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The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-01-14
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Wonder g the people IN other states
are furnished beautiful colored piSsl
lures Of West Virginia by the rail-:
roads like we receive OF other states :
Why can't some of these guys give
away Almanacs that don't cause our
wives to think they have every Nj
ness under the sun?
81 Just to fool the cops aaguysf from Mer.
gantown came to the city last night
with a pint Of something on his hip
that. looked like 'sWh tehorse: m
mayors court yesterday It proved %
be wood alcohol and the blue coats
were taken down seventeen ktlomertI
ers. ase Ia sgzS
West Virginia gave more than it's
quota, OF men in the Civil. War ana 4
now the NationaIs Guards are to be
inspected and reports made as to- how
long st; takes to mobilize themsS II
there is anything behind this order
we'd like to know SO we can oil up
the old imusket. ST. :
SHARP Protest to Carranza. Ian
sing will likely, tell the leader Of the
defacto government to issue 9 warn
ing that if It happens again the United
States Will feel very much hurt.
asss = Il
Most anything IS liable to be pulled
In the city building these days. Mayor,
Bowen has left the place in charge Of
Chief Harr.
= - y
It's impossible to mediate on the
big sign on the hill go to Church"
while walking across the Coal Run ra.
vine span.
The line Of least resistance for
thirsty ones in West Virginia appears
to be through Fairmont.
The Federal Grand Jury at Parkers.
burg turned in it's report after three
o'clock Tuesday afternoon but GER
tain people in Fatrmont had tele-
grams at lao that indictments had
been brought against all the men. on
the inside is right,
AS the hotel charter is here now we
might as well go to work digging up
luHtCOEuSE VI JSnSA SUI oho '0SHo
ton, streets.
SsgAF Pittsburgh woman has lived to
be los years old which shows that to
smoke anything makes 1t last long
er.
The city has licensed 81 dogs in
the past six months which proves that 4
the doggone town has more CANNES
loose'than It has tied up.
why can't Fairmont have a dog
show. an automobile show and a prize
fight?
Good night! with the weatheFNat
offer strawberries and cream!
Someone has suggested that the
show house managers. here keep q
stock of Castoris on hand. 1t must
be that the children cry for.
when the railroads stop receiving
coal for shipment we will have to
freeze to death now that the prohibi.
ton injunction has been declared
permanent.
Thompson creditors lose hope.
That's not all they lost.
Paying to see the Willard-Moran
fight is about the same as paying to
see Taft walk by.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-01-14
Irornr worksln,lr,aiL a. Inerrease {.

WHEELING, Wa, 4Jan.9 L.
President R. q. Kirk Of the La Belle
iron works, with mills here and IN
steubenytlle, Ohio, announced the
will increase the wages Of
its employees to = meet the dyanceS,
mad BY the United States Steel COZ
oofatior, s ). a.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-01-14

RAYMOND Biddle, one Of the Parkers.
bursss foremost young athletes. who
was attending the State University at
Morgantown, underwent an operation
for an 'abscess In his throat Monday
evening, and he is now getting along
nicely. Biddie suffered an stack OF
tonsilitIs, following the Fairmont bas.
ketbaIl game at the Y. NJ. Q. A., and
since that time has been confhed to
his home. He Is exp ected to- beSable to
leave soon fol-! Morgantowni to resume
his studies.
The following piquant contribution
to the booze literature Of West virgin:
ia is from the columns Of the Cal.
houn Chronicle:
E@Fors some time past It has been ru.
mored that a kind of whiske ys was be-
ing distilled near the Gilmer and Brax:
ton lines near Frozen Run. and sold
to the workmen on the big !staYe, mus
of the Interstate Cooperage company,
in that vicinity. Federal Officials: have.
been quietly investigating and Thurs.
day a raid was made by Col. r: e.
Hays, special revenue officer, assisted
by Harold Marshall. of this place. and
Terrell Altizer, OF iArnold sburgs Wiley
Marks and Sarah Reed were arrested
and sbr6ugh TO Jail here. Atgmal ;stili
made from an old tea.kettle with q.
shotgun barrel for the worm and
about fitty gallons OF the JOY. Juice,
known as .juIep'' or /" Old Hen were
found and destroyed. It Is said by
those who have sampled the stun that
nothing with o more powerful Jolt ever
came out of o h gun barrel-shot or
IEatling, Marks ID o native OF this
county while the ]; Reed woman halls
from the Tug Valley, Mod well gcour<
ty, It tgtsald that she first brought the
recipe for making the conc elton into
lthisFcountfy8 and for this reason she
Is called Queen of the sHootleg gers.
She SAYS abe 81 81 years old and Us
,EirelIttYe q; Governor Hatfield. Masks3
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-01-14
BITS OF
STATE NEWS

Her bosom nicely padded with six
quarts OF whiskey and nine others
tied to strings and hanging suspended
under her wide skirt, Mrs. Ollie Bad
ger. colored, of Charleston, presented
q complicated problem to Huntington
Officers as aaYost violator, when she
was arrested with her husband, Sam
Badger, at the, Huntington. Chesapeake
e Ohio station. While walking along
the platform with Badger, Detective
Jones heard q suspicious. tinkle Of
glass and when an investigation was
made, the officers declare theyt found
the negro's wife to be regular walk.
ing saloon, with whiskey bottles tied
all over her person under her gar.
ments. Two 'of these had evidently
knocked together in walking.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-01-14

There appear to be. snags ahead Of
the proposition to construct plant
for the manufacture by the govern.
ment of armor for its battleships. The
!Tillman bill, with that end in view,
has been before the committee at sew
eraI sessions without any Roadway
being made. West yirginians are In
terested in the bill because two OF her
congressman, Sutherland and Nicely
have introduced bills providing Tor the
locations of such plants In West VIZ
ginia. The committee decided this
week at the instance OF Senator Fen
rose, to hear the manufacturers Of ar
NOR plate before passing on the Dill.
These hearings will begin next Tues
day, when representative OF the steer
industry will lay their side OF the
question before the committee.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-01-14

a.assSsGMsass1s ~ III SIS Fem toned
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-01-14

Mrs. J. T. Mccreery, of Hinton, has
in her possession Of relics, a rare curl
osity in the form OF a Farmers Altman
&C, published in 101, by Manning C
Loring, OF Boston, Mass. Besides as.
Economical Information and the calen'
dar for the year, 1t contains recipes,
anecdotes, poetry, advertising, etc.
The almanac was passed down from
family to family to Mrs. McCreery,
who previous to her marriage, was q
Miss Hatch, Of Madison, N. y. xE
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-01-14

There has Just been installed attic
Weston State Hospital an X.ray ma!
chine. 1t is one Of the very latest ma
chimes OF its character, up.to-date in
all particulars, and destined to be OF
incalcullable use to an institution of
that, character. With it, all sorts of
X.ray pictures can be made, and for.
eign substances detected in the stom-
ach or bowels. and many, times the
causes OF nervous troubles such IS al.
fiict o large number Of insane hospital
patients, may be definitely ascertatned
and removed. The next important i'm.
proyement at the institution will be tho
fitting;up OF rooms for giving all kinds
Of baths. The institution recently re.
ceiYed some chairs beds, carpets and
other furnishings which were used IN
the West Virginia building at the Par.
anna Exposition at San Francisco.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-01-14

at Ravenswood, W. vas with Mrs.
Wildly and small son arrived here
this week to be the guests until Sun.
day OF Capt. and Mrs. ]. J. Loving
From Washington, Capt. and Mrs.
wildly go to Savannah, Ca, to visit
Mrs. Willby's parents, Col. and Mrs.
". C. Langfltt.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-01-14

Postmasters for West Virginia who
have successfully passed e1amina'
tons and received their commissions
are: Charles Graham for Summer:
lee; John NJ. Hale, Derry halo.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-01-14

Harry. A. Edwards, who a few days
ago told friends he was ntnety:sM
years old. was found dead this week
in his roomSat the Alberta apartm ant
house. Physicians from the Casualty
Hospital were called, who examined
the. body, and pronounced life extinct.
It is said that Mr.. Edwards formerly
resided at alderman; W. Va, Wnere
one OF his Sons; now lives. Edwards
death according to- the - physician
statements was due to cerebral hem;
orrage. Bank books and other per
.sonal effects were turned over TO the
police awaiting the arrival OF rela-
.tives OF the dead man. sr-
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-01-14

The Federal Grand Jury at Parkers.
burg turned in it's report after three
o'clock Tuesday afternoon but GER.
tain people in Fairmont had tele-
grams at 1.40 that indictments had
been brought against all the men. On
the inside is right. ~
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-01-14

Daily changes in fourth class post
masters for the state include the ap:
pointment OF Clyde NJ. Rightnire, OF
Thornwood, Pocahontas county. TO
succeed B. F. Frantz, resigned; Mrs.
Mona o. Gravely, Burg. Mercer coun-
ty, to succeed ]. Ward Farley, re.
signed; William ]. Schuster, Capels,
Mcdowell county, to succeed Glenn
g. Douglas, resigned. At Herberton,
Fayette county, the name OF the ohice
has been changed to Willis Brancn
and Abram R.. Davis continued az
postmaster.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-01-14

The line Of least resistance for
thirsty ones in West Virginia appears
to be through Fairmont.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-01-14

Most anything IS liable to be pulled
In the city building these days. Mayor,
Bowen has left the place in charge OF
Chief Harr
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-01-14

AS the hotel charter is here now we
might as well go to work digging up
thescorner of Jefferson and Washing
ton streets. 4
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-01-14

SHARP Protest to Carranza." Ian.
sing will likely, tell the leader Of the
defactoE government to Issue Q warn.
ing that .ff It lhappens again the United
States viii feel very much hurt:
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-01-14

It's impossible to mediate on the
big sign on the hill go to Church"
while walking across the Coal Run ra.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-01-14

Paying to see the Willard-Mo
fight is about the same as paying TO
see Taft walk by.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-01-14

West Virginia gave moro than it's
quota OF men In 1.-THE Civil War ana
now the NATIONAL Guards are TO be
and reports made as to- how
long It; takes to mobilize themss II,
there is anything behind this order!
we'd like. to know SO We can oil up
the old musket.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-26
BUDGET WILL Be
CUT TO FIT FUND

Mayor Ov,thnl,,t said th, morning
,ha, the annual budget. which - 10 he
finally adopted Thursday will no, vary
from ,ha, ~, last wear Nv Spl 1hi'
will he du, no, because more money i'
No, needed, h, because the assessment
made last lsai hold, 'or IN, current
wear ard the fund raised hy taxation
iof Jit, pufpu,t, uan mn, ht increased
The nu', considerable iu,fsa,, IN 'hr
tnig,i likely will hc iu lht department
ui public work, because " damage
done b, The recent overflow " the
North Canadian river Commissioned
Hiehl,y NJ m, department, vi public
safety expects n 90, uut practically all
item, recommended b, the national
board ~ fire underwriters The Other
department, public affairs. public
property and finance and accounting
likely W,ll he ,omeshs, reduced
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-26
NEW YoRk.

NEW YOnk. June 2f Rather active
realizing prevented full response 80
high Liverpool cibcs in the cotton mar.
bi NJ The opening her" TODAY hui first
prices were steady ~ Hr advance ~ \
points TO y decline ~ I poini and Aciiv.
months sold to 4 points net higher right
after the csll LiVerpool and New On
leans houses W"rr moderate hutsf- while
there NHs scattered covering Du me tdr
vance 10 ~ lir fuf October ana ~ lfr
fol December hat realizing continued and
~" mHfkrt soon turned easier with br-
iphri falling off - ~ me and December
to ~ CSC tuvnfd the middle NJ the morn.
INK A nflyaic crop report made the cou-
diiiOn NN compared With 500 percent
lnst month aud this may have Inspired
some ~ the rlflv huViug
The market was easier later In tho
morning. owing 10 scattered liquidation M
preparation for july notice dny. with that
position selling OF 'p "a ilc or II points
net tower while October declined 10 ~ 2sc
and December IN ~ i'c ur shout ot
points h,lov Saturdays rlosing figures
Detailed weather reports showing faihsf
heavy rains ~ many points IN the h"l,
checked tho selling movement and there
ssre rallies NJ or points toward mid
day but liquidation continued and the tone
WIS unsettled
Thor. Wns lees cotton for sale dufinr
the early afternoon and prices turned
hrmer on huilish spo, Rdvices from the
eastern belt. New orleans huyiug and To-
cal covering iuls sold ur 'o ii21c and
October. ~ 1iy. ~ back 90 practically
Saturdays closing figures
Spot cotton quiet. midd.inE upland,
- l0c. no salcs
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-26
CHARGES VARIED
IN POLICE COURT

NO, guilty. m either count wa'
,hs i,tvii and unhlu'hlns r,,pon" NJ
Archie Hawkins m police count 'hi,
morning when affaigntd pn 'h' 1'u.
NJ, charge oi in,nSit,ucn and driving
an au,omnhil, teckle,ly bu' the ev'
dente indicated iha, Archie vas "l''
up' Sunday. a, hc drove into Fnfd
automobile or the south side " West
Second street. smashing ,hs ifcr,
wheel ~ the car. which belonged 10
4 ] Ward then h, drove n the po.
lie, station lie vas fined slS aud
costs
R,ft p,ts,nn, charged with ysr'anev
said 10 n, done iend and having
violated parole va, fined sop and
sentenced to nin,,y ds,' m iail Nll
i'rhi" he fcrhsi with nur.Nalaul
ysWn
Viii Washington and Tom Stewart
assault, SO each and cost, " I Case
violating section @s. oS and costs
lsrte, Dorsey, lettering sS and costs
] {. Rennsf. passing stree, car with
automobile when car va, unloading
passengers. IS and costs: ~ navi,
lettering. $40 and costs, ~, Patterson
lettering SO ard costs: inhn i,nkin,
ntsro. drunk and di,otdetlv. cS fin,
and thirty day' IN iail Ron Nc,irr
drunk $40 fine and ,iy,v d,,s IN iaii
sentence tutwrnhsh
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-26
s. %&B$3Es&R
Gretchen and the Witch.

',i, sitting on a cushion that lay IN
table She was surprised 20 hear this
cat 'psak
% wa, bcVrrhri wear, ago sad
the cat. and have htrn kcp, m this
cavern n 'h, N',h find, YOU here,
che vi'l turn yuu into cat Hide he.
hind lM' chest m the corner and when
'h, witch Is snoring loudly slip from
her ingrr 600 'hr lc'' hand the ruby
ring She wear, That will break tho
spell and vIl hrs0mr a prince again
Gretchen ,l'l nothing 20 the chill.
dreu who i'i ua' ,sr her IN tho dark
mess. hu, h'l behind the chest Pres.
entity the witch came iramplng u. hob.
bling al0ug with her lantern throwing
shadows about Ihc hIg cave At last
,hc 'sll a,'srn and vas soon snoring
s1 Loud that 10 kyp, the children awake.
RS 'hr ilOsrrUg light ~ the fire,
Gretchen NH'g nu' and wen, over 10
the witch gently he took the great
ruby u'i 'hr vuhr'el hand nu, M
nHusf nI ~ ls'i Oh. finger than she
srraug ur with A 'HuI .N
u uI'l dir' / Ufli Hr' shr grnarsi.
lor mv ruby q, gone I am blind |
cannot stand Md with a sigh she
. 'sll Nv lhe floor There vas ruff ci
wind a cloud 20, smoke blew away and
there va, nothing 'r't un 'hr ground
hu' two hirr0r' AMI A button
/ Gretchen TUNED ~ g' 'r The children.
hu' a, She d.i ,o She ,sw hsiof, her
handsome prime, h1NHv lHv with NJ,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-26
Slight General Setback Is Fol-
lowed by RE All
Around.
onc,co cru~ ,>p rHo,rMo>.

CHICAGO June u -- hardening NJ
prices for wheat resulted today from iu.
creased prospect ~ VIZ with Mexico
The likelihood NJ removal NJ the Hfi'-
ish blockade Nn Greece tended also tu
M prices. although the market here was
subjected 10 temporary reaction owing
20 reports NJ ideal conditions int the do
nestle spring crop opening quotations
which ranged from isc M 10 " up With
july NJ 81 oil oi'. and september ~
81 02S y 70 Ver, followed hy slight
general setback and rise all around "a
above SATURDAYS finish
After opening - down io ~ advance
rofn fcrsAsd liitle and then scored some
gains
oats lacked support Improved cfop
conditions made huNets cautious
Higher prices on hugs strengthened
provisions Liverpool reports N ,EIis
lion fOt a boycott on United States bacon
Appelred n hAv. No Influence here
subsequently fiint In tho southwest fd
to au additional uuiuru IN wheat CLOSING
ptirrs we're unsettled i.WNc u'' higher
with Iulv ~ ilnlI and September
iiW. Corn CLOSED nervous ~ me same
~ Saturdays finish in 1,c rs' higher
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-26

NNCE upon time there lived \
Jpoot tailor m a small village II
~ was bad enough to he ponr hu,
when there are about fifteen children
tp iced things are simply awful AZ
ltaV that Is the way the wife trli when
,hr family gathered about the table
Jlamorlrg for food when there was
none ,n he had
one day Gretchen took the whole
flock out into the woods 10 gather hcf.
re, She was the oldest. and a., 'he,
strung the path u looked like a pro,c,
sion hut Gretchen watched over tnr
i,,le ones. picked up those who iell
down. and soon had them every one
happy and busy AZ noon they ate som.
bread with part ~ the ht'uc, they
had gathered
Now am going io ran ~ Nh,
,pfirg aid Gretchen Hl' Won rh'.
dfcu mu,, not move from here while
am gone II you dn. YOU might run
into the Oh witch ol me Rock u
,hc ru,t get, you. She will Keep every
one tp work her garden. down n'
under the earth
So Gretchen ran ~ the ,pfug hu'
when she came back ,hJ found ru' ,
child IN sight every one had vanished
y know that witch ,,mr along and
made them follow her cried Gretchen
a. she ram hrra,hlc,,N through the
wood, Aud sure enough as She turned
corner ,he caught sight u' The last
child disappearing IN the door vt tho
oN Ni,Ns cavern Then the great
STONE dropped with hang anil lh
children were gore
Gretchen ih.ra hrrrl 1nNu .n 'h,
ground anp vru, hu' ct last che afHsf
and tfsp, SLOWLY along 'hr .lur, which
made the doof Finally ,hr found
small hole and through thi, She man
AGED ~ ,gueefc AZ soon a. she Wa
in,id, she rfavltd along The passag,
till ,he came tn great hall lighted b,
hig golden lantern On hcuthe, al
the other siir ,he could ,ee the chill
dfer waiting 90 he sent home
"Dh" .a,i the witch "you arc ius'
the right aue 'o work In m, eatdtn'
and ! need Nuu ttrr urr tuu must X
there with me Then she todd them :,
rn in slrcp ru 'hr bench and that sh.
would call them M iiine lur breakfast
The tonm Nas uuiet after lhc wiirl
went 10 he'd. escep, lor the weeping d
the children. who wanted 10 60 hum,
at once. Gretchen walked out into ,h'
lhI- hsii ~ ,hrrs ~ cav ; hir whit,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-26
NEWS cFnenpcHlp At
WASHINGTON PREPARED

WASHINGTON, Jun, y Admin.
i'ltation officials TODAY prepared n
ask eonsre., 10 authorize the pfe,iden,
u promsles'e ness censorship tesuls
tions q, the state, war and navy de.
rat'rren,s o, well a, along the border
and IN Mes,oo Secretary Baker also
announced that pre-. bureau. Under
a' army oiiitci a, cen,of va, hs,ns
uigan',ed ,o handle all new, ifrm the
war department
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-26
0l0.TlMe MAJOR
LEAGUE PLAYERS
TO MEET AGAIN

MErRO1T, June @--Two teams
W OF old time ball players will
probably play an exhibition
game a, Nsvin field during the third
week of July. Plan, for the eun,e,,
have been under vay iot some time
form,f MAJOR league PLAYERS. now
living IN variou, parts oi the roun
tfy will participate. according to
present plans II the gam, rtoves a
,utces, !, may he PLAYED each year
and !, !, understood ,ha, New York
wants next years contest
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-26
YACHT BRINGS REFUGEES
FROM MEXICAN OIL FIELDS

FORT ARKANSAS, Men, Juno N
Tn, yacht Casiana o' the HuaNecan
Petroleum company arrived here today
from rampico bringing nine'y.two
American and British refugees from the
oil field, III. Yacht made preparation,
to return immediately for second
cargo
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-26
Arkansas Convicts
Break From Prison

IlrtlF RpCk Nrk June M.-
! sd b, Na'r, Siandf,dre a NOTED .rr
Nitt eighteen prisoners escaped from
the state farm 'ur white convict, A.
Tucker about midnight The t,,ape
"a, perfected after the yNn,gN held
ur two ruafd,. relieved them " their
tc,olvsr and forced them IN orcn 4
case pi new guns IN the office The
eighteen tpn,i,,s have twelve rifles
and twelve revolver,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-26
OIL MEN TO CONFER
WITH STATE OFFICERS

An informal conference between
member, ni me corporation ,nrmi,
sion and producer, m the licallion o,l
rsld vill hs held here tomorrow mbfn
irr ,nf general discussion ni the PRO
passed order establishing state fcgua
ton, iof ptuta,ing OIL run, from the
htald,cn field The purpo,e II the
conference is 10 give oil men an on.
roF,nrfv ~ nfsss-s ihsit piew,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-26
,optKA MAYOR A WOMAN HArte

In the July American Magazine are
some amusing quotations ~ woman.
hlnd from tho lips oi J. = House, mayor
~ Topeka Kan
The Atlanta man who recently
Wsded off HE wife FOR ket ~ beer
W" sood Judge NJ h-'h women and
beer
Marriage 10 the longest sentence =
bsllre ~ the peace ran impose
The elderly woman sets her pleas.
ufe going 60 funerals
Preachers denounced him IN the rui.
~ inf these sentiments and tho vnm
ens club, elcciiuncatcd against him
nut ssalns, the solid opposition of the
preachers, the temperance unions, and
ladies societies, he wss el.c,ra
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-26
RlCAUT REMOVED FOR NOT
ATTACKING u. S. TROOPS

LAREDO, Texas, June N i, va,
reported unoiiicislly here today that
First Chief Catran,a has removed Gen.
etal Alfredo Ricaut, commander oi tn,
northeast Mexican border patrol, and
trins,aled General Em,liano Naiarts,e.
now at tampico The change was said
Ia have been due to Ricau,'' failure to
attack the lwetican forces iha, crossed
the river ~ puf,ui, ~ bandit, on
ttVr 4
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-26

kANSAS cry. June 70 HOGS Re
colpts II 900, higher Hulk 50 60n3 so
h"ay, 81 7ou'S5 light, 1HGono7o, pigs,
s. lOuh,5 CATTLE Receipts, il,0ho
ttcad, Prime led steers, 80 25n 10 r.
dressed beef s'etrs, $4,000 ~ On southern
ers. t1gaHiun0, ttockefu, I6 I5nJ0n
SHEEP Receipts ~ 900 TendN Lambs
S 50nil o. yoarllrHp, i1s5us60 vclh-
rrs S. g6H7 iO. ewes w. nOns oO
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-26

Sr LOUIS. June 20 HOGS Re
celpts, $500 higher. Piss aud lights, " 90
n 90 mixed and huichcrH, So i5dl 90
good heavy. 50 500 10 90. bulk, t975d9 Is.
CATTLE Receipts, 1000 STEADY Ma
u',yrS and heifers, y houio SO. cows, tj M
ms bO rtockors, tbbouA51 Texas and
oklahoma steers. 81 500 . %. prime year
ling steers and hcifers s. bOd 10 %. covD
nnd hclfors, " 00dEN0 prime southern
steers 81 QOu 10 90, native calves, ~ Ool
r. nn SIlEEp Receipts $500, slcndv
Wo'hcrs ~ OOns O0 slipped ewes, N0of
90 clipped lambs, iSOnri0 90, spring
Amhs 81 nnnll hh