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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-10-19
NEW YORK

NEW YORK, oct. ia-There wa
renewal N realizing and scattered sell.
lhE iof q reaction early today with tho
cotton market opening at II decline OF 4
70 ~ points January contracts sold Off
10 lN3pc and May 10 rs i3c OF about "a
I" " points under yesterdays high rec
"fds during the first few minutes Re.
poils oi damage from the storm which
uHd entered the belt from the gulf yes.
t'fdhN seemed 10 promote furths,
broadening of outside demand. however
while trade interests we're mivors nnd
,h" break Of about s. a bale from the
ilEh point of yesterday appeared 10
bilhg IN some rebuyne for recent sellers
,of profits Prices Seon Hteadled with
Januar, selling up 10 lS62c. and Nav "a
&c before the end OF the first hour. OF
ph.k tn about last nights closing figure
me early rally carried January Up "a
1907" and Manch To is67c with active
months generally selling about TO
points above last nights closing figures
approximations that freezing weather
would follow the rains I'm the south nro-
no'ei thls advance but realizing became
more active above the 1874 cent levei
ana prices "aEed of again toward tn.
middle Of IN" day with January selling
Gown 10 N.3IC early In tho noon hour or
about 10 points net lower.
Ihe cotton mapket was less active dur
ing the middle Of the afternoon with the
ton" showing continued nervousness al.
though prices held fairly steady around
h5,c Tor January and lsisc for March,
or about " 10 - points net lower II WAS
rumorcd that private ginnipr return, IN,
Il'ht"d an outturn Of 172O 900 bales "a
/ October is W
Cotton Spot. quiet Middling uplsnds,
is Voc, sales. 500 hslss
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-10-19
IRISH QUESTION IS
TABLED BY VOTE
Parliament Decides Domestic Politics
ineSpedient at Present
Time

LONDON, Oct l0-Parlament yes-
terday after set debate IN the house
ot commons decided by a majority of
w that It was undesirable at present
to discuss Irish controversial politics.
u he Irish question was brough, up bv
John Redmond. the nationalist leader,
who introduced a motion to- the effect
that the system oi government at pres.
cnt maintained in Ireland is inconsist-
ent with the principle for which the Al.
hes are fighting in Europe and is or
ha been manly responsible for the re.
cent unhappy events and for the pres.
en- state OF feeling III tba, country"
An amcndmentto this motton, intro.
duced by lNn I. D. Rawlinson, rep.
.t,sen,ng Cambridge university. de-.
elared that II Is not desirable At the
presen, time TO discuss controversial
matters OF domestic politics" This
amendment was adopted by a vote of
sos to lOo, thus elim,Sp ting the Red
mond motion
The debate reached high level. no.
tally the speech oi Mr. Redmond a..
,acking the government administration
loi Ireland especially with regard 20
questions OF recruiting and he treat
men, NJ rebel prisoners and that bf
David lloyd.Geotpe. secretary for wa,
who made conoilia,ory speech which
did much N remove the adverse impres-
sion created IN the nationalist ranks
hy the speeches OF Premier AsQuith and
the chief secretary for Ireland, Henry
Edward Duke.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-10-19
SPECIALTIES AGAIN IN
LEAD ON WALL STREET
Paper Shares, Rails and Shipping All
Show Material Gains in the
Early Trading.

NEW YORK Oct 10 Secondar, spc.
Calties were again the conspicuo,n is
sues ot tuday's early trading. the paper
group supplemcntlng IN. substantial ad-
vance with gains ot To y points. In-
duStthl Alcohol, yesterdays sensational
feature duplicated It's maximum OF that
session ~ nv and other speciaties and
equipments. including shipping sharcs.
General Electric and American Wooden,
We're higher by ! to > points Loose
Niles Biscuit registered the greatest
gain. rising ll's points to ~ United
States steel and similar lndustrials were
firm, while Union Pacific and Chesa-
peake a Ohio led the rails at material
gains
steel more than maintained its pace
IN the afternoon, advancing to llsA, ia
highest price since the German subma
rinc scare other prominent industriais.
including Airbrnkc, Westinghouse and
Pullman, were y TO : pNnts hisAer
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-10-19
Continue to Be OF Disap-
pointing Character.
CHICAGO GRAIN ANo PROVISIONS.

CHICAGO. oct ~ Despite some un-
certainty at the outset wheat prices to
day soon outdld Wednesdays top notch
figures Lower cable quotations were re-
sponsihlc for tho weak opening hut bear
ish sentiment could make no hesdway In
the face OF buying that developed on a
large scale with some Of the hlgg-t'
firms taking q conspicuous part Nrgrh-
tine and CanadiE crop adNlrrS con,ln-
ned Ia be OF "A disappointing character
Opening prices which ranged from lo
decline 10 Nc advance with December at
tlsi to 81 e6A, and MAY at Ns7L to
81 61A were followed by small dSwAturns
and then sharp rise all around
Reports were current that iully hall
of the Canadian crop was ralnsoaked
and frozen as well as snow covered,
that trains were crowded with outside
lHhorcrs leaving the country and that
the government was calling In soldiers
who had been lent to farmers to help
out Prices closed unsettled> varying
cember nj 81 c3a, 10 81 So and May at
Si6sA and tl6SN
Rough weather gave independent
strength To- corn New high prices for
lql6 Wcrc scored After opening &c Off
tn sc NJ. the market made moderate
general gains
Oats went upward with other cereals
Offerings were only OF "A scattering Sort
Active huying Of lard put fitmness into
provisions Trading, however, In pork
and ribs lacked volume.
subsequently, reports from Illinois and
the southwest that the 1916 corn crop
was turning out az wei aa expected
had hullish Influence The close was
strong ai De- above yesterdays finish
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-10-19
MARCHAND SAYS ENTENTE
CAN END WAR ANY TIME
Interviewed in Trench Commander Ex
presses Opinion On Outcome OF
Conflict.

WITH THE FRENCH ARMIES IN
FRANCE Oct 10 -Orom staff cor
respondent OF the Associated Press via.
Paris Far down in his dugout Brig
adler General Marchand yesterday cx.
pressed to the Associated Press his
opinion that the war would be decided
on the western trout whenever the en-
tentc allies saw 1T to strike the final
blow The general said the decision
must be fought out on this side sooner
or later and ,ha, while he was not a
prophet, the alles certainly had the
upper hand now And would no, get out
OF xouch with the Germans who. Iudg
ing from their movements, are worried
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-10-19
Central Students
Speed Grid Team

EDMOND okla. Oct la--,S Specially --
Nearly one thousand students OF Central
normal were nj the Santa Fc depot this
morning when Coach Wantland ana his
Central normal football team departed
Tor putant where they viii tackle
southeastern normal Friday afternoon
Al here ARE confident ut another victory
for the bronze and blue.
This IN the thild normal school game
for Central AN syrt>tpteign fields North
eastern was bratcn VI tu q, Northwestern
"a to u and II " believed Central Viii he
able to take Fridays game hy large
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-10-19
FISHERIES SOCIETY 70
MEET IN TWIN CITIES

NEW ORLEANS, La, Oct lo-tSt
Paul and Minneapolis were chosen as
the cities Tor the 1917 convention Of
the American Fisheries Society at the
closing session cf the convention here
yesterday George Field OF Sheron,
Mass, was elected president
Resolutions opposing drainage oi
swamp areas where such drainage con.
icrs no particular public benefit, but
DESTROYS breeding n feeding grounds
ior birds, game Snd fish, and urging
passage " da,c'and federal laws IL
prevent the pollution of public water,
and unnecessarily destructive method,
OF fishing were adopted
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-10-19
LIVE RPOOl

LIVERPOOL og ls-Co,ton. SPOT
easier Good mdhhng. 10 T5d: middlins.
lO.sld; low middling. 1915 sales, 5000
bales: 10000 bales for spcculatlon and
export receipts. none Futures. steady.
october. 10 SD. October November.
lObdd; November December. i055hd'
~ pecember-January. i0.j6hd; January.
' ebruarN l0j7Ld; February March
10 @'1d; March April 10 s3l, April. May
sod; May June. lO67hd; June july,
lobid: July August. 10 SD. August Sep.
tember, 10 4Sd
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-10-19
FURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT
IL ansu cring Ads Please Mention Times.


VIZ W. 9TH-LArsr corner bedroom
two windows. adjoining lnth; private
home. 1llis " sth. phor, wal d2s'.
For RENT Flcr modc-r ' ems; clos"
In, wglklug distance, T"pilcin'n en-
ulpvcd preferred 1903 y trosdwny
l7li
TWO NICELY furnished 70, RS. nlso use
n Kitchen and dining i'on wal 7'l'
nr Wal 525i
ONE furnished room to lady employed
references EXCHANGED Phone Wal -lio
SLEEPING rooms g. and $40 per month
private entrance, uE" Of telephone. "ol
i TN
FURNISHED rooms I'm privrtc home
close In. call after 20 zoos Noiu
.nroadwav Phone W 2007
PLEASANT south room; .ulc,ly MOI
ern; IN prlvotc family gentlemen pre-
fcrrcd 323 ". 10Th Wal 6lOt.A
Two beautiful sleeping rocw. ln re-
tlnod home. garage II preferred. rel
ereuccH EXCHANGED 2l1 W 18th
FURNISHED room: close iu VI l|l
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-10-19
Bryan In Kentucky.

LOUISVILLE. Nv. Oct Owl.
liam BRYAN entered Kentucky ,oda,
tot a series oi addresses IN hehali o,
President Wilson and Vice preSiden,
Marshall III, program called fol
briei addresses IN cigh, towns begin
ming at Bowling Green and closing Al
Itlnabc,h,own, where his principal al
dress is to be made.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-10-19
ProduCe--- e---ProvsIons
CHICAGO

CWDAGO oct 10 HITTER steady.
creamery 1ou3liq EGGS steady, re-
'''pis. .i25 CaseH. flrsls 30H3lc; ordl-
many frst-. 2N'4 21isc. nt mark, c1s",
Included. 2-ls a 2Hiqc POT NTUrS High
"r. receipts. 30 cars. Minnesota and Ia
koth nhios, 3"n 70, Minnesota and
Dakota whites. 81 35u l.45; Wisconsin
and Michigan whites. 81 30G 30. POUl~
TRY Alive, lower fowls, She, springs,
l6lgC
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-10-19
FARM AND ACRE TRACTS.

100 ACRES. ~ miles es-' ~ city. at
WrightA station w,n improved Hn"
tor dairy ana stock raising '' Orror in
cultivation. good cotton and corn land
sandy and casN WORKED. o.. 300 per u'i"
for quick sale 81 100 cash. lnlnrDr ,t-N
WiN axe $500 cash rent for l'lh. give
l'os'Asluu ht once. give NOu % acres ~
feed rll put M. this g. a tru bargain
io huf or rent. I am no fuuu'f reason
for sacrifice. / live ON farm, depot H'
Nrlghts block ~ farm, phone and Wol
uui OF 'huChw. { miles uuuh. better mot
write lut come uT phone u- once would
troir equity In farm Tor grocery and
market ur good .tf. ~ Br.Hf worth u'
farm which i- So ,0 per rg.'. 81 - bt D
percent oaHy II = Roberts, tR"yta~,
Olin
lOE SALE 1.f u,r,. u N.sls-lupi,
fine land near good town. goot 1-ruum
house. barn, H.lu. HT',.iin water etc
price = 600. fur d"srup'iou writ s "
Morrow Mineral Wcls T.N't
'o1.ACRE STOCK puD Troduu" Farm
ON. miir ~ best market u .h' south
v'-t. '0 nrl,s cultivation. 0n acres Hlur
and uH1d to 1918. dW,lllnl Eln barns
'ialrtu. Wells. orchard ~.Iu nlled Oih''
crops shocked buyer may purchase H
Hereford Uttti, viii REGISTERED hll
urt'n. colts aud hogs with ample win
+ ter feed. tools and machinery. uricc Ian,
and crops g.. 600. mortgage NJ $4,000
F uerrout five year. ! b folsom Paw
Eu.ta Otm
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-10-19
KANSAS CITY CASH GRAIN.

KANSAS CITY. Oct. WHEAT
Higher; No hard. 81 63nl7ah: No
red, 81 6OHl l6i CORN Higher: No
miNrd. SCI, a9lc; No : white. O0qotsc.
No . yellow, 9OH9Oisc OATS Higher.
Nu white. lgisdlec, No MIXED
iftshiNc RYE. tl23
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-10-19
LOANS, REAL ESTATE SECURITY
In Answering Ads. Please Mention Times.

Private money To loan ON civ tcsld'h''
property. uuitk action
EVEREST 4 CAMPBELL. ..
Walnut g." 1917 l'r iIlif
None, to Loan on Real .stNi"
Oklahoma Trust Company,
Foo Insurance lIlis. OtrNou' ''l'r
rrlNNTE MONEY ou mpr we'd ely
property. lnrua closed promptly no i'a
iHH,
AJUELlUS- SWANSON 90.
Walnut 'aE Tenth Eloor state N0ton'l
t.0.nuU TO LOAN on city property iu
sums uf 81 0Oo To $4,000 NJ percent
personally mtt.s application. come soon.
uH ! lelN, shortly fOr 10. Angelic no
driHs i'm ruliug loous : shank, -
>..ru'ra It.f.' Nnula l2.7
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-10-19
KANSAS CITY

KANSAS CITY. oct n BUTTER
Creamery. 33i7c. nrsts. 2lc, seconds
-9i4c; packing. 2iLc Eggs. Firsts
7ohc POULTRY: Hens loi7c. ROSTERS
NC; hroilers. l9lsc POTATOES. Firm
northern early Ohlos s. 3jali0
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-10-19
81. Louls CASH GRAM.

81 LOUIS, Oct ~ WHEAT High.
or; No 2 red, Nl2. No. hard. 81 II u
LII CORN. Higher; No 9. a3Ueic,
No. white. Ole OATS Higher: No. 2
shc; No . white, i00 5OIc RYE
Higher; No l. l20
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-10-19
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
OR TRADE.

In Answering Ads. Please Mention Times,
TRADE OR STN.-Five-r room cottage.
one lot close In 81 600 mortgage. pay,
able like rent. equity 500 cash or WIZ
TRADE Tor livestock Phone Nl. j1.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-10-19
CHICAGO

CHICAGO, Oct ie--WHEAT. No. ?
red 81 67ti kee, No. z hard 81 10A6fl,Ttn
CORN No. yellow ss,c. OATS: stand
ard iSn ie'sc. BARLEY rbcnN.iS
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-10-19
Fatsl Flashes

Thin lee.
Srotncd advice
Paradise. Luke MUtsukc
Told 4 stor,
- old and hoar,
Crema,orN
New York Evening 1elosfanl
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-10-19
SITUATIONS WANTED-MALE,

cnporuAcTlc ndmsnne' ,'c M-'i
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-10-19
REAL ESTATE TO TRADE.
la Answering Ads. Please Mention Times

FINT HOME FOR Tulsa property okla
luwn City income fnr Kansas or
Ncpru-aa upNtcr National E'dg
GOOD pair lots on llnwooa car line for
good mix COW. can Wal 9is, U.s.
Nr,fI Nrotds,nN
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-10-19
SUGAR.

SEW YORK. oct 10 sugar. Raw.
firm Centrifugal. G27c: molasscs.
39c, refined. firm. fine granulated.
oJu7 3a,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-10-19
ST LOUIS.

ST LOUIS. oct ~ POULTRY
Chickens l2l4ul5, sprugs l5c rur.
KEYS 22Lc. ducks, geese. l6c BtTTER
Creamery 35C EGGS 3UC
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-10-19
LIGHT.HoUSEKEEPING ROOMS
FOR RENT.
In An.rerInr ,a.. rl,s.. Mention Ilm..

IN Answering Ads. Please Mention Times.
,....-..-...--, .-..----..
SUITE ~ lirh. housekeeping rooms.
nicely Furnished: nieo ono fl''pinr
room' adult1 only W Gth
. ROOMS f6t llght housekeeping. mod
"rn 2ii West 5th
SUITE uf three lurgc clear neatly Oar
uish,d wodrru housekeeping rooms
adult 'o' = Thr
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-10-19
Money and Metals

NEW YORK. oct 10 LEAD. 700.
lOc .SPELTER. Firm: spot East 81.
LOU. delivery. 9Sc asked At LONDON,
LEAD t3U los SPELTER G52
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-10-19
CITY REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Ia Answering tds Please Mention Times


81. .ooo. GOOD substantial nousc; four
room. two lots barn chicken house.
vrll 'hrd, blocks from h1N station.
louE ua ment- Phone Wal 800.
FDH ~NlII- SiN-room house, " 2ith
close 80 rar line splendid bay 'HI N"
price. g. 600 fl,e-room house On w
THIRD s. $50 tlHu cash, balance 50
month Ninety nyrcs. clos" 10 brl't"n,
go car iue. rich land lays nice, So per
arr, Tair corner lots and cash for
y-room house Walnut 1911 w. ;,
Williams. l33i " MAN.
$500 CASH. balance aGsy payments. bu}S
new strictly modern six room bunea
low on 36th near Classen boulevard
price B5Oo Phone Cleeern. W ltii
GERMAN -AMERICAN REALTY CO.
22l BALTIMORE BLDG
Splendid, building site. Las Vegas nd
dtion 75xi5O feet $500 gi'-odgo rest
denrr lots. close in MT a low price
Several good bargains In south town
Good j-room house on = nth street
We have inquiries for acreage. farms
and residences List with us for quick
VI G.. BECKER
4 REAL HONE-Fivc- room modern. on
5th St walking distance, 5000, easy
torIrr Take modern vacant lots Tor part
pay Jones Wat zoos.
CIDSE IN. 1-ronm modern. 81 2jU. terms
W \ Mckee. l.. i,h Wal -li9
: WE'LL located J.rooT modern, s. $40
terms ". \. Mckee. 6 f.. 9Th Wal
. 2llo
! 1879 " 2lST ST Quick for sale. 81 200,
must be sold " \. Mckee, L. 4th
/ Wal 2lia
/ SIX-ROOM modern house. close In.
/ mortgage 500. due In two years. 7 per
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-10-19
REPRESENTATIVE CATTLE SALES.
Gamers and Cutters

HOGS Choice henvios went back 10 q
SO 0u basis here today a. the result Of
a STEADY TO 5c higher market Receipts
were moderate, around 1000 head COM
ing. including one load of choice heavleF
which brought $40 as top Bulk sold
So Glug 20
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-10-19
COTTON SOON RECEIVERS
AFTER OPENING DOWN
Early Quotations Show Drop Of IS
Points, But New Demand
Quickly Springs Up.
NEW ORLEANS COTTON FUTURES.

NEW ORLEANS. oct l9.-Cottot
closed barely steady Al decline OF 2b 10
11 IOiUtE
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-10-19
OIL LAND, LEASES AND STOCK.
In Answering Ads Please Mention Time.

COMPLETE rotary drilling rigs for sale
ON rcurHl payment basis. write for
terms al4o pipo ana casing Alwayf on
hand TsNof Supply Covpany u" -
mont Texas
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-10-19
REAL ESTATE WANTED.

CLEAR lots In Ppckingtown aud cash
for modern lots. north. Cash for mod
ern vacant lots. north; owners only
must bo bargain Jones'. Wal zoos.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-10-19

REPRESENTATIVE HOG SALES.
So. ~ 10 90 90 .lSs 2 80 50. col Q sst1
~ .nA y 20
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-10-19

Judge + 4 Chase age o.. has en-
listed in the 10th infantry, IN Albany
W y.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-10-19
BEST BllY TN CITY

Ip-to- date rNe-room California bun
caloW has All the huilt-in features fine
fixtures. two full lots concrete driveway.
garage; on W 10th near car line: price
S. $50 ON reasonable terms; have this
for few days only at this price
VI ". JOYCE.
Wal sos 50l Raum Rldr
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-10-19
ROOM AND BOARD WANTED.
In Answ wing Ads. Please Mention Tlmes

wANTBpy-Itoom and board private
family, lady and child ~ years. BoN
si5. Sklrvin Hotsl.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-10-19
FEMALE HELP WANTED.
IN Answering ,d.. Please Meutiou Time.

~ Answering tds Please Mention Tunes
WANTED Experienced white girl Tor
rpucrd hp"rewolk adults u" M'th
inr We 1875
WhNTFp-Hluh rlnss solicitor. nov "a
v"rtlHlnr propodt'on calling ON NH'
moss ucopIe only Can h~tVo,n aud y
mornings ~ 20l Empire building
WANTED An ,Spcri"utrd ylrli must Joe
rood cook Wei rifT or 1ll w. lUh
lApN NGtkTS wnutei oycrywh.I' 10
sol Stunris purr Food tube ilhN"I
and unoNcollcd toilet goods. fastest 80
ing line on car'h hlr reu'n'crs' un.
usurlly large: surai0i C0mWi- IONS " YOU
D., AZ nuco NldrD., e u TAYLOR caro-
Y MOS Otlprortl rity. b'do
Wa NN'r'n Women tr rlr "mcken4 NJ
VIZ wt't.u r. ~ e'Crky1rtS St7'tor
WAITED Whtc ~'rl for vcu"rol house.
vo-k Iuou',o i'oS y Gorrr
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-10-19
MALE HELP WANTED.
In An.~.r,ns Ads. Please Mention Times

~~e.r'-H---'-7 ->->~-sf- -
WANTED Several frst-claSs men VII"
have had experience In handing maps
something new; rapid seller teltlluIl
state Oklahoma commission proposition
Addr"s- R-2b care Times
NENs-o our Illustrated catalogue explains
hoN We teach the barber trnd' lu'ChN
mailed free Aloer urhcr col. &c. l''I-
inS. Texas
WANTED Rov with wheel: steady work
Anplv Mr. Shields city Circulation
Dent. The Okahomap
WANTED Three good live wd"-nwok
young men 20 Join mar"ziur crew hh
travel: excellent proposition ana roo
nav Auuly Al6 lIctsk' wiE \. VI. WI
Hams MGR
WANTED Young man u is what Nol
d. With Vour personal overtime fNll
will determine YOUR success ur tHlIur'.
W. rau train vou fOr q better rusiii'o
Without interfering with Nuur p'1rn'
emuloylp,ut For detailed Information.
write NO. ooll Southwestern sch"ol ~
Arrpuutaucy "og Weaver lNdg, OKLA
hom1 CITY, Okla
N,NTED. Cartier boz with wheel io'
NORTH town lout" NpnlS W. SW'ilH
CIV Circulation non'. rh" oNRh''"hh "
WtNTrn . Quicken pigbw"' can I"'
f.-er,.r H,,in A 60. l'a' Tat
oORKlNG MEN Attend free class n
economies and labor problems - - y
pewe,. Opposite courthouse, ai ''1o u"
niVHt
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1916-11-23
SANITARY GROCERY
TO QUIT BUSINESS

A. @. johnson, who has sue
cessfully conducted the Sani-
tary Grocery in this city for a
number of years, announces
that he is about to close out
his stock and retire from the
business. This comes as a dis
tinct surprise to the people of
Bottineau, as Mr.. Johnson has
enjoyed very nice business
right along, but he says the
continual advance in grocery
lines and the keen competion
does not leave the desired mar
gin of profit, and he has conse-
quently decided to close out.
Mr.. Johnson has had a very
tlattering offer from one of the
other mercantile establish
ments in the city as sales
man and this also has some
thing to do with his decision to
retire. He has practically de-
cided to accept the offer, which
will be good news to the peo-
pie Of Bottineau, as it will
mean that this estimable fami-
iy will continue to reside here.
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1916-11-23
Junior High School.

The second literary program
for the year was held Friday
afternoon and was we'll attend
ed by senior high school stu
dents. teachers and visitors. A
great deal of interest was taken
in the debate: Resolved that
Charles e. Hughes would be
more capable of holding the
office of president than Wood
row Wilson," The decision
was in favor of the negative.
Miss Bill. the new algebra
teacher, arrived Saturday and
is patiently endeavoring to in
struct her new charges into the
mysteries of positive and mega
tive numbers.
We are very busy these days
preparing for the Thanksgiv-
ing entertainment to be held a
week from Wednesday in the
senior assembly room.
Laboratory work in general
science has been very int crest
ing lately.
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1916-11-23
Leg Fractured in Runaway.

John Okerman sustained a
broken leg in a runaway Mon
day morning, while on his way
to Souris to catch the early
morning train. He is now at
the home of his nephew, A. b.
Carlson, in this city and rest
ing as easily as can be expect
ed.
Mr.. Okerman and family had
made arrangements to remove
to Fergus Falls, Minn,,,. and
were driving into town for the
purpose of leaving on the morn
ing train. The horses became
frightened at something and
Tony Henderson, the driver,
was thrown under the rig, the
wheel of the wagon passing
over him, but without any
serious injury. Mr.. Okerman,
in endeavoring to calm down
the horses, met with the same
fate as Mr.. Henderson, but did
not come out of the fracas so
luckily. his lett leg being g fract-
ured above the ankle.
He was brought here for
medical treatment and, owing
to his advanced age, it will
take practically all winter be-
fore he will be able to get out.
The entire Okerman family
is here, having given up their
removal to Fergus Falls, for the
time being at least. They are
so favorablv impressed with
Bottineau that they are .seri-
ously considering making their
future home here in place of 60
ing to Fergus Falls, as origin
ally planned.