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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-01-07
DAILY REMINDERS
To get value, sell IL by auction. See
auofion ode-AdV g. ..

To get value, sell IL by auction. See
auction ads.-AdV. .,".. .. =. -
Round the Island In auto, 800.
Lewis Stables. Phone 2I41.-adv,
Be sure to see the latest style OF
dancing shoe at the Manufacturers.
Shoe Company. T. ... -.
Just received, stylish new 1916 mod
els. Goodwin Corset Shop, 21-22 Pan
theon Bldg. Phone 1699-Ady. -. +
Everything in the way of clothing
necessaries can be found at Yee
CHAINS, King and Bethel streets
Adv. 49,. ..::..@.... T."
You .cant have too many family
portraits r. w. Perkins, the pho.
tographer on Hotel street, makes
them. 4FE *.si 49,. .-...~ ...,.-. -.
! You have IA wide choice of favors
this Sunday in ordering ice cream or
sherbet from, the. Honolulu Dairymen' S
Association, ....1.}f ..H i4
Ladies'! There is special room
provided for your comfort and conve-
nience at the Bank of Hawaii-we in
vite you to use it. .s...s
Fine showing Of the very latest
styles in women's hats. High quail
ty, skilful workmanship. Mrs. ]. Mil
ton, Fort street.-Adv. 49,. . "
If you wish the very best work
manship, coupled with the greatest
skill and experience = visit H. K.
Hope, eyesight specialist and manu-
featuring optician, Fort street.-Adv.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-01-07
DANCING CLASSES.

DANCING CLASSES. <=.~
Miss Buckland will resume
her dancing classes in Phoenix
hall, corner of Beretania. and
Fort streets, the first week in
January -. ..:.- =.
A class for adults will be
started on Friday evening, Jan
uary Z, at s o'clock. -. i +.
Children's class Friday after
noon at 4 O'Clock, January IA.
Arrangements for private
classes or individual instruction
may be made by telephoning
1912.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-01-07
TWOLIEUTENANTS
PUT At HEAD OF
PROVOST GUARD
Commissioned Officers Resist
ed BY PrivateS When Max
ing Arrests on Streets

Two lieutenants Of the End Ihfantry
were detailed in Honolulu last night
10 take charge of the provost guard
and eight soldiers were arrested our
ing the night Two Of the men resist
ed arrest One OF these was arrested
at the corner of Hotel and Fort streets
and in struggle which followed IL Is
reported he was slightly injured and
the ambulance from Fort Shafter was
called TO take him back to the post.
No policemen engaged in the struggle
which preceded the mans arrest, one
- OF the army officers personally being
in charge The other man fought with
one of the lieutenants in charge after
being brought 10 the police station,
but was subdued by the army officer
who was compelled to strike him sew.
eral times
Some of the men arrested last night
were Privates Lewis, X Van Metric,
+. Adamezak, James Logue, NJ. Deli
catel, L. Ehrhart, c. Ehrhart and John
e. Erb. All of the men we're booked
from the End Infantry, and most of
them are from Company c.
Rumors that there was a near-mu-
tiny I'm the post at Shafter yesterday
during which guard had to be called
to quell a disturbance started by men
OF company c, End Infantry, have been
circulated here. but have not been
positively confirmed
Led Akeo Demonstration.
Men Of Company c of the 2nd Regi-
ment are said to have been leaders in
the demonstration against Policeman
Robert Akeo. which was made the
night following Akeo's fight with Joe
III. Genella. also OF Company c.
At Fort Shafter in the guard house
three men are confined for renting
citizens clothes to other soldiers. II
was their plan 70 buy cheap 'ciyiliar
clothes and rent them to men who
wanted to come to Honolulu without
wearing uniforms. II was when a
number of men attacked and stabbed
Henry Carter all of them being in
civilian clothes. that the rent scheme
came to light,
Most OF the trouble made in Homo
lulu by soldiers is said to come from
number of recruits in the End In
fantry, which is largely made up of
men who recently entered the service.
Until last night the provost guard
has been composed of priyates, com
manded by one sergeant. Whether
the two commissioned officers are to
be kept on this duty is not known,
but the police say the moral effect
VIII be good II it is done
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-01-07
ARMY RADIO IS
EXPLAINED TO
Cation, NE|LLCO.
Employees of Firm Given DEM
onstration BY Capt. HiCk-
man, Signal Corps

Practical illustration OF the work.
fngs of an army field radio outfit was
given Yesterday to the assembled en-
ployes OF Cation. NELL & Company by
Capt. Edwin A Hickman, Signal
Corls. Fort Shafter The talk, which
was designed partly to aid the cause
of enlisting a signal corps company
for the National Guard. was Of great
interest and it and the demonstration
were received with close attention.
The demonstration was given in the
ward Of the company A radio sec
ton and a telegraph section were set
UP and demonstrated, the telegraph
section including both sending and re-
ceiying apparatus while the radio sec
ton was confiled TO the sending ap-
paratus.
r. +. Ncggle, one who is leading in
the work of organizing the signal
corps for the National Guard, said to-
day that he expects the roster will be
complete in few days Only u more
men are now needed to make up the
requisite for a company, but the pro-
moters wish to raise the necessary 40
to at least 90 and have no doubt of do
ing so.
Tomorrow afternoon the signal
corps organization plan will be laid
before the employees OF the Star-Bul-
letin in a talk by Mr.. Noggle and
others.
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ADDITION TO HiL0
ARM0RY WILL ALLOW
MORE DRILL SPACE

A 30 foot addition win be built Oh
be Hilo armory to provide more floor
space for drills and also dressing
rooms, quartermaster's store room,
three company rooms, regimental
headquarters and a balcony. Plans
for the proposed improvement. have
been sent from Hilo to headquarters,
National Guard of Hawaii, here.
Plans call for an addition two stor.
les high and 80 feet long running the
width of the makai end of the build
ing and having concrete floor on the
first story On the mauka end it is
proposed to tear out a present parti-
tion and put in the quartermaster's
store room and woman's dressing
room After the change II feet will
be added to the drill hall
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to custody. Muller was found in Aala
lane. s..': E.> !.
The boys told Anderson that they
had no complaint to make about the
food at Waialee, but that they escaped
because the overseer worked them toe
hard. They admitted breaking into
the school last Monday night to get
food, but denied having gone back on
Tuesday night. -. 81 .-=. H. 49, -. !.
The boys are in detention at the po-
lice station and probably will be re.
turned to the school next Sunday
owing to the bruised condition of their
feet. they are being attended by Pos
lice Surgeon Aver r.. . I'D -
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-01-07
REGULAR ARMY MAN /
MADE GUARD CLERK

Corpl. Frederick A. Gluud, Company
E, End Infantry. has been permitted
to retire from the army by purchase
and the purchase money RENTED so
he may accept the position of chief
clerk in the office of the adjutant gen.
eral, National Guard of Hawaii. Corpl.
Gluud is said to be an efficient clerk.
He win fill the position left vacant
by the resignation of j. Kiniau Evans,
who has been chief clerk for more
than five years.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-01-07

American commercial interest in
Greenland rests wholly in obtaining
supplies of cryolite from there. The
quarries at Ivigtut. at the southern
extremity Of the land, furnish nearly
all the cryolite in the world.
Williams defeated Amherst in the
annual triangular debate at Williams
town. Mass, by 2 to 1 decision of
the judges. The winners upheld the
affirmative of the prohibition resolu-
finn
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-01-07
PASSENGERS DEPARTED

Per Canadian-Australas str. Nj
agara, for Victoria and Vancouver,
January Judge M. S. Mccarthy. A
H. Clar, Mrs. R. p Harbold. Miss Dor
othy Spring, Mrs. G. c. Brown, John
Prown, II. p. Davis, Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liam Wolsey, George Anderson, Peter
Grouse
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-31
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK. July 81 The cotton mar
krt opened steady AZ an advance Of ! to
I points In response TO relative firm
cables. hut the trading was quiet and
prices soon turned easier owing TO the
outlook for favorable weather In the
western belt ana scattered realizing Iri-
vat" cables reported u small strndy mnr-
k"i I'm Liverpool with q little continental
bus INK and said that the trading thrr"
Wns expecting a condition report NJ about
3, percent tn, more hull,h ideas NJ
the crops condition were modified some
what around the local ring. however, hy
tho report NJ a Memphis authority p'n-
cling IN" condition Ht 70 and indicating
~" deterioration uf only 3 percent for
Oh, month
october contracts sold on from 10 3oc.
the highest point ~ m, morning tO
ll lHr. white December declined from
1850 ~ 70 3Nc late iu the forenoon Rul-
INK ~ New orleans promoted scattered
local realizing and there seemed 10 be u
disposition 10 even up long accounts FOR
over the government report Tuesday
ever and 'hc market WAS fairly steady A.
q decline of about lu points from Sat
ufduNS closing figures report from
western authorities placed the condition
N the crop at 55I compared with 59b
last month
The market was very quirt during the
middle uf the afternoon with prices rul-
INK around 1870 for October and 10 lic
t1r January. or about o points under sat
IfdHA.s closing figures
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Splendid Weather
For German Crops;
Outlook Optimistic

BERLIN lulyjl \ncr many wccks
Of cloudy weather with q upper abun
dlr' rainfall and cool nights. clear, hot
summer weather ha, ruled everywhere
iu Grrman, mi, week The change came
mu., urr.r'uncly a, 'hc grain harvest
hl begun and sunshine va, needed
w insure ,hc pamcuug of the splendid
crops
N'l report. irum agricultural district,
are ui q decidedly optimistic character
and create the general impression that
'hr problem ut feeding Germany dur
ns fhp nest Wrlt, month, Will be he
UIrIy easier than no the las, year
\ striking feature ui an grain crop,
u 'hr abundant straw which o, import.
ln' owing in lh, tact that government
r,pgti. have devised . method Of grind
mg Nyy Treating ,'l<w iur use a, a
h.i, i.r 'hc pr.lu.l,9u oi oouyculrlt
ri animal feed ,r connection with m,
production H' lIhumru hy the icrmcn
Nu.u u' w.la..u.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-31
Rust Reports and European
Outlook, However, Con-
tInue UnfavorabIe.
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

CHICAGO. July 4 Cooler weather
northwest tended 10 ease or the wheat
market Canadian reports, however. re-
Elrdlng hlnckrust and poor filling acted
largely as an offset Besides the Eu-
roponn crop outlook continued to ho un
favorable Opening prices here. which
ranged from shade TO ArI Ic lower
with september nt 81 2ot. 10 tl2l and
December A. 1l2l 10 81 2ii, were fol-
lowed hy slight further declines and then
moderate tall.
Predictions ot q hot. dry week In the
corn belt made the corn market lifm
After opening i,c on 10 like advance.
considerable strength developed In the
September option. which scored a mate
rial gain while other deliveries Jagged.
Hedging sales depressed oats Buyers
were not plentiful
Quotations uu hogs carried down pro.
visions There was decided selling pres.
sure on lard
subsequently large receipts In the
suuthW,st gave nm advantage io tho
bears, hut the market f1llI"d sharply uw-
ing tn remarkable smlllurss ot thr' hing
returns 'V Nurth DAKOTA The close WIS
unsettled September q 2lis and D"usm.
b"r tl2t', al 2iis with The market ts 4
whole sc on 10 ir up compared with
-uiuilnN.H finish Tn" corn ,|nHr WIr
nervous u the same Is Saturdays fin
Ibh 60 ir down
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-31
SWIFTS FOUND S2.0O0.0OOS
EMPLOYEES PENSION FUND

CHICAGO. luh n Swii, and com
pany announced today that It ha, e,-
tabh,hrd a pension fund Tor u, cmf
ployc, with foundation ot 2WNWn
The fund the accumulation OF six
years. will hcncii, cmployc, oi the
company throughout the country More
than thirty thousand men and women
are eligible 10 come under IT'S pro-
visions
One oi ITS feature, /, that employees
de- NO, contribute IN II. the company
furnishing all the money necessary to
ply pensions, The company saws i,
expect, to be called ON 10 pay AO0O0
year. IN addition ,o the income from
the fund, 10 meet the demands Pen.
sion, are ~ range between a minimum
oi 500 and maximum oi SSOIl a
year
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-31
INQUIRIES BEGUN
TO FIND IF BLAST
WAS INCHNDIARY

the blame of th explosion hy with
either the lchlgh Valley Railroad
company the storage company ur the
hgh'crarc company and ,hatgsomc ot
them had violated the law, oi New
Jersey the Jersey Ciu ordinances and
the rule, pi the interstate commerce
commission hy permitting the barge,
loaded with explosive, to remain
munrrd a. the pier, over night These
barge, we're being used to uan,por,
the ammunition tu steamer, living IN
In,c,cnd Raw
Investigations Begun.
Several uyc,iivduou, were begun IN
jiy u discover the origu oi the ire.
which caused the awful explosion that
DESTROYED SiNNUC worth oi ammuu
'iun. eighty five freight car, set hla,
iug ammunition barge, tlriiI tu bonn
bard the Statue ui Liberty and the
llli, Island immigration station with
she'll, and ,hapurl and shattered
SlWuu worth NJ window, IN TIM, ci',
One ni 'hr iuyr,,gl'iou, i, conducted
p, Colonel Revert, " Dunn ,hIri m.
,pr,lof ni 'hc bureau ui explosive, ui
'hs \wru,ln EIilWay association and
'hc Interstate COMMERCE commission
tie d, aided b, ihift, iu,rctinf,
Seek lneendiaty Plot
The county prosecutor anl yi'y an
lhH''uc, iu Jersey CITY are making iu.
Nr,ugtiiun, also II IS understood
agent, Ul the department 0i Justice are
making nluitic, iu learn whether the
explosion va, tire work ui an nurn.
lar
The Jersey CIV police TODAY added
in ihr l,t ui dead Cornelius J lcNdrn.
Jhiu u the lrhgh Valley railroad
police who ha, been missing since the
explosion occurred
Crew, NAV Have Per'hed
tuW'h,'iuv rHNf'. as tn The cause
ui 'hr nfs are sail circulated lemgh
Valley official, assert that an iuictlup
us barge loaded With ammunition was
mHutri at 'hs'r pier in defiance ni their
order, and chat the first explosion took
place un board 'h,t vessel The com
missioner oi puhh, safety said ioda,
'hl, tour ammunition barge, were al
.f near the pi,t, and that all oi then
we're destroyed II u, feared 'hsit crew
p,ff,hri
Naut Mark lagau ui Jersey CrN
announced that hc will demand a ,ou
rfc,Vvn,l ir,c,,ga,ion oi the disaster
Ne sad that such an investigation v
necessary a. enact more stringent law
'uf transportation and storage ~ mgl
explosive, than are provided m th
present regulations oi the interstate
| ...fUtuFf.r ..uttut atYu
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-31
CONVICT MAKES SIXTH
ESCAPE FROM PRISON
FLEEING FROM JOLIET

%HlCNGO. July " Clyde Stfa,.
II ton noted t1nyit, and ,w' uihct
- prisoner, escaped from the MI.
moi, pcniicniilN al Joliet SUNDAY.
according ,o a telegram received b,
the Chicago detective bureau today
II was the sixth time S,fat,uu has
broken uui ut some prison m com
pafa,i,cly ,huf, criminal career
Stfalinn i, the convict WIN escaped
from the caNcnWpf,h prison b,
crawling a mile through sewer
Four times before that he had proved
the tutility n, prison bar, This time
he was serving fourteen year sen
trnec Tor the murder ~ baker At
Silvia. IN William Hart and VII.
liam M,Gladc. the other, io escape
were serving lilc sentence, irt muir
def
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-31
STOCK Market
SHOWS APATHY
Trading Lightest and Most
Superficial of Whole
Summer.

NEW YORK. July "a Tho week
opened with 4 resumption of excessive
apathy which featured las weeks later
dealings Trading ~ th" outset was 'nr
IEhicst md most superficial ui any dnN
80 frT this summer Changes 900 import .
tut stock, were wholly uomint. but sp,-
CinltiDs Of various denominations such ug
American steel Fuundrica. Atuutc ';ulf
and West Indies industrial Alcohol aud
Srnfs Hochuck were higher hy ! lo ~
with points Tor American BfnkrsNo'
preferred Canadian Pacific and allied
rails were lower
Barely 5000 shares were traded In dur
ing the morning session. but the Hist
manifested further Improvement par'ic-
ulirly In thp special group Lchigh Val
InN and MIllNs- NNrTllmd llsn TIllLel
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-31
MILWAUKEE, FREE PRESS
WILL DOUBLE ITS PRICE

MILWAUKEE,. Wis July 81 The
Milwaukee Free Press, a morning news
paper here. has announced an advance
from to cents in price II attributes
the advance to the greatly increased
cost of print paper The changed price
will be effective August !.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-31
RAILROAD AIDS FAMILIES
or GUARDSMEN EMPLOYEES

PITTSBURGH. luly n -pid,hu
tiuu NJ fcl,ci w the dspsnd,n, lamilit,
~ Pennsylvania railroad smplo,cs who
are IN the mili,af, service Vt the United
states began ,nda, from a fund vt
slWuW recently appropriated b, the
directors Each iim,l, Is hciug given
snuugh mun,, Io provide inf ~ wants
Hereafter payment will hc made every
two weeks Thtc, hundred families ate
said to he effected
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-31

.mrNGo Iul, 81 noes Receipts
90 Um vu. Hulk i9iaulooo, light
go .HuuU.. mixed NltHlno5. heavy
i.u.uIu rough iGU1up %. pigs ;, %
upt. CATTLE Receipts 10000, weak
NYfNu beef cattle iG90ulniO. western
.r..r. &, ..YN,n sin,kcrg and feeders
t.u.H. .uU. COWS and hofcrs 81 ,nnH2 2',
lI,r f.aU.tI0al SHEEP Receipts
I,u.u v.k Wrthors i6iapN 20, lambs
8. .U.iII uu
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CHICAGO

CHICAGO. July 81 BUTTER Higher,
creamery 2U2Sc EGGS Unsettled, re
coipts, 1874 cases; nrsts BE, ordinary
flrsts. 2lW22c. ~ mark cases including
l9H22c POTATOES. STEADY Receipts,
20 ears: Virginia harrclcd. t225u230,
Virginia bulk. s7sOu7S3. Missouri and
kansas. Gju7Oc POULTRY Alive; low
~. fnMls llc. anringA. lNm2nc
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-31
WireF| flashes

DENVER e. Women trained along
medical. social and domestic lines.
have been engaged ior sociological
work IN the coal and iron mining
camp, and the steel plant oi the Colo
RADIO Fuel and Iron company
KANSAS ClTN-Two thousand men
and women delegate, from an parts ut
the world arc here Tor the opening oi
the annual convention Of the American
O,tcopa,hic association which will be-
IN session lur one week
DETROlT-Thc fourth annual con.
yrniiou oi the National Association of
thlropodl,t, opened here today Chi.
ropudi,j, from every state IN the union
are present and some from Europe are
expected
TOPEKA. kau -kau,a, voter, will
tween IN candidate, iur place, ON four
ltkri, H republican dCWuJfiiiyt sn.
yaliN and prohibition at 'hr state
Wide primary Tuesday
DAVENPORT Iowa Preceding the
opening o, the supreme convention OF
the Knight, u, tulumhu, here tuc,i,y
an cvcmrlilrl'ion ut the fourth dcgt e
90, the order took place today, $50 can.
lidair, being received
EAST ST LOUIS. m The striking
cmployc, ui Armour and company and
. swift and company will return 10 work
by tuesday It was announced TODAY
The Armour and Swift ,uurcru, agreed
in frin,aic the strikers. ~ d,Jhatg,
lrkchfclkcf, and uo, ,n di,yriminat,
agalu, union men IN the future
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-31
$$S&!' s$s2 STOCK MARKET RULED BY EXCESSIVE APATHY
PrOduCe--- e---PrOWSiOnS
KANSAS CITY.

KANSAS CITY July 81 - RUTTER:
Creamery, 2Sc; frsts, 26c; seconds. .'c'
packing. 2lnc EGGS. Firsts 22'Sc.
POULTRY Hens. l6c rooStctS. lO'sc,
hroilcrs, 2lc NEW POTATOES FIRM.
Louisiana. Texas Arkansas and Oknho-
ma Trmmphs and knw Valley Early
OhioH GJr
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-31
RPooL

LIVERPOOL. july 30 COTTON spot.
ifw. good midiilng. Sod. middllng.
l'i. low miidlnr. SOFA Sales. 5000
Nllrs 'no for speculation and export Re
r'iuiN. 10000 bales, futures steady or
ur'u noon closing july. 0btsd value:
july and August \ Otd value
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-31
KANSAS CRY CASH GRAIN

KANSAS CITY. July ~ WHEAT 80
hard 81 lfr poe No red 81 lsr 25c
1bEN 40 mixed ,'T soc. so white
NnAD 80 % yellow NOU OATS 40 @
white i1ui1c. 80 2 miNrd J'nier
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-31
CHICAGO CASH GRAIN.

CHICAGO. July ~ WHEAT. No 2
ted, new. s. 21ui q. No 2 hard. new.
81 2lhH 2lis CORN No yellow. s2ia
standard. ioN aug BARLEY; 6bu71c
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-31
SUGAR

NEW YORK, July 81 RAW SUGAR
Firm. centrifugal G2ic molosscs 6 soc,
refined. steady. cut loaf NNoc crushed
Soc. mould A Nljc. cubes \ l5c. pow
dcrcd soc. powdered i5c. fine gran
ulptcd 165c, Diamond A tjc. No. /
rO,s
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-31
ST. LOUIS CASH GRAIN.

ST LOUIS july ~ WHEAT No o
red 81 l2Nul2l No . hard 81 2Dul2i
CORN so. end 40 . white. sOisuNlo
OATS No iuuilsc. 40 white $50
1gr
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-31
Money and Metals
IEAp ANp sPCLrER.

.rW YORK uy 30 LEAD. 8 %;
Hra.flr UII. spot Err 50 lou. de-
Htr,. IN 80 londur Lend, f-Nlos,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-31
REPRESENTATIVE CATTLE SALES


HOGS Western hog trading NIp.
Nopr'i lri.u iUdiN Most markets r.r.
is''r'd declines anywhere from 'H iu fU
cents uu iINU. head ,fuu NIr local
market WIS How Generally PRICES v,rr
~ cents lower Top was g. % tnI bulk
lnup5u
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ST LOUIS.

/ ST LOUIS. July 81 POULTRY
| Chickens lbc, springs Toe, turkeys lSc,
| ducks l2n l3c. geese l0dl2c BUTTER
/ Creamery Csc EGGS 22c
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-31

REPRESENTATIVE Hoo SALES.

No W. rr so Wt w. $50 Wf r
so.. i'. H.ro o.. I,H 60
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-09-20

=. H. :. friend: Dc 1!=uHa & Ia e.s-
r'~ ads 7cc..iarc5 le les ho.:orcs, tsSH =.
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