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Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1916-10-06
Local News

See Moore's Furniture Co. for pill |
lows at $3.50 per pair and up. adv
A straight car of oats has just
been unloaded at Browns Depart
ment Store. adv
George Andrews, a well known
rancher of the Copeland district, was
in the city yesterday looking after
business matters.
Our new line of cut glass shows
all the newest designs and cuttings.
o. +. Howe.-tf.
Mrs. Arthur Bunting left last week
for Northport, Wash, where she
will visit with her daughter, Mrs.
j. w. Vaughan.
Graft" Episode No. is will be
postponed one week and will be
shown at the Amazon Theater on
Monday night. October Ia. adv
Miss Inez Aldridge resumed her
duties as teacher at the Northside
school on Monday after having been
on the sick list for a couple of
weeks.
Jack Carroll, one of the early set
tiers of this district and now ranch
ing near Copeland, was in town
several days this week on business
matters.
Mrs. R. H. Mccoy is expected
home today after having spent the
last few weeks in eastern cities Wis
iting with friends and also selecting
her stock of winter millinery for the
Mccoy Hat Shop.
Preaching both morning and eve
ming at the Methodist church Sun
day by Rev. John A. Hoffman. The
choir is increasing in number and
special music will be rendered at
both services.
Mrs. Hazel Mathiesen and two
children returned home last Satur
day after having spent the greater
part of the summer visiting at
Greenacres, Wash, at the home of
Mrs. Mathiesen's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. E. H. Ulrick.
Piano For Sale or Trade-With
some cash for five passenger auto.
Piano is in good shape and may
be seen in Bonners Ferry. Will
sell for small cash payment and bal
ance to suit. Inquire at Herald
office. adv-tf
F. B. Bond ard two daughters, of
Naples, were in the city last Fri
day on a business trip, the girls
spending the day visiting with
friends.
Dan Chisholm, proprietor Of the
Bonners Ferry-Porthill stage, has in
augurated two round trips daily and
will be continued as long as the
weather permits, daily except Sun
day. The auto stages will leave
Porthill and Bonners Ferry each
morning at 1880 o'clock. On Sunday
they will leave at 100 p. m. The
fare to Porthill will be $500 and
the fare to Copeland will be S1.25.
Thomas Maui, postmaster and gen
eral merchant, of Copeland. was a
visitor in the city Saturday. Mr..
Maui recently received a commission
as 1st Lieutenant of U. s. Volun-
teers. The government is selecting
lists of men all over the United
States who are eligible to hole com
missions and handle companies and
is issuing commissions SO as to be
prepared for war.
Mr. Moss, in charge of the Koot
tenai Orchards at Macarthur, was q
i business visitor in the city Satur-
4 day. Mr.. Moss states that the
Kootenai Orchards company this fall
harvested a fine crop cf oats am
vetch and that the apple trees
500 acres are planted to the leading
varieties of apples--are in fine
shape. The trees would have borne
fruit this fall but for the severe
early frosts of this spring which
are unusual and which practically
! ruined the crops of the southern
part of the state.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1916-10-06

Ripe tomatoes for rs cents per
box; fancy peaches at 80 cents per
box at Browns. adv
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1916-10-06
If it is wall paper or paint, Bliss
has it.-adv-tf

The Handmade Shoeshop desires
to state that on account of the ad-
vance cost of leather and shoe find
ings, it will be impossible to al
low any credit. The same retail
price is maintained, but it must be
cash now so that all bills can be
discounted. r. ID. Paolucci.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-05
REAL IY' Man TO
Be TRIED SOON

e n Rail. formerly head ~ the sue.
cess Realty company ut Oklahoma IItN
viii be- tried June - IN Indianapolis IN
charge NJ IN ins the United States mail.
tu dctfRud tell Nns indicted by Hu Co..
dnnspolls sGnd jury some iims ago
and has been held In ian rendlns hond
Claude W'-Vef. postmaster. NIL ~
among local people who viii tcstli,
against Ran Weaver gave evidence ho
fore the stArd jury
Rail Is sllstcd To have represented :,
Indiana neolsc that lots IN Wtish
/ Place" an sddition ~ Oklahoma CITY
were located within short distance N
the business dis,fi,, when In reality thei
were eisht mites distant
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-05
MILLER, DEP0SED,
ENTERS POLITICS
Several File Candidates. for
Various offices; Three
For Congress.

Freeman J. Miller. who vat removed
rltIft., Pos h" stat, board of Agricul.
t.re ts rro'css1. n' Erguah I'm tho NF
rrul'Gfal and Mechanical college ri still
water. filed TODAY s.t. %" state cleo
nur board q. 70 pniItit' for iu' demo.
cratic nomination FOR state representa-
fy.- from Payne county
e. o. Carter ui \fdmpr" Nlcd Tor ih'
d,mn,rHtI, nomination iu succeed him.
s,If .n congress from the third OkIahom'
district and james Is Moore n' Miami
m,mHe. NJ tb, house 300 thr nuh l'risla.
iur, nI,d fuf the democratic nomination
fof ruupfc- man from the rr't district
ruf I,pr. .,rfrI D., james , Davenport
a. " Henson. rrohh.tton,st of Enid
f..i for the nomination NJ hs parry
frr ,ourr,ssm1u .n the c'rh'h district
ilr fs me rr.' pfohfmuonis' in ii'" for
any office
stat, Senator - ! loean of Hobart
va. Ir Oklahoma Ci', ths morning. and
announced that before returning hom'
he probably would ssuD statement
Withdrawing a. e candidate fof the dem
oHsiip nomination fnr corporation com
missioner Tor the long term
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-05
roLLv olosuo

Following the closing sunda, ~ the
FoiiN ihestef 10 facilitate the in.tann
,lnn NJ modern cooling and Neniilstins
system. u " Powell. whn has managed
and plloled the ,hssier through one n,
its most successful years. thi. morning
announced he would depart Tuesday fnt
the Florida heys. where hs expects 10
take = lons res, Fishing IL TO he HE
faVufi,s diversion
From Florida he vt,l make an extended
tour NJ the east and middle vest. .,nr.
rins several da,s IN Nss Work. rhlls
dclrhia ard ChicHgn W auanse bookings
fnf 'hs rortna season Arcnfiins 10 tho
pi.seni rlau ~ rowen ssid the roiiA
wii reopen September vi,h . hie
musical show hsvins ras, NJ tvsnt, .
i've NJ thirty performers
The Poll, viil he opened under sum
fnsr management neat Sunday with
nuaioal comedy.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-05
LIsgerY

With five satisfying acts n Southwest.
'fn vsuie,lll" IN its program Tor the
first hair NJ the wcel the Liberty IL
well prepared 10 entertain Oklahomn city
'Naudc fans MNrlcttcs Manikns. an
"lAhorntcN staged novelty, the Hughes
sisters. tso dainty girls IN = singing and
dancing di,,tsion snd the Musical Rem
sons. novelty musicians with ~ 8? 0oO
ftere setting form triangle of fen
'ure acts Huni Morse The Man Prom
nowhere" md Adams and Hicks. dia
bio mnnirulAiofs. hoop rollers and jug.
Cling comedians. also Arc on tho pto.
If,m owen Moore snd Dorothy Gish
sppcsf In "llttlt Meenss Romance. n
nve.Art picture dram,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-05
Jvplc

Wedding Wstv accorded approval nj,
which the, stoprrd the show gsnfr.
ier Rni lls fi,r girls otfefins "a, the
Gnr Links u musical comedy. were
veil received nav nonle,. assisted hy
hcr brother Gordon. and rlmer Graham.
are considered tho hit " the hill. n
TITO Witch Unmos hitcc, from the hls
orrheum circuit. playing Denver pre-
vipus 10 this engagement NAV and
Emily are good lIsnrv i.nv,y and the
Lacy sisters sppcar In singing and dane.
ing Tho bnnlr, 'riN nprssts nnl, NJ
the . 1n 90 and . - shows
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-05


Additional Impetus Was given TODAY 10
the biz expansion campaign NJ M, Ok
lshoma rl'y phhmncr OF ,omm,.,, Of.
nclais arc ~ work completing tho I'm.
al detailed plans Tor extension of tho
operating scope ~ rhc organization and
interesting features nrc 10 ho given To
N, entire cltIlenshlp this week
This rlsn provides FOR an elaboration
Of bureaus aud committees which win
make IN" local chamber the peer ~ any
cnmmorrlhl organization ln m, ciiy NJ
any"hcr' near Ike population
Commenting nm thc situation mi.
morning Ton " inI' che'rnnn NJ 'hr
membership committee. said
Tho nlan NJ Organization as NOW ont.
lined provide frr various h..csus which
will cstr ou tho forward mo. omcn' fur
oh'Ahoms Cit1 along tho luos which
have been successfully adopted hN hs
most modem ana sucrcs.fIl commercial
organlzatiuns In the country
Al Members 60 Work
Each NJ these bureaus win make =
complete survey ~ the branch NJ ,ift
development work ~ ls assigned IN 'DoI
after anl then provide vhfs and moan.
for complcting thls work There viii h'
many special committees 10 lpok after
the various details ana ihc plan pro.
viics Tor democratic organization wiz
many and special duties for tho yafiol'
individual members Every member vii
he called into 'nmc feature NJ artly,
work
The situation 10 lining no splendid,
and every IA, n looks he''cr IN ords
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-05
PATRIOTIC CIVIC
CALL ISSUED BY
COMMERCE BODY
Vigorous Campaign Launched
With Appeal for All to
Assist in Effort.
CALL or CIVIC PATRIOTISM.

HrNIF present movement 70 broaden
rho scope increase the activ'iles
membership strength and H.
nanror NJ the oklahoma CIV
chamber of commerce IL patriotic
one
lie who serves his city well and
lends hls aid for municipal uphuild
lnr shares honor' with him who ions
tho uniform and shoulders the rife
Millions of men have given their
lives for their COUNTRY Tho 'eIl loI
volunteers IL nod ls.ued for service
for oklahoma CITY
An army of at least I o00 must ho
had " Oklahoma city h. to be- htckod
hy chamber Of commerce NJ aufN-
Client strength necessary To enable tho
city 10 maintain 49, nght In the pres.
rni civic competition
II IL worth whilo for cvcrv hlslnea.
and professional man IN the cit, TO
civ" a portion NJ hls time TO help up.
build the city
Mon do your duty
(signcdj
oklAhomA Cl', Chamber NJ Commerce
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-05
FRED HAVENS RETlReS
FROM SHERIFF'S OFFICE

Fred Hsvens. who has been office dcp-
uty under sheriff Rinion the last nf"
months. has resigned hi' position On A,.
count of failing health ~" went TO the
,h,flfrs office from tho proyidcnt a.so.
citation \ successor viii no, b" appoint
ed until the return N shsrln Hiuion 'Vhn
I- IN Seattle cndrnvoring 10 secure the
return 10 this county Of Logan Ruunss
I',. wanted mere on charge " viola'ins
m. prohhrion law Billiurslsy IL fe
ported o. putting up vigorous nsh'
against estradiiiou
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-05
GUARD CAMP TO
Be At CHANDLER
School OF instruction Is Called
OH Because OF Border
Troubles.

Unless there 10 decided change IN
the situation relating 10 the use ~ tho
uSlshoms national guard On the hss-
lean border the annual summer en-
rsnpmert viii he held on IN. r,n. range
~ chandler early in August. according
TO Adiutsw General canton
The school Vt instruction for officers
which vas 10 have been held a, s,in-
v 1tsr several weeks aen. was called ~
because regular arm, officers who we're
~ conduct n, we're assigned 10 duty on
the border
Although II 10 probable the teguisr
rrrsmpmcui vill be held. II u extremely
doubtful whether the inirt maneu,ers
with members " tho tssulsr army can
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-05

'0 make the campaign the success Wc
anticipate we must hlto oompl''" CO.
operation on the part N every huHn'sS
and professional man ln tho cts.
Of immense Benefit
look for the campaign 10 he the
biggest movement ~ u civic nature that
oklahoma Ciiy h1s known m decade
and am confident that n s going 90 re-.
suit m tremendous benefit 10 the city"
TN" campaign workcrS today wore
moNn. into their temporary he9d1uHr-
trrs i non. lotto, ~ 'hr iab,ut thester
TIrf, quarters At,l be the fountain head
~ .Hwplfgn cnoigN from nov until The
'.sr OF tnr intensive week n the cam
uH.sn
President 80 3 Vaurht. who h,, been
oui NJ nn .It, 'or the past few DAYS.
Is expected back the lti,r part ~ the
VD'k ,ni then 'ho work 1911 gu forward
with Nf greater NlFor
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-05
CANADIANS STOP
GERMAN THRUST
AROUND HILL 50
Great VaIor Displayed in the
Close Fighting by Troops
From America.

BRITISH FIELD HEApQCARTERs IN
FRAME June Around famous Nm
so aui Sanctuary wood th Canadians
have been doins the safest fighting Of
their experience in the course Of tho last
two days action They haze held the On
tire front attacked and unless ths fight.
ing spreads. this IN entirely their battle.
The German guns had be.n relatively
quiet for some daNs when they suddenly
opened up the heaviest bombardment any
Canadian veteran has known. using all
kinds Of guns from heavy howitsers TO
trench mor'ars, not only batterns the
trenches but covering a wide area II
ground In the rear To prevent the Brit
ish bringing up supports.
"But II was not this tint. a. In ths
EARLIER battles on the Ypres salient. when
lhe Germans threw three or four shells to
our one said an officer The British
guns returned equal volume. on the Ger
mans after they were In our trenches"
Tndtr support Of eunfre the Canadian n
bstallions which Include many Americans.
maintaining the traditions of the first
contingent last year a. ST Julien. imnetit /.
atclN turned on the Germans In A series
Of counter attacks They fought through
the night and we're engaged all SATURDAY
dorgedlv bombing their wsy back 10 the
possession Of the position which they had
lost. Parties rushed In at different
points bombing and hsyonetinE right
and left Before Their nsrcs work vas
ended they had rcrainsd Rll hut a few
Yards The Grrm,n advance had been
made over = from, ~ 1000 Yards from
the Npres Confines railway 10 HooGs
Point This WAS the mos, extensive 'front.'
NJ any recent attack and the Canadians
responded 10 the test coolly and skil.
fully In the Hoose sector the German
attack was stopped with heavy losses.
Tho pcrpleNity over the first news of
the battle between the British and Ger
man fleets has been succeeded by satis-
fsrtiou as fuu accounts are received
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-05
sreANp

"rhs spider nm sstnntdinar, Pata.
mount picture produced b, tho Famou.
rla,efs Film COMPANY, gives rsuun,
Frederick an unusual opportunity Tor thu
displa, II her talents m tho suhiec,
presents her IN tNc di,st.eiy opposite
roles. Valerie ~ Cyt, noioriou. rau.
sian he,ui, and her deserted daughter
Joan IN the irnrstsona,lon of these aual
characters the superb smouonsi ar,l.,s
performs miracles NJ character ln,erpra.
nuon This picture will hs shown nj
,hr strand on ruesd,,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-05
HUNDRED ClGARETS DAILY
TOO MUCH FOR HIS MIND

DETROIT Fuu. winters. the man
vho smoked 100 ,.ssre's d'E w'' com.
rtuci 20 th, Pontiac a.,lum ny Judge
Nulh,rt
Th, ..r.r.auf ufr NJ 'hc rirlr' '
20. declared hy pr $ L la,ton. vno
,bmusd Wrnters 'o hav" affected hi
uiut tfruusutus u saloon winters
.nukrt until h. uprl, gave out and
riH uorr, too Nu'r that he begged
.mUkrr ruw the customers of the ~
nu t.,u.d.uc tp Joseph herman. the
proprietor ~ ~, plR,,
IN, nicotine undnuhird, h,d q a.
ty.omuur rff,.t on h.s mentality, uD
Ialtuu declared
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-05
LIVERPOOL

LIVERPOOL. tuns cotton sro'
fun good mlddlIns 's-d miidlne
: ifd low widdinU I'd sales 3 nm
bales Including nOn fNr spsruiHti'n md
export Ec,cipis lu Ono hsl.s Futur,s
st,,dr June SlNisd June July I'D
1ulV August Niid august Sen'cuih'r
Soid Septrmbcr-oc'ohcr iatisd. Octo.
her. November fSstsd November D..
-'whor ts1d December. 1anUHr, 5'd
January February ,tisd F"hrusrt. .
March t-ttsd Narrh.Nnrl --t#d "A"
hrril- May ;T.'-d NAV June i5-isi
June. luly i1.t,d
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-05

Herr is one u the prct,ie,, iroch that
could be offered iot the young siils and
iof the small women. The SIMPLE three.
p,cce skirt Is gathered at the upper cdse
aud jo,ued to the under bodice or lining
while the sleeveless over .bciic, IL finished
separately. In the picture, plaid
taacn is combined with plain and Is
~usn over Q blouse oi Ceorse,,e crepc.
hu' there ere nurbef'ess material.
adapted TO summer ~var that could be
utilised. Plain tafe,a wvuld be p<vtty
With bands of VELVET ribbon. Fw the
smpier iroeh. cotton vale ur cotton
ertpe w some similar material could
N used
For the ~ war size will hc needed.
81 yards II material ~ ut { yards a
inches VIDE for the c,et-todc. and
skirt, AZ yards n iof the under bodice.
The pattern No. ocso is ca, IN are.
ior 10 and is years. I, sill he mailed
TO any address by the Fashion Depart.
u,eni ol thApApeSspa fcsapt q kcaSopss
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-05
WOMEN SEE BIG NAVAL
CONFLICT AND AID IN
RESCUE OF SAILORS

~ oNpoN. June. Five nri,ish
sailors from thc Shsrs who saw
M their comma nder, With ono les
shattered fire hls las, sun 40
his shin sank. owe their lives TO the
hfa,sf, NJ captain q. G. Chris,isnsen
~ The Danish steamer vidaf, and the
devotion " Danish and Norwegian
nurses Who were cn hoard the Danish
shir rhese nurses sfe believed 10 bs
the only women who sw the naval
battle
we we're coming from Copenhagen
d, nnArn h,s "wednesday" said css
~ ,hs Norwegian Women. when ~e
saw Zeppelin ho,stins above us, and
tbtn heard the h~omirg II guns The
nys' thint vs saw wss two hlsfins
ships nn the hufiscn ana shortly after.
pard ws IAN ir,o riles ~ vfeokass
,nIh ahich We found ssysn men
.IIneinG n . buoy Nth hundreds q
haiiss floating around
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-05
STOCKS IN new
COMBINE LEAP UP
WHY'S Overland and Chandler
Motors Make Sensational
Advances.

sew YORK. June / Sensational ad-
'Ances In stock 10 new high records at
tended the resumption Of trading today
Willys-Overland and chandler Motors.
which are 10 figure Importantly In ths
proposed automobile construction. ross
I' and If points respectively In the
course of the tirs, fifteen minutes. the
former ton.tina 32I and the latter 1871.
Marine preferred also ROSE 10 new high
price nn IS advance Of %. points tn
''h Numerous other specialtler were
higher hy ~ points and rail. also
improved substantially with Norfolk h
Western, which scored new maximum
on its rlsc IN i1i
During the mld-seSsion General Motors
and south Porto Rico and American
beet sugar ioined the ranks NJ stocks
/ Iaohi"'ing new high prices There was
/ a revival u strength also In zinc issues
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-05

Henry y waliha'l. star IN The Birth
uf nation and q LIVING image NJ I'd.
sit Allen Poe. felnoarns,ss the spin, Of
The poet lu The Raven mss,erpieo@
E'sanay pholoplpy attraction nt the EN-.
ffcss thcster Tuesday and Wednesday
n was based on the tragic romance In
tbmc II ls an intensely fascinating
-oul.stfrinE photoplsy Grace Cunard
aud Francis Ford are on the program In
tho third episode NJ reg n tho Ring.
q circus film serirl Tonight. Dustin
Iafuum I'm David GRrrick
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-05
MISSION SCHOOL
BEGINS SESSIONS
Celebrated Workers Here TO
Instruct in Methods Of eS-
tabIlShed Worth.

Tho nNh annual soss'Nu ~ The School
nf Ns,iort rprnsd this morning ~ St.
iukss Methodist church vIh a. very
large stsnisnDs fom oklahoma and
tho southvrst Tho school viii be- iu
srssiou until thr cysnlng ~ funr ln
The tnpIys go be studied D., attendants
constitute missionary work IN foreign
srds sv vrI 1s pt home
Instructors " national rcnpNu are
hrfr boo ,N1fp ~ ih, lecture work ThrN
,fr Nfa u % Wells Chirsgo. Mrs
n q White Nhp. lovb. Ms n "
", uonrn nashville Tenn. and Miss
Ruth s SIMPLE, uf wyoming ohio
The tornvirg program tof tniay vas
announced
Opening h,mn uhis study. ut
Kingdom iIfH ll iis Fundamental
Principles Nrs - " Wells. Foreign
textbook. chapter D. .WBf and tho kins
inm. young Ns.'usns class M. " "
Msrn0nsll. iristmiss'HH. homo textbook
rhar,tr I. .sraln ln Nmrncs." iunlnf
vutk. conference nn junior missionary
IrF'rriiru. M.ss uuih \ shiplt, For
um ci Method Organization Mrs u n
NfNf HUHIrs W i'fU
This evening 'h,fr tW hr lecture
at ntIrtb ur .NhusiisHr, in Action a
b, Nfa A. N W.nt
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-05
CHICAGO

CHICAGO Juur UoGs Receipts
lO00o. slov RJR IaN6n, light
- aOa0 % mixed 20 gooa ,n. heavy ~ 10
T97o. rough 01iua2o piFs sao0
G0 CATTLE Receipts ~ o0o steady
Natye beef steers. . oOd II n, western
steers, 81 5Oq Q 6o s'ockers lSo0nf 90
cows and hclfers s. ,5Ufso. calves, y u.
d1l2i SHEEp Receipts 70 oo0 seady
Wcthers s. oo4se5 Lamhs lii50
1880. springs. istnHu2j
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-05
corronseep OF.

NEw YORK. June The cou0rsoed
30 market closed steady, June. lo 9nr
q co.. luIE and August. luNld lu SO.
September. loNdi0 S1r. October. 9q-H
= SIC November ~ l7us lsr. pcccmhrr
. ncu9 lNr. lRnu1r,. gnsre l.,. total
sales $500 barrels
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-05
G., ooLcosD AiRpome

On account NJ inrlemcn, weather ths
CoirNtd Alffomc suspended perinfmsnr..
SUNDAY nlght Weather permitting the
show will no augmented tonight. n IL
announced Music Nv tho Fs,ori,e ssNtet
and special picture nlr, program
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-05
MOTOR STOCKS IN COMBINE SET RECORD ,s$'s,. ;$EEE$s
Outside Livestock
roer WORTH.

FD0T WORTH June J--CATTlE
Receipts $500. active Beeyes 81 100
$50 HOGS Receipt 200 &c lower
Buk lolOa9l5 RHETp Receipts T..
Ooo stosdy Ilmhn s. o0ul0oo
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-05

HOGS Choypef pork was again the
by-Wofd In western live hog trading 90.
daN Tho decline vss severe. reductions
lu most mnfAStH ranking from N io rs
cents. Local. business was slow A.
noon hut fcW had crossed ih' -cales
Prospects ver' thnt prices would he y
TO % cents l,sNrt NJ the close Wo, ,eipt-
we're good forI Monday. around lbu0 head
coming The best kinds sold 81 iOu9 49,
bulk. s. anugYO