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The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-05-18
STANDING OF THE CLUBs.
GAMES ToDA

GAMES TODAY. Bridgeport at Worcester. New Haven at Lynn. Hartford at Lowell. Springfield at Lawrence. New London at Portland.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-05-18

Lieut.. Immelmann of the German Air Corps has shot down his 18th enemy aeroplane.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-05-18
OZANAM CLUB WILL
 PLAY DEVON SUNDAY

the Ozanam boys will stack up against the Devon baseball nine at Riverclin park. All Ozanam players meet at club rooms at 12:30.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-05-18

Owing to repairs going on at the Ozanam club the pool match between Louis Paterno and Richard Bowden, which was to be played this week, will begin next Monday evening at D.. m
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-05-18

Little Rock ..........
 Batteries Laftte and Per kins; Hof and Gibson.
 At New Orleans R. H. E.. New Orleans 67 ChattanOOga $ $
 Batteries-WeaNer, Smith, Marshall and Higgins; Covington, Martina and Kitchens.
 At Birmingham R. H. B. Birmingham 6 Memphis IA O
 Batteries-Black and Hauser; Kerr and Wallace, RueI.
 At Mobile R. H. B. Mobile .... .-s. 5 Nashville .......s.... ....... 10 2
 Batteries-Harris and Schmidt; Her bert and Street.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-05-18
sTANDING OF THE CLuBs.
GAMES TODAY.

GAMES TODAY. Detroit in New York. St. Louis in Boston. Chicago in Philadelphia. Cleveland in Washington.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-05-18
STANDING OF THE CLUES.
GAMES TO-DAY.

New York in St. Louis. Brooklyn in Chicago. Boston in Cincinnati. Philadelphia in Pittsburgh.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-05-18
Eastern League

YESTERDAYS RESULTS. All games postponed on account of ain.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-05-18

At Kansas City R. H. E. Louisville ~ 2 r 0 Kansas City ..... 10 1 Batteries-Moran and Williams; Sanders and Berry.
 At St. Paul R. H. E. Toledo ID St. Paul 2
 Batteries-Kaiserling and Sweeney; Douglas and Land.
 At Milwaukee R. H. E. Indianapolis 2 Milwaukee 5
 Batteries-Aldridge Rogge and Cos sett; Slapnicka and Mayer.
 At Minneapolis = Columbus Min neapolis game postponed; wet grounds.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-05-18
Southern Association

YESTERDAYS RESULTS.
 At Atl&nta- R. H. E. Atlanta 8 1
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-05-18

IN THE FARMER.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-05-18
American Association

YESTERDAYS RESULTS.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-23
Bears Attribute Weakness TO
Better Peace Pros
poets.


CHICAGO MAY % loVOr quotations
from lly,prul with favorable weather
10 tu,a country brought about fresh de-
cline, Tu.its Iu the wheat market
nrr, Bear urlnuut,d rn, weakness ~
Liverpool ~ r,rl at least. Co the change
boo underwriters rates indicating better
p.sr, prospect. \ substantial m,r'ns"
,f tu, European visible supply tended
also 90 handicap thr hG''- Opening
prices which ranged from .ut, to Nc
lower with Ius tt NU' 20 Loss and
September 1T iIu'it to nos. we're fol.
luN,d by plli-, nul then additional de-
,liu,t
Aurr opening gpAr lower corn prlccE
rrIIublh recovered
Good crop pdy,cs t'pf 'N' oats mar
k,i rys, W'lku,s. u' the hog market
depressed provisions
The clos, iu wheat V,s steady Hi
s. n'i, nr Jub and i'spI'o i"r
september and with the market a. a
whole t.r uF lo ~ higher t. ,n,n-
paired Goo y,f'fdNs finish
cwu price. closed steady t sftc
tu isy net advance
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-23
AUT0M0BlLlST HIT BY TRAIN
EXPECTS TO RECOVER

INlp OKLA Nav o. sp",iV' sam
n rovru. Vb. N,s injured Nunin, uigh
iNu mIrs south of N,i'pvi Nhcu =
Eo,h lsl,ud rt~engrf 'nu u'fu,k h,
autwull, pf .fus.INH was hHuaNi
h,u, lp hNsui'bI I,aWuu IONS showed
b, had fractured COLLAR hnuv. h.uk'n
uFhi otm .lu lr.iW, W tu, lore nIp
joint ps we'll Hs injuries uu the head
Ih, .I,bns s1N n, NIl recover Iu.iyu
Nps I,,tuIur 'u drive unN U'f and iu
attempting 'u Urut ihr railroad tracks ho
k'lIud h. engine Mrs 'ustvn vatsi
from the fyar seat n time 'n escape
nWu me dsmnu,t.p'u' y VI lui,r
mh,ot w N,liprd AMI Juafuu we're
siru,. M the train lu# vus ONLY
sughiN hurt
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-23
REAL ESTATE WANTED.

ll 7" liNNfN 1903
otluhufHt 'iiF nh|t
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-23
EL RENO MILLER
CHOSEN HEAD OF
BIC ASSOCIATION
Flour Makers Protest Great
BrltaIn's Arbitrary Acts Re-
garding Shipments.

Resolution r,pu,Flng Robert lAnaus.
secretary Of state " the United state.
o. protest to the nulsh government
against lts prnrt.S of demanding ln-
formation IN advance NJ rll flour ship
mcn's IN European points. Wlll ho draft.
'd today of tomoffov h q committee ap.
pointed this morning ~ the ffst srssIUu
uf N. Oklahoma Millrts association The
mill"rs held their WcriinI in M, banquet
room Vt The Sklr,ir hotel The, met In
l"iut session with the oklahoma Griu
Dealers association a' 2 o',lo,k
The mlll,fs protest hitt,rl, against
h,ius compelled to notify Great Britain
u Hll nuu shipment tu European ports
They declare That even when they de.
Ht, to shIp tp NurWaH 'ud sweden and
~ other neutral rountrir. thcl Hfv com
PEELED often 10 wait many dl,s before
they receive word from England that
tie, may gp ahead With their flour
" gt,mcr NJ the Canadian Mil ana
Elevator NJ ~ Reno was elected ptosi.
dent Oi th, mllrIs at their muruing srs.
siDu other officers we're e 4 CON.
urll,r rlbnuttcr Milling company, uk.
lphuma DiN. Ni.c. president FtbUk futS
90 bhuma riN. reelected secretary
treasurer The executive beard m,w.
bets rlrrt,d we're q Wvig,l. r,rN Mile
p,tu. Okla. g. - Sohlhrtr, Acme Mll.
inp COMPANY. oklahoma Gus. iona \
Uuth. oklahoma Milling COMPANY. kiug
fisher. Ian uouahuo. rUua Cil, Niluul
,umunW puuyt city and T.. toId
shaw nee milling COMPANY. Shavno"
Nuprdmnn delivered short al
dress tn the mlllvr, nu the aims vi. th'
recently nrsauisch oklahoma kmplW crs
association aud charles y i,nrk VI Chi
,avu on tho new Millvrs' exchange vi
Kansas gty
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-23
HEARTBeATS OF BRITISH
RECRUITS PHOTOGRAPHED

IONpnN Ma. a. Photographs ~
M. heart hvats II recruits tuf the nii
ish army nov w.u pab pf " n"N phys.
igal examination tdomsd d, 'he mill-
tar authorities These are telpg msdv
m london hospital
IN the clevttu .afliugraph Ionm ihe
candidate site With cne hare iput and
his twu hands it separate basins ni
water Wires icsi from the hasins 10 =
complicated .leviric1i apparatus which
In worn, photographs on a maVths
sens,tlsed iilm the elsctfiusl vurr.nts
senersi.d h, the difiefen, chsmbe's VI
\ the heat In heating
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-23
OFFICERS ARREST
FOLLOWS INQUIRY
Usage County Treasurer Is
Accused Of Embellling
Public Funds,

tollo~tug au Investigation VI ,ho roc.
oria ~ h,s office b, tho state examiner
and inspectors department, y ~ 2sch.
ul. treasurer " u-ag" county was ~.
rested late Nond,, afternoon ON ,hpu
~ rmbsssiins approximately ''co ~ pub
lir funds
Management " the office vas lmme
disIel, taken over hN Iinmrr llsmmunis
assistant state examiner and inspector
aho us conducting the probe
Harhat, furnished 9 onn bond and Was
released ftrm ,Nsipd, pending rtvllmi
nsp nrtaignmrnt
The pfohr ~ the affairs ~ hts office
vin yuniinnr until their exact status
has been determined
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-23
NEW Voek


NIW YORK M.y % THE COTTON wa
k,t ur.u,d sIetIy af au advance u' D
point tu H d,UIr. ~ points Tu,4IHN
~, market pt Liverpool d.d u.' hold tu
.arN ,d,su,. nut rt.,,. tlst. .v.r. Gel.
,i,,, rua v,tt.l r.lr,t tt. orsr.rg
t,t.. ,,,, Uni, ceiling ~, boa. ,r ,..
..u .,t ,.,., r.,. ma. t.....
a., t.,. ..,.,
..,.'.., ..u -,
.,. .. - ....,....,.
w.,
wv '"' ''''"' N'''
"""i WI. h'' '''''' ~" 'I"'' h'''
'"'h "l' ""''' scattering "l"'l'''''
'hl I''W pressure july h'h' u" o. ''
anu ''''"''i l' u ''' before 'h' 'ha "'
lhr iirN hour WITH the general ilhl H'N
Iug about 90 - point" net lower
"A
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-23
METROPOLITAN COMPANY
TO GIVE AMERICAN OPERA

Ne NNuRk. Ma, "a An np,r, by nm
American plaN aNNrFm and an American
composer will be- one Ht ih" novelties tn
B., produced by thr Metropolitan upra
company nc,t season n was Bpnuunrrd
Monday nigh hy Gcrrnl Manager Glu.
lo usitl.jsse1ta iu making knoWu M.
plnn- for tho fall The American opera
viii bc "thr Canterbury rugims, the
book W witch was written hi Percy
NtykaNv and tho music W Reginald I've
kU,en Nlt,ualN Nu pripoipsi Artists
have been te.vngaled including tpfuso.
SrutiI tnfut uadski Nlil ana infus
outuA aud schumann liyink
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-23
.FlLlPlNOS SELL SILVER
TO INDIAN GOVERNMENT

NNNlIN Ne, u Isfsm.sh " Mar.
ming InsI'sf ueasufer returned tpiar
rHw rhH1. uhvfy hs conducted neEn4
uHiIHn. 'uf ihr rtir a. ihr iudisn sst
eminent W ttnn oUH silver pesos ~
profit fH iN, iusIlsT government n -
p,f. aut uf Manning ssni to rhins ~
Mas 'f Ri'h smm,.siuu 20 sell . go
600 silver pesos vhigh the rhilippius
iu,rfrmsu, had stored At Cctfesiinf
rh,re has hucn Fteat shof,ass " sil,s'
n yhiua snd ludis Witch caused ths
metal ip hs held at hlsh premium
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-23
ENDOWMENT FUND AND
DEAC0NNESSES TOPICS

uiu.ANpu t1s MAY % Interest In
,hc t,pnri ~ the committee un chris
iiar education and ministerial telef
Vhiyh recommend M. tpisinr VI
81 uNO oon a. an vndnN ment " ministerial
relief wutk aud consideration n that
portion NJ the report NJ the rummnte.
cn Numans work IN the church r,h,lns
~ desvonnrases. divided attention q,
Tuesday, s,rsion II the ssnetai assem-
hit " the rt,se, terrain church IN the
United states
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-23
PARADE TO BE FEATURE
OF FlREMEN'S MEETING

tt SUNG Osls Mal ~ Hrcmsn
iIrm al psrts of usishoma sre here frf
tho opening fcvsinn NJ q four ial COM
,,uunn 4 prusram af addresses enter.
iBInUrut pni aihlr'i, r,ents Tor tho
iuIf ta,s has been arranged m chief
UalhbasT VI the cushing IRE depart.
m,r' \ parade Witch vlil be held Thurs.
ib, Vll %, pnr ~ the features ~ the
tournament Move than soe cushing scho'i
,hilir,r v number " local frRirfn,l ~
d'fa snd su.vtirs aud sll the visitor,
VIII 'fNr part
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-23
Spain May Take
Ships From Sea

MApRlp. M, q rnc owners " the
steamer Maraussc pe Mudrln witch len
Newror', walos fuf nlhao ou Ma, T.
h,ne,r The ship has mlieu victim 10 a
submarine Nothing has been heard itum
" sluve n sailed Frequent attacks
asains, Spanish ships b, German suhma
fines are said in br nfuusing ship own.
ew ~hn " 10 asserted threaten ~ kseu
,hrit vessels in pui, unless the govern
mtui obtain. suitable guarantees itum
germaW
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-23
TAKING OF TESTIMONY
AGAINST WOMAN BEGUN

SIT TrUAR1. Nh Ma, IS rabus
NJ tcs,muu, hrEan rursisl boz N, uinl
NJ Mts tAA iAurh rhBrcd siW CON.
tp.fary to murder her husband Robert
- lNnrh wealthy plsnt'T Al the
conclusion ut her trial. Nfa iynrhs lou
viii be- uird un similar hnfgr A. q
pfuvinus trial Nrs L,nyh aid hrf SON
Nrt, convicted ~ Second degree muri,f
bui we've granted new tr.Ha b, the su.
ptenv ,oun A. HsrHui trial ~ Nj
Lynch M, mr' disagreed
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-23
KANSAS CITY NAY TRY
DAYLIGHT SAVING PLAN

kANsAs ,1ry. go Ma, 90 Tho
rlu,ks IN ksnsa. cts vili be- sc, tutv,fd
an hour TO conform iu she isylsh s,,.
ms plsn itom the ntsi SUNDAY iu Jun"
20 the nts, supia, IN Novemhsf ur.
der the terms " an ordinance that passed
the iuNst house ~ the ci,, vcuncl Mon
ia, msh Action was deferred IN the
uprer house NJ the leaslsti,p bod,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-23
rtsAs etpusl,oaNs spl,r

Funr WunrH. re,as Ma, "a Win
twn cnnvtn n,..ns threatened the "a
ulaf and the u,hst q secessicnis, IN"
republican. n Texas hessn the ssls ton
NJ ,hem delegates 10 the chicago national
convention TuetdAi state Chairman
Phil y bset ~ Pafis called the resulnf
convention 10 urdet ~ inan ovlrck
nissensios stuse Munds, nlsh when
the executive con,miites decided the
Harris and beshsr rnun,y contests The
Cun,eniicn elll be d,cidtdl1 anii housc.
vail
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-23
LIVERPOOL

tlNEWpOuf. Ma, fT Sunf cotton
easter good mtiiung NsN middNuv
s6li low miiIng SEA. sales 10 NNN
bales u which 5000 inr speculation ur'
export receipts sh.und bllrs Futures
rnsN Ma, \ ilh Ma, June. so tune.
lulN s'ni luN August Nl'd August.
September sOads srptembrr. p,tohrr
sti October November ,SrId So.
vcWhrr December fklI. u,yymhHf.
iRpuaD. titled. JANUARY F,hruar
ii'd February Myrrh ti'Hd Mpt,n.
Nptil l2i. Aprll MAJ 'ud MAY
iuup esd
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-23
corroNs1tp on

NEW YORK NAV 90 The ,niirusrrd
"a mnrk"t closed trm sppt. iOf1r bi0
May. inssU hii June. inNHiu auy. Iul,
~ osrluS1r NuNust loEdlN sOy. scu.
trmhcf. ~ 500 ~ ee,. October l' Ucu
lUnic No,cmhor atlUe Csc. pcycmlyt.
oi1Na ltr. total saIas ln tHl barrels
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-23
Money and Metals


SEW Work. Is % Ncrsu'Il>
paper 81, Su"Uug siNi, day hl.S.
N7sA demand t15h cables ~ 1s'i
Gui-fs demand Ua, cables. u ll-l6c.
'lr silver IlA.r N-Nrru dollars So
Government hunlr stead, railroad
bonds firm Tim 'Uius firm IN days.
gAHl pn daya. sik months 81. Csl
money r.ur. h.gh - low. ~ rulins
mic g., last loan 90, closing hid ,.
offered al y.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-23
Closing Quotation.
REPRESENTATIVE SALES
INnIlNr IINIa-nn }

StrVfH
Nu W. ~ Nu W. ~ No vi ~
q Iinl So, g. lugg Hei q loA. $ sn
Ysl Fas ~. $50
Hsif-fs
No VT ~ Nu VI ~ Ny VI ~
GH D Uu $50 iif1 b.U s. on
l1n 500
Cows.
Ne ~. ~ No VI ~ 80 VI r.
$50 a. ru 1000 81, ain g. CO.
sln 500 inun 500 iisN Ggh
! mss cas-
Uuls
So W ~ Ne ~ ~ ~ VI ~
lts, i6 hr eN - ~ iil 81 2b
slI 500 tu-n cu
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-23

noes Continuing MnndaNs ahvsn
lAsr packcr oasrd on another nickel on
live pnfk value. to-day II VAS a rather
sinw session. salosmon working hRfd to
got by without O w. Receipts Ner"
good around isOu head making w tho
Tuesday suppll Tnp Wa 81 IN. aud
buk ts1l 90 tas5 In.nl butchers and
stuckrf huSrf- took the hulk ~ thr ".
f,finE p,ck,r ranging 8 30 tn y Go
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-23
KANSAS CIV

KANSAS cry Mn, - WHEAT
Nr 2 hard. IlnlIl ME- SO 3 rcl iln1u
1H, 'uUN 80 . mixed h,ts'rr No
white, n'I u7uy 'uNTS No 2 white.
Uuta. Nu w sod lspiN,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-23
LEAD ANo speLrte

NEW YORK H1y - Lead . $50
f35. speltcr iull East ~ Louis icliv-
cB. illuN asked Al London Lad,
L8i lus. .p,lt,r i9i
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-23

In Answering Ads. Piss,. Mention Time.
s>-.>~~y~~.>~>~~~>~~~~~ ~~~>~J~~~~~>s>~S~~~~S~~~>,~
WASTED. lGu p\r, iu uurnW'rt Nrhr
1enf ar suulheNi M.-,ouri viii pay
cash and must ho worth No, money sd
cHr Cordrll. Okla Route .. liON 81.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-23
GIRL TO BE QUEEN
OF PACIFIC ISLAND.
NEAR TO CANNlBAlS

IN UtnutpuuT. Gown Nal "a
lSN Niss Emily Nruu i,inr m
~ bridgeport viii ieptr Within a
FN daSs fr Pitcairn. a paniic
island ~ be crowned queen ller oloS
eat nrlehhms will h. IA, eannih,ls oi
New Guinea on tho island live ieb
persons
Matthew NrIot. father of Miss
McCo,. 10 iheit kinE Miss Mccoy has
spent several years studying In moii.
cal and dental suhnnls IN America
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-23
CITY REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
In Answering Ads. rIssss Mention Tunes.

Terms and Values Right
WE HAVE \ FEW GOOD LARGE
CLEAR MODERN HOMES iltIili tOl,
GOOD hODN or LAND WELL 10.
GATED
&c acres good, clear hand ncnr sprns
hrld Me-
b lots IN modern district, near car.
tUu onch
2 lots on West 2lst, near crr tb1b
SPLENDID brick corner on NUuh lirond
VIZ s25 0nn
choice new bungalow wcll located,
fOf 81 0ON
Splendid room bungalow for trade
fur n larger home, northwest
List Your bargains IN improved Hui
vn,nnt mlr with ua. we cru dispose NJ
sam, for YuW
S, IT, BROWN
anu inthu Niig " ialj.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-23

tpuhlsh,i IN ~, oklahoma CIV Times
Na, % io 81 lu, lslt'
Oleham, C.', Opa MAY ~. l9ls
70 h, Stnckhnd'rf ~ M, N.on'foh
on co
You ttr hereby iotInci thei there Viii
hc n meeting ~ M, stoukho'dcrS NJ the
Monarch Oil company lu the uiilce "
sald company In oklahoma 'ltN. bklnho-
ma an June l. 1918 ~ 10 = ~ "a adopt
h., laws select directors fnr th" cnssing
wear. and for the Transaction NJ such
other business may come before the
meeting IlipNN
Acting pfryiieUt
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-23
IEl,AIS


NOTu'r OI NELriNG OF COUNTY
BOARD Nr QINLHNTloS
NuiIur Ir h'r,iN gwen hu the County
IuuuUNIuu Butfd ~ Oklahoma Count
DNMhuml. ull meet Ht the County
Duufthuu.' Iu oklahoma CITY, Ir'd Cuun
rs Hui state. The 'uunN Sfl' ~ rhid
county. HnH n Wil hold r. a,saiuu com
r.urIng Du N, ntl Monday ln June.
'.lD the fsms hoIrg June b,h. 1919. ~
o.. hour ~ nine U,luch \ ". ~ sWd
u l,. for no purpose o' 'uuhliIins wN"s
aver OtlphuWy 'ouut' Nn} person Wh"
uu, think hw'f .rEritIud hN tho 49,.
.,sam,ut uf lH property shall haN" the
ughi tu appear l"fol, ih, Board for The
purpose ~ having the assessment of
iIs ptuprriN adjusted
BOARD or CIVILIZATIONS OF OK
LNUONA COUNTY
A.. f. l. SuiltEN IhafmNu
= VOUROW.
County N.-rssur Secretary
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-23

Prices ~ tn- ,ariou, grades ot cattle >r'
approximately rs follows.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1916-01-21


from such
Resolved That we the National Woogrowcr association are
favor of broad and economic policy for the of
all authorized by the local laws the subject and the
development of land of the Western Public Land States
forming with the established policy of the United
States being opposed TO the making direct there
FROM beyond the incidental to the surveying classified
ton and dsposng of such lands but the contrary that said
policy intended TO and promote the settlement and
development thereo that interference by the federal
eminent act of administrative Interpretation
thereof which not in harmony with this policy does injustice
the states by placing them unequal footing with the
original states and by dscouagng and preventing the settlement
of such states and the development of their
Pure Fabric Law Would Help the Cause.
Whereas There pending legislation intending provide
against misrepresentation of aduteated manufactured products
of wool; therefore be il
Resolved That the National Woogrowers association
and recommend that the woogowers of this country support
by thank said company for its educational work. including the fine
wool display at this meeting.
Preparation Of Wool For the Market
Resolved That we the National Woogrowers association
woogowers the utmost shearng his
sheep and preparing his wool for the market
Whereas The National Wool Grower published and owned by
the National WoogoweTs association and the State Woogrowes
associations firmly established of the leading sheer
and wool papers of the world and
Whereas This paper has established the highest possible
dard of integrity and fair dealing both its editorial and adver
Using policy and is invaluable to all sheepmen therefore
be il
Resolved, That We the National Woolgrowers association
urgently solicit the subscriptions and active support of all flock
masters to the end that the of this official paper
extended even beyond its present limits.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1916-01-21
VICE PRESIDENT SWEET ON HIS FIRST
INSPECTION TRIP OF THE D. & R. c.

f. Sweet Denver president the Rio
Gande arrived Salt Lake City YESTERDAY afternoon on his first
trip of inspection the companys lines Sundays m
bune lie accompanied from Denver by General Manager
James Russell and from Grand Junction by Assistant General
Manager +. r. Rockwell of the Utah lines.
r. Gray president of the Western Maryland railroad who
from He left Pacific last night
for San Francisco Sweet and Russell expect remain here until
Monday, making side trip TO Ogden In the afternoon.
The party left Denver Tuesday morning and proceeded slowly
daylight When The special train left Grand Junction saturday
morning the storm nerfeed with sightseeing to such extent
ally intended that the special should go to bingham yesterday
afternoon to permit Mr. Sweet to obtain glimpse Of the Utah
postponed
Just Getting Acquainted At This Time.
Like President Nudge his first trip Mr. Sweet declines to
Grande until familiar with property conditions He
said:
81 not sufficiently familiar with the property
forecasts 10 what not be done arrived In
only little more than ten days ago and spent week
Nudge had been in the East for time and returned only last
& talked Eo s "SS pSs s Sr @
did not have an opportunity to over the plans with him
much of opportunity TO get acquainted everything
Denver to Salt Lake City hidden by do know that
money maker Our job that ii money The
traffic We have ample ears to care for the
how rapidly the consignees release the loaded
Denver and Rio Grande Is a Winter Road.
Prom what can ascertain, have ascertaned to this time
the Denver and Rio Grande is winter road BY that that
II its greatest during the winter months IL has al
been tourist line and last handled the
number of tourists of its history We anticipate heavy
travel next but TO how heavy what the plans
that direction for the coming this time There
too things TO learn in connection with line to be
able ntegent all subjects with less than weeks
stay the property However 10 return 10 Salt Lake
City little later when there isn't much and probably
viii be in position to give more information concerning our fu
ture plans"
Mr. Sweet reluctant TO discuss the proposed Untah
tension saying that he had not had opportunity talk abou
to President Nudge Neither he posted the
tension in Southwestern Colorado 81 there is talk of
tension in that section but where from and where
as am not familiar with that part of the country"
Il No Further Changes In Contemplation
When asked if further changes contemplated
official roster he replied that there that he
I'VE to have good Organization at this time
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1916-01-21
Want Predatory Wild Animals Destroyed.

For many the loss Of sheep and lambs from the
depredaons Of wild animals has proved to the prosper
ity of Western sheepmen and
Whereas There exists this time in several of the Western
dangerous disease known rabies affecting the coyote
making perfectly fearless and dangerous to
live and poultry hy head of feeding young
having been bitten in feed yard reported by repre-
of the biological survey Also dangerous menace TO
all beings especially and children Thirtythree
persons reported by the authority being treated
having been bitten by affected anmas therefore,
be IL
Resolved urgently request all ockmasters to devote
portion eradication of these dangerous pests
and that petition congress at the present session for
preparation used by the biological the
eradication of predatory wild animals.