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il dangerous 10 launch The monarchy
nov, and is also waiting until his
army can he hendleI more Success
fully ~. :. .#..~ :s
The Chinese army is not quite able
10 cope with the difficult problem
which would arise in case of the
launching of a monarchy be said.
Speaking u the grave differences
existing between the two parts of the
empire, Bishop Lewis said the coun-
try is rather large 10 hold all parts
in perfect aGreemeut with other parts.
Yuan Tries New Governor. fl
Il have recently been in Szechuan.
the extreme western province, he
said This is noted as turbulent
province, and eYinces a strongly. or
eanized objection to monarchy. Yuan
Shih-Kai appointed new governor
He Immediately displaced the soldiers
OF the province, natives of ii, with
men from the north. Chilli.
That resulted in the former sol
diers being turned out upon the COM
munity They took their guns, and
are now robbers. led DOUBTLESS by men
hostile to the monarchy proposition.
They are making good deal of
demonstration ....... ~.
Bishop Lewis says he is going ta
the general conference of the Metho-
dist Episcopal church. 10 be held at
Saratoga Springs, a. Y, beginning
May L En- route he will visit his
old home at Sioux City, Iowa. where
he was until 1908 president of Morn
ingside College. He added that the
Methodist church membership in Chi
ma has increased 50 per cent in the
last quadrennial flour years. and
that Yuan Shih-Kai is in favor of the
and encourages their
work. Bishop Lewis viii preside at
the conference TO open here this
week.
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PERSONALITIES

Y. SOGA, editor of the .Nfppu Jill
and president of the Nippu Jill Pub.
fishing Company returned today on
the Chiyo Maru after visit of sew
eral months in Japan.
c. H. BROWN, who is i'll at the Ber-
etania hospital is reported today by
his attending physician as not in a
serious condition. ~ ~
LAND. COMMISSIONER J. d. TUCK
Err is back on the job again, after an
illness lasting nearly a week. Its
hard to be laid up he said this morn
ing. Its not only unpleasant while
YOU are i'll, but the unpleasantness
lasts until you've got your work
cleaned up | found lot of il stacked
up on me while | was away"
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FLOWER MISSION TO
BROADEN KIND WORK

Broadening the scope of its work
for the coming year, the hospital flow
er mission which held its 26th annu-
al meeting this morning at the Libra
ny OF Hawaii, will hereafter send flow
ers daily to the Queens hospital in
stead of once a week.
This action was taken, by the mem-
beers of the organization on the sug-
gestion of Superintendent Werner
Roehl of the hospital. The regular
weekly visits will be continued as
usual
With this extension of the mission
work Ii is hoped that gifts Of money
may be sent to the organization by the
people of Honolulu, as officers or the
society stated today the mission is in
need of added funds.
Receipts during the past year
amounted to s167.04. according to the
report OF the treasurer. while expen.
ditures amounted to $165.
Officers were elected today as fol-
lows Mrs. Albert Judd, president:
Mrs. A. Gartley, vice-president: Mrs.
r. W. Jordan. secretary, and Mrs. w.
III. Soper. treasurer. All of these,
with the exception OF the office of sec.
Rotary, were reflections.
Carolyn Cooke, the small daughter
of Mrs. Montague Cooke, became a
member of the mission this morning.
During the past year gifts of flow
ers, fruit, books. and magazines have
been sent to the Queens hospital and
to Leahi home.
Kong Yin Tet, pastor of St Peters
Chinese church, gave an interesting
report at the meeting, his work deal
ing especially with the aged Chinese
Of fbe city
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ASHFORD MUM
ON NATTER OF
JAIL PENALTY

Although on various occasions he
has stated from the bench that il
would he the policy of his court To
.uEhaId the jud gment and sentences OF
the police court: where il could be
done properly and reasonably. Circuit
.Juige.C ". Ashford said today that
il would be improper for him TO make
any statement as to his approval Or
disappfoyal OF plan Of the district
magistrate 10 send convicted gamblers
70 Jail. ..:.~. !. =.
During the trial Of a lottery case in
his court today Judge Ashford was
asked for his opinion regarding the
new sentence plan in police court. and
principally as to what would be done
as regards sentences Of gamblers who
appeal their cases and who are con
yicted in circuit court '.- ~
Wait and see, was Judge Ashfords
answer -: T..
Deputy City Attorney viii Garden
says that, when person charged
with gambling is convicted in an APP
peal case, he will ask the court TO
impose a Jail sentence. ...:.. T.. II
We want to aid the police in
stamping out chefa, paikau and all
other forms of organized gambling,
he declares. In fact, we are going
after all forms of gambling. We are
going to ask that those convicted OF
gambling be sent to Jail -: j.. -
City Attorney Brown said today
that there was little doubt in his
mind but that the circuit court would
uphold the police magistrates de-
cision. ..-. ..--:.' -....: II. T..
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AL.OH:A!
w hat To See

(For the benefit of tourists and ar
rivals from. the mainland the Star
Bulletin publishes brief directory OF
a few of the scenic and historical at
fractions of. Hawaii Additional de-
tails will be given on inquiry at the
rooms of the Hawaii Promotion Com
mittee in the Alexander Young hotel
building.) ....: =.:-. ~.
Take Waikiki Car. ~"
Aquarium. 49,
Surfing and bathing at Waikiki.
Take Kalihi Car.
Bishop Museum, daily except Wed.
nesday. ....' .: -.
Fort Shafter. F..
Moanalua Gardens.
Ten Minutes Walk
from Business Center.
Old Royal Palace.
Old Throne Room. .
Old Coral Church. ".~
Old Mission House.
King Lunalilo's Tomb.
Washington Place. -
Outside the City. ..s-... 49,.
Walks in Tantalus Hills.
The Pail, by motor. &c.,. -
Coral Gardens, II miles by auto.
daily. '4- =.
Haleiwa Hotel, by motor or raft
Wahiawa Hotel, by motor or rail-
Pearl Harbor, naval station.
On Other Islands. E.. ~ -"
Volcano via Hilo, by steamers
Wednesday and Saturday
Haleakala on Maui, by steamer,
Wednesday, Saturday, Monday
and Friday.
Waimea Canyon, Kauai, by steam.
er. Monday, Tuesday. Thursday.
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IN THE CIRCUIT COURT. FIRST
Circuit, Territory OF Hawaii. In
Probate, at Chambers, No -.
In the Matter OF the Estate OF j. j,
Byrne, deceased.
On reading and filing the petition
ard accounts OF Trent Trust Company
Limited executor of the Estate of j,
j. Byrne, deceased, wherein petit.
toner asks to be allowed $3S434 and
charged with S3S434 and asks that
the same be examined and approved,
and that final order be, made OF Dis
tribution OF the remaining property
TO the persons thereto entitled and
discharging petitioner and sureties
from all further responsibility herein.
II is ordered, that Friday, the oath
day of March, A. D. 1915, at o'clock
a. M, before the Judge presiding at
Chambers of said Court at his Court
Room in the Judiciary Building, in
Honolulu. County of Honolulu, be and
the same hereby is appointed the time
and place for hearing said Petition
and Accounts, and that all persons in
terested may then and there appear
and show cause, if any they have, why
the same should not be granted.
BY the Court
tSEAL) A. X. AoNA,
Clerk.
Dated the 18th day of February,
1916. ~
Thompson, Milyerton & Cathcart.
Attorneys for Petitioner,
6397-Feb IA, 81, %, Mar 6
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BY AUTHORITY.
TENDERS. WOOD Pipe

The Board OF Supervisors OF the
County 81 Kauai. AZ Lihae. Kauai. #,
H, will receive bids mp 10 10 o'clock
a. m. of May 3, 1916, for furnishing
Fourteen thousand feet of siN-ine1
wire bound Wood Pipe, delivered
f. o, b. Inter.Island Wharf, Honolulu
The pipe is to serve under very
light pressure. 49,: r..
Bidders must send With their bids
FUN description or specification Of the
pipe offered 49," ~. +
A certified check in favor CT the
County Of Kauai and covering 5fs OF
the amount bid must accompany each.
proposal, Proposals must be In let
ter form, endorsed Proposal, Wood
Pipe. :.-...... II. .......-:
Delivery in Honolulu must be made
within 81 days after notification Of
acceptance of bid, -. .......~... H..
. ..~.. j. H MORAGNE.
County Road Supervisor, County Of
Kauai, Lihue. Kauai, r H.
639T-6t
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B00TLEGGING RAIDS
DISCLOSE WHISKY HID
I'M STRANGE PLACES

8 GRAND JUNCTION, Colo. AS the
result of Bookkeeping raids by the POI
lice. one woman aud nine men were
arrested and seven barrels of beer.
three cases of wine. 20 pint bottles
of whisky, four kegs OF whisky and
80 quart bottles OF whisky were seized.
When officers entered Burke's store
he hastily closed and locked the door
of his safe. The police believe there
is liquor in the safe and may use dyna-
mite to verify their suspicious. Burke
refused to open the safe when the Of
hcers told him to do so.
At a millinery store that was raid
ed. filled whisky bottles were found in
the drawers OF a sewing machine. At
private residence, whisky was found
Eecreted in a perambulafor in which a
baby was asleep At other places, in
IoIicants were discovered under coal
piles. ice houses, refrigerators, dress
|I Drawers and typewriter desks.
The police have been on the trail
.I bootleggers for two weeks and de-
tire they viii break up illicit trade
r. beer. whisky and wine at any cost.
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ANNUAL MEETING.

Notice is hereby given that the an
nual meeting of the stockholders OF
Paa Agricultural Company, Limited,
viii be held at the office of the com
pany, Hackfeld Building, Honolulu, I.
H., on Monday. February 28th, 1916,
at 1880 o'clock a. M, for the election
ST a Board of Directors to serve for
the ensuing year, and the transaction
OF such other business as may proper.
ly come before the meeting.
j. F. C. HAGENS,
Secretary.
Honolulu, T. H., February 1, 1916.
6397-Feb. Il. d u
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ANNUAL MEETING.

Notice is hereby given that the an.
nual meeting of the stockholders of
the Koloa Sugar Cumpany will be
held at the Office of the company
Hackfeld Building, Honolulu. T. H., Oh
Monday, February 2Sth, 1916, at IL
o'clock a, M, for the election of a
Board of Directors to serve for the
ensuing year, and the transaction of
such other business as may properly
come before the meeting.
j. F. G. HAGENS,
Honolulu. T. H., February 1, 1916.
6397-Feb IA, 81. 81
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-02-14
ARREST OWNERS
OF BUILDINGS
GAMBLERS Use
tcontInued from page one)

$3.50 -
ing as agents. viii spend about two
months behind the bars, and other
gamblers viii get shorter sentences,
or, in the simplest cases, tines State
ments made BY Judge Monsarr3t and
Cnillingworth bear out THESE Uonclu.
siCns.
Judge AonsarTat makes little
broader distinction between gamblers
than Chlllingworth, bat adheres to his
statement OF Saturday that he viii
give Jail sentences 10 all gamblers
shown by the prosecution to have been
In a regular gambling joint, or place
often used for gambling, or in a game
run for the profit Of the house.
There is a statute on the books
which the city and county attorney
might use to advantage, if his office
wants 70 break up gambling, stated
Judge Monsarrat today 1T is the
provision that the owner or renter
of any building, who leases or rents
81 to ans person who uses the build
ing or part of il for gambling pur-
poses, II the owner or renter is aware
IL Is being SO used, can be arrested
and jailed or fined.
Gets To Root Of Matter
That looks like going to the roots
OF the evil. The renter of a room.
the owner of a building, or the agent
OF the owner, can be held responsible
for the use rooms or buildings are put
to. ! thing most owners have some
IDEA what kind OF tenants they have
ii they are not blind.
Speaking OF his views OF fines and
cases, Judge Monsarrat said:
Il intend TO send TO Jail all lottery
owners or agents and all men arrested
behind barricaded doors, in a regular
gambling place which is known as
such. But where a few men are play.
ing some game like I'll for small
stakes, | will not send them TO Jail.
But viii make all fines heavier.
Usually Jailed, Anyhow.
1T is not necessary to give these
open-air. I'll men, heavy fines be-.
cause they seldom have enough
money to pay IS and costs and they
usually so TO Jail, anyhow, which.
shows they are not heavy gamblers"
Kamada and six other Japanese ar
rested last night on Punehbowl street
opposite the cemetery, were playing a
small game OF I'll in the room OF
one of the men. The fine imposed by
Judge Monsarrat this morning was SC
and costs.
The city and county attorneys Of
flee is now cooperating with the de-
tective department In an effort to
stamp out gambling. Chefa, it is said,
is again tlourishing. after a period OF
iiscouragesnent following number
of arrests.
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The case of Henry c. Bell, charged
with statutory offense, has been con-
tinued in federal court until 10 O'Clock
tomorrow morning to be set for trial.
The case of Frank Comes and Lee
Tai, charged with a statutory offense,
has been continued in federal court
until February II for disposition.
Trial of the case of William Afford,
a former enlisted man, is scheduled
to begin in federal court ON February
l6 at $50 O'Clock in the morning. The
defendant is charged with keeping
liquor for sale without having paid
the government tax.
The case Of Ralph GonsaIyes,
charged with keeping liquor for sale
without having paid the government
tax, is scheduled to be disposed of in
federal court on the morning of Febru
AIRY l. '-:. .: E. ~ -.
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SEAPLPANE
FOR U. S. CAN TRAVEL
80 MILES AN HOUR

MARBLEHEAD, Mass. The first
war seaplane purchased by the United
States navy. stated by the builders to
be the fastest yet constructed for aero
marine service here or abroad, has
been shipped to the trial grounds at
Pensacola, Fla. The machine, re-
quired by contract to speed so miles
an hour in the air, will carry 1000
pound load four hours If the specifca.
lions are met
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NEW YORK LAWYER ON
WAY HOME FROM ORIENT;
IN HONOLULU TOMORROW

Arriving on the Chiyo Maru to-
day was Newell Martin, a Yale
graduate and well known practising
lawyer OF New York. He has been in
the Orient, primarily on a visit to his
father, who is the noted Dr. Martin of
Picking. Mr.. Martin is being entertain
ed by Yale men during his brief stay.
here
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Ieggmen cracked the safe OF the
Ink of Clayton. Ala, and escaped
It'll $4,000. A posse with blood.
.-1nds was organized to run down
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LOCAL AND GENERAL

An inter-class track meet was to be
held by the students of Mckinley high
school on the Kamehameha field this
afternoon, beginning at 2:30 o'clock.
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DESIGNER.

Furnished cottage on slopes of Pacific
Heights; $40 feet elevation; spring
water; excellent view, valley and
ocean; IL minutes from Nuuanu
street car; one or. two single gen.
tlemen; can obtain morning meal if
desired. Possession given Feb. Is.
Address o. n. O., this office.
6S97-6t
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EXPECTS Yuan TO
ABANDON Plan OF
TAKING throne

CONTINUED from page onei
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PROVISIONS
Chicago Grain

Chicago Grain,
CHICAGO March rs Lower cable
quotations had bcarish effect ON the
wheat market hcte todog It was said
buyers were holding otf at Liverpool md
that Australian and Argentine offers
were becoming larger There were also
favorable Ahvices In regard 10 the har.
vest VI India Opening prices, which
ranged from nuMc tu a. lower with
May 'I0sTd l09A and July ut uO1A
ml0s were followed by rally hut then
another sHg.
Corn developed strength owing to the
absence Of any decided pressurr to sell
At t.uDl, however the ulkkct tended TO
Gaze ufi With wheat ther opening ..r
90 i,Usso lower priccu rusn ta- we'll
above Hcrteiday's close.
oats della ult independent umscs.
MUJurtt. buying o. lad gave tu
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-03-16
w,NTED-BIDS AND PROPOSALS.


NOTICE FOR RlpS
f.. it hereby given that ur Monday
.mN lH lFlt.ni u'rlork % m. Harry
4, ,lnuIa count, surveyor of Oklahoma
county. ukthum, Win nj the office ot
..guf ,.yh uf oklahoma county, Okla
tHm. invite and receive scaled hids for
Ih. construction ul Drainage Improve
fu'u'4 'ur Canadian ana oklahoma inter
county drainage district No. l. and Tor
th. obstruction uf bridge across the
same ps provided In specifications now
~ tle with the clerks of Canadian aud
tIhWNuWn counties at ihelI offices IN VI
] mo and Oklahoma city Oklahoma
said improvements 10 be constructed are
u'a,fihcd Us follows. tu-Wit.
ditch ar CUTOFF 10 he constructed
y divert the channel ot the NOrth cana
dlHn river from - point on IA" let bank
~ the North Canadian river S2O feet
"nHt and 80 feet north of the half set
Ton corner between sections ~ and q
lownship u north, range I and 3 VcEt
Indian Meridian. thence In IA souihprh
direction along the center line through
ih' southwest quarter ot the nOrthWeft
quartet uni the northwest aunrtct of
the southwest quarter. and ihc south
wt,t qun;tct ut the southwest uuartc,
ot HeCtlnu ~, township l9 north range 4
W"', OF the Indian Meridian and the
northwest quarter OF the northwest quar-.
tongr I west Indian Meridian 9.egb fest
10 uulnl where same iutefsccts the Ieft
bank Of the North canadian Iivcr same
hniuC the location Of the otiNer limo ol
"a, said ditch or Cut.off
tpid work and Improvement to be I'm
4eHrdunDo With the detailed description
1. contained Ia the report Of the yirwcr,
ol uud drainage dittrlct aud tho man
plH' Hul uroflle specifications and eat
met,. made hy Harry G Adams. SUI
,eyur now on 0le TN the nfficrs nf the
county ul,rhs ot Canadian and Oknhoms
counties 1s a mart NJ the report NJ view
Drs. .nid work viii be- awarded 10 the
lowest aud best bidder therefore sut
irrt in the nEht nl IN, surveyor and
board ut county commissioners a. rc,
beet uuN ana all bid
Th. successful bidder vii. be- required
o. drposlt certified check for 10 pet.
cent NJ the amount ui HE hid tO insure
his good frlth In making said hid and
hy shall Immediately upou the Awarding
uf any contract enter into d good and
euffirIput bond In % percent ut IN,
amount conditioned fOr the proper con.
rNuction ol the said work or Improve
mput
WitnosF uur hnnd, and official seals
nt oklahoma CIV and IN Reno. Okla
unmt. thiH Nth dHN ot March, leiG
Gro JENSEN
telll County clerk canadian Count
NJ CORNELIUS.
County Dlerk uklphmB Count,
HARRY g. ADAMS
tsesD smNou,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-03-16
FINANCIAL
wsu Street

wall Street
NIW YORK. March TO- Vigorous
buying OF various stocks impaired "A
strong tone to the market NJ ThuredayF
opening such tissues as United States
steel. Mexican Petroleum Westinghouse
and Inspiration Copper wer, offered In
lots Of oOO to I SOO shares and freely
absorbed ON rising scale uf values
MeNicans werc among the foremost ia.
sues. the oils and American Smelling
rising I to 2is points, with Ike gain for
Cmcihlc steel and American Zine
Reading again assumed leadership at the
rails. ginning q point
Cruclhlc soon extended its gain to
five points
Canadian par,tic's weakness, attribut.
ed 10 announcement of loan 90 the
dominion government caused another
moderate wave of reaction This was off.
set In part hy strength In motors and
bethlehem steel the latter gaining 10
points.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-03-16
OFT or TOwN REAL ESTATE.

ntST residence bargain In Edmond
seven ruonls three blocks to the nor .
mai school, ,lrsri owner. no trades W
- Nc.l,
lpE SALE ,-rrum house Finished IN
l open. lU5 g. 18Th St aIso r.
'n"lI uld'm lGlo r. rarE Place Both
ape VOL 1851
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REAL ESTATE WANTED,


HAVE CUSTOMER
10 lrmr ON payrmon's. north of Main
nud .nu,h Oh. Nlh Baxter. e2l's s. Rob
it.uu
ICE PLANT 2u tons. good town, priced
light, vunt land or city property Kerr
NnllA Co Wal 1924
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Arkansas

NuU SNLl uR TRADE 900 u,r', In the
D.N ut Font smith Arl.s excellent for
Huh-u.Nlsiuu purpose Phuu. Walnut
l2ll. SO tul,utd Illg
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appro>umslsh ss hua. ..
At.,rs ..
S@o5 ,i.GIo% no % .o's,. GOOD '.'5 .,.i,. ,oS.5.
oound, !3g
ss1 N,dI"m 90, o. so'o ssr,.ns, n,.,l .s ms 90
'"'' VyVV =" #.''' tua b 90
lI.,1l'I.una' 'ta to gSS goSi ., 70
'anuufs ..... ........ ,a'
'.".d ~, Ng"i.r ,... XXI. .5uG #
Mcdlrm 20 good butcher uu.s oo7 o.
sio'kort and Ft'o'- "h'''
..',f g,ff' ~ ...,... ......... .gu 90
rlSn r,.,l,r. oope 20
.oat NE.. r'n.. .aI.-H 'r. 30
hny' ''". .'.rn .,,,,,.. 9gg. D
N-.l.m - GOOD aarHnas . e..Oo
'un' tog wv
'.-'. o0nt 0U
"'r si'nI ..,. rIsU. s0a on
g.ar,I.,uo
.I,1r4m " aooI tstasus 90 20
aa.1 70 cholgo s'o,a awe ooo9 4.
4,pr" 'ars .o Hl
.... . caves E. QUA. %
rsIr q, ry.l zeal .tugI . 0oh 40
l'fa,.of no. mood l,a calves. G..so RI
inf,rtor anf hcs, rhd-s Oop6 9.
h'PIrsth'H 'i'' 7A''
~, 70. r. -r.n. ,,t 4. 10 vi. So.
- Islt o 10 g-Hlrs6 aI
1Ieirsr--
. O.. $50 80 D.. $40 h %" ''A ''
g.. 500 ".-o ''v '.''
oNs ,,,. -, ~. 4. g..
,nno ,io .p
Rullr-
20. .laig $50 1880 t.au l..I-.u o "
Hoos
Continuing their atubl. ON the .N'
pork values of "Wednesday. pucfrrs re-.
duced the baSis another ia ioc today l'g.
cclrtS were moderate, ,,oN' .S,o
head coming VI. 'n' pu'" ,n ,- '',g
WAS hu' lHil lop "o'b"'
hul' ranged NoI"H'''.
Clo,inE Quotations IN ...... ..
Good 80 choice heoNl''. ,nH ~ .,
Best hulrhrrf ...,.. ....r az, Z.
N'H,uul 70 49, i.,,,,, ,,,t.,J t.u \ pD
p,. u,,''"'' wv o0ua.,,
c,o,i,, ono,,,loc. Wednesday
,.-.,. tss.ts u
r5.i rgt,n,r, '-.'....... ...... o-.99
Medium TO good nal'ngr H.. So@ o
r'gs '-............ .vuc o..
St Louis Livestock
r ,,,.ts A,,rcb is-uoGs easr
-, tscs ana ughts
,s'p,N' do'. .o' ,,''' ,,,sd .,d butcher $500
-. e. staa1o rATTI 4
''' N''" .aL %,tt,r bea
'',ylP ,,,l,rr st.,rs AN,
e'errH' -" s,' 1's q. 5oas oo
h'"r'N. ,rt,so on. T,>p
H'o'N,Is anu ","' o.. oo. ,o,vs am,
uhu ''"'n" 80 49, -, .,l,.o. ,s oD,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-03-16
Grain
Livestock
LIVESTOCK
THURSDAYS RECEIPTS.


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markets, receipts boz The cattle division
today showed but HC.ut 100 head. "
was short session. everything clearing
the scales early ~ active aud STEADY
prices At the weeks advance one load
of good heavy uoru-fed beeyes from Recf-
ham county brought 500 as M" da' t
top several loads carrying good I'm
lahcd sun brought SS50nSyo. The
butcher supply was both lacking IN dunI-
.ly and umuhcrs. fair TO good hrlie'
selling NY to 800 hud COWS. $3.50 THE
stO,kcr market w,u steady
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-03-16

Gult KENT 90 acres improved garden
Inul rlu.e In M Minnie Page, Rt
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-03-16
CITY REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
OKLAHOMA REALTY co.,

I'Ntr,hul bot you II listing property
= NJ. use. give No % u'oL anyway 3-2's
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-03-16
AMERICAN TROOPS ENTER
UPON QUEST OF BANDITS


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