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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-07-15
Rinbb. Sd,tpeins Gbafs

4 Hinbpieb. - Die SuEubr mar
mist grob, Is paren aber nod $50
Stiid BON seitern ii6rig unb bies mar
mebr als seniisenb iir bic mdBiSe
gsa4frase. - Die preiie maren ula
1O-15c niebriger als Montag. Cute
fette Cutters uno Gamers Iinb fart.
ebenfo bic beiisren Mil4tiibs.
Wittlers unb itpsre stisre $500
$50; Jleiitsr Stiere $6.00-S.r
so; auserlefene bis eItra $8.75--
e.25; 6eifers $5,50-775; auserleiss
ne Bis ertra $8,00-8.35; aiibe $4.s
1850; auserleIsne Bis ertra 1915
100; ganners $3.50-4.50; Wil6z
fiibe $3.50; stOders unb Jeebers:
Gtisre $5.00-7.75; 9eiiers $500
700; aiibe $5.00-5.75.
8ullen. = Die 3ufubr mar
mdbig, bic 0a6iruse stipas beTer
unb bic 4rsile ftetiS.
fystte Bullen $6.50-7.00; golpgs
no $5.50-6.50; magsrs uno lsi4te
$3.50 $50.
&Glber. = Die 3ufubr mar be
sr0bts Der Wo6e bic prsiie fisIsn
anfanss, stsen G4Iub absr mar Der
Wtart ieit.
2lussrlsiene Biz eytra Isi6te adle
Der $11.O-11.75; fair bis quite $8.s
25-11,25; orbindre uno srObs $500
Hoo
g 6peine. Die 3ufubr bon
S6tusinen mar bsute srObr. 4ns
fangs fielen bic prsiie I'm etpa Loo,
erboltsn ii9 abr Ipdtsr ipisbsr stpas
unb Der Warft iaIOR fsit.
2lusssiu6te Sdpers, 22O pfuno
unb aufipdrts, $9.8o-9.85; semii4.
tie mittlsre unb lsidte ransirsn bon
120 bis 210 pfuHo 1915 $50; orr
Ioindre bis CUTE Jere.l, 10 pfuno
uno barunter $6,50-9.4O; orbindrs
Bis auserldens iapsre fetts Sdue
$7.0o-9.O0; Stags $6.00-7.50.
g dufe unb aimmsr. -
Ilte S4afe tparen aud beuts pieoer
rar unb itetis I'M prsiIe, aGmmer aber
parsn ihipa6 uNo I'm 15e niebriser.
S6afe, trtra S6.65-6.85; suis
Biz auserlefene $5.75-e.60; orbindre
big fair $2.50-o.25. - Gdmmsr,
auserlsism bis srtra $10.75-10..
So; einise $11.O0; quite bis aus.rlsie>
ne s9.75-10.75; ohindrs bis fair
S5.75-9.25.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-07-15

J uer. PIslIe ist. - WaIs
finirtsr Gut Goat $3.50; poipbereb
$3.50; CUBES S8.70; sranulirtsr $S.s
90; Gonistionsrs .sl4 $1S.10; off
W $7.S0-9.00; fpeibsr srtra $3.50
ITO; sgtra e. $3.50 per hunDtrt
pfunb.
Moraffes III fietis. - Rem
CrIsans Open aettle 45--65e; Gen.
triFusal 25--34e per 0aIIcne.
Refs. - 2ouiiiana. Danen 6sao
81 36ae; prima 54-5sc; orbtndre
4s--5e: Sapan 4i-5ie per pfuuo.
+ DARN. probuite.
Butter. - Narit rubig unb
preiie iistis. mbolemiIi. tgird
8lsc; CENTRALIZED srtra 29r; Gtntras
li5sb iiriis 25Ae; feeonbs 225c: Danrp
Doirp 24s; padins Stod 20-21at
per pfuub.
Rdfe. - Marit iietis. Ohio ITe;
glotbmtftff&er IL Cents; 9aeip Dcrf
1Se; G4ipeber 35-40c; bc. Brid
17e; atmbnrssr Ia lse per @fgnb.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-07-15
sssi4s ciaaaan gsIssbIat eamaas, ben t5 saH 1915,
ier. - Marft iirrperaTbert.

gier. - Marft unperdnbert.
aartoffeln. - Marft niebriger. =
4ragfas unb Dilaboma artumpbs
70-S0c; aanIas. Wo.. unO Saino'S
Sbios To- SOC; Wirsinia @obblsrs
S0--9N.
@efliigel. asbenbes. Wiarft
niebriser; 9iibner l7e; eprinssrs q
-24c.
3uder. Warft fietis; @sntriIus
gal $e.4o; MOIaifes 1888; raffinirtsr
itetis; feiner sranulirter $7.65.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-07-15

Gtsannatt il. Sult, isis

-"
~ otl&dfte pereu bsuts ii bss tislioin
Sansen siuaS rubisr. CbwObf IL Nem
veu ett Blnsfnien elpaS biHaufoseaHlfn
Nne, 70 ltnc oieielbtn bier nod unptrdw
psrl 8eblieben, bean bic BnHfsn baben
mest aIs esnioenbe GcnOs an Sanb. fylr
Sarlsben .on eau ipurbeu non uanien ~
efrt@ns, udtrenb Gridaftspapiere 5u o.
w htsfontirt wsrbeu. an oiisnsn yiarite
parhsn DaSltttn .on eau ~ sK--496
sas anf 8sii " 4--5X pluart.
EsAid asf Rss psss
purpen " Var, jtpii4sn Banien psrtauit.
Nis gountssrais tsirfst soc %rdmis per
eio0Q
sasAtd al 0sssps
ei4s. @:AisI sRI ponbsn wurbn III
l.76 pro yfb. Sierlina euotirt. iyfr Ued)p
lei auf Berlin uurosn 2uf pro Nari, be.
ss&nst. iar Ms4fef sui 3aris i7Kc prs
Htsne. anf NmnersaH l2e bro Wulben
uHb suf @isn i6r yrD Rrsns. GtreS igJ1c,
&ubf %. Stodbslm pro Nrone 2gIse,
6rants 64peib) 1915.
gnusu .rslsansusa
uarsp rutis Hnp .Itstis. Dis 8aileu aus.
AZ goabs isay Goap. ito
ox hpnss. 1915 ..io0x lo2
80 Wonbs. 1880 ~. y8X 99K
2H yanaMa ........ 95
SN Hansnsa Coupon. 100 -
Gissstna csnts itmiass
Die llmiats I'm piei,ssa GlssringbauS Be.
iiefen ii& tsuts3 3auf to.780,250.
assaiIsisshatn
Die Columbia Was unb Cincinnati @as
d electric 60. NitieH DareH beute tonan.
gebsnb unb bic siujigen papiere. weIt,s ei'
mas 2sbeH 3si9ten. Columbia Gas warsn
iet Inn Yrsiis nnb id,loijsn Su 1871 --1ssS.
yladastsnbs Hsriduis iino 5u beri6!sn:
IN btr VSSte,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-07-15
Ghieaao. IA. Suli.

S6Deins. - 3ufuhr 1900. =
Wlarit nieoriser; guIt $9.65-9.95;
lsi6ts $9.4O-9.95; ssmii4ts $685.
1910; i6psre $9.30-10.10; raubs
$9.3o-9.50; JertsI $8.10-9.55.
Rinbpieb. = 3ufubr 1000; -
DART fistig; Ginkimiide Beef stisrs
S1O-11.00; Stoders unb Seebsrs
$6.40-8.40; aiibe unb 9eifers $3.'
$3.50; dlber $S.50-12.O0.
sS4afs. 3ufubr 5000. Wiartt
f8Da4; Dsthsrs $6.75-s.3O; Gwss
S.25-7-40; admmsr 500 TO-
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-07-15
1dsltder MART. Berid,t.
gineinnati. ii. Suli

@Dte HuuHplBeHpeH Aluoiirungen peS
5isben iid nur aui gnsros 1ranss
altipnsn. gei fleineren GsidGitcn
iDsrben etfuas bobsre l]rsiie berednst.
propifionsn.
Sdmdf5. prima Gtsam
l2.8o-12.9o; GamiIp $14.oo-
14.50.
2roden eeiaIsenes Jfeifa.
- Sbort clear Ssitsn, lofe IA
14at; ertra fbort clear Seitsn 14i
-14?e; tur3s Rippsnieiteu 13s--
14ic; gellies 16-17e.
Bacon. - Sport clear Ssiten
16-16tc; ertra fbort clear Ssitsn
15a-16e; ibort Hippsnieitsn 15a
16e; Bellies 17a-184c.
Susar gureb Sleifa. =
Sainlen 199 Poe; glicnic S6ultern
14a-15c; greatfejt Bacon 21-23e;
Sduliern in podetsn 14h 15e; 9sn
Yort Gut 15-15ac; trodene geeI
S6inten 2sa-29ac per pfuno.
SHbgepSteltssglsif6. =
S6intsn 16a-17e; pienic G6ultern
125-13c; Bellies 16a--17e; Sduls
tern 13-13ic; S6ultsrn q. .. Gut
bo. 13a-14c.
Jrifdes SIeif6. = G4intsn
16a 17ae; g,icnic SduIiern 12a--
13e; SduIterH 12a-13e; ibori rip.
penf.iien 13-13ac; i5ort clear rip
ptuisitsn 13-13tc; ertr a ibor.
clear Ripp.nisiten 12t-13e; Beetles
lei9te 17a-1sac; Bellies, f4ipsrs
16A--17ae.
Wehl unb @etreib.
WebI. - Winter patsnt $3.50
5.75; Winisr fantp S5.00-5.25;
Winter familp $4.50-4.75; Winie-
srira $4.00-4.25; Winter orbindrtr
$3.5-3.75; Sartes Wsi5sn patsnt
$5.5o-6.00; 6artes Wei3en faucp
$5.0O-5.25; 9ari.s Wsi5sn fami.p
$4.0-4.25; Rosssn. Rortbpeiiern gss
mifdtes $5.00-5.10; ROssen Gttp
reinss $5.0o-5.25; Rossen gitp sss
miibies S4.75-5.00.
Mei3en. glo. 2 rotber Wintsr
SLIGHTLY; go. 3 $1.O8-1.14;
No. a bo. 95-$1.06.
Weli 6torn. - 30. 2 ipeibes
s2l-s3e; Ro. 3 bo. s2-s2sc; SO.
a DO. s1-81ae; Go. DO. 80-s1i;
go. 6 DO. 7s-s0c. go. 2 selbss
s2a s3e; gao. 8 DO. s2-s2ae; go.
A 90. 81-81ac; Ro. 5 DO. s0-S1e;
Ro.Ro. 6 bo. 78-SOc. - go. Q gss
mifdt,s S2a s3e; go. 8 DO. s2--
S2he; Ro. A bO. s1-81ae: RO. 5
DO. S0-S1e; Ro. 6 bo. 1896. =
GcIbsniorn tusibes 82-84e; aols
bsntorn selbss 1886; aolbenturn,
semifbies 82-s4e.
5afer. - Hortbipeitern go. 2
iDsiber 4St-49t; glortbspsiiern Gtans
barb ipeiBer 46l-47ae; Roribpeiieru
SO. 3 meiber 45a-46sc; go. 8 ipeis
Be sinbeiiniit<r 43-44e; go. 4 tpsis
Der 41a-42e; To. 2 ssmiidhier 43--I
Az; go. 3 ssmif6ttr einbeimiids-
41--42e; No. 4 semif4ter 39-40c.
Wbisfen.
9ertauft ipurbn 639 BIS. Die
FILTERS 5inifbeb gcobs auf Der Bats
bon $1.40 per gnIlone.
Groceries.
Saffee. - SABA 23-3oe; Wos
6a 29-3oc; Guatemala fancp 19e;
bo. gutter 17ae.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-07-15
IN bsr Sssis.
FIRST CALL
Qssls. gsnbs xat attiea in gssp porI.

Wsf4xfsvaviess pnrssn ~ ~ bision.
iirt. @t6fsl auf 9oHbon warren itetis.
Har % Tase ANY, si&t e4.7114; KaDsl
Nnnsilunoen A.76H, Sranes Si4t 5.01.
&atsi 5.90h. Narf Sidt 7S1S. aabel 7Sz.
2roasn Sitbt 1910, Aatel 1880. Sire eids
B.40H. Ratel $40. &ubd eitt SOY; Ra.
bsl sO74; eiiber'Darren 90 ~. Nsytianiids
Splsrs 4SH.
Gitisnm arit.-Nm Wormittaae mar
bes Ndrft j&mad uno bic Yr.ijs hatten 5u
leibsn, Na@mtttsss absr erbo!tea iih oie'
itIbm tbeilwetfs pietsr.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-07-15
g b litter

Wonher, Der f9on in BEN Sabrtu.
Wsodte aus Der 9out germ fobten!
DAB es nitt eeht, bas III gut
SSn cine neue Syuut aebOri aud friides
HIut.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-07-15
Metausm

Rem yOrt ID, Suli.
SUPPER. = Martt flau.
glsctrolbtie. - $24.00-29.00.
:. gIlsn. = Wsartt ftetis unb unDer'
dnbert.
3inn. = Uaartt itetis; $685.
$500.
glei. Sffsrirt $6.4o.
Sps!tsr. = Martt fetis.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-07-15

Ghirasp. IA. SuIi.
Dsi5sn. - 5ur Suli $I.O9a-1.'
1O5, am sdlub $1.Osi; fir Septsm.
Der $1.09a-1.11s am SaIub $1.1o.
WelidiOrn. Jiir SuIi 77t-7Ss
am S9lub 774e; fir Gptembesr "a
-743, am SdluB 74se.
9afer. - 5iir Suli 40s-41s. am
Sdlub Ale; fiir eSptembsr dog
40F, am S6Iub 4O3c.
Hogeen. - Wlartt nominal.
gsrfte. = 68-S0c.
9imotbp. = 1915.
aIse. - $7.0O-14.O0.
porf. - lsiir Juli $25.45; fir
Septemxr $24.50-24.67, am S4Iub
$24.55.
SdmalS. - Sir SuIi 1895; fir
sSptembsr 13.25-13.37, am S4Iub
1925.
giippenieitsn. - Sir SuIi 1886
13.4o am S4lub 1895; fur Geptems
Der 13.40-13.47, am S4lub 13.42.
Butter. - Martt unperGHbert,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-07-15

rin.i.n.4i 81

ginsinnati, IA. Suli.
3ufubr unb @srfaHbt ipGHreno Der
lebisn "a Stunben, perslifkn NIT Der.
felben 3eit Der Dorbersebeuben bier
9ase portn tpie tolet,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-07-15
AnSsariise Rartte.
q E 10 BORT. IA. syuli.

Wiebl. Wartt uHperdnperli6.
Wsi5en. - Wartt idtpd4er; Ro.
! 9urum S1.l9l; yiO. 2 barter ST.
21a; No. ROrtbern Duluth $1.294;
Yo. / ROribsrn Manitoba 1926
{. o. E. Gep yort.
Weli6tOrn, : Wartt pilig; 20.
2 selbes Se5c c. | {. Rep gort.
5afer. - Wsartt itetis; StanbarO
47A-47ic.
9eu. = Mar!t iapa9; prima 81.
36; To. l $1.3O; Ro. 2 S1.10--l2o;
go. 3, 90-97c: Ueridnbt 75-S5t.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-07-15
sssp Dsrtsr Wsnp. lu,tirxnsex

yi4itcn gen. lr... s2&lsJliff. gae. ~. br. .isfK
Nt6tfoii d. AZ. :. ielJIlgt. D. q. rcf.A5lH "a
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Gent. of ". n. br. 100 glorf6. yar T.. -. Az
Gent. eedfber Dr.. lei y 9lorib. gle 81. ~
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gbcfap. < g. ~ - tgenn Conf. Az .i0lE
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Gtlr. q Nort6iu. 81 siklec Ncf. rel. Ar. %
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Qrtf 10. 4rScriebG. 1ah,lcr. 4 Rdc. ssH
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flauf G. q. ref o.. ssh Nabafb 1.
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2. z u. I'M. lr. ~. AHlqEefitnab gf ep 5.. .,ists
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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-10-03
j. S. GOVERNMENT
TO T0|NvEST|CATE.
A LOCAL ROBBERY
Theft of Pennies From Branch
PoStoffiCe Is Cause,

Federal investigation OF tho robbery
OF the University pharmacy at 1922
West Eighteenth street is under way
Thieves believed to have been small
boys, entered the building last SUNDAY
night by pryinR open window and
escaped with number OF cigars. and
300 peHnlcS belonging to Uncle Sam
branch postoiilce
Had it not been for the stealing OF
the government money city police alone
would have handled the affair As II
U.s. John Graham assistant postmaster
has already taken a hand in the affair
and poS,oiilcc Inspector will be on
the ground IN a few DAYS
Officers are OF the opinion that the
crime was committed hy boys because
Of the quality OF articles taken. No
attempt was made to blow the drug
store safe, and one box of candy was
opened and few pieces eaten
\ standing reward OF from $50 to
500 is offered by the government for
the arrest and conviction of poVoiiicc
robbers A few years ago small boys
entered the haywood pharmacy on llar
riSon avenue and robbed a branch post
office there oi a small amount OF
money They were later discovered and
sent to the icdral reform school in
Washington. D. {.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-10-03
EPWoRTH SUIT TO
BE RE0PEnED

Question, for tho Rev " +. Dunkls
.ot ST. Petersburg, Fla to answer IN
giving hi, deposition will be mailed to
him today hy Burke Shartcl, attorney
for the University Development com.
pany from which the NJ L. church.
south i, striving to wrcd the school
property in thi, city. The Reverend
Dunklc was formerly a member OF the
church's auditing committee which az
one time during the schools career
checked the books Of the university aud
reported It's financial condition TO the
church conference
The rcopenlng oi the Epworlh case IL
now assured The date OF the reopen
ing ior the admission Of new testimony
depend, on the time 1t takes 10 obtain
dispositions from the Reverend Dunklc
and other church officials. Witnesses
will be called back TO testify Only
evidence relative TO the schools finan-
cial condition aud the knowledge of
the church conferences regarding il
will be Admitted, Judge Clark stated,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-10-03
Bullet Clips Bit
Of Passengers Ear

NEW YORK, oct B. shortly after
announcement, was made today that po-
lice guards were to be removed from
the elevated lines as we'll as the sub
way three trains were attacked by
strike Nympathi,ers, one OF the trans
beng the BronN subway express. A
bulle, fired at third elevated train
clipped piece from the right ear oi
a passenger and fell to the floor after
penetrating a motorman'S booth.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-10-03
Record Business Reported.
Fair Directors
To Meet Saturday

Nv tomorrow afternoon the tons OF
peanut shcll, paper sacks banana
pccling, and other evidences that the
recent State Fair was complete sue
cess will have been removed
Workmcn have been engaged since
Saturday night in collecting all the
refuse incident to successful state
fair. This is collected and burned
No decision as to whether the con
crete grandstand will he completed &C.
cording to original plans have been
made by the directors. They will prob
ably hold meeting Saturday to dis
CuSS the matter
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-10-03
Houston Leaves
District Bench

GUTHRIE, Okla oct B. Special b
Judge \. II Houston. who has been
ON the bench IN this district Tor man,
ycam sent his resignation to Governor
Williams today Lack oi physical
strength to carry on his dutc, longer
/, given as the reason
Judge Houston went To Saltwater
Monday to open the October term oi
court but on arriving there found the
docket so heavy that he felt unequal e.
the work He returned To- thi, city and
wrote his resignation He has been
IN poor physical condition for several
months
The bar associations oi PAYNE and
Logan counties will meet late today g.
select successor whom they will rec
ummcnd tu the governor
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-10-03
NEWSBOY WILL AID
NEW JERSEY JUDGE
IN DEALING JUSTICE

mASSNIC, s. !, oct ; hador
,l Schlcucr loyear-old news
q boy, who ha, saved $50 from
the sale Of hi, papers, hereafter
will be associated with Judge Cos
tcllo m the administration of JUS
ucr in the city court here His
career will be utilized By the Judge
as an example for the wayward
boy, brought before the court When
the boy appeared before the 'ourt
iu a recent case the court asked
him 10 come there again and tell
the delinquent boys what IT means
TO do right and how he succeeded
lSador promiSed to prepare little
speech to deliver to the boys when
ever the Judge desired
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-10-03
Water Bonds Issue
Finally Approved

The Oklahoma City sl,sOoO0O water.
works bond issue was approved finally
hy the attorney generals office thi,
morning The bonds were turned over
To Mike Donnelly city commissioner oi
accounting and finance, who was wait
ng at the attorney generals office to
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-10-03
TEUT0NC ALLIES ABANDON TWO FORTS AS RUMANANS ADVANCE
English Girl Offers to Glue Eye
to Restore Blind Soldiers Sight

IOARlS. Oct "a English gI has Dr. Rochon
Duyigneaud offering a
his sight serving The g1, Shields
Dr DuyIgn1ud
that II possible % a
by gaing portion the
she said
"It believe that there n
of soldier sight serving
France would would
pecialy useful such officer
"I accepted, shall obligation
for BE- pos
able o
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Gray Veterans
Meet At Durant

DCRNNI, Okla, Oct ! Three hun
dred Confederate veterans ot Oklahoma
were present today when the eighth
annual reunion OF the Oklahoma divi
sion OF the United Confederate Vctcr-
ans convened this afternoon I'm con
junction with the veterans reunion, the
Daughters of the Coniedcracy opened
their annual reunion today
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Wilson to Start
Tonight for Omaha

LONG BRANCH. \. J.. oct g.
President Wilson i, ready ior his first
invasion Of the middle west since the
campaign opened He will leave here
tonight for Omaha, going by way OF
Philadelphia and Chicago He will
speak in Omaha Thursday night. re
turning To Shadow Lawn Saturday
morning
Although many request, ior the pres
idcnt TO speak cnrou,c To Omaha have
been received at the executive offices.
no arrangements for any addresses
have been made
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Local Plant to
Fill Omaha Orders

Destruction OF the plant OF Morris &
Co. at Omaha last night by fire will
not greatly affect the local plant. oi
iicialS said today Until the Omaha plant
is rebuilt the Oklahoma City branch
will ship some meat and products in
carload lots TO temporary shipping
office in Omaha Tor distribution in the
Omaha business.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-10-03
Funston Praises
Guards Condition

SAN ANTONIO, Oct l,-Majot
General Frederick Funston today
praised the condition and the spirit oi
state troops on duty in the browns
willie district following his return
from the frs, inspection trip to the
border he has had opportunity To make
since guardsmen have been in the fed
eral service
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-10-03
PRICE OF FOOD
is HIGHEST OF
AUTUMN SEASON
FLOUR IS SETTING RECORD


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"NSHIN'I'N. p'l D.. Ma'N''
increase IN the cost Of living 3, ,hown
in the rising tcudcu,, Of price, oi
,oo,,uf,s nm D.,oh,,.I r.n,,t, a, which
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"'' j">' "''''N '''''''' '' ','' wy '"'
mcnt oi agriculture from 'n' primer
pal market, ut the country
With lour .,l'u.. Al price, higher
than At any tip, .,r., Ig, ,,,,l war due
nrincipally 10 the ,horrs. oi tine wheat
cron th,> ,c,r ,hc cost or putaroc, ha,
mounted for the same reason Meat
prirc, continue ln advance with pricc.
be,nv maid prndur,r. ., meat animal,
,lnn. a rrrrrpt more ,b,9 what wa,
n,id YEAR ,po nutrr cpg, and
cheese all are selling at higher prices
for this time oi the year than they were
last year and bean, show AN increase
OF more than ~ percent over year
ago because ol thr hort crop. Onlon,,
arc more than 50 percent higher ana
cabbage more than ~ percent higher
Farm Products Increase
Prices maid to producers of farm
products increased % percent during
August while during the last eight
years these prices have shown a de
crease OF about : percent during that
month September began with the IN
dcx figures ui these prices 20 per
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-10-03
Resignation Expected

Resignation Expected,
The Okuma cabinet was formed IN
August Of last year Its resignation
had been expected for several months
II was forecast by the premier m a
speech last MAY IN which he indicated
he woHld retire in favor OF Ni,c1unt
kato
The premier, advanced age he j.,
II years old ha, been given as the rca
son Tor his decision to resign, although
II has also been iulimated ne would
withdraw to make way for man OF
boldcr national policy The premier
largely controlled the foreign policy ot
hi, country and has been asSailcd by
the opposition for not adopting a more
y,gurou, altitude toward China
Friend of United States.
On many occasions he has expressed
friendship for the United States and in
an interview several months ago said
war between tins country and Japan
was impossible
Nscuun, ka,u has served as foreign
minister aud ambassador to Great
Britain He took a prominent part in
the negotiations which followed the
presentation oi the twcnty-onc Japanese
demands ON China and also IN the dis
cuS>ion with Washington ON the Cali
iornia anti alien land law
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-10-03
MILLION DOLLARS
SPENT BY STATE
FAIR VISITORS



More than SIwum was ,pcu, I'm
Oklahoma City last week as a direct
result ot the State Fair This IS the
"P'ni'' H,unoy J.. hto,k' d uiIc'lo'
,;,n a,J T,@,,a, T1 ,.rna;o ~ H.. CT
n.y p-ncp n,.,,od. n,",d ',, co,,o,,, No ~ y, ,h;,
-, uo ba. ,,Nn ;n,.,,,aa,,no ,aIe,
records ~ yafiuu, local merchants with
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-10-03
Edward S. Lacey Dead.

CHICAGO. Oct Edward s, La
cey former controller Of the currency,
died a, his home in Evanston, a suburb,
last night
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SWEDEN CLASHES
With ALLIES ON
SEA PROCEDURE
ENTENTE MAKES CHARGES


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situation threaten, :. hr.omc ,.,,,
what tense With the dispute a, a. mail
seizure ,ull unsettled there uua ha.
arisen the charge b, the entente al
lies that the uculrall,. of Sweden 8.
not ,o loyal and impartial a, 4, should
h" Tins ha. drawn from Stockholm
q reply as tart and crisp As .Umr az
the uu'c, ru the mail ,utruyc,., Wbl.h
are characterized hg Nrs.ouu, Grcs
as containing word, mot usually found
90 diplomatic correspondence
Confidence in Tact
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and ,L,I,,N 80 u,, p,,. u. wv, "a,
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l,. J.'.
point, OF friction that ha. arisen since
the war began Sir Esmc ha, been CIV.
en- iull authpr,t, to act in the mails dis.
pu'e and is cooperating with the 9th
er entente diplomat, at Stockholm IA
making representation, 4, 10 the lat
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JAPAN'S CABINET
TO QUIT; CHIEF
FRIEND OF U. S,
0kUma viii Retire in Favor Of
Kato,

TOXIC oct 5-Thc Nichi Nichi
Nhlmhum. in an extra edition announces
that the cabnc, OF Premier Count Oku
ma has decided to resign The premier
/, said to have stated that he would
recommend To- the emperor the appoint
men, of Niscount Takaaki kato as hi,
surrc>tu
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Cooler, Cloudy Is
Weather Forecast

Local Forecast-psrtly cloudy tonight
and Wednesdays probably somewhat
cooler Wednesday.
State Forecast-Tonluht fair; warmer
In eastern portion Wednesday; partly
cloudy; colder In western portion,