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Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1916-05-26
LINE SPRINGS.

LIME SPRINGS.
j Mrs. Ed. O. Jones went to Cresco
Wednesday to visit her sister, Mrs.
John L. Owens, who is patient at the
Mercy hospital.
i Bert johnson visited Cresco relatives
Wednesday.
Il Joseph Cray was business caller at
DEBORAH the first of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robt. H. Jones return.
ed to their home at Granada, Mimi,
Wednesday, after few days. visit with
relatives.
Rennie Hall and Will Riley autoed
down from Chester Thursday.
H. P. Anderson, j. j. Williams, ]. ].
Jones, Ben Davis and Chas. Anderson
autoed to Cresco Thursday.
Mrs. H. H. Sanborn was called to
Albert Lea, Mimi, Wednesday, by the
illness of her niece, Clara Knudsen.
Henry Foss and daughter Hazel au-
toed over from Saratoga Wednesday.
Cresco friends Thursday.
Mrs. Baerman, Mrs. H. j. Moore and
Mrs. D. w. ..Davis autoed to Cresco
Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Plummer came
Wednesday from Spring Valley for a
visit at the home of his Son, H. w.
Plummer.
Will Barnes was down from Chester
Wednesday.
Mrs. Gershom Morris was the guest
Of Miss Sarah Lewis at Cresco Wednes-
day.
Emmett McWilliams autoed down from
Chester Wednesday,
Mr.. and Mrs. Evan H. Jones were
Austin callers Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. w. Plummer and
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Plummer autoed to
Cresco Thursday.
Mrs. Bill M. Jones and brother, Mr..
Powell, came down from Minneapolis,
Wednesday evening.
Puss Cray of Chester visited friends
here Thursday.
Gertie Hughes was business caller
at Cresco Thursday.
Born, Wednesday, May II, to Mr..
and Mrs. Richard H. Jones, a baby boy.
Tom Edwards, of Chester, visited
relatives here Thursday
Lloyd Horton, Wilbur Wells, Arthur
Rowland and Vern Bowers autoed to
Cresco Friday.
Mrs. Tom Jones, who has been visit
ing her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. ].
Williams, returned to her home at
Madison, Wis, Thursday.
Fife Sanborn came up from Cresco
Friday for visit with her sister, Mrs.
Evan Griffith.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Miller and Mr.. and
Mrs. Earl Miller autoed to Austin Fri
day to visit Mrs. Dave Frisbie, of Can
ada, who is very i'll at the Austin hos.
pital. Mrs. Frisbie was a resident of
this city about ten years ago.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. j. Williams and Mrs.
Anne Smith autoed to Cresco Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hoopman and Laura
Latcham were business callers at Cres-
CD Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dugan came Saturday
from DEBORAH. Mr.. Dugan has taken
charge of the farmers creamery.
Mr.. Downs came from McGregor
Saturday for few days visit with his
brother, Frank Downs.
Mrs. d. E. Horton and children Lii
an .!a.nad t - snG u. ves anu ~ 49,,
S ss,s 49, ~ la o"y ""' e''o"
CL.
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a.. WIS e., H.. ot1 =. ~ .na.t osi ha-
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ri. h;e sncie Hsnrv Nsver.
49,. cr,--- 80.
from Greco Saturdav and viii occ,,pv
the John Moore cottsee recently yscs-
ted by E. E. Obriham.
M and Mira loo Crav visited Ches.
ter relatiyes Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs 7 7. Will;am. left
Tueadsv for Hnnon g ID To v;sit their
ann Evan Wiiiiams and fsmiiv They
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1916-05-26

For SALE-Eb Piccolo, brand new,
good shape, for use in brass or military
band. Enquire here.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-08-28
Big Motor Cars
For Machine Guns

SAN ANTONIO, Texas, Aug %
The first consignment OF motor trucks
upon which to mount the Lewis ma
chine guns has been delivered a, the
United States arsenal here II con.
siVS OF llS trucks IN eighteen cars and
the order calls for more than go
trucks to he used Ter this purpose The
army has more than no OF these
machine guns, nearly all OF which have
been sen, to the Southern department
and distributed among the troops along
the border and in Mexico While the
guns were no, originally intended TO be
mounted on trucks. a. they arc light
and easy to transport, II was decided
as Ns.tet OF quick transportation
that they would he made more effective
and their efficiency increased by hav-
ing them mounted on speedy motor
trucks
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h.s'@SPoftl8hn hs
By-@1E/ BY
ORANTLAND RICE S J.
Alexander.

luChers may come or pitchers go.
For pitchers have a WAY like that,
But whether fast or whether slow,
tr whether thin ur whether Tat.
W hen ~ comes down Co one alone
Who holds his rule ahoN, the throng.
step out, old boy. and grab the throne,
For YOU belong
Pitchers may flash ur pitchers fade,
As pitchers do along the WAY.
or whether born or whether made,
Sllll held AS rulers of the fray,
But when tt comes to romping through
The rival field from town to town,
step out, old dog and get your due,
You own the crown
Western oluhs Boo the American league
that were looking upon the Nanks as "a
succulcnt dish ur" now said To have large.
ingrowiug pains lu the vicinity Of the alb
domlual region
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NEW YORK.


market sbn,,ad " .,"H Wv 'I'"."' "
citem.nt ,,rH ~, W" ~, n'u @ "
firm M an '"y " "P',uhb Ma'
with nl nnsttto,, , p"''''
ords i'm rcstons, ""e '',, ~ Us, ,,h' 'O
vance in th, L'n,,t, "s',, ''',p. a"
cables nttrihutsJ 1hn ,t n,a' ~ 49," "
a big advance in T,n'ntt,,' a,,J - -,
of trade shorts mi sLor,i, MA, ~,
start of Iusin,s. hnro u'aSi ~ Nv, '''
ourd and hrnr. nhnu, ,n,t'',,
points from IN. hest uoa,v roaiI,,,,g
Nps nl.n ,nrnnut.,.t ~ 'oauAins
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-08-28
The Sensitive Brazil Nut.

4 pod with diameter ot from five
to six inches. IN a thick, hard woody
outer covering, contains the so.callcd
Brazil nut OF commerce, from twenty
To twenty four OF these seeds being
closely packed IN one she'll On board
the vessels the greatest care is taken ni
the nuts, says the Popular Science
Monthly ior September They are
turned over daily and kept supplied
with a constant current oi fresh air.
Twenty four hours OF stormy weather
in which the vcn,ila,or, have TO be
closed is sufficient to ruin an entire
cargo Every prccau,ion is taken To
keep the atmosphere comfortable" for
the sensitive nut feel, the slightest
change oi temperature
As they begin to ripcn the pods fall
and are gathered by the natives. who.
cutting the outer shell with a mache,e.
collect the nuts and carry them in
baskets T. the rivers ON which they
are transported hv canoe launch. or
river steamers. td the nearest port OF
call iot ocean steamers ON the Amaion
river
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-08-28
FOURTEEN WAR VESSELS
IN SAN DIEGO HARB0R
Most OF Ships in California Port With.
drawn From Mexican
Waters

SAN DIEGO, Cal, Aug. 2S Four
teen United States war vessels are in
San Diego harbor today live cruisers,
seven dcStroyerS, one gunboat and a
transport, comprising the largest fleet
which has been assembled here in
months Most OF the vessels recently
have been Withdrawn from Mexican
waters, eight having arrived from the
south Sunday.
The deStroycrS are to remain week
and then steam to the southern drill
grounds for torpedo practice The cruiS-
cr Buffalo is scheduled to sail today
to relieve the cruiser Chattanooga
which will be shifted from Mexican TO
Central American patrol duty.
The cruiser South Dakota will sail
sometime today carrying approximate
y Us volunteer civilians on brief
training cruise during which the men
viii be given chance to handle the
big guns IN target practice.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-08-28
COTTON MOUNTS AND ALL
MONTHS MAKE RECORDS
After Call Realizing of Profits on Lon
Contracts Is Heavy and
Prices Fall.

NEW ORLEANS. Aug eS Nervous
an Irregular fluctuations were recorded
IN the early trading In cotton on this
market today. October opened st de-
cline Of "A point but quickly mounted ON
fresh long buying to a level II points
above Saturday, close other months
stood NJ rise of II points around tho
call and all months made new high rec
ofds. March going to i6 cents After
the call realizing " profits on long con-
tracts WIS heavy and the market fell
on. tlnlf an hour after the opening tho
trading months were to points above
Saturday. ulOsc
The decline continued until the most
active months were SO 10 Js points down
from the top and 20 to "a points below
SATURDAYS close. Here fresh buying was
met ana there was reaction whi ,h
carried prices in the ,udug up to moo
back to within to points OF last
weeks finals
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-08-28
GERMAN AMMUNITION
DEP0TS DESTROYED

LONDON, Aug pa squadron of
the entente aeroplanes bombardcd the
ncighborhood OF Ghent Friday morn.
ing, according to the Echo Beige, says
a Reuters dispatch from Amsterdam
\ terrific explosion that lasted fifteen
seconds is supposed to have been
caused by the blowing MP OF an ammu
milton depot A second explosion
equally severe was heard The news
paper says 1t is reported there were
many victims An ammunition depot
at Meircbcke also was blown up and
Zeppelin was seriously damaged
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Grocer's Baby Son
To Be Millionaire

GREENWICH, Conn, Aug. 28-
William J. Smith Gary, the 2.year old
son of Thomas f Cary, a grocer here,
will receive more than SlOOOOOO from
the estate OF his grandfather, William
J. smith, when he reaches his majority
according to a final distribution in the
probate court
The child'S share now is $3.50. .22S %
Mary Smith Woodcock, wife OF Arthur
Woodcock a daughter OF the tcStaator.
will get $40, }SS oS The bulk OF the
estate which IS valued at Sl,l9O,7l0. IL.
wa, lett IN trust Tor Mrs. Woodcock
and the Cary baby
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-08-28
Break Of 81, Cents Bushel Follows De
claration, Aided by Fear of
Railroad Strike.
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS

CHICAGO, Aug Wheat prices
broke ns much as Sisc hushel today
chiefly as a result of declaration Of war
BY RumanlH The prospect Of a general
railway strike I'm the United states
formed an added Oppressive feature of
the market, Tn" mammoth sales came
about owing to the assumed chance OF
quicker conclusion OF the European
war. Opening wheat prices, which
ranged from To lac lower, were gen
orally the lowest reached, with Septem-
her at tlHHlt9 and December at ili5 .
n SO Subsequent rallies lifted the mar
kct 3 to 3tsc from the bottom.
Corn held comparatively steady. After
opening "a We lower, the market un-
derwent moderate further sag
oats changes were downward but not
out ot the ordinary
Provisions averaged lower with grain.
Renewed weakness followed. country
selling especially wldcned out. and sup
port lesscned from shorts who had been
taking profits The close was excited
owing to word that fighting had already
taken place on the Rumanlan frontier.
Final prices were 9Ac to nc net lower
with September at N.ioh and December
STA. to tlitN
Corn closed weak. at NC to 2Nc ne,
decline
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-08-28

NTTUT MI inns NTNUU9NTOU Ms 70 WNrINNr
BOSTON chicago or 81 Louis would
bound ru,N away with the ppuuant what
% uds little opening rs lc't Tor Detroit
tu operate one of those September I'm
Ishcs and upset the entire pnil Of dup"
The best tip m bCtroits favor ~ that no
one has picked jennings 10 win.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-08-28

Houses and apartments fo, rent will
be best advertised in the Want Ads
this week and next
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TENNIS CHAMPIONSHIP
MATCHES ARE POSTPONED

FOREST HILLS. y Y. Aug H-
Rain caused a temporary postpone
mcnt OF the opening games OF the
thirv-slNth annual tournament ot the
United States Lawn Tennis as,ocia-
ton here this morning The cXccu
tive committee OF the association gath
cred at the West side Tcnn, club
early and after a conference announced
that all matche, in the national lawn
tennis championship tournament schcd
uled at the courts of the West Side
club here today were postponed until
tomorrow ON account OF rain
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At Forest Aills

Johnston Williams. McLoughuu ku-
magoc-thcrc are many other good ones.
but ON" from this quartet Is pretty sure
io hr ON top when the hst match IN I'm
isl ed and another American championship
has been established There WAS disbp-
p"i"tmeut expressed some time ago that
all International flavor had been taken
away from our championships where We
could have nothing LETT but Civl strife.
But this International flavor has been
added lu 70 startling way and from a
startling source The Dohertys, NlldinH
and Eruukes have come our way and
proved their Nalor and their skin. but the
shadow of kumagne ts now os heavy
across the courts aS any invading shadow
has been lu the past
The Jap star being alone, is up against
tcrriu, odds Hut when man ~ playing
tine tennis, odds are soon wiped out Who
thought last summer that Young Johnston
had any chance tu beat Kari Bchr. Nor
rts Williams and Maurice Mclaughlin In
succession
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-08-28
GREEK REFUGEES IN PANIC
OVER COMING or BULGARS
Kavala Crowded by Terror Stricken
Thousands, Who Vainly Seek
Passage on Ships.

kANALA, Greece, Aug 2S-The ei-
feet OF the Bulgarian occupation OF
DoNato. the scene OF alleged atrocities
o. which the Greeks accused the Bul-
garN in the last war. is prodigous.
kavala is the thcatcr oi amazing
scenes OF disorder Thousands OF ref
ugcc' are poring into this port from
the hlntcrland and crowdmg the steep.
narrow streets until they are impaSs-
able The streets are Uttered with
every kind OF household goods flung
away hy the owners. fleeing before the
advancing BulgarianS as before the
plague
These goods were abandoned by t~
refugees ON their discovery that means
Of escape from the city by sea transport
are inadequate Small boats, danger
ou,ly overloaded with women and chill
drcn, are rowing almlesSly about the
harborS, their occupants seeking asylum
aboard any vessel regardless OF its
destination or price oi passage. Com
plctc panic prevails,
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LABOR CRISIS SLIGHTLY
ECHOED ON WALL STREET
Initial Prices Irregular, But Declines
Show 10 Material Changes
From Last Week.

NEW YORK Aug Events over
the week. end, particularly the I'M
pending railway labor crisis and ltalys
declaration ot war upon Germany. found
but slight reflection IN the stock mar
k"t AZ tOday's opening Initial prices
were irregular and mainly lower. but
declines. except in rails aud motors
showed no material alteration from last
weeks ttuU quotations. Losses among
rails and motors were fully offset by
gains In shipping shares especially ma
rluos, Will" Cruchlc steel nIa Mexican
Petroleum constituted the strong spc-
cialties. United states steel was rcac-
tonafy and secondary prices indicated
professional pressure.
Investment issues manifested better
tendency ON the very light offerings of the
afternoon and marines were I'm further de-
mnnd. Obscure speCihtics were irrcgu-
lar. with hcaviuess In sugars
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-08-28

National League.
SWEDES DON'T LIKE
DEFEAT. THROW ROCKS

NIODhllOlM Aug 1S Aitcr the
al. American association football play
ing team playing today at Gothcnbcrg,
had defeated the Ocrgrytc sport, club,
ono ol the hes, teams In Sweden. two
gual- 90 one. mob attacked several
ut the American PLAYER, aud threw
stone, a, their automobiles AS they
drove to their hotel None of the
American, 4, reported to have been m
mrcd
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-08-28
Husband, 81 Years
Old, Asks Divorce

MARNSNlllE. Ohio, Aug ~ B.
Isaac StalcN although more than ~
years old, has filed suit for divorce
from Hannah Staley, charging her with
being uniai,hiul Mr., Stalcy dcnic,
the charge
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-08-28
H0SS AND H0SS GAMES
WITH MINERS SUNDAY
Oklahoma City Loses First Session,
But Comes Back and
Wins

The Bearcats made IT hoSs and hos,
yesterday after losing the first gam,
with McAleSter II the first game ha
been played with the pep the Oklaho
ma City lads put into the second tn"
Miners would have tralcd both time,
Thrailkill blew mp IN the first and
was followed hy McCabe and Clemens
In the second game Haag held the Min
ers down The star of the stick work
Of the games was Red Horriott, the
Miner iirstbascman
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-08-28
KANSAS CITY.

KANSAS CITY. Aug, e. noes Re-
Ccipts, 5000; 5c To ijc higher Bulk.
$40 254i 10 10; mixed, 10000 10 so, pack
ers and butchers. so 25rflO.s5; light
$40 25al0 0SO; pigs, s. 5ON 90, CATTLE;
Receipts. 1900, including 600 southcrnS
strong to 25c higher. Prime fed steers.
f9TSnl0.15; dressed beef steers. s. h0n
9 so; southern steers, s. 50mS 26; COWS
81 j0q 25; heifors. 81 O0Q 1928; stock
crs, s. 75mS 2j SHEEP: Receipts. 5000.
steady; lambs, t915Hl050. ycnrlings
81 htHrF I'M
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ST. LOUIS.

ST LOUIS. Aug IS HOGS. Receipts.
HOO; mixed and butchers, So 60mll 20,
good heavy. sll.i0Ull20; hulk. l0NoU
II 10, CATTLE. Receipts. 5000. steady.
Native beef steers. i1.0uulO 70; gear
lings steers and heilers. s. 5NG IA. 25;
cows, - 5OW7I5. stockers. Sb3OMb 20,
Texas steers, f5.50fs 50; prime southern
steers, 81 00na O0; cows and heifers, 81 80
uHOO: prime yearling steers and hcifcls.
t5om90O SHEEP; Receipts 2.jo0,
steady. Lambs. 81 OONl so slaughter
ewes, t6,00H 25. hcating ewes, gO0u
10 90, yearlings, ST. OOmg so
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The Red Sox's Chance.

I'm response 10 at least one or two
earnest queries about the Red SoN chance
In the American league. this dope only
seems Dyuilnhlc--to have anything better
than an even break. the Red SON must
start west iu September four games to
the good Otherwise the JuurncyiuE viii
be nll to thr rough
Here TX Am example. rclaycd on her
last western triu Boston won twelve out
of eighteen games all that any club can
hr expected To win from Leading rivals
ou hostile field Vet the Red SoN In
this drive found M" Browns five games
closer through the Inability Of the other
eastern clubs to win on the road Nanks
Nationals and Athletics have nll played
poorly I'm "a, west this season They
may do quite a h0t better. but this i'm
pru,tm,ut viii hardly hc sufficient to
help Boston n she s forced To face her
last long trip game or two to the good
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' LIVE RPOOL.

=. LIVERPOOL Aug 2s-Cotton. spot
strong. Good middlng 10000. mlddlnx
. Sid; low mlddling g6sd ales 700,
500 for speculation and export Receipts
1900, futures feverish and unsettled,
August 3dd, August September Sad;
September October s2Si.d. October
November y Esd November December
. ed December January 92ld. Janu-
AIRY February 92Od, February March
y l9d, March April 9.lSd April May 9l7d.
MayJune 9i6d; June July 9.l3d, July
August 9 l0d
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-08-28
CROKER IS GIVING UP
RACING IN ENGLAND

LONDON Aug 2S Dublin CORE
Spoudcnt, report that Richard Croker,
iormcrl leader of Iammany Hall. j.,
rcurnp from the turf temporarily and
is going ,o the United States ou ar.
count of the condition ui his ewes.
which require expert attention Mir
Croker /, selling all hi, horse, IN train
ng, but /, retaining his size, and
brood mares
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CHICAGO

CHICAGO. Aug. 2s. HOGS. Receipts
$4,000; steady Bulk, {lOi0H H. 90. hlht
SO 50Wlli5; mixed. $lO15u no; heavy
tl000pil 10; rough tlO.OOHl0.25; pigs.
t4Ou9i5 CATTLE: Receipts. 1900
strong Native beef cattle. t6G0ulO 95 /;
western stceCs. 81. i0MS 65, stockcrs, $3.50
M7.70: cows and hclfers. s3gsua 40:
cnlvcs, s. a0Mll.75 SHEEP. Receipts
1000 weak Wcthcrs. S. 6l0u7lU,
lambs, $40 UOmi045
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Produce---P
CHICAGO.

CHICAGO. Aug. BUTTER: Steady.
Creamery, pc to sic EGGS: Steady.
Receipts, 1859 chses Firsts. ?5n25iHc.
included lsm2ic POTATOES Higher.
Receipts, IS cars Jersey cobblers. 81 10
a l3j; Jersey giants 81 2Oqt /. 25; Minne-
sofa Ohios. ill50ils POULTRY:
Alive, higher. Fowls. slidl7c; springs.
0iC
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-08-28

Use the Want Ads to otter sales of
automobiles.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-08-28
HElNE ZIMMERMAN IS
UP FOR TRADE AGAIN

CHICAGO. Aug n The transfer
OF llclnc Zimmerman, thltdbaScman oi
the Cubs, 10 another club in the Ma
uonal league Is again under consideta
ton today Three clubs, Boston, New
York and Philadelphia. have made bids
lot Immerman'S services, according TO
Manager Joseph Tinker OF the Cubs
Tinker says he expects To obtain two
lniicldcrs and a pitcher IN the trade
PrunW storage Battery Co, AZ w.
Main. ADV
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-08-28
The Greatest

An arugmcut was started a day or two
ago as tO the name Of the greatest Amcri-
can lawn tennis star. Larncd, WrCnn,
Whitman Mclaughlin. Williams or John
stou There Is no way to round up this
query with facts, hut the Younger noher-
ty while PLAYING here stated that In his
opinion Malcolm Whitman was the great
est the game had ever known greater
he said ethan amy knows him TO be who
has never met him In competition when
he was near his best
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-08-28
Judge Leaves Swim
To Marry Couple

NEW ROCKFORD, y. D., Aug. 2S
Even the old swimming hole" af-
iords no harbor for Judge when
couple wishes 10 be married.
Judge Jackson was frolickirg abou;
IN the Jim river, at a secluded spot
when he observed a messenger signal
ing to him The Judge found it was
case OF "Cupid'S business" Donnng
everything but his coat, collar and
ncckte, he FASTENED to his office, mar
ricd the pair, extended congratulations
and in half hour was at his swim
again
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Ma.ims OF the Nineteenth Hole.

Ic that for the second time pitches his
mashic shot into deep pond shall come
upon words his vocabulary never knew
before
And the beaten army in the great war
shall know far more Of the bliss aud Jdy
of life
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KANSAS CITY CASH GRAIN.

KANSAS IITN NuE 25--WNENT'
No 2 hard tli1 No red 81 5Od I ~.
CORN. No mixed sidslisc. No. ?
white Hisc; No. yellow see.
OATS No Nnitc t6'sTilc; No .
mixed i5tMisc
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Hughes Here in October.

Charles f. Hughes, republican nom
ince for president, in all probability.
will visit Oklahoma TO make one OF
more speeches some time during Octo-
bcr, according to Arthur II Geisslcr,
chairman Of the republican state cen
trail committee, who has returned from
Washington New York and Chicago
where he has been in conference with
leaders OF the republican national cam
paign
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-08-28

Louisville O.N At ~ Paul 2-6 Kansas
CITY SO At indianapolis O. Toledo l-l.
At Minneapolis le.t. Milwaukee J.N
Gamrs To-day Milwaukee at ~ Paul.
Kansas city at Minneapolis ioulsytllr at
columbus Toledo ~ indianapolis
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-08-28

When Father is out with Mother he
pre,ends that his eyes are weak and
that he can't see half way across the
street But when Father is out alone
he can see clear through a Missouri
skirt three squares up. the sirect-Luke
McLuke
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-08-28
SUGAR

NEW YORK, Aug rs Raw sugar;
Centrifugal 552c: molasses.
L55c; remained, dull; cutloaf, l5c;
crushed. s0oc. mould A, 7S0c; cubes.
Z soc. NNNN powdered, 7lbc; powdered,
Toe; fine granulatcd, 7OOc diamond A.