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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-12-28
ST. LOUIS.

ST LOUIS. Dec, 2s -- HOGS Receipts
II 900, steady to strong, lights $1,000
10 20, pigs S75m950; mixed and butch
ers tl0.46T 10. 70; good heavy sl0,65WlO.75
bulk SlO.45NlO70, CATTLE: Receipts
1000, steady native beef steers sIS0g
II 50. ycarling steers and heifers s.. sou
II 30. cows S. b0iq 4 so. stockers and feed
ers s. SOd17 Texas quarantine steers
s. 50HS00: prime southern beef steers
81 O0n 800. beef cows and heifcrs ~ 25n
$50. prime yearling steers and heters
t7.50I9 90: native calves s6.O0ii2O on
SHEEP. Receipts 900 STEADY; lamb,
50 ooA 1850 ewes fs0Oq9.60. yearllng'
O.OOfi If SIS
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Liv RPooL.

LIVERPOOL. Doc. COTTON: Spot.
higher good middling, l0.76d; middllng.
10 SD low middling, lOisd; good ordi-
nary, 10 I'D: ordinary, SD Sales, 5000
bales; for speculation and export 500
hales; receipts, 5000 bales Futures,
steady December, i05id December
January, 052d; January February.
10 52d; February March l05sd: March
April. i0s7d April-May. i0.72d: May
June, 10 7sd; June-July, iO79d: July Au-
gust 10 7ed; August September. l0.5bd
September October. 10 cid: October No
vemher. 10 l0d, November December.
l001d December, 9aId
Weekly cotton statistics Total for
wardcd TO mills " 900 bales; 35 900 Amer
lean. stock, siT 900; American s,3, 900.
Imports. 10000; American 81 900. exports.
| 900
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CENSUS BUREAU ISSUES
COTTON SEED REPORT

WASHINGTON. Dec. 2s-The census
bureau announced today Its report on
cotton and cotton seed products for the
quarter ending October 81 as follows
Cotton seed received at mills. 3.?97, 23J
tons; crushed, i,0s2.5s6 tons; on hand at
mills, October 81, l.2277l2 tons; crude
oil produced. o,?bO, ?35 pounds; on hand,
ia,7sS. .soS pounds; linters obtained 270. .
~ bales tof 500 pounds); on hand. 1884,
2s3 bales; huh fiber obtained. si.ei2
bales; on hand. 1863 bales, refined oil
produced, l9t.31s.l7s pounds; on hand nj
mills. 1870. .2s3: imports Of oil. l.29S, ?i7
pounds; exports of oil, 26,Ss3. i6s pounds
exports OF linters, unbleached, Is 99O
running bales; blesched, 80. Os5 bales
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Forty Families Were Fed.

HOBART. Okla, Dec IS (SpeciaD
Hobart Elks distributed fuel, ptovis
ions and clothing to forty families here
Christmas day. Fewer families were
found to be in distress this year than
formerly, but the expenditure was
greater than any year in the history
Of the country, owing TO the high cost
oi everything.
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CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, Dec IS. HOGS Receipts,
i2. 900; slow at Yesterdays average to a
shade higher; bulk. il0 20n 1860; light.
tQ75hl0t5; mixed; so Ohn 10 20; heavy
S775n935 CATTLE. Receipts, 1000 :
weak: native beef cattle 1720af lLs0;
western steers. 37.25n o. 90; stockers and
feeders, S. 20Gsl6; cows and heiers.
81 goa 10 90: calves. Ss5oal2.25. SHEEP /:
Receipts, 10 600: strong wethers, t9OOW
10 gh, la g,nhs 50 OO6r "a 25
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SUGAR.

NEW YORK. Dec es-RAw SUGAR
Firm. Centrifugal. 7lic; molasses, t.27c.
refined. easy, 10 points lower; cut loaf,
a5c; fine granulated. $3.50. diamond A.
ss6c; confectioners A. 6.7bc; No |. s.T0c.
Sugar futures were frmer on covering
and little demand from outside sources.
prompted by the firm feeling In the spot
market At noon prices were to &
points higher
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W Burned,

WAUk0MlS, Okla, Dec. 1s-(Spe.
oiaO-Mrs. Pa,eeek. wife OF the local
blacksmith at Bison. six miles south
Of here, was quite badly burned few
mornings ago. by an explosion Of a
gas lantern. She 60, up TO build the
morning fire and lei, the lantern sit.
ting on the stove She heard II boiling
and started to throw II outdoors. when
!, exploded and scattered the fire all
over her clothing Windows wef,
broken ont OF the house by the force Of
the explosion.
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Court Clerk Resigns,

CHlCKASHA. Okla, Dec. 1s-(Spe-
ciai. Miss Mabel Linda, who for a
year and four months has been deputy
court clerk and reporter. has resigned
to accept a similar position at Durant
Miss Linda is now in charge OF the
county court during the absence in Ok
lahoma City of the county Judge who
is receiving surgical attention in that
city.
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Woman After Post.

CHlCKASHA Okla. Dec. 1S -(Spe
cial)-Miss Adola Zinn. assistant su-
perin,endent oi public schools, leaves on
Friday for Oklahoma City where she
is a candidate for the post of special
Stcnographer in the senate
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GOVERNOR OF AUSTRIAN
LAND BANK RESIGNS

AMSTERDAM, Dec. 2S--A Vienna
dispatch saws that privy Counsellor Ru.
dolph Zighart, governor of the Austrian
land credit bank, has resigned at the
reQues, of Emperor Charles, He is sue.
ceedcd bv Ritter Won eth
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-12-28

rube comics-and the orton troupe Of
wire artists. Gladys Hulette 10 appearing
on the screen In the fivr-reel Pathe fea-
ture, Prudence. the Pirate" Also a
reel OF world news full OF interest.
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N
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Outside Livestock
FORT WORTH.

FORT WORTH. Texas. Dec. S.-CAT-
TILE; Receipts. 100; strong. Steers
S65ods25 HOGS Receipts. $500; lOe
higher Bulk. so 25alO.5O. SHEEP: Re
ceipts, none; steady Lambs. "boa
[ 80
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Produce-- Provisions
KANSAS CITY,

KANSAS CITY. Dec. 2s. -- BUTTER
Creamery, i0bsc; firsts. 59c; seconds, 3lc
packing, 2sc EGGS; Firsts. tlc. POUL-
TRY Hens, 16hc; ROSTERS, i?hc: tur'
keys. 2ic. POTATOES: 50 TO $3.50.
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MaIestIc

An exceptional feature. "A Child OF
Mystery, starring Hobart Henley. Ger
trude Selby and Thomas Jefferson, tops
todays Majestic bin, Good comedies also
Tomorrow the sterling actor. Robert Man.
tell. In The Blindness OF Devotion" a
William Fox production
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RECEIPTS Low
QUALITY HIGH
Only 500 Head Of Cattle at
Local Market Today,
TODAY's RECEIPTS.

CATTLE--Despite the small number re
ceived In this division today. packers
share was OF tho best quality All told
around 800 head were offered, prscti.
cally four fifths OF which came. from feed
lots within the state. II was an activ"
and steady market at the weeks lOc
advance. Two loads OF Caddo county
beeves averaged around 100 pounds,
topped At $s,s5, while the bulk OF the
packer buy WAS above $500 Butcher
trading was again confined to odd lots and
the market was steady, odd head Of
medium weight helfers sold s750u 90
and cows up to $3.50 A few Gamers and
cutters sold si.50G525 and odd head Of
heavy fed bulls UP to 800. Stocker
trading Was nominal, as was also the
calf market
Closlnu Quotations.
Prices OF the various grades OF cstura ar'
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-12-28

Strife and Sorrow" is the title OF the
two part chapter Of Liberty showing
at tho Dreamland theater Friday and
saturday, Miss Rose Coghlan Is featured
IN mighty drama called Thou Shalt
Not XIII" In five parts. A popular mon
KEY comedy shown especially for the chill
dren
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-12-28

Four acts OF vaudeville are al the Lyric
this last half Of the week. Mary Grace
singing comedicnno Charles Eichnn and
company, comedy sketch. ~ and MARY
Stebbips, the original Barnum anh Bailey
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s1. LOUIS CASH GRAIN.

ST LOUIS. Dec 2s-WHEAT: Steady
No. red, nominal; No. 2 hard, nominal
CORN: Steady. No. 2, 92h No. ,
white. 92il di93c. OATS; Steady. No, 2.
sac; No 2 white, nominal RYE: Steady
No. q nominal
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Money and Metals
LEAD AND SpElTgR.

NEW YORK Dec. 2s.-The metal eN-
change quotes lead 750a752c; spclter.
dun: spot East 81 Louis delivery, l0c
asked Al London. Lead, $50. los;
spelter E5l
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ST. LOUIS.

ST LOUIS. Dec. 2s--POULTRY; Hens.
ava 5tc; springs. l5hc; turkeys, l6a
2tc; ducks, lbhc; geese. i5c. BUTTER:
Creamery. 39c. ZOOS: 37c.
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CHICAGO CASH GRAIN.

CHICAGO. Dec. WHEAT; No
red and No hard. nominal. CORN
No. yellow 92'qs2isc. OATS: stand
ard b2G53c BARLEY: s5cA t.32it.
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Home Folks Thester--FAir to Labcr"
THE MET.1Oc
Always u Cheerful Welcome.
All New Program Thursday. Continuing
49, Friday and Saturday

JUST L0Ok-HOLIDAN SPECIALS
On tho stngr--
THE JAMES DtO, InstrumentAlis,s and
Song, Brilliant CLASSY offering
KING COLE, PuKo Comedian. introducing
his wax partner, Jerry" Great act
Featuring Barbara Leons KelnE and com
pany. IN Cohans famous melodramRtic farce.
comedy, The Little Church Arousi the Cor
n~r." All fun. complete In ono act
on the SCreen-Mr. Lon Chaney In a new
Bluebird. Tho Price Of silence" and also.
Glorious Biilie Burke in"Glofia's Romance"
The Fugitive witness"
Pictures noon, four shows daily. change
Sunday,
Remember-Our Sir piece symphony Or
chestrn. Real Music at the Courteous Met
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aEPREseNrArlve CATTLE SALES
Native Gamers and Cutters,

No W. Pr No VT Pr No W.T.. Pr
a.. $50 S5 l.. 40 4 so
Native Cows.
o.. $50 8 so l.,u70 so
Native HeIfers.
i,. SOL 7i5 l.. SO 8 so l.. $50 : 50
Native steers,
u..iio,sS 40 ss3 s.io SIS 7s. ~
Native Bulls.
i..,iSo 90
HOGS-Anothcr slight advance was
scored In this division today. markets
closing steady to cents higher than
ihs windup OF Wednesday. Receipts
showed fair improvement. totaling around
$500 head. quality OF which was on the
preWy fair order Best heavics and
butchers sold siOt5Il050. while the
bulk ranged 1910 and up.
ClosInu Quotations
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NEW ORLEANS COTTON FUTURES.

NEW ORLEANS. Dec 2S.--Cottor
closed steady at n decline Of 2in25
pplnta
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Oreamiand.

and Dale. whose laughsble skit 10 en-
titled The Bowcry Volunteers
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BEAR ACTIVITY
LOWERS COTTON
Liverpool Freight Rate With
drawal Causes Selling,
NEW YORK COTTON FUTURES

NEW YORK. Dec gs-Cotton closed
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@%e1aEKTRES
Empress.

Cleo Ridgley, and Wallace Reid are
coming to the Empress Friday and Sat
urday In The Yellow Pawn" Iasky-
Paramount perturbation OF Frederick
Arnold RUNNERS well known story eS-
posing third degree police methods. This
IL n stirring drama but has n tender love
story effectively interviewer. These two
screen favorites are seen at their best In
the picture, Tonight for the last time
Louise Glaum and Howard Hickman ap-
pear In Somewhere In France" Triangle
version OF Richard Harding Davis last
story before his death
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-12-28

Four new acts Of Pantages vaudeville
open today at the Folly In connection
with n six or eisht-reel program OF hiGh
class. first run picture plays On tho new
variety program are the Uyeno Japs,
Love. a pleasing singing, dancing and
talking team; Jack Barnholt. billed as
the laxative comedian" and Caffney
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-12-28

Headed by that funny yiddish come
dian. Sntzcr Seymoure. and dainty little
the balance of the week THE Battle OF
Who Ran First" a musical revue" with
many tuneful melodies and much comedy.
Three feature acts of vaudeville are
added 10 the program--each hIgh class
attraction. The Seymoure company win
close it's engagement here Saturday
night
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REPRESENTATIVE HOO SALES.

i..so 1910 >. $40 1896 II. ..iG o,io
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Closing Quotation
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-07-22
Som etamme Oer &ititn.
(12. GUrtiesuno).

49,
als beiDe quer iiber oos @tIdul
onf bic 9ribiins 5ulhrittsH, fab 5rou
gurmeiFter Iih nod sinmdI ldheIHf
mad BEN Sffijisr I'm uno blidt'
Damn in Das srnite @eli6t @itelos.
sd bob's gsabut. atHb", iaste lie.
Giteao pioerlpra9 nidt. ~Jrossu
gle iebt nitts@ eripiberte lie, ~unn
buItsn Gle reinsn Runo. Sd tueib.
Sic fnb mir gut. On ben nd4Ftn
9aasn TONNE i'd gu SbneH btHauf
bnnn lolsH Gle ullss niHen".
,Romm nur, aino, BEL mir Diff ou
gsboreen, HH0 psnn ou % Diait,
i6ipsigs t9 ME Oas 9rab".
aaum tparsn bic Damen auf ibrsn
@ldBsn aneslangt, nls Die 5hruntsn
eslmlofen iDurosn uro bic pferoe sur
yaraoe Dor benz Ri9tsrbdushen er'
iGisnsn. 9srrti9 uno itol5, Elm berg
erfreaenosr anbIid, tantsrtsn Die ebs
len 3iere gum 4bIouf. Aber Die groBe
Gponnnng, bic bisie Gpiiobe tets
gu bsglsiten pflsst. Die f~isbsrbnfte Gr,
lpartung. bic font bic und Saufens
Den 3dbIen6e Wode unrubig ma9t,
parsu ME rpsesepti9t. Cine betlsms
HienOs Stias bate iIa idpsr auf Die
Dsitsn pldbs bernbgeIeutt. Ju bisfsr
isltlamsn Stille, Die Der Mesresrubs
Dor BEN SturHe sIi6, purne oas
9erbb g%elaufen. aIs Die pferpe I'M
bic iOgenannte 5ornsr Gde boeen,
ND bas 56idIal oes groBen 3uhts
-snneRs ii9 gu sntidsiosn beginnt,
55t!s man ni9t ods gspobnte, iiG
raid itsigernDs Summen un0 8rdus
fen BON Stimmen. ielbft ols Der
DoIistimIide unS gum beibsn Gapo.
ritsH srbobene .4rieI4 ii1 pom 5eloe
IDsloite uno iberlegsn BEN 3iel sus
itrebts. sri6ou nldt bds SubelgsI9rr
Der SauIenoe, Giles bIieb Itumm.
Glei6 einem GoufFsuer bate fih DIE
unbeiIldmdnssre 8otIdoft aus Deter.
reid iibsr ben ploB perbreitet. 60
grOB mar Die aufrssuns. bic fs ,ut,
fa4ts, oaB fremos MlenI9sn fie iiG
chamber mitteiIten. us Die Gturts
sIOde gum 0erbp tOuts. CAB e taum
mod einen Msni9sn duf Dem Renn,
plaB, Dem nidt Ola, bic i1neae
8estinbsrin: bos 9eriht, ons Don
Muno 5u TluuO gent, gennht mar.
ia fentte es ftp tpie cine DoIte oes
S9neiosns unb bes gntIebsns ouf
Die SauIsn0e nieOer. Sebes 6ers
flblts. Dob SeItsrreids @AtfInlss
ftunOe seihIosen botte. uno ertpos
IN ountler 4bnung, Oh F9 an Der
lpbernoen Jlannie, Die 10 iGb ems
porgefprungsn mar, ni6t Elm Der.
b~eersnoer Brand ent3inben Tonne.
glo6 pdbrsn0 Die a6rigen orei
Rtnreu gelaufen ipuroen, beoann Iln
bic Riidfabrt in Ole Gtoot 3u snts
pidsIn. Die eiistrnos G9Iangs oes
apriOs bsrssts iid pisosr an Der
i60neH alfer sntlang, in Oeren Glus
Ten ii6 frieblin oas abenosplo oss
6immels ipisesIte.
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8. RopittL.

Die dIteren 5amburesr Gauflsuts
dbnsIn in i1rem Dsien stn tpentg Den
4msritansrn, Die Den GaBcren grunt
bis 81 einem 9raoe pernhten, Der
ben untnnoioea geOboHter faft
an ibrer 6olioitdt trrelperoen IGBt.
5isr ME BORT trifft man unfnsins
bare. a~urudbnltenoe aeute, BERN Be-
fdeiOeabeit Der 2sbensfiibrnng uno
oeren 5parIamtsit bic MtIioneu
ni9t Dermuten laIsn, bic Feft uno
f1er anseI.gt finO. gu oisIen aauf.
berrsn ge6orte aud 6srr 4lfreo 8urs
meiiter. in 6irmn Burmeifter &
arafe, Zee en- sros, in Der Ratbns
rineHitrdbs. Der alte GtaOtttil, BEN
bic 4athoriHenfrabe angebGrt, sGbIt
6unOsrts BON padIigsn @ebduoen, bic
5uglsid 5peider uro Rpntorbduier
fno uno In ibrsr urlpriingIt1en. al
tertimli9sn Geltalt Die SabrbunDsrte,
Die felt ibrer Grbouung oergangen
finD, u~beroaueEt baben. Dos Ssnners
0ieIer aOHtoripeider gehort faF nod
mshr Der YstgaHgenbsit an, Oenn
cine isltinms Yistdt uerhtn0ert ieos
4bDstaung pom 4Itbersebradter.
lnter Dis gsrdumige Dele nit
gGFern, Gauen ooer Rifsn, barber
Die 90ben NIT etnem 0urh Quten pers
i1loFenen WittelIhatt, 0ur1 ben
cine Binos lduft. Die aontorrGume
iinO Helm uao edig. Die Srepben eng
uno getDnnoen. Geriidt bari nints
fnsrben, nIts mug auf Dem plas
bLsibeH. Den I1on Der Batter Doer
GroBDoter fir GegenTtdnDe unO
nteniiIisn 1userpGblt bate. Orr
9urmstIter, Der BET einsm Greunos
ftines Doters in Die Qe6re oeaaraen
un0 itoI5 ouF bic GspFlOgenheiten Der
aoufmunnidoft NOR, pfIegte nit
Riihrung 3u ersdhlen. oab e. an Dem
Gage, als er eintrat, nuf BEN aIei.
berInr0nt einen alien 3pliE0er TAB,
ben nisnono true; ein grbftiid oss
8aters fetnss gbsfs. Bier Jobr.
mar 6err 9urmeiIter In Der 2sbrs.
nnO alg Ct enoIid nustrnt. I'm
viibtrfte@ 81 sebsH, gait fein lsbtel
Bid Dem alien Out, Der INNER nod
beftnubt. nber feIbifii6er ouf ItineH
nngsifammttn pIase usrbnrrte. Sabre
berginstn. Orr gurmtifter hdtte ii
gbfna, in Jopon un6 IN Snbisr
Qanb, Qsute unD @efhGfte ttnner
geIsrnt Hn0 febrte iDiebgr heim in 0is
DisIetIiebie nIts 6nnfsifdot. gintl
fsinsr txiten gefuhe golt benz gum
grsis gstUnuosItsn 2ehr9sf. unl
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Sm aaIi.StaOtdlrn SOfiIanb.

Sm CONNER 1915 mar 9otflanb,
Rebrasta, eigentIi9 fpsiter uidts. ais
lin tIeines SabnsS sitengsleile, no
Spei oDer brei Bdsgons itanbsn.
oeuts 1T IS Elm nngeiebsnss, oui yer
siIenbabnzaa berporrassHO Dsrs
leIAnetes Stdbtfltn, uno e. ueripriHt
ao9 imner mehr su pa4isn. unD
bag oIles nur fpegsn bes Oielbesebrten
Rail- ober .gotaih" uno isiner Res
6~enprpbutis. Die @srisnoung bisier
prooutte aus 5pffIanO tommt auf
80 gabnipagsns anoun9en pro Gag.
Die gslOer rOH 9offlanb limb
admIi9 bic sin3igen Bis iest betanHs
len in ben Ser. Stooten, ND RaIi IN
Beinabe reinem 3uitanbs gu
finben 1T. Der Stoff erforosrt ionit
ai1ts aIs bas pumpen, ao6en uno
3rodnsn; nlsodnn 1T er fiji bic Rafs
Iinerie bereit, no Ct ben, bisIang uns
srhorten preis bon 800 Dollars pro
s0nne bringt! Der arieg bat freis
LID ben greis defenders binaufgetries
ben; nbsr siemlia bod bIsibt er
pabrI6sinli9 aud unter fpisbsrbers
Hftellttn frieoIihen gerbdltnifm,
penn ni9t etpa fsbr Di6tige neue
aalisgntbedungen ale gersfnungeu
i6sr ben 5nufen trerfet.
Qnbetpdrts i'm MeIien. namentlih
in aaIifornien uno utah, tperosn
sbenFalIs betrG6tIide Mlengen Rali
proousiert; in GibtaIifOrnien gss
pinnt man fe aus aeIps8stteH an
Der MeerestiEe. Mbsr e tOitet ZEE
OeutenD mthr, reinss adIi aus pFlonSs
ti6em SiOff gu srbaItsn unb mar.is
Tertig MAIDEN, als I'm obigen Iallt,
no Der Don Hdtur 10 bobe Rsinbeits.
groo bic aofien nisbrig fteIIt.
Cine Jirma Der Gartenitabt bat
lontrattlih bas gon3e RaIi<pros
buff BON 5Offlano auf flint Sabre
ibernommen; ndmIid elm grObss
5nInntbauss gefhdft.
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@eindt. - Steae ais Stenoera.
oblitin bon iitnger odniidcr Dame
nit 5m%6Ifidbriger grfabrung. s Sab.
re in gnuingenierir. uno Wlni6ineu.
fad uuo 4 Sabre bel aedtsanipdIt.
uno Grunoeigeutlmsfirma. 5priht,
ihreibt iin0 ite~nogropbiert 9eutif,
Ddniif ODER Gngliib NIT glciher
5ertioteit. Selepboniert 0ougles
$500 oOer oOreiiert Morio Soren.
len, 220 Omaha Rational 8anf,
Cmahd.
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Sic werden die Wahrnehmung machen, dass SIGH
lire Einnahmen e~rweitern, wenn Sic ~anzeigen.
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The circle banner. [volume] (Circle, Mont.) 1914-1939, 1916-06-09
Circle Wins First
Game Of Season

Who said Circle couldn't play
ball? If you had been here Sun
day and seen the way the locals
put it "all over" the visitors, you
would soon have changed your
mind.
The first game of the season
was played here last Sunday
when the Watkins nine came
down, in hopes of at least break
ing even with the locals and even
expecting to carry home the bacon
The game started out with Wat
kins at the bat, but not a score
did they manage to get in the LIST
inning, while the locals run in 5.
However in the End inning the
visitors got 3 runs and finally got
2 more in the 9Th. The locals
were kept SO busy running bases
that the score keeper had all he
could do to mark down the scores.
We won't say how many but at
any rate Circle had several
scores to spare.
The circle banner. [volume] (Circle, Mont.) 1914-1939, 1916-06-09
Anderson Of Paxton to
Start Harness Shop

We were told by C. A. Ander-
son the Paxton harness maker
while in town recently that he
contemplated looking up a new
location. We are now informed
that he has decided to move to
Circle and open up a first-class
harness shop.
His shop will be located in a
new building which is now being
erected by F. S. Kalberg next to
the Valley Meat Market, and ex-
poets to be doing business soon.
Mr.. Anderson expects to carry
a complete stock of harness
goods and will do all kinds of re-
pair work.
We wish him success.
The circle banner. [volume] (Circle, Mont.) 1914-1939, 1916-06-09
Base Ball Dance
Saturday June "a

D. L. Eastburn, manager of the
local base ball team, announces
that there will be a big base ball
dance given at Anderson's hall,
here at Circle on Saturday night
June oath.
The dance is given for the bene-
fit of the local ball team and
everyone is cordially invited to
come and have jolly good time
besides helping the local ball nine
financially.
Dance starts Immediately after
the show, which will be running
full-blas by that time. Music will
be furnished by Stuart's 3-piece
orchestra. Keep this in mind and
by all means, come.
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Kalbcrg made the only home run.
The bases were all full and all
scored.
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Hotel Leases Rooms
Over Golden Rule Store

Although Circle has a large up
to-date hotel and two splendid
rooming houses, still it has all it
can do 10 accommodate the travel
ing public with lodging, each
place being filled to its full capa-
city nearly all the time.
However the management of
the Gladstone Hotel have now
leased the upstairs of the Golden
Rule Store which will be used for
rooming purposes. Mr.. Flaske-
rud is already at work partition
ing the upstairs into rooms. This
will make about 13 new rooms for
the hotel.