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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-02-28
Leaders of Roumania Firm in Resolve
to Remain Neutral Unless War Entry
in Final Stage Means More Territory

BUCHAREST. Houmenla, Feb 10
lIy courier to Berlin. Feb %, VITA Lon
don Feb 2s. l2.2O b. M The chances
az Ruuwpna engaging iu the European
war uu either side exist no longer. nc
p.ulng tu the leaders Of the reSpons blo
Eoumnniuu parties. though Il n not
wholly out Of the question that M the
last minute Roumauis may take part IN
the struggle TO secure for herself terri
lo.i1l advantages at the expense of the
Nrlligrrout whose defeat appears certain
Gnul then Roumanll viii remain nrutrai
and according 10 statements made and
to rrccnct Developments will observe q
neutrality which win give neither side
'ust caus" 10 employ military measures
against her
This s the qulntcBscnce Of statements
made 10 the Associated Press repre-
sentative in Il number OF interviews with
leaders Of public thought and affairs
These toumnninns who In the past have
advocated action against the central
powers now tay that the military sltu-
alton in Europe rs uninNItinE 60 Rou-
mania. white In other quarters II is Hill
maintained thlt Joining the central pow
rrs would Do, the best policy for this
country
The former hlnmes Premier Bratiano
for having permitted oppoftune moments
a. pass uuhcedcd Among these. eY-
War Minister FiupeEco an ardent sup
porter OF th" entente allies. " Premier
lrotpnos ,"vcrcN critic, though TAX,
Jun,a.u. minister ~ the interior
takes 70 similar stand with the difference
That u his opinion Roumanla may sill
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-02-28
COTTON
New orlssn. Cotton.

New Orleans Cotton
NEW ORLEANS. Feb, 2S.--Thc cotton
market here opened STEADY with prices
3 to \ points higher on good cables. OF
ferings increased after the call and prices
fell away at once. standing At a net loss
Of 2 to 10 points half an hour after the
opening Germanys submarine policy
appeared TO he the sole reason for the
selling
Reports Of Improvement In the spot de-
mnnd stimulated buying of contracts and
the early decline was gradually rocoN.
cred Toward noon the market stood 2 tn
points over Saturdays close
The market was unsettled after the
noon hour Al l3O prices were point
under to 2 points over last weeks close.
New Orleans SPOT Cotton
NEW ORLEANS. Feb. 2s--CoTToN
spot. steady unchanged. Sales on the
spot. 1890 bales; TO arrive, l.b?b bales
Good ordinary, s6Sc; strict good ordi-
mary. iOlSc: low middlinE, l0.sSc, strict
low mlddlIng. lOsscl mlddling, 1.lSc.
strict mlddlng, llssci good middllnR
n roc; strict good mlddling llaic Re.
ceipts gli bales. stock. ae0. 2si bales
New York Cotton.
NEW YOuK. Feb. 2s-The cottor
market showed renewed nervousness
early today Liverpool WAS better thar
duo and the opening here was steady a
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-02-28

sists " the merging Of the Jonescu and
the Fllipesco factions for the support Of
Premier HratiHno Several dsys ago. VI
Filipcsco formerly broke with VI Bra
tihno ~ that the lattcf's position aS gov
ernmont and cabinet head now is con
sldered badly shaken
Entente Reverse May Cause Fall
Even BrGtlanos supporters Feel that
another entente reverse Of Importance
viii cause his fall
King Ferdinand is doing hH bert to
maintain a status quo
In general NoumHnia's position, as
viewed in the light OF recent develop
ments, is one OF utter heplossncSs, the
best Indication Of which is found In
the fact that after the sulo 10 the Brit
ish purchase bureau Of 10000 carloads
Of wheat. Roumnnlu now has been
Obliged 10 sell 10 the central powers lOu,-
900 carloads Of mixed cerealF when
Transaction. II Is asserted here In re-
sponsiho quarters was due almost en-
tlrey to expected dissatisfaction Of the
central powers with the British deal
In exchange for the sal, of the 100,
600 carloads " grains to the Germans
and Austrians. Roumaula wanted 20 i'm
| port certain needed articles, some oi
| them having military value The Ger
mans and Austrians refused 10 include
any of the latter In the list granted 30
that the Koumanlan army nn1s Itself In
a position characteristic OF is state ~
preparedness since the outbreak Of the
war
Only Two Months SUppiy,
| n is no longer "a secret that the Ruu-
manisn army hns munitions for two
months II the demands upon IT, store
are not too great II IL feared, there
fore. that any attempt TO import more
ammunition now. no matter from what
country. would be disastrous. because
either side could pounce upon RoumAnia
before any quantity were received. In
that event say RoumnnIan statesmen NJ
any political party. KoumHnis would Doe
sure to share the fate Of Serbia and
Belgium
Lately the policy Of the central powers
toward Roumanlu has suffencd decidedly
NJ In shown IN the steps taken when
the British wheat deal was launched
Nobody here expects that anything
short of a military catscysm VIII array
Ruumania on either side Of the war
Even the retirement Of Premier Brs.
tano might not, and some say II woult
not change these conditions
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-02-28
MISSING BUILDER
FORWARDS DEEDS
FROM OTHER CITY

10 Brown building contractor who
seems to nc utly known about town. de
parted tine .l few dnys ago in tho
midst of some building operations un
W,tI TWENTY ninth street In connection
with which the contracted Indebtedness
had not been fully paid A fcw days
nnor hls departure, j H. pryor received
from him the deeds ana other papers con
ncntcd with the property on which h"
was operating iu q letter from 81 Louis
brown paid ur about So ou my '"n-
tract before departing" euld E. % I'Hi-
sons a we'll known cement contractor In
discussing the matter this morning
underhtnud he nus not paid his lnmo'I
bills and he WAS Indebted 10 tine cniprn-
ters working ON tH" two houses WhI'h
he was building ON Tie so1uI SIDE "I
Twenty ninth street just west "l 'l''''h
boulevard llo stun owes me Tine amount
but feel certain that ! VII. uo ave u"
get the money
He was nm elderly man and npp'a''
very shrpwd He had son with DO.
who wps % bncklavrr Brown appuu
a. bo q nl,nd of j II rrNor II 49,.
Ri the lott.rs office that ! met him /
think Brown got his money tu build the
houses from the Loom building and lu
association Personally / knew very lt-
Tie nhout the man think hoe gn, h
number from the Mlru,tyuW Lumber
company iIc vus goiuE to live in one
house and a.ll the other. hr said
brown gOt $3.50 f0r each of Nh,
houses sud stephen $ Smith man
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-02-28
THE SHlFTY Mr.. CR0NES
BOASTS FURTHER DEEDS

Bl FFALO, n y. Feb ~ jean
Cronrs, wanted in connection with the
soup poisoning NJ the dinner given Arch
bishop Mundelcin NJ Chicago, February
90, WIS In this city February Is when
Governor Edward + Dunno Of Illinois,
was the guest Of honor at the Annun-
citation club dinner. according TO state
ment made hy the police Monday
rronos rndeovored to speak To Cover
nor nunre while the latter was attend
ing private dinner nt local hotel ac-
cording 10 the statement. hut was pre-
vented fro 80 doing hy detectives lie
said hr came oua the same train from
Erie with the governor and showed a
group picture taken at the New York
Central station In which he stood close
10 the governor
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APPARENTLY STARTS AS
HE DID 20 YEARS AGO

byron Shear. city counsellor. ls an
able Young lawyer who stands we'll In
me community" That's what Twenty
Years Ago item n The Timrs todny
suB. sn II must hc true
The item from the past SAYS that Mr
Shears name was mentioned In conncc,
tiou with the republican nomination for
city attorney and adds the hoquet gratis
incidentally. the mmr boduet might he
added to this item today, for n Ia Just
as true now ua then
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-02-28
NAVY BOARD HAS
LOFTY PROGRAM

WASHNGTON. Feb 2s The navy
general boards conception of the needs
ot the United states as u naval power
Wer" outlined To the house naval com
mite" Monday by Rear Admiral Austen
NJ knight president Of the navy war
college
In formulating the policy that the navy
should equal the strongest Rnoat by
1925 he said the board had In mind
two fleets. one In the Pacific powerful
enough Co overcome any enemy there and
m" other IN tho Atlunti' where IT would
be- exceeded IN strength only by the
British fleet, he said would accomplish
this purpose and ensure the country
against ninety nine out Of n hundred pos
sIhIlIties " International complIcations
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-02-28
STEAL ENOUGH BOOTY
TO ESTABLISH STORE

Judging nom the amount and style OF
goods stolen Sunday night from the
storerooms NJ the Oklahoma Book com.
pany In the 100 block on Enst Grand
avenue, Il new variety store is about to
open IT'S doors In Oklahoma CITY.
A partial list Of the merchandise taken
included ten dozen lead pencils, half a
dozen baseball gloves. two dozen foun-
tain pens, a dozen manicure scissors.
five dozen pipes, a dozen pairs Of gog-
giles dozen drinking cups 400 dozen
marbles, nine alr.guns and countless
small articles.
Entrance To the store was effected
through the rear door
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-02-28
IMMIGRATION INSPECTOR DIES

Ill pAsO. Texas, Feb 2s Morris
Rutlnor, United states immigration in
spcctor at Ei paso. died here Monda,
Death was caused by no epidemic typhua
fever. according to Dr. John W TBppun.
United states immigration medical Of
flcer Buttner had been Isolated In u
hospital since the diagnosis " the dis
case last Wednesday According to Dr
Tappan, Buttner was detailed to search
for evidences Of typhus In Juarez twen-
ty-fg'ir days ago, He reported no evl
dencss Of the disease could be found In
lunrpE
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-02-28
PRICES OF zinc
DECLINE DURING
week JUST CONE

MIAMI okla. Feb 2S -lSpcDiall
prI,.s of zinc ore declined during TIC
mast v,ol,. according 10 the weekly report
nnd summary of the Miami chamber ot
..,,,,r,.,.. which fpllpvH.
.., .ho,.,l de-.
me Lh, Iii. s,br,inr, aG
'l"' ~, w. ,s, ,,. l,rity of
W """u, -. ga. no.,
r,'H po'nh n,''', ,n,,r,r,,d nv tb,
'hls u'Du"' - ,,rc,t,d ,
"''''"'S 40 "'''' m,,g,s 't,nd,rd
In'N'' 'u"' Wy ,,,. NOT nuito
lh' "',"""' ~, ,i,t,,,,,b there
M h,"u no ,,,,,.. 4, rnr urI,s
W"N pu' ".' ,,,, y.,l. not
Ior ,nn' ',,t', 80. r', dIff,r,nr, ln
u'"'p ,n'usn ~ I.'',}
VIZ, p','' W. ',,.,.., d,,lir, IL, ara,
WINK !" WV, ~, ,o.,t. ~. much
Wv, ,,.l1.,.,I. ,tpr ,ra.
w" '' "'uI' 80 .i,g.. .,,,,,,o, mar
s'' "n '"' p'"' '""''"e
,. u.,, ,.,
70 -, 5 a., "a. ro,,rn.r,, q,
- a., a,,S ,t,, 4, ,hst z,nc ar.
,t,.,, n.. .oii tr,r, tto 10 yI5
'"',,o I, ',,' ,. H., ,,I. nr.. hos hr,uvb,
IL, ,, t,,,,,, p.td
.rh. XXI ,,, r,,,pot uas firm and
s,a,,od a, ad,,,r'o oyo, lac, ,,e,t nt
,.h,,,,, a, n, ,a, ,,,,,,,., -, - IA.
t,, nd. a., tao 1,be market Tor tbts
n,, g'ss ur,, ma q, d,,,a,d ,A s,i,,
a, tht. t,.Id t,, ma ,,,toi ,,,,, about
rn,,,sl
....,,.. ,...,.,., ,,ns-t. 80, t,,t
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-02-28
LAMAR GETS LIFT FROM
COURT WITHOUT ASKING

WASHINGTON Feb rs The supreme
ut appeals at New York to Hcnd up FOR
review on It's merits David Lamars con
victlon Of having impcrsouated an Off
Ger Of the United states
The court acted Of rs own voIition
LAmars favor after having refused 60
interfere IN the case some time ago
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-02-28
HARVESTER EMPLOYEES
RECEIVE INSTRUCTION

Seventy five or eighty travelling men
and dealers for the international Har.
vester company are In Oklahoma City
and win he here all week attending the
compNnys annual school of instruction.
These men are taken through tho en-
tire local plant shown every phase of
manufacturing and shipping and told Of
the various eNccllcncios ot the lnterna.
tionars goods
A lunch Is given them nj tho noon hour
and instruction continued throughout the
afternoon.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-02-28
EDUCATOR WEDS
CITY TREASURER

City Treasurer John DckSon and Miss
Tessie May Trico we're married Satur-
day evening in the study OF tho Rev
" II u Urch. pastor of Pilgrim Con
gregational church
The bride has been serving ns super
visor OF home economics at the North
western state Normal IN Alvi. AMI has
resigned that position Her home has
been In oklahoma city.
dickson Is one oi the most popular
" the citys officials
The couple viii make their home here
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-02-28
PATR0LMAN RESIGNS;
TAKES ANOTHER JOB

Lloyd PettIt, patrolman on the Okla
homa city police force, handed In his
resignation Monday to Mayor Overholser
70 take effect March Petit has ac-
cepted position with the Elmlm Hay
Press company Of Kansas city. rettit
formerly served M phuclothes man
acting ns special enforcement officer lie
has been In uniform since last summer
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-02-28
PASSENGERS HEED WARNING

NEW YORK. Feb -> The French
line steamship Epnu,. SOME of whose
original passengers received anonymous
warning that the Espangc might meet
with mish7p. sailed Monday for Hor-
desuN. She carried but nine OF the 1870
passengers originally booked
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-02-28
NO wwIrH PIONEER.

CHEYENNE, okla, Feb 2s Especially
Patrons here nave received unticc that
the Roger MilIs Telephone company has
paSsed into the hands of tho Pioneer
Telephone and Telegraph company with
state headquarters at Oklahoma city.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-02-28
pINcHeo FoR LASlrY

Allen Street a elf.cOnfcsscd democrat,
was unotficinlly "pinched" Monday for
failure To- report an accident SUNDAY
Allen waNcd exceedingly wroth when in
formed Uf the fact why. that officer
was standing right there when the Kid
ran into me AMI took down his nRmo
and everything he said "Ot course,
didn't rush over and report Il when tue
cop had already made report Of IL"
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-02-28
RUSSIA SENDS RslNFoecs.ENrs.

PEKIN. China, Feb ~ Reuters ror-
respondent al Harbln, Manchuria, reports
that n division Of Russian troops Is on
the way TO the Mnnchurian port ~ Dalny
to embark there on japanese steamships
for Mcsopotamia
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WHEAT FLuNks ANOTHER NICKEL.

CHICAGO, Feb 2s-UneRsiness over
the strained relations between Germany
and the United states cut down the price
of wheat today cents bushel. Selling
out of holdings reached n big aggregate.
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oodolno

woman, 'ld make every unmarried man
pay special tax
"Whht would I've the useT" rejoined
Mlar Cayenne ANY man who can dodge
matrlmony would surely succeed In
dodging his tAxes, Washington Star
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-02-28
AeeloeNr cAUsss som

%. % fenimore, sccreta arl treasurer of
the General Credit company was sued
for $500 Monday In the county court by
= r Extell. father OF Orbie Extell. wha
charges that Ferimore drove his suto-
mobile into pet horse ridden by his son
The accident occurred In September st
1915. II Is stated.
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DEATHS

Charles Francis Chldress. 80. died In a
local hospital sunday Hc had been llvS
ing with his daughter. Mrs Gertle BeIl.
east Of the clty The body IL being held
hy Hahn & perrlne, pending the ar.
rival of relatives. The funeral arrange.
menta will be announced later
The infant son Of Mr. ana Mrs. J. y.
Fletcher. living six miles northeast OF the
city. died this morning lnterment was
30 he made In Sunnylane cemetery by
Hahn & perriue on Monday afternoon
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VITAL STATISTICS.


Mr. and Mrs. Clarence w.. berry. sol
West T.. girl
MI and Mrs Edwards Towers. -;
East Poplar. girl
Mr. and Mrs Frank w. wooury. 1919
West Twelfth, boy.
Mr. and Mrs John l.. soard 1900 East
Eighteenth, boy
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FINANCIAL.
Wall Street

wall street
SEW YORK Feb. 2S Selling Of stocks
loo moderately heavy )lumo war resumed
at the opening - today's market td-
vices over tur Wcca-pnd cuurlug further
uus'lt"ment aud providing the short In
trrrst with fresh ammunition Declines
ranged from one TO two points In such
issues ns Marine preferred leading cop
pcrs. CruCble and laokawaua- Steel
Baldwin Locomotive. New York Arbrakp
ANA Sudoblkcr Substantial fractional
rerrs-ions were registered by other active
socfs including perolcuns and United
States S'r, Ncw Haven Union Pacific
and Erie were heaviest Of the rails. Raj
lies OF . TO ll points occurred In sec
ondary dealings
Another drive during the noon hour,
especially In the war group, caused fresh
weakness and lower prices than before
Ertd.ugH gain was largely yffaCod and
United States Steel reflected greater prss-
sur,
Lead and Speter.
NEW YORK Feb. LEAD $40:
spr'"r not quoted A. London. lead.
f1p IFS 6d NUtIter nos
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-02-28
Fort Worth Livestock.

FORT WORTH. Texas Feb p CAT
TIE Receipts $500 head, market a.
tive Beeves 1G25Hseo HOGS Re
rcipts 1000 head market loc higher
RlIk NJ sales. i,9onS25. SHEEP Re.
.ciptF COO head market steady. Lambs.
81 son ~ hn-
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1915 West Grand Il r. Gumnu. onc-
story frame sioreroom 5000
10 West Twenty first y E Garrison.
ono story frame house $4,000
40 West Washington, Acme Milling
company, two.stofy brick Office building.
5000.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-02-28

Mostly fair fed lambs and ewes com
prised the bulk of the sheep market to-
day. Tho market was steady about 500
coming iu
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-02-28
Grain
Livestock
LIVESTOCK
MONDAYS RECEIPTS

Cattle
Receipts u tho cattle market TODAY
were of am extremely light order Oui'
$50 head. d part OF which run was through
billing made up the opru,ui dn} sup
ply Several loads of bulls were sold
s76aasa which WIS the extent Of tine
packers bu, The market vas steady
Eto,krr receipts were hight and the mar
kc, generally steady Irctry fair to
medium weight yearnngs sold 81 50a6 ll.
Tho c,lf market Monday was steady hut
little stuff showing up. Top wan N"O
Closing Quotshons--Fat Cattle.
Prices NJ tho various grH1rn ot tai'o arc
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Hogs

Trading in the hog house today was -
IN, rapid FIRE order the moderate ruh
going over the scales In record time
Close 20 1900 head made W Monday =
run Values closed 90 lOc higher with
the big end Of the list mostly In effect
The quality. while good, did not iuofude
anything ~ toppy M Saturdays best
Top brought $50, and bulk sold s.
Ts25
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tCorre ertrd by Oklahoma Farmers Broom.
corn Exchange. i1-1s Fast Grand avenue
Good 20 choice green stock. per ib lHG5y
Medium s-lf- working per lb..... 9A6lR
Common sound self working per NJ 61g
Prices quoted on parcel post samples
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PROVISIONS



CHICAGO. Feb ~ HEAVY selling "
wheat resulted today from reports that
Germans answer TO the United States
would Dee refusal 10 postpone the an
nounecd program to dlspen. with any
warning In the attacks on armed ships.
The market Vls bcarishly affected also
Dy reports that additional German raiders
were already IN the Atlantic and in
position to cause serious disturbance to
commerce Lower prices at Liverpool
tended further 90 handicap the bulls
Aftef opening unchanged 10 4r down
with May Bt tllIh TO 81 llls and July
at 500 tn 81 lod. prices hero dropped all
around 90 2'sc under saturdays finish.
Corn gave way with whont Iinuidn-
iun hy holders was general opening
prices which were hanged 10 80
lower were followed hy IAN In some
cases to nearly cents below Saturdays
close
oats sympathized with the weakness ~
other cereals Spectators vigorously
pressed tine selling eide Of the market.
IN provisions the effect of higher prices
on hogs was more than offset boy the 1sr
precision NJ grain. Bears, however, veto
mot aggressive
Buying on the part OF some Of tho
strongest interests in the trade led after
war dto a rally in wheat II was said
that numerous crop damage reports were
being received The effect, however.
failed to last and the market sngged
lower than before Influenced by reports
Of liquidation In the New York stock
market The close wa weak at 2i,c 10
i'sc net decline. with Mal at 6lOa aud
July at IlOG',
In corn, n In wheat. n transient re-
/ covory was succeeded ty increased heoy-
/ mess About the only demand vus from
shorts taking profits The close was
/ nervous at 3N to 3'.c net decline
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Corrected by Davis Younger EI.
change building stockYhrdsl Mule market
very active.
FOR sound. we'll broken mules from 10
years old. fat with quality the following
prices prevail.
iaNuil hands high. . 500 so 500 %
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-02-28
CITY REAL ESTATE rOR SALEf
ON EASY TERMS

% Rooms NhiiNNfHly Itab'
Rooms O.. se ln Sl55U
Rooms lots. capitol llll. $3.50
Rooms . lots walking distance. nice
hardwood floors s. 500
An Ideal Home HAS everything that
you can think NJ and just right In siz"
arrangement and finish, location "uu
price
The best office In the city Tor rent
March ! cool ami light I'm summ'r
MIKE your home on THIS Improved VI.
Ilnula Farm fruit grass, poultry ana
stock good water and market ,
80 BAUM Rl1IpING PHONE W i3i3
$ II BROWN
81 900 .-G-ruom modern bungalow N,N
ard 500 .usb. bnuuco rnsy payments
also roam modern same price ANA
tcrms nwood near western Phone
oWu,t. Walnut lii7
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-02-28
WARDEN IN TOWN.

Boone Williams. warden of the reform.
Rt0rv Nt Granite. was In Oklahoma city
,r business Monday
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Niels A. Ihristensen-
From . poor Danish immigrant, to
man Of millions, is the brief story
Of this mans career He was a
needy inventor In 1899; Today he Is q
wealthy manufactures OF Milwaukee,
Wis He has just won lawsuit for
some s2,000,OO0 In royalties from the
Westinghouse interests of Pitts
burgh, for the use Of mis- electric car
air BRAKES
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CHICAGO. Feb % Hogs Receipts.
~ oOo strong Bulk. iS55dS70. light.
s. l5as TO- mixed. is35dS75. heavy. 81 30
aSSO. rough. ts5OdSl5. pigs. s. OOu7 20
CATTLE. Receipts. rs 900 firm Native
beef steers. s. OOn9 so western steers.
81 gOgS2j, stockers and feeders, $500
715i cows and helfers, 81 10p 20, calves,
IS 5OtTll2a SHEEP Receipts, $1,000
steady, sheep, NOOHS 5O lambs, is2jn
li.3j.
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u told my boy NJ college not 10 he
afraid 10 burn the midnight oil"
"WclT"
hut now he sends me an vi bill os
sixty dollara.'