
y. s. DEPARTMENT or AGRicUL
TURE-WEATHER BUREAU.

Weather Bulletin Tor The ~ hours
ending D. H. 10Th Meridian time.
fi.......t... aa f.fe
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-12-21

ron sab Pure BIRD fs4r al
8.r. osie i~aaf So Ai.a af.
fasta ~ es ias1 Nis 81 IS ffsa.
gsn. G. uet 80 81
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-12-21

faDn Hkl y Thres rplfa house in Epot
esn5inen ianAted 10 Nestsu psn ~
fts ESQ EasF a. mus VII stii al
fsHfpfahis Figure 80 esrf fsf,aa AZ
3fsss o. - 49, ttf tlfs git
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-12-21

IT, ri,AnE hfaaa ner hlEA sg.4c
planN. sells ~ fato 81 ltnHc fef anua
ltt ~ Nams esies ~ mi4tt Gay At-
sse sash atflttvets Il lei .uils V4ssa
" q ios tst pfoAe 49, 'ef
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-12-21

FARM NOR hrSr zoe acre field
80 pHsturr mack land. clay subson
NsNuiion count, campteii. A. q nos
r2t San Anionio Tysas
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-12-21

hpfrNis9tlt e~hffa sqltn fn4r cars
eiiH bfariers AUTH. N srdsr ara sa,s
pff fourth fonf gsssisue bui No mon.
~ q ~ aen'f eausfY yuu over enf
nHnafr4 IN ceffps c1nsl hsfr besn
shqNr 5eH afe next " lg Rf4sisf
IS fofd HsfYifs risilpu. ADV 400
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-12-21
Miscensneou.

rnnrNf ciIniEfi rfpENNlftil
nAfiikhfit ilepsifina. f,uisis. sga.
piifH haris f0t nra TYufv fitrfs
~ q iloa fif ipeup igli. sil Alec
auitt Hust tii
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-12-21


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miiA c.Ns mast b. s,.,d ana lse.h
wss-s .rirnpson rsAreftt t'A tlk
a-s'Ta-r- setsa--ra.''-'a''.--a.
WIZ NRF lysr orl,NiNo new ,ans
heu~a We 30, scfAp ,roa metst rehs
tcfs hNacA fafN hessoAx. beer tsA
tiss AuA wgsszsn lefselt A ulnsbure
siA water Sc Phone itpt 80
Is.-.as-s .-...--.a..a..
wANrNp oool pgioss paia ha "a
riaihfs and ttosa l'haos tff iefs
i.ta~ra ~ ees
WANTED wln uas aigb easR prNy
Coz f,-rA sveeea hand stirhHutn ca.
ia,se Hssena Nend el.se. a
WANTED NeNf safety saeot blAaes %
rhsfpen sirels stse a. psg detsn.
iNuilr edEf t3c Al. N Wailln tef
seu'e feneehaa phens s's. Ns
WANTED segtNt hand a,.sds - an
hsrds fhcnc 81 csthss's FURNITURE
rttfe sla Nee1Nilt ~
->-s'--'-s -'-.----s '-e.-f,.- s---~ree--->-----.
Foo sale
fiN -Af.N Nns Ne Na3siNs,a,l
speNfirr sist ftaf A t4t rs.iA
check rrntrsiot e,at fst wi wa i.,Af
tipr can rHnnc iett
a..atss...H... i...asaaI.....
fsnN SALE fasF psss,nFef touflna
sa'fa cpf 60 'sle ~ 49, ffemsf, aar
enc in tn,s tuHaii,ai me
s.sss Ie.ia. aa......tIa..I.|s
non sAiH a tataala, pastcnr.i
Maxwell m Fsa ruHniHf efief Nnd
alsoa share iaaain fuf ihe rlstt
psss Ncs NiAr faiseila rrrhifs
sesgnd hand slniy 90 write ,ica nj
nor eAiN spnsHa Corsst maas 90
mraswo Rcsitsni appointments hs
Telephone. i',iti eani of l4itsf sifsn
pumpt niteBfion MIS- i1asuct D..
ushhitN c4srnefp ils.itrnce 90
Wuchtr rhaug iitt office hDafH 4
fa g. imponum MAiinrl an starr
slrsot eas
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aHshNf dau,Aafd iriH srsuna n ufks
at iie nef isH ai ths q A. nsakie,
faim & mlist sualh 40 ro4fas ,hraN
tia9h Nenaer
ruN sAip rvn stu ~ vlfe wheels
09nippsd etih stssh slls lufi-,f iiffs
Fine fuf taHdins tfaliefa. Athe sac
aH ufia Nne overland r.aaeiff thear
ifetnfnos 1904 isA rni
cor SAILS The nsmarh CAFE aas
Hg he mst restaurants in .he sitY
nNnf NHnis in tsiife pem A0pinssh
lugulff at lNr iAfmHfth CATE tta
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-12-21
Help wanted--M Male

Hfn ltf liasifatri raiai1ap4 "a.
plains hya W feseh fhe hsfhef TRADE
4siftig u,ails1 ffef Nciar lArltr
foi'fse - Aeipaie TfasH as
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-09-12
STOCKS CONTINUE RISE
AND SET NEW RECORDS
Rail Shares Only Lightly in Movement
But Gather Strength
Later.

NEW YORK, Sept l2.-Tho market
opened today with numerous gains at | TO
points and several new records, In
Guiding United States steel Rt lObA aud
Atlantic Gulf nud West Indies at S5t In
teruHtional Paper common and preferred
rose I w. points respectively with gains
~ point or more In American Smelling
Crucihlc. Iactn wanna, Republic and Slors
Sheffield Stecls and Colorado Fuel cop
pcrs also made further gains with marked
activity I'm Anaconda Bethlehem steel
featured the high priced industrinls with
u gain of points. Rails shared only
lightly In tho movement. but gathered
strength later under lead OF Union Pa
ci0c, ST Paul and New York Central
The market took breathing spell
In the forenoon, but no impairment was
suffered The fact that high levels were
established. General Motors making n
new record nj C2b
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-09-12
NEW YORK,

NEW YORK. Sept l2-The frmer
tone witch developed in the cotton mar
ket Monday was In evidence early TO-DAY
Liverpool was better than due with pri-
Nate cables attrihutng the firmness to
smaller offerings from the south and the
opening here was steady AT an advanc.
OF 9 10 II points on covrrug by com
mission houses and renewal OF demand
FRO mtrade sources Active deliveries
sold about ID points net higher shortly
after the call or up to 10 i5c for De
Icember and 10 b3c for January. a rally OF
some ~ 10 Il points from the lowest lev
els OF Monday Realizing checked the
advance at this stage and there were
slight reactions before the end OF the first
hour
The early reaction carried prices hack
some or . points but rallies followed
IN" forecast for frost In northwest sec
lions OF Texas and Oklahoma with ac-
/ i've months selling NJ to about the best
point of the morning
Npptehensions as To the course OF the
south Atlantic storm promoted this ad-
vance hut Increased southern and local
s"lllng was encountered around l5i,c for
January and later fluctuations we're ir-
regular
Prices worked off to net loss Of
/ ABOUT TO : points during the early aft
/ rlnoon with December selling down to
I - 22c and January to l5.Jlc but met re
/ Moved buying at this level and rallied
| 10 TO u points before clock with Jan
/ 4ary selling up 10 lji5c or points not
. higher
Spot cotton quiet MIddling uplands.
! '30c No sales
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-09-12
n RAMS CONTINENTAL
MOTOR RACE STARTS
Relay Tour From Plymouth to Seat
tie, 3,6sS Miles in 100 Hours
Planned.

PLYMOUTH, Mass, Sept l2-An
automobile trans continental race
against time started from Plymouth
yesterday The finish is to be at Fort
Lawton. Seattle, Wash, and if plans
materialze. the last relay should reach
its destination on Saturday The time
allowance for the race OF 5,68S.S mile,
is l20 hours
The tour is under the auspices OF the
Yellowstone Park association and i'
for the purpose of demonstrating the
condition OF oroSS-country roads. The
war department has aided in mapping
out the itinerary and has furnished the
message which the couriers are to de-
liver.
The first relay was made by Rob-
crt {. Harlow the fire commissioner
.oi Plymouth, who started from a point
directly opposite Plymouth Rock at II
o'clock noon lie made the first mile
in one and one-half minutes. He
turned over his message to the econd
courier at Providence, K. l., who sped
for the next relay point at Kingston.
N Y. To maintain the schedule each
courier must average thirty-onc mile,
an hour.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-09-12
ITALIAN POLICE ARREST
TWO FOR ANTI0WAR MOVE
Officers Of Socialist Organization Are
Charged With Arranging
Peace Demonstrations.

ROME Sept l2.--Morara and Prin-
o,ti officers OF the Italian Young
Mems Socialist association have been
arrested charged with organizing anti
war demonstrations in Italy and other
countries for September "a In the
house where the men were arrested the
police sel,ed $4,000 copies OF an anti
mili,arist manifesto which was intend
ed for distribution among the soldiers
at the front
Morara and Prino,ti are said to have
been working in conjunction with the
international Young Mems Socialist
association, which has headquarters at
Zurich. Isaac Sohweide, who claims
to he an Argentinian, and who was ex-
PEELED from Italy last year, is head OF
the Zurich bureau.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-09-12
Mckee and Mayse Boz Way into
Hearts of Fans "A Pretty Exhibition

and no little amount OF cunning during
his recent stay in Colorado, peckci
away at his heavier opponent with a
vengeance He used a stiff lett jab
with hest effect, and had a decision
been rendered IT must have gone T.
him May,c. with his superior strength.
forced the gong most OF the time AMI
tried repeatedly to land a hard right
on IN, snail foes jaw, but was un-
successful
Mckee IS a bantamwcight and May,e
is a feather. They have met several
times. Neither has ever been able to
win a decisive victory over the other,
Mckee, ClevcrneSS always oitScttiug
the greater strength OF Mayse.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-09-12
USE OF INFORMATION IN
MAILS TO BE PROTESTED

WASHINGTON, Sept ia dec
lara,ion by Secretary lansing today
that he considered information Sc
cured by the censorS from the mail,
should be used only for military pur-
poses, was believed to forecast injec-
,ion OF tina, issue into the negotiations
with Great Britain over mails seizures.
While no information has been re-
ctived regarding the statement in par
lament Of David Lloyd George. the
British war minister, that information
CLEANED by the censors properly could
be put to ANY public or national use"
Mr. Lansing said he had read the war
Sccretarys speech and tina, the matter
might become a subject of diplomatic
negotiations.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-09-12
BORDEN WILL MAKE
SECOND ARCTIC CRUISE

NOME, Alaska, Sept l2-John Bor-
den, the millionaire sportsman Of Chi
eago, who" power schooner Great Bear
was wrecked OH a pinnacle rock in
Bering Sea Angus, 10, left for Seattle
Yesterday, accompanied by his guest,
Norris Bokum. a Chicago business man.
Borden says he will build another boa,
next winter, engage Capt. Louis L.
Lane, his partner OF this year, as com
mander. and set out on another Berins
Sea and Arctic ocean cruise,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-09-12
Wilson Makes No
Comment on Maine

NEW LONDON. Conn, Sept IL
President Wilson remained today near
hi, sister, Mrs. Anna A. Howe. whc
is critically i'll here His plans de
pended largely ON the outcome OF her
sickness Early today It was said that
her condition was practically un-
changed The first news OF the repub
lican victory in Maine was received
by the prcSldsn, from the newspapers
This morning He would make no com
mcnt
Arrangements were made for the
prcsidcn, to receive the members OF the
American and Mexican Joint commis
sion ON board the naval yacht May
flower during the day
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-09-12
KANSAS CITY

KANSAS CITY Sept H. HOGS Re
ccipts $1,000. lOUl5c higher. Hulk so 80
an as: heavy tlo50H 10 95, packers and
butchers tlO1oull 10, light i06OUll 10.
oOO, including 300 southerns, steady 10 i0C
lower Prime fed steers SO OON II %,
dressed beef steers s. 2hH975, southern
steers q 75pS2i. cows it1in % hcif-
crs 81 nOu 10 50. stOCkers 81 00nS 25
SHEEP Receipts 9.Ooo strong to loc
higher Lambs tl025u 90, Ncarlngs
8, 500S5u wcthcrs s. 2jHNoo; stockers
4 fUt, ga "a
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-09-12

Last year We rad q ban players strike.
This year We have almost had q railroad
strike Next year the golfers should he
ones to strike, demanding an s.inch cup
so putt for and perfect turf In all bunk
ers Whv should = man be forced to play
out ~ loose sand and heel prints when
he might fust as well play from fine
Ne. and not be annoyed
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-09-12
ST LOUIS

ST. LOUIS. Sept 70 HOGS Receipts
, 900; steady TO strong Pigs and lights
s. 0OH %, mixed ana butchers flO66n
4 30. good heavy fll 3OHll.i0, bulk OF
sales tlO75J ll30. CATTLE Receipts
500 slow Native beef steers $1,000
II u0, yearlng steers and heitcrs SSb0m
1925. cows g. j0uNO0, prime southern
steers 81 00H9 On, cows and heifers 81 5Od
90. prime ycarling steers and hcifers
s. sou . 90. native calves So O0N /. -.
SHEEI Receipts 800; strong. Lambs
S. OOull 2l. slaughter ewes $4,000 l25.
blcating ewes 81 0UN 10 co. ycnrllngs So no
upl 30
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-09-12
LEE AXW0RTHY TO TRY
FOR NEW MARK TODAY

SYRACUSE. N Y, Sept Lee
ANworth, the world, greatest trot-
ting stallion will attempt to lower the
rccord on the state fair grounds here
today held by The Harvester There
viii be five Grand Circuit races with
Sl51O offered IN purses The fca
mrc race is the Empire State with a
purse OF $1,000 for , OS trottcrs which
is expected to be a duel between Ma
bel Ira,k and 81 Frisco. The track
is fast and the weather conditions
ideal
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RY b. A h

When 1t comes to providing stellar
entertainment with the gloves no scrap
pcrs who have appeared before Okla
homa CITY iandom in the last year have
ANYTHING ON Young Mckee and jay
May>c. two local product,
Last night at the b N \ \ Mckee
and MaySc met m SlN-round bout
preceding the ten round go between
Bobby Burns of TIN, city and Jack
Dougld, OF Kansas City Sin rounds
ot spirited labhing. swinging and punch
ing which kept the spectator, IN a con
unuou. uprolr. resulted Mckee, hav
ng acquired a great deal ot cSpcrcuc,
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LIVE RPoOL.

LIVERPOOL, Sept l2-COTTON Spot.
firm, good middling 9b2d middling 3sd:
low middlng s.2Od sales 5000 bales 500
Tor speculation and export receipts l6.-
600 Futures steady September g3lhd;
September October Q 27d; October Novem-
Der 9.2tl9d, November December q2lisd:
December January 92Oi,d. January Feb
ruary 9.20d. February March slsd. March
April slsd April May 9i7nd.a May
juno e,i6hd. June-Juty 912d. July Aug
ust g.0sd. AuHust -Septemher sS6d
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NEW ORLEANS, Sept. II On con
tinuation Of a huving wave which started
late In the session Monday the cotton
market was advanced goa % points In the
first hour of business today The storm
warning for the South Atlantic states,
the prediction OF rnins for the eastern
belt generally and reports of smaller Of
ferings Of spots from the Interior en-
couraged the demand
Realizing OF profits on the part OF re-
cent buyers set In at the advance and
increased during the morning Gradually
the gain was lost and at noon the trad
ing months were unchanged to five points
up compared with Yesterdays close.
The rise Of slN points In spots was
stchdying mtlu"ncc, although the market
hld not show any great buying power In
the afternoon, Al / 80 prices were : to
y points above the last quotations Of
yesterday
spot cotton steady; points up Sales
on the spot s35 bales: to arrive 2.05o
Hood ordinary ~ c5c: strict good ordinary
l3 ,'c; low middllng lt2Sc: strict low
nin1ilng t5uc: midding lt75c; strict
mlddling II 9ic: good middling lbl2c;
strict good middlng l637c
Receipts 667S. stock 1920
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SUGAR.

NEW YORK. Sept t. RAW SUGAR.
Firm sales 90 600 bags for prompt ship
meHt and 30 600 FOR late September ship
mcnt, centrifugal 5.27C; molasscs ih0t
Refined, firm. fine grHnulated { 25C The
market fot sugar futures WAS more ar-
tive and firmcr owing to the advance In
raWs and the renewed inquiry Tor gran
ulated for export Prices were - To II
points higher at noon
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A. A. A. MEET WILL BE
IN WEST NEXT YEAR

NEW YORK, Sept l2-Thc national
ucld and track championship OF the
Amateur Athletic association will be-
held IN the middle west next year ac-
cordng To- Frederick r. Ruben, secre-
tary-trca,urcr Of the A. 4 L. at Clcyc.
land