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Newell reclamation news. [volume] (Newell, Butte County, S.D.) 1910-19??, 1916-03-23
LOCAL AND Personal NEWS

Mr.. Gwin was in from Acm
last Tuesday.
WANTED-A table waiter at tn
Loyal hotel.
Window Glass-all sizes, = a
Prices Drug Store.
/ Mr.. Peter Madison was ovel
from Vale Monday.
Kodaks aud suppl.es-at Price.
Drug Store, Newell, 5. ID.
Matt Hafner is enjoying the
Injuries of a pew Maxwell.
Mrs. Anna Grant was an arriva
| from Belle Fourche Monday.
VIM. Burk was in from Deer
mont Friday and again on Tuesday
Mr.. and Mrs. r. B. Eldridge oil
Lead, were Newell visitors last
Sunday.
A limited amount of sweet clover
seed for sale at the N. NJ. Bratton
Company's.
John johnson was over from
Vale Monday and was business
caller at this Office.
Buy your winter supply of Rock
Springs, Hanna and Niggerhead
coal of August Erickson.
Joseph Barr is erecting a new
barn on his acre tract in the north
west corner of the tOwnsite.
Rev. and Mrs. Perrin came up
from Rapid City Tuesday and
we're guests at the A. E. Walker
home.
Can handle few loans on irri-
gated land. Drop in and see me
before making a loan.-O. T..
Farnham.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. G. Wilson
are the proud parents of a baby
girl born to them last Tuesday
morning.
DR.. and Mrs. Oscar H. Clark
autoed up to Deadwood Sunday
for a visit with their son Howard,
returning home the next day.
Messrs. N. A. Barker and j. ii.
Kennedy were in from Arpan yes
terday taking the initial steps to-
ward organizing a Socialist local.
The south room of the Newell
Hardware Company's store is be-
ing ceiled and several new windows
put in as we'll as other improve
ments made.
Frank Nelson came up from
New Underwood last Sunday for
a visit with his daughter, t'rieda,
who happened to be away that
day however.
August Erickson left last week
for Beresford where he is attend
lug to business matters. Frank
Woodcock is looking after his coal
business here.
We have several different kinds
of the better grades of soft coal at
prices that will suit your pocket
book. The j. +. Anderson Lum-
Der Company.
Joe Rail of Arpan was brought
to town Monday suffering with a
broken leg which he sustained by
his horse falling on him. DIR.
Clark reduced the fracture.
Mrs. Scott Morrill, returned last
Sunday from Bismarck, North
Dakota, where she was called by
the serious illness of her sister,
who is now much improved.
Be sure that you see the blowing
demonstration with the 8-16 Mogn
April 4th on the M. w. Read place
adjoining the town of Newell.
;. N. M. Bratton Mere. Co.
The home talent choir will enter.
tain at the Methodist church Sat.
urday evening, March 3lst. This
is an all home talent entertainment
and further particulars will be
given next week.
For RMNT--240 acre farm. Hal
| - b.t..,oon Nicland and Naval
Newell reclamation news. [volume] (Newell, Butte County, S.D.) 1910-19??, 1916-03-23
LOCAL AND Personal NEWS

w An ED-A ,ANy SoSH ~ -
Loyal hotel.
Henry Peetz was a Belle Fourch
visitor yesterday.
Alvin Hubbard was Belletow
visitor yesterday.
Alfred Lindell was IN fror
Castle Rock Tuesday.
Let the Anderson Lumber Go
figure your lumber bill.
Money for farm loans. Writ
VIM. j. Mundt. Pierre, S. ID.
DR.. John H. Martin. eve. ca
nose. throat specialist. Lead. 5. ID
X. H. Ely returned from "A tril
to Belle Fourche last Saturday
S. E. Russell was in from Bal
last Saturday after a large load O.
supplies.
August Erickson sells Niger
head, Rock Springs and Hanns
coal. None better.
Frank Lukesh and Joe Blahs
were arrivals from Ord. Nebraska
the first of the week.
Mrs. r. E. Nichols will entertain
the M. E. Aid on March 80. Al
are cordially invited to attend.
Adoiph Amunson and w. B.
Harmon autoed up to Belle Fourche
and back Monday forenoon.
Louie Karinen returned from
his trip to Florida last week. He
was not struck on the country and
did not invest.
Mrs. George Brandner and dau-
ghter Dora were the guests OF
friends here the latter part of last
week.
Messrs. Ed Hartwell and A. E.
Walker attended a dance at Sui
phur last Friday and report a
splendid time.
If you are planning on a new
house or repairing the old one
get Anderson Lumber Company
prices-they are right.
H. J. Fedde pays the highest
market price for all kinds of hides.
See him at the Fedde livery barn
when you have any to sell.
John H Martin returned Mon
day from winter of study at the
state college at Brookings and has
resumed his work at the expert
mental farm.
Michael j. Schamberger and
Silas Giles of Rapid City, were in
town Monday and purchased a fine
team of draft horses of Mr.. G. +.
Claussen of Hoover.
WANTED-Good piece of land in
or near project. Will purchase it
or will purchase REIMBURSEMENT or
rent.-Address Box 800 Rapid
City, S. d. 81 At.
Arthur Aho of this place, and
F. A. Grant of Vale, each received
a fine registered bull this week
that they purchased through the
Live Stock Exchange Bank.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fl. E. Deschamps
we're arrivals from Boston, Mass.
last week to be at the bedside OF
Miss Deschamps, who is seriously
i'll at her home near Mason.
Patronize he Belle Fourcht
cream station. We pay 80 cents
for butterfat. IL cents for chick
weighing over five pounds, livt
weight. Geese and ducks. l3 cents
WAMTED-Good reliable part,
to break up 35 acres adjoining tn
townsite on the east. Will Civ,
two years crop. Address,
Mrs. E. Huffman.
The Quaternity of the Ladie
Social Union sends greeting ant
invitation to all the ladies of Newell
to meet them at the parsonage OF
Thursday, March 23rd. Be sur
you come.
The Ladies Social Union vii
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-24
Cellars Flooded, Streets in
Torrents; Wires Of Phones
And Lights Affected.
RAINFALL OVER STATE.


Damage les flooded I'.'m'n'f hf"t ID
rlate glass and injured stocks IN h.t
.iu.,.. torn. DO. Cti.h,,,,. ci,,. g.. ,,d.y
eIlmNted ~ S5O0lO from rsportg.. 20.
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oi,.,,,,,,Y ,i,hou,h tho tom, cloud
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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-24
CLEARING MOUSE STATEMENT.

NEw YORK. June q - Tn. state
m'ut of the actual condition NJ clearing
house hanks and trust companies for
200" week shows that they hold yi0q so2.-
'ln reserve IN excess ~ legal require
w.uts This is un increase Of ii5.s2O. go
over lg-i week
Tho statement follows
Loans. discounts etc 81 2ss 80. .oos,
crease. i2iagiuO-
Reserve IN own vaults. toi witch ,iTT.-
'll 900 IL sp'cie'. i'99l,ooo. increase.
ifrsi- non
Reserve ir federal reserve hank. iisI..
q 900; Increase. 81 2a,. 900
I'fcUc in other repositories. 49,
-. ono. decrease i26ss m
Net demand deposits. 81 $50. ga O0,t
decrease. E,s11.oon
N"l time deposits. n''.s'i.oOO de-
crease. g. tN' mn
circulation ,iss5ooo increase. 40.
N.y
Aggregate receive. $50 ~. noo
tsg'ss reserve. iios.So2.I 80. iner...a.
Ha.Nln,tj0
summary ot state bank and ,rus, COM
inWes m rfe''"f New York. not lnclud-
rr in CLEARING house statement.
Loans etc, discounts. etc tIas SOL, 4.
500. increase. ia.rs2nn
Specie i01s' 600. Increase, iiissoo
Les1l tenders, i9oI. 100. decrease.
irI sOU
rwU i,rou,s us' 'i,ioo. increase.
tI.u.uH
nonk Zach reserve In vaults. uii,o &.
90.
tru'' companies ,s.b rs,sr. in y.I,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-24
BLUE" LAW HITS
MANY BUSINESSES
Embry Issues Order for Va
riOuS Lines TO Keep
Closed Sundays.

Al places selling dry Erods. notions
furnishings. furniture. second hand
goods and other merchandise. and MI
pawn shops and other like pisoe. mus,
remain closed sundays. according 10 An
order issued to-day by County A,,crne,
Embtl
The above kinds NJ business were
named IN addition to grocery stores and
.uin.f hurinrsHe designated last week tina,
.tnmr unt'f 'hr Sinds, closing law
AAlI ih.se places must ohs, that Law
saiN ne county atinrne,
The grocery stores we're ordered
about a week aEo 10 be closed on sun
da,s after ? O'Clock In the mnfnins
Msatt. milk and cold drinks NAV he cold
sundays ans'- that hour. according n
rmhrls order The stores were closed
last SUNDAY No complaint. we're filed
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-24
ARkANSAN EAGER TO
SEE MAYOR 0vERH0lSER

= havr rrm. IN 'Nr w., ifrr smother
state ~ meet tho mnNrf NJ oklahoma
CIV. whose fsmv has spread w o,hsf
states said MaNot Henr - Read ~
mr., smith. An who made his way into
ihs municipal courtroom ihls morning
thinking n vas ,hr ri,y hall
In uuf state hs said Tho msyrf sisr
n police nudge. and should Nsr 20 know
lus, hre ,hs municipal court is run here '
NaNnt Read was accompanied Nv Mts
Read snd hls brother pNsrt 4 Read Ne
Is tsfr for hrsinsss conference Vi,h
grnfgs 7 Kirs ~ ,hs Ais rrt'isnd rs.
mont ,rmrtnV Tho pefN vas hsiNs
shown a'sli the riy N uhsrr
usfur trsn,ssf NJ ihs rrti smith a
Western faiisaN
y came r,sf here In that splendid nsv
train NJ uihsnns ssit Nslcf nssd.
srd sli The complsln, have 10 register
is ihs, I, hrss ,hs name n oklshoma
city instead ~ rcr Smith
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-24
BUSINESS Good
DESPITE CRISIS

:. .yFw YORK. Juno -ts pan'f Review
SAYS
with the sronom.. structure through
the better Organization of banking r"-
sources credits and industry resting On
o NOR. solid foundation tnan ever b'-
fgsa confidence is ufi-npsref ny The
International contingencies. on IH note
NCfi.r bS. speculative mHtt't hav"
tccn only moderately diarurb'f and mon.
cy and lostim,te .rrtcrpiisc not at alL
though prudence g. shown In extending
commitments further ahead
This IA Wholesome tendency snd
ne read dius'ment ~ prices now IN prog
ross IN some lines viii also prove bone
Neipl iu Ne ultimate cNccts
constructive developments SIN pre-
domina'" IN tho business would ana fe-
markahle activity prevails ai . period
whl.n ordinarily ls one NJ ~" quict'st
~ 'hc year There i- mo- longer the rush
/ 10 bus that featured recent operations
ihH high cost entering more into circu-
I lations now that requirements Ar" main
It's covered far ahead but In most in
stances new demands are greater ttsp
/ 10 usual ai the beginning " IN" sum
mcf
80 machinery II idle IN Any important
Industry through lack ~ contracts. bat
In some nun production u not possih1
be ause n strikes and shortage
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-24
NEW Voem

NEW YORK. juno = The cotton
market opened nrm ~ an advance NJ p
'o II points ~ response 10 relatively
firm cables Whllo there Blso seemed 20
hs som" movement on reports of heavy
sins Reports from the eastern fields
Indicate that tho fields are becoming
grnssy and feeling existed her" this
morning that july condition figures
acre likely io make hulush showing
There VHs further realizing however.
and fluctuations after the call we're ir.
regular Nth july rulinF between ~ lsc
and % 21r aud October between n 72r
and - 90 Private cables reported little
Tor sal" in Liverpool and steady mar
k,t
Tho Ssfly reaction carried prices bach
20 within point mr. two ~ last night''
closing figures but southern spot inter
csis were buyers on the decline ~ ~ 2sS
'of October and prices later rallied
quite sharply ON covering with that posi-.
'ion selling up 20 l1re or li points
net hish"f 4 nna' nufr,. ~ realizing
'1s"i the market ~ however with o..
'nh'f closing ~ ~ &c and the genera
'st ''s, nt no. advance of SIll
points
sp', cotton steady midiuus urards.
l1'.r. NO sales
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-24
NEW YORK COTTON FUTURES

SEW ORLEANS June q Better
rat."f than due. continued rains over
the hcl' and 'he growing seriYusroFs ~
mo Mexican situation encouraged uIy-
Ing in the nr.' rar hour ~ Trading iu
cotton on 'hNF market today The ar-
'yo months rosr s. IN 70 points m the
demand offering appear co come chief
D. from realizing longs
The market hcli ~ g0od tone through
out the sesSior. with the demand rroTg
est following the quoting ~ the spot
market AZ m advance o' six points To
nari the olose prices were ~ Il net rise
~ ~ g. u points
Spot cotton steady cir points M. sales
on the spot iou bales. 20 arrive. 600
bales. good ordInar,. u $50 strict good
ordinary l.Us0 low mifdNng lg So
st'ic' lov midtnn,. .i2sir. mlddung
l7 1sf. strict nddlnE. n 1lc good mid
dIlNg - $50. strict good m'1iNns ~ 'lc
keoslpu ? ss- .F1as 20''5i "a.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-24
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

CHICAGO. June ?, wheat prices A..
yci0p~i strength today ~ result NJ
reports that vet weather vas checking
ihr harvest In uklahoma and that mill.
Inc supple. were low ~ Kansas CIV
Liverpool cables v"ro firm opening
puo'n'iuns here. which ranged from ~
10 - ~ 20 Ike advance -'h tulN
~ easa - 49, and September NJ
'in.S ~ q 49, were fr'NVci ~ sub.
spn'isi ur'urr sn around
'ofn opened Z, lower tp 80 ~ ~
hirhcf
oats hardened with 0ihor rrTe8'.
over rfiros or hoss pulled down pro.
visions
Tho ,'0sr lr wheat vas rfm cent 80
~ cents me- hish~' with iri, NJ 81 no
F N1's pri S"r'smhrr ~ 'in'N
The close IN rNfn vas sifors ~ gains
~ ~, io - rs'
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-24
Defense Attacks
Warren's Character

ruUr Wortil Tsses June q The
defense in ,h' ease nj Katherine lsfrI.
.rn. daughter .lr.lhV ~ prominent
Fnr' worth banker and capitalist. on
trial for kilunE " l. Warren, few
ds,s trfof, her wedding last December,
continued An N''srk or WNrtrn's moral
character ,ods, Nrt~ witnesses tend
ms to show his relations wuh ,uunr
l'fls were introduced This follows a
line ~ dsfcns. hcrun Friday when Ms
iufrrT hrusrkr'r.t testified Wptton had
taken 80, ilWrfsr' rIfls iN hIs fnom iu
as mar, dnNs The alleged Nfonslug M
Katherine Harrison n1 her victim Va'
sIsu described irt,,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-24
BASE HOSPITAL
MADE LARGER
Corps From Fl. Sill Aug.
mentS Force at El
Paso.

~ rAsu 1oNts. iuns q rfcpsfs.
,ous were teins made hrfc today 10 en-.
atfc tho has. hospital =, for Hiiss In
The event uf husilluies with Mexico In
addition the medical corps On station
here was augmented by the arrival ~ .
field hospital and field ambulanr" 4"
corps from Fort sill. OklA
Calm prevailed on both sides " the
river tnds, Tho border Etill rluns "a
tho hopr THAI the entire command en-.
sascd ., Cartlrat hai not been annll \.
lated Lack NJ definite news gave rise
10 numbers nt ~li fumors In VI IasO
Among these tts onr ihst sifNrs
todN " Mexican troops was msrJhins
ton Villa Ahuwnds iu meet ihr tv
s1uAifuns NJ tho Eleventh ,aNRifN sent
IN reinforce tho shattered command
Niuisf, authorities IN luafst d,nird th,
fspnft
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-24
Douglas Awaits
Attack in Vain

pOvUiAs y VI Jun. q Persistent
fumot that lsrrr bod, ~ dS iscin troop.
vas mo,lns norihwafd and Intended ~
attack the town during the nehi caused
'hr United states ifoors stationed here
ip take rfonu'luntr measures hu'
Noihlrr developed
Americans here tear tnf the piei, NJ
Edward S,mes an American mlnins ran
vhn has been operating near Artre.
senofa s,mss and tvo American rom
psnions ars said 10 he In an isolated can.
von and dcuh, is expressed ss 10 whether
thev have received the official message
10 come on, ~ Mexico
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-24
NAVAL MILITIA MAY
BE CALLED OUT SOON

NEW NORK. Jun. q A,sl.,sn, Sec.
f''af, ot tho Nav, FRANKLIN y Rcc.s.
,el' announced tIiay nish, al, . dinner
hrrs IN celebration nt the twenty nf,h
ann''rf'sr r' ih' utg,nI,atinn n the
National Ir.rHr ot Sew York. ths' n
H within iN' bounds ~ pofIhilty' that
ihr rfNa mili'ls ~ the Tinted s,sias
sill h' called on, ~ result ~ the
Mexican cfisIf Hr coupled M, state.
men' eiih declaration that tro hun.
dfsd thousand men are necessary Tor
the navy
Governor whitman who responded 70
the toast the state NJ N.w ycshs
nledssd suppof, % President Wilson.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-24
LIVERPOOL

LIVERPOOL June 2i#'oiion spot
easy Good m.diling i1d m'ddhrs.
Neti low middlinr. sosd Sales 2 200
n'I's. including 1no fnr speculation md
',port Receipts. 5000 bales. futures
gui't and stead, June. No!d jun"
July o-i. lulv. August. oI'sd August
September. 5NPt-d September. October.
SD ptrNsf November. sod Sovcm.
h'f December ffiIt December Jan
ustv. sr1i isrusr, February i-it-d.
M,r H.Nurl t,ii Npfll. May. 'od
MAL -Iunr- sah- Jun. -IuIL. .L-l
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-24
kAnsAs clrY

KANSAS CITY. June q HOGS Re
relpts 100 lower Bulk 50 5ids q,
heavy iss5dsso light is55ds7o. rlFs
s bpas a. CATTLE Receipts goo
nomlnally steady prime fsi steers il12'
HlO7t dressed beef steers 81 n0d no 0n.
southern steers y ihdsfS. COWS ibCon
F3t. heifers 81 250 l0 90 rockers $3.50
900 suEEr Receipts none nominANy
steady lambs q lodiii0. ycarlIugs
s. sids 70 we'hers 81 2baI - ewes
50 nnns 90
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-24
STOCK PRICES
SHOW CONFUSION
Short Session Mainly Devoted
To Settlement Of Ac-
counts.

NEW YORK. June y --Todays short
mcnt Of accounts In which tho short In.
forests evidently deemed It wise 10 cover
outstanding contracts The movement Of
pr.r"s was confusing at times. the list
showing no ycB decided tendency untii
towards tho close when general improve.
mont was manifested Trading was light
Tho closing vas firm Bonds we're steady.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-24
JORDAN HOPEFUL
OF PEACE; GOING
TO MAKE EFFORT

There is ys' = fighting chance fnr
peac. between tho United states and
Mc,ico n u' chances vcro one 70
1000 against us. n ac succeed in della,
lng hns'iUt's 1nly three hours and
thereby save ono human ne. our effort
will s'iI Ne sue essful
Tiia was the comment ~ ur David
starr Jordan chancellor ~ leland stan.
fNid university. after r"ytir - tclc-
gram This morNiul FROM the American
Iri6r Against WWbrlsm. requesting
him 30 p.i unoOeiall, Ms mediator hc.
tween This country and the southern tc.
ruhl'c
pr Jordan will leave at $50 O'Clock
this evening FOR W rpso. Texas. ON the
Rock Island Hr viii arrive t'rr" ~
q 20 O'Clock Monday morning William
Jennings uf,an and Frank = Walsh ~
Kansas CITY have also h"sn requested
90 participate IN the peace pntl"N
walsh Accepts
Nf Walsh has already RJ opted Mr.
prypn had no, h.cn heard from 'hi'
morning since hc is 'illins lecture On.
rngrmen's I'm kansas and "videnil,
could not hs located Pos tho American
union w 'ordnn Is staying ~ th'
leo .iiirsns hotel
No American wants ~ sse his roun
~, engaged in war With Mexico con.
tInuSd 'he famous educator aud non,
n tho intelligent NrNicnns wan, inter
N,nilnn
Mexican Member,
W Nil. editor r- wrrNi, Newspaper
I'm Mexico CITY Manuel ilnips. dire 'ui
NJ m, national library NJ Mryien CIV
prd Modesto e. ROLAND. an engineer NJ
. Mexico CITY. viii confer with ur Jordan
~ Upnn aud Nlf walsh
The telegram received i'iH mnrrlnr %,
M Jordan Vhi.N has hrun f'lHN'i hp"A
srd forth syfoss ihe yrun'N since h'
lrDtur, date, have been hanged late
N, is ~ follows
Telegram From Union
Tho American lrinr AGAINST MI.
] uatism. believing the people ~ tho
/ United states and Mexico ~" dc"p.
~ opposed tp war, IL asking three
] terfss,njati,r Americans ~ confer
] unDfreislly =, W rpso with three rep.
/ fssru'ntNs NrNirnns. IN an lrm~.
d'ptv snnt, - DELAY further hostlli.
ties hiring about mediation and Do.
wise paN ~ protecting American
lives rn the hnfdrf without an ir'ul.
staNis violation ~ Mexican snyrt.
sisni, w earnestly appeal ~ ,uu
10 hslp ~, Uuurit, In tho HfisIs
W. sfs siso sstirs Wuusw Jennings
pNsr frRrt r Walsh uuNIuiH U'
ksnsas ytt ms accepted uur
committee 'vin uH, travelling s,.
uers.s and send slnng expert puhi.
.UV men Nuirsin ROLAND disiln.
guis'si Mexican engineer With strong
radical connections rt Nii editor
~ Mr Mexican weekly. sni snnof
Manuel Unas director " the Mey.
team national library. Mexico CIV,
Will meet tho Americans ROLAND
starts fot ~ raso this srsfnnon
per YOU not 'n refuse Please wire
hnavrr naming earliest date YOU IAN
reach W pneu
Noted People siur w.
The islsFtam eas signed b, Amo
rlruNr' famous Ncv ion trarr ad,o
cate arH muihs' NJ clifford pinrhnt
ilAsr Wsld riN.r NJ ihs NrN Nnrl
etf,e, usvald Garrison Willard. oNne
ahi r-,rf ai the NsN Notk roH Ftsd
snck Lynch secretary ~ ihe Chuf,l
Peace Cnlon. and CpstL Eastman, sec
ts,ary Of the American Union Assins
Miltarism.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-24
COMMUNITY HOUSE
DEDICATION SUNDAY

hD1ss tr hs tiN ihrohfh ,hs sfio.,s
rIi, rrfnmurr, rmb vl hs $50 irinrf
fue AFTERNOON ~ 3 rtiurk b, Ms y
u trrss
Naim ~ h,sfhoIsst phl deliver the
principal address
The structure viii he bull, At the
corner n Mslses and Maple streets
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-24
FAIR THEN SHOWERS AND
COOLER, WEEKS FORECAST

WASHINGTON. DON. q A tcfetsti
ict ,hs week hssinnins SUNDAY issusi
~ 'hs weather bureau iods, 's,f r
iari
flslns States Generally isif N'h
nutmal temperatures iurins ths nr,i
three dave Local showers probable
shou, wednesday and isi' snd some
shst oocler weather thereafter"
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-24
CHICAGO

chicago June 2t--HOGg R.slTr
1000 slou Bulk iss0d9 50 light 81 IN
Hn75. mixed ,o35d9eo. hssvv 50 25a
On. rough I2bg9 ~. pig s. 50T9sa
CATTLE Receipts. 1900, native beet
cattle $ i6dll 30 western steers $ n
TH's. rtocK'rs g. 15Ho5c. cows md
heifers s. t5da75 onlyss s. s0nl2 o.
SHEEP Receipts 1000. steady Weth.
era & G0ds 0O lambs q 50n 10 90
springs 8 o0nllsO
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ST LOUIS

ct Louis. luno - HOGS u, sipis
f,0 higher rlga md lights s. 00as -
mlrcd and butchers s. sn10 10 good
tcavy s. sOdesO. hulk s. 6OTgH CAT
TIE Receipts 800 steady Native
beef steers Ttoull AZ. yeAfling steefs
md hclfcrE 8 toHlo65 COWS 81 50n
80. Nock"rs s. iOuss0 ToSns md on
lahoma recrs s. tnuHs0 prime yeafl-
INK steers and helfsf- s. 7bglO 2b rnrs
and heifcrs $ o0ns01 prlm" southern
steers fO0uio0 no native calves g. 0nd
% m SHEEP Receipts son. steady
We'hors O. 001s0'. clipped ewes it001
800 clipped lambs g. 600 20 90. spring
lambs s DNuU
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corroNsseo OF

SEW YpWK lur" q The coi'orsord
nu market closed stead, Spot and june
ln s'r hid july lNsfIlos5y. August.
Ngln $50. september ioNdlo 80
October. aNH1Sc. November seiI
sslr. pessmbrt. SsopSSsr; January,
tNUas1r Total salrs 3 ,'U barrels
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Money and Metals
New YoAk MONEY

SEW YORK. June o. Mercantile
l.p'f 'iq13h sterling SlIty-dsy
bills t-2h demand i'15h; cables.
3 ~ T-lb Gulders Demand. tlhc;
.lloa a. 1.ls Rar Silver 66i,c. New
.au Dollar. .O'sc Government Bonds:
weak lJauroAd bonds steady
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Outside Livestock
FORT WORTH.

FORT WORTH Juno -cATTLF
Receipts. BOO, market steady beeyeH
sc bodsbo HOGs Market steady, 70.
c"lpts TOO, bulk N sales, o. 6ou9 A.
SHEEP Hs eipr,. 60. mhrke, unchanged
lambs. s. GhG95 80
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"usttn etU,Vs N MISSOURI,

NFNApA No tune a Two units n'
the Missouri Nsiprs' guard Naf, mus
tstsd into the federal service this morn.
lns snd sts svalilne ufdsfs tu MOVE to
the Ns,icsn border Tho units total
about one hundred and my men rhc
mastering IN " the c,hsr companies
probably gill NO, he completed In lees
than = week
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Men and Boys at
Hermosillo Drill

NOuAlTs Atit June % Three thou.
sand Mexican volunteers, equipped With
rifles and thsh uniforms have hssn
duulrF t,iN st Hrfmrsillo ts.rnil, and
tnr school hn1s also ste helms drilled
s.yrr'.nr to American frfHgs~s vhu have
arrived Nrfr from NrNI.u