davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-01-22

II you want satisfaction buy the
best McAlister coal from Shive &
KEYS. Also have good wood. adv II
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-01-22

Mrs. Shelby Brasher, who WIS
critically ni during the first OF :hc
week. is reported some better today
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-01-22

Golden Rod aud all kinds of feed
at shive d Keys. adv.ti
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1916-12-16

FOR BROTHER

Shirts. Collars, Neckcs. Gloves. Caps, Suspenders
Watches, Watch Chains, Sleds, Skates, Games Books
suit Cases. Belts, Model builders, Air Guns 80 Rifles
Trcyces. Underwear, Sleeve Buttons big line
toys for the younger folks
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1916-12-16
MERCANTILE co.

other s"asonabIc groceries are: Rasins, Lemon
and Cltron Peel, Oranges, Lemons, GRAPEFRUIT,
Smoked and kppercd Salmon, Cranbcrrcs,
Olives. Nut Meats Cheese, Cereals, Coffee, Lard.
CottoCuc and Crsco We have Il good bulk
Coffee at poe h. Others at DC soc, Soc and
Ace. Although all prices have advanced we stll
hold 10 our usual low prices for best mcrchan-
disc. ga
We are headquarters for Santa Claus Goods
Everything to Make Everybody Happy
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-12-19

INVESTIGATE COAL SHORTAGE
With the coal situation taking a
dangerous turn, U. S. Atty Charles
Clyne and VIM. O'Connell, chairman
of the public utilities commission,
left for washington today to confer
with the interstate commerce COM
mission.
Thousands Of cars of coal are held
in the outskirts of the city while
more buildings daily are freezing be-
cause the coal supply has run out
and dealers cannot get more.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-12-19
TRANSFERABLE NEAR DEATH
SAVES LITTLE GIRL

'Chris Allen, 3244 s. 18th av., a
teamster, is near death today because
he took a big chance rather than run
over little Mary Smith, when)she got
in the way Of the heavy team Of
horses he drove past her home at
657 w. 18th st., yesterday.
He swung the team toward the
curb, missed Mary but was thrown
from the seat of his wagon to the
pavement. His skull was broken.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-26
NEW YORK

NLW YORK Mas 2s The cotton mar
sst opened stead, tridsy ~ an ad,snr"
of Q roinis 10 = decline ~ Z point BOO
response to relativel, stead, cable and
= few overnight buying ofdcfs There
was no aggressive demand however. and
prices soon cascd nff under scattered
selling which again seemed 20 - In.
spired by favorable crop ana weather
accounts july contracts sold. ~ from
i27ac IN ls7lc and October from l2Sic
10 ~ 1tc shortly aftcr the call with the
near months making nov low ground
for tho movement and with tho general
llsI showing net losses from to 8 points
The decline vas checked AZ this level
b, covering and fluctuations Ncre some
what irregular toward the middle ~ tho
morning
Trading was 1u'et later In tho morn
ine but the market showed I,adier
tone With July working up tn - sc and
October to - SSr. white the general list
held some 10 points net higher. short.
~ after midday There was no change
In the general, favorable character ~
weather and crop news. hut there was
less cotton Tor sale ancr the liquidation
~ tho paAt few DAYS and trading inter
csts had hrsn moderate buyers on tho
earl, decline
Prices continued to improve during
the cArh afternoon on the failure o' rori
weather TO hrlng I'm more sc'ive selling
and rsthrr hulish view ~ week end
figures JI, sold up 20 70 S., and De.
c.mhcr IN ~ loc of about . ~ 10 points
net higher
Spot cotton quiet. m.ddling upland'
- aOr No sale.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-26

No ! Packing Stock nut'-i .......
HIDES wOOs AND TALLOw
tCorr-ct,d ~ ,towfu- nfos. eel '
jtand t,snusb
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-26
ST LOUIS

ST LOrIS. Ma ~ UOGS Receipts.
ono market lover. PIG and Ush''.
s iiua s0. mliod and huirh"fs, " l0G
go. good heavy 80 90nA '5 hulk ~
-ales 81 5OHseo CATTLE Receipts.
goo. Ftrong NATIVE beet ste"rs. " bog
10 30. yoarliug and holtrrs s. 500 10 40,
cows. s. hunsjD. sOckors S. 50ps 30,
Texas md OtlHhomh steers. - 1jd o.,
prime ychrling steers and heifers - ibn
~ %, COWS and hoifcrs s. 00dtbo, prime
southern steers 50 O0dsAh native
,alyos So 900 II 80 SHEEp Receipts.
400. stead wethers, 8 -iG9?5. lsmhs
80 0oH - 90 clipped lambs ioltdlo rs.
clipped en"' & 5oBs25 Spnng lambs
So o0ul7 ru
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-26
JACK SPAIN CANDIDATE
FOR SHERlFF'S OFFICE

lack Spain. FORMER sheriff fnt ukls
hcma county nlcd his nam, today .. =
candidate fN, ,hNt office Ne IL u tr.
puhlir,r SuNln vent mat NJ tho shcr
itfs office In Jsnust,, 1918. havlns been
succeeded b, N e. Hinton dcmoytht
since lreyine The office. spain has rn
sarsd In the real estate business and
FARMING Ne will be opposed b, John
Nuhstks, police captain Tor the fspuh.
hcan nomination. according 10 reports
m republican political citclv There AZ,
ten democratic candidates iof the nnmi.
nation 'o' 'hsi oiiir,
llatfy ADAMS democrat, ilsd fNr fc.
election iu the nfilye NJ county surveyor
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-26
chIe,oo otsIn and proyI,Ion,

CHICAGO. MAY ss wheat prices ran
up Friday Influenced 10y bullsh crop
,dNiceS from Kansas. Oklahoma and
Indiana The opening which ranged
from shade 10 isc higher with July
At u loi. to ~ iO's .nd september at
81 io@ to 81 lof,. was followed 70, de
Hidsd advance
Corn responded tn The strength of
vhcei After opening =, on to - up.
the market scored = substantial gain all
sfuuud
psmsgc reports from The sou'hVtst
uued oats The Okahoms crop vas
'spoutcd to be nearly a complete iail.
ute
Provision. gave way ovtng to = DECLINE.
IN tho hog market
Wheat closed steady st - TO f., to
~ cents ne' advgnrs. with 1uly ~
mn, Rnd Sept"mhSt ~ iil2N
The olos. In corn was wcsk, y lower
to A.c hiEhct ~ compared 10 ,rs,crd,y's >
finish
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-26
56e0EIl1lIIi1INe,
.A.GZE1zN2G
TWO PHONES ROTH ". sl
LL0yD-CEORCE IS
REAL SAVIOR Of
BRITISH NATION

Lo>poN. May 7s David LLOYD
G,oree topping temporarily from the
uUus'l, uf munitions 60 sor, of round
Table conference 60 ss',lc tho Irish IN.
nuly is striking Illustration ot hoO
et mn mo ercs, r,iss, and emtreenylc'
iufiur tho war thiF statesman has come
g., m, front as sitnnE man aud saviour
nf the country
NoN he steps into ,hr breach 10 solve
on, ~ tho most difficult political ptoh
lem ever presented th Ntlish states
m,u tn reconcile the apparently ~.
r,rouriahl.' sections ~ tho Irish people
ma establish home rule iu ireland
How NJ iloNd George wlll be- ahlc tn
arrange g formal conference and 80.
br'k what shape the conference viii
toxic is Hiu unknown We has been en-.
l.grd tor some dn,s iu informal talks
Wrpfhiuf, io such conference and u
und,fuuod that hcsid,s John Redmond
th, Irish nationalist leader and Sir IA.
V.Td carson. the t'Ncr leader. the con.
itturr viii include Herbert samuel.
fht humu sr,istpf,. Vhn had much to-
Hn with framing 'hr nnanrs rl.uses "
mo homie rule pri other nsmNs men.
t.r,t Hfr John DILLON nnd iospnh he,
If ~ be- asserted the proceeding, Of
~, conference win h. aune cnnudcn.
i,i and ihni tho place NJ meeting will
o. Mr. tlni George private room NJ
ih' whuIstf, NJ munitions In white Hail
.u'rt
In 'hr parliamentary lnthiss rhufsdi,.
o feeling ~ optimism prevailed tina, tho
bsinr called together nifrt fair chance
iu .,ijlymem
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-26
STOCK Market
MORE IRREGULAR
Lower Prices Recorded in In.
ternatIOnaI Issues and
Shipping Shares.

\fW YORK Mas ~ Further ltrtgu.
Ial tendencies uero manifest 1t the open.
ing NJ Fridays market lntrrnhtiona
issue ana shipping shares ph veil a.
som" Sp"rnltcs recording lower prices.
Th's" were partly 'ounterhaanccd by
gains ~ point or more ~ Reading.
Nm'IIcnn smelling Chandler. motors
tu1 some ~ the Inactive stocks Trading
~ urhf and orDumscrhed
special stocks including some of Tho
very obscure issues Vsr" advanced in
tho 'Hls un'rnuon ru' tho HIST declined
again ON another setback I'm Reading
after which the market became stasnsnt
Trading became NOR, lHtlo,s In IN"
'na hoHf some ~ tho motors and In
Hcllyt specialize making gnlng with m
ma'"nN changes elsewhere The closc
Uns irregular
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-26
TWO LAWMAKERS
FIGHT IN HOTEL
Washington Hears Of En-
counter Between lehl-
bach and Nichols.

WNSnlNGruN An argument over lhs
ia,, question resulted m a. 1880. .uUoun
',i m " Washington hotel between tsp.
i,sru'ht'Nr Frederick l lchlh,Uh Fs.
publican ~ NrWatk. y = enc E,rre
sentative samuel Jones Ni,hnlls demo
gtAt NJ SpaftNnhuir = g.
Mutual apolnrica followed ,h, Nlhi
md the sfait is now miuiWfrd D., tho
ronstcssmcn and their friends
M l.ehlhe,h is said io hsN0 sfiii.
.lFed tho production ~ " motion picture
pls, depicting tcyonsitu,,iun ds,s 100
ne south VI Nicholls s,sfted ths' ne
didn't chfc to discuss tho race question.
As he hsd rather positive ,irNs un tho
subject
Whcfoupun uopfrssnip'iNr i.'hlhayh is
d,ylated tu have pfpudl, d'uhf,d that
hiH father VHs an sholtlun,s' and he
lchlhsch would No. an bhun'ipnisi N hs
had the opportunity NJ Nlrhu'ls
slapped ~ Irhlhoths iH,, HrH th, a'
trt lrii the hotel With ha friends
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-26
CITY REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

FOR SALE Best located close IN homo
In city Bargain Maple 1923.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-26
LIVE epooL

LIVERPOOL MAY ~ Spot cotton
vesk sood mlddlins. SG1d middllns
SEQ low middllns sad Nlcs on the
.pc, 5000 bales ~ witch $40 fnr specu.
htion and export; receipts. T. oOO hAlcs
Futures steady MaN. SsNsd. MAY juno.
s,of June july SlStsd. ull August
slsi August September. s0,rd. Sep
iemb"f October. i9lisd. October. so.
vomher ;saisd November. December
I'D December lanusrv i5,d. lam.
arN February. i1id February March
ssd March April. s1Id. Nrrl. MAJ.
SD NAV June. ,d
Weekly cotton statistics Total for.
Nafdcd 20 mills S. OO0 bales American
$1,000. stock iol ooo American sos OoO
Imports $4,000: American 1000. ctpotis
irbs
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-26
Muskogee Man Ends
Life in Iowa Jail

DAVENPORT Iowa. ~, - man
who save his n,mc as VI 7 Carpenter
~ Muskoses okls hung himself m
jail here rstk Friday Carpenter told
real estate dealers Thufsda, hc had
made fortune in oil on HI, farm near
Mushoseo and wanted To invest 80. .oo0
In an lows farm suspicion vas
aroused and he Was taken TO the police
station Tor lryss,lsation In pocket
" Ms nytrcoat WAS bottle " pn,sun
his hat bo'e the mark ot a Tulsa. Okia
dealer he Vas about 70 years old
Carpenter put In = lons distaure ,rlr
phcns ,all for Mrs Jennie Nuhetau ~
indianapolis shortly before MI, srr,.,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-26
clo,lru ou o,s,ior,
MATTRESS PLANT FIRE
CREATES MUCH SMOKE

An slRrm oi fire Ns, turned In shortly
after o'clock this afternoon from IN,
Rebuilt Mattress Renovstins comrsn, a.
,ut West second street Flames In tho
building looked dangerous ~ fire, but
the department NJ 40 O'CLOCK had the
blatc under control Considerable alarm
was created because ~ the Vsst volume
ni smoke which burning mattress ms
icfisl caused 90 hover over the dow ntov
business section avhile
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-26
PRAIRIE COMPANY GIVES
TEN PERCENT INCREASE

TtlgA ukia Ma, % Tho bosfd ~
directors of tho r.aifis uH end sas rom.
PAM. ln session ~ Independence. Kan
thufsds, announced nu u.frpsr ~ 10
percent IN tho SALARIES uf ali usil rw.
plo,cs throughout Kansas end nklshnns
The Increase wss msde effective Ma
Nm eight hour NOM a., be- io h, lnaur
ufairi ht iha .uwpar. aHrr'N Hun
dIcIt ot Nufkm,u aIe affected
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-26
KANSAS CITY

KANSAS cry. MAY 70 HOGS r..
D,ipis. 5000. lower Bulk 81 jOd . 20.
heavy. s. foa1A0. Hght. 1Nt5HN7o, pigs,
s. 1iTo % CATTLE Hoceipts 500,
strong Prime fed steers. $40 00G 10 80,
dressed b"rf steer. IS 2im sbs southern
steers. s 15d11i. coNr. s. 00ds Ib. h"if'
"rs, s. 7jUlhOo. stg,keis s. 2apa %
SllEEr Receipts. 500 weak Lambs.
SO lOni2 O0. NcArl.ngs Nh0n II 90,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-26
DANGER seen IN
FALLING IN LOVE

hartford CirY. Ind The REV l.
y provn NJ Conn.t,,ille IN his sddte.
m A nstch.rf Biscuits before the
graduates of the Licking township
schools n, the Christian church
here. advised them against isllins in
love
It, y very dangerous thins tn fall In
love the pastor said, let love he mere
common sense and no, sentiment,
Too much ssntimsn,slNm and not
enough common sense causes domestic
troubles uo NOT marry for beauty and
dn nn, marry sham In these dsvs ne
hard tn zen what Nou'fr eettlng NTH all
the fett. fflsiles. smftrinNs and switch
-
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-26
CHIcAGo

CHICAGO Ma a6 HOGS Receipts.
"a 900. market sIop hulk ~ sales 50 ei
gHsi. lishi. 50 ?6das0. mixed. Sn
2 IN hesv}. s. 75dp95. rough. - asa
. 30 pIgs. s. 70Gs2u CATTLE re.
reipts 900, weak. native beef cs,tie
y zoo ~ Is. western secrs. is5bu9 81.
sto,kcrs ~ 2sIs ~. COWS and helf.rs
81 j5d9 50. calves. So t0pli7f SHEEP
hcceipts II 900. weak Wcthcrs s. lNd
. 30 lambs. Ntoal275. spring., 80 OoT
II a.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-26
AVIATOR FAILS ,Nto SEA.

SNN DIEGO ca. Ma, ss CAPTAIN
Arthur = tuNsn former tommandsni ~
The army aviation training school here.
isll n',, feet IN il,ins boat witch he
~ss pilc,inF Thursday The machine
plunGoi into the NsN nesr IN. short and
captain JoNan. although severely shsk
sr M hsi m if'iruliy IN .,,tir.,ins
himself from the aircraft witch "a.
usitN wrecked
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-26
TORNADO DAMAGE ptAvy.

FNu,p y u Ma, ~ Five pofs,ns
Nrfr seriously injured and pfnpcr,
damage estimated at t,on NOO We. dome
IN snd around Wimbledon in a tornado
that passed over that dNtfirt ssti,
Thursday Reports from rass Amsnis
Wr,r and other -ciipn. indicate an al
dihunal i"eoo damste In ihs r,th oi
ihr ttutm
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-26
PRESByTERlANS SELECT
DALLAS FOR hSSEMBl Y

ATLANTIC cry y NAV e
nsllss re,ss. vss selected rtids, -
tho meeting place ~ the lal' ssnsfal
sssembl, NJ The rtsshterisn church In
the United states " Amstica
ine Tinted states " Amsfivs The ~
fsmhl, decided 20 empu, = press sscn'
Ia uht,in helpful and nfnclsl publicity "
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-26
COTTON SEED OF

NfW YORK MAY rs Tho cotton
seed OH market closed firm spot and
Ma, ~ zoe bid June 10 70u7?c. August
loiSbiec. september 10 isnSor. October
lnooholc November 92i0sjc. pc,,m.
her sliulSc Total sales ~ 500 har.
ffis
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-26
NEW GERMAN LOAN TO
BE PLACED IN AMERICA

NtN grk No, 's Nceu isilnns
hANr hscN iifdinlh ,nuns eisd " was an.
nouNsd Thursday nlriS between ucf.
man, and New Nofh banking house
Tor new offering ir This market ~
80 600 400 ss rrf cent Hrtial gtfuan
government nnics The, viii Boo Uttered
in THE ,uunii, un shrui 80 per cent
iasis The notes u ia undrts'r,si viii
b. dated Jun" ! ana Niil mature NpfI
I 1917
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-26
pepeeseNrArpvs CATTLE sALts.


Generally nickel lor"r maybe IN
spot. more. was the course pursued hy
locpl hog trader, iodsy Receipts were
NJ fair order. approximately 1000 head
making up he Friday offering Rest
Kind NJ butchers and heavir. brought
- s. ~ top. while the bulk sold isS
aud up
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-26
KANSAS CITY

KANSAS CITy. MAY q WHEAT
M hard 81 0idlil. No , red. 81 n,
uios cons No MIXED. ss,, q So f.
No white. a.. nioc OATS No {,
white. sn,5c. No mixed. ,on,ic
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-26
r.poues eAtes .vtpop,,ep

NsHlNVtoN. Ne, "a Through
fatss n ~ cents hundred pounds nn
gain iot export snd IA cents hun-
difd rounds ur iron ami strsi af'i,lcs
iu' "srr't rom Cincinnati IN ,uW wits
vr'S authorized tflds, h. the Interstate
,nmmsrtc commission
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-26
ST LOUIS CASH GRAIN

ST Louis. NAV as WHEAT No :
red. tlilHuiiI No hard nominal
cons No = jihui?,. No white. jac.
OATS No as,.c, 80 2 white nominal
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-26
TWO DAYS HEAD DOWN.
BUT HE MAY RECOVER

NEN YOrk u 4 Case. after hang.
lnr head downward 'or 'or. aisht hour.
ir'm an apple tree ~ gwen nv phy,i.
'.sns fair chance 10 recover Mr case
who resides in Gnlrns. hamlet north
n Ringhamiou. y = Was trimming
he apple tfess "" clipped. hls feet
caught IN q crooked limb and he hung
had downward when found he wa
thought to he dead he regsined con.
s,iousuo.s later
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-26
Outside Livestock
fOnT WORTH

FORT WOWH TcNas. May rs s-
CATTLE Receipts 900 market
STEADY, b'tyrs, J25u925 HOGS R"-
oeirts, ,0o. c"nn lower. bulk Of sales
81 ,nD9fU SHEEP NccclptH. 1000
Si'ndy. lambs 50 oonl %
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-26

Th" sn.gHll"d .osntl"u PARTY va,
iofmcd lon ls-, D" union ~ the sup
pot'crs ~ Nls, and those 81 John y
Ndhms IN the loise which resulted In
the election ~ Adams 10 tho presidency
since the constitutional convention NJ
l''a there ha'" h-cn five great political
parties tho fsdcfAliJ ths democratic
republican the t7tionsl republican o.
whlg the republican and the democrat
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-26
ALL MARKETS MARKED BY RREGULAR|TY
PrOduCe--- ---PrOVSiOnS


KANSAS CITY MAY ~ RrTTEG
Creamery. :'r. frl. 2ro. seronds 25c
packing stock 2I' IIGs llrrs, 2lTc
J LTEN Hons l5c. turkeys. zoe
fIfInIs. 1lr
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-26

ST LOWS M,N 20 POULTRY
cuckous. l,4, fpIng 2ia3-o tuft's.
lgn2ic. duck.. l2.. geo-' S. HrTTEH
Creamery 2s'4d29r
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-26

>EW YORK NJ 20 rtV -ycar
'r'n. centrifugal 67', mo'Hstss ts.C.
r'nnod suEsr '.w f0' grHnJN'd.
Csc
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-26
CHICAGO CASH GRAIN

CHICAGO. Ma, WHEAT Nr O.
tcd. yi2nli9A 80 lad iiilull2.
cons 80 yellow. io,sniic OATS
standard. uHlgt,r BARLEY 6iniSc
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-26

MtMNi BANQUET The annusl
banquet Of local alumni NJ Northwest
rfr university. Chicago viii be- held 10
nishi ~ o'clock N the l.ce. uuckirs
hotel There ssr about htii graduate
IN Uklahons City
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-26

Tho veteran. Pred Tcnn, must have
had his system loaded with regular Ms
irafus suf iudsns d, tho W., M.
Newark club hhs hssn burning ur the IN.
tefna iiunal league
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-26

u y nonnef ut the Pioneer tcomins
house nled complaint eHsinst Ethrl
smith this afternoon charging her with
the thcu NJ 90 The Woman was Ar.
fssinh
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-26
ILl,AIS
II sn.ss,.ss sd. rl..., Nsn,."n Ims.
n Answering Ads. ries.. Mention Time.

.H~,NlSks.'>, ''s,',o"
NuTlCl on MEEriNG uF COUNTY
noNUp of tQJNliiNrluN
No'irc is hereby s,',u Tint the County
EQUALIZATION noard " Oklahoma COUNT,
Oklahoma viii meet At tho County
Courthouse In Oklahoma vi,. said Coun
~ and State. the County Seat ~ said
county and u will hold session com.
mrnyine on the first Monday In tune
1916 the .am- heing June hth, 1915, ~
~, hour of nine o'clock \ VI " said
dstr. iut the purpose VI equalitlng taxes
uNpt Oklahoma County Anwlpefsnn Who
MA, think hims~lf ssetic,rd h, uN a..
s.t smsnt " his property fhsll have tho
iighi to appear before the noafd foi thf
purpose " having the assessment ~
his property adjusted
noNUi uf rQrNtLINriuN on uk.
LAuONN COUNTY
u, T. /. SuELnfN. Chairman
I = ynnrnW
county AsscssoL Secretary
trunlished In tho uklnhoms Cl, rime.
Ma, "a in 90 Inc. iaisl
Oklahoma Ci'y Okla MAY ii iais
10 the S'u. khnlirfs ~ 'hc Monarch
On Co
Ym at, hsfeh, iniined ,hs, ,hsts vii
Monarch un company In the office NJ
said company M nklahoWs CIV. nkiahp
ma nu iunc i1is =, 10 a. M to aiop,
h, laws select directors fof the ensting
iraI end for the transaction NJ such
meeting 7 THOMAS.
Acting President
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COTTON PRICES
MOVE UNEyENLY
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Trading, Weather and
Gables Balancing.
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HORSE QUOTATIONS.
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CITY OFFICIALS CANDIDATES FOR
 SAME OLD JOBS
Clerk Lee, Attorney Wood and Three Aldermen Rc sdy to Remain ill ,:3;sos,r' vice.

Alderman George T.. McGibbony of the first ward, Alderman D. 5. Niven
 Of the third ward. Alderman R. c.
 ;;Johnson of the fourth ward, City Clerk w. A. Lee and City Attorney Earl s. Wood will all be candidates fo. succeed themselves. and so far gfhcre has been no specific mention of Inv other candidate for any of the ''oiices.
 vacancy, caused by the death of the late Alderman J. r. Hutt. will be filled in the second ward. Sema' tilne Sxgo it was stated residents of the ward would request President J. E. sHoyce of the Cotton Belt Savings & gTrust company to make the race, but 3lothng definite was announced as a Result.
 S Alderman Niven is willing to be a EAndidate to succeed himself. al Though his position is peculiar. He sX the nominee for representative. and s&hpuld he be elected alderman for 3nother term, he will be compelled xD resign one of the two offices in January next when the legisla ture fneets. This would entail another S1ection to fill the vacancy thus creat- Hd, and on that account it is not like sN MT. Niven will make the race for Alderman if some other high class man becomes a candidate. as Mr. sNiven does not desire to cause addi- Etional trouble or expense to any one.