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Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1916-10-31
MAY CHANCE NEW DIME.

Treasury officials are considering
whether the initials of the designer Of
the new dime, put in circulation yes
terdsy for the first time. shall be elm
mated and coinage suspended temper
arily as was done in the case of the
original Lincoln one-cent piece On
the face Of the dime the initials Of
the artist. A. Weinman. appear promi-
nently in monogram When the Lin
coin cent was first coined II bore I'M
obstrusively on the base of the bust
small initials of the artist While
there is no law governing the ques-
ton. the Treasury Department then
ordered the letters off under its rul-
ing that no advertisement shall sp.
pear upon any coin
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1916-10-31
INYITEn TO ROAn DEDICATION.

James Wilson. state Highway Com
missioner. and Hamilton s. Stewart,
have been invited to attend the dedi-
cation of a link in the Pixies Peak
Ocean-to-Ocean highway. The dedi-
cation will he held at Easton. Pa. on
Thursday, and among those to he
present are Governor Brumbaugh and
Governor Fielder, representing Penn
sylyania and New Jersey. The viii
lam Penn Highway Association.
Pennsylvania District Is in charge Of
the dedication.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1916-10-31
|OR ROLL SCHEME
lets With SUCCESS
bners Hired Out" by
Kent County Sheriff
Do Well
VICES APPRECIATED
BY THE FARMERS

to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
TER. Del, Oct. 31.-The octo-
l.m Of the Kent County Court Of
al Sessions, which closed last
az. practically marked the ter
Con Of the court term Of Sheriff
IS A Kirby. Sheriff Kirby has
FED report showing the ro-
tof his experiment in placing
county prisoners on tho honor
Ind permitting them to leave
Jail and work on the farms In
Grounding country. as we'll as
sother jobs Of like nature. The
cment has been highly success
cd the sheriff predicts shat III
fy prison labor will largely
ate the expense TO the county
1ers Of the maintenance of pris
When Sheriff Kirby was elect
= years ago practically all the
ERIN prisoners were sentenced
s court TO the New Castle Coun
rkhouse.
siff Kirby interviewed the judges
fey gave their approval 10 the
te had conceived AZ The April
d the county court last year. tho
was authorized 10 try hhe ey-
mt. Since January /. the pr's-
pn the honor rolf have earned
10
ithe past year Sheriff Kirby has
fed those prisoners whom he
81 he could trust, 10 leave ahe !
~ morning and work all day at
occupations. only two Of the |
res' have tired to escape dur
e year, and they we're appre- |
: again az q total expense of S23
experiment has not only bene-
he prisoners. but y has also
boon 10 Kent county farmers.
chas been scarce this year. aud
riff has worked as high as ~
q ono dav Some Of the prisoners
rsed their earnings 10 purchaEe
III their cells. and have dona
IN 10 tho jail. Twuycars ago
fvss not q single cot in the TAIL
osoners being obliged 10 spread |
neds on the floor At Tho pres
G every cell has cot.
Vff Kirby hopes 10 see law |
/ by the Delaware Legislature
tine all the prisoners 20 he kept /
lie and worked out a, various
nalf Of their earnings to he
a over TO the county Tho sum
M by the county from this |
: would be sufficient 10 cover
{ OF maintaining the prisoners
assuming charge Of tho Kent |
Jail. Sheriff Kirby has lnaugu
many other improvements and I
The old wooden floor has
.splaced by n sanitary concrete
The walls have been white
!, and toilets have been install
!, large table has been placed on
st floor for the use Of the
rrs. Nineteen religious ser
save hoen held. with a total AZ
e,e Of 500 persons.
llowest number OF prisoners I'm
n al any one time during this
was eight. and the highest
4 As. Sheriff Kirby has been
assisted in his reforms and
roll" work by Deputy sheriff
q F. Maloney. former sheriff
county
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1916-10-31
IIlnNIlInInInIIIInIlInIlIIlIIlIlIII

Observation-Disclosures
Second Floor,
Take Elevator
for
Skirts and Mil.
linery
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1916-10-31
IRORLEMs OF THE JEW.

! Problem Of the Jcw' was aptly
/ BY DR.. G. A Rubensten at the
q the Young Mems Hebrew As
on Sunday night The words
j speaker were followed with
lttention. as he set out some Of
flculties that have been encoun
.n the life Of the Jewish nation
nd Of the problems which con
he Jews of today
.Rubenstein is member ~ tho
I the national council ~ Young
Hebrew and kindred assccia.
Z New York.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1916-10-31
STAR ROTTE CONTRACT.

Sealed proposals viii be received a.
the local postofice until January IS.
1917. for the star route between this
city and Henry Clay. Delaware. for
one year. beginning Tuly / next. and
terminating Jnne 80, 1921.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1916-10-31

Many housewives either answer cp.
peals Of domestics out of work. or send
for them themselves through a Want
Ad Of their own. They are always
satisfied X they use the Want Ad
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-09-05
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK Sept. i The cotton mar
Net opened steady today at a decline of 1
point on October but generally & to
p"ln'H hlgh"r In Response TO relatively
IItW cables. There was some hedge SELL
ihE ot N" near months which caused the
early irreEularity but offerings were well
absorbed, partly through rehuying by old
loHgs who had llquidated before the holl-
hh}N owing To uncertainty over the rail-.
road situation. October contracts vera
relatively easy at the start. hut after
selllhg at 1890. rallied to l6Obc or IL
points higher, while January sold IN IN
10 EZc with the general list showing net
gains OF 10 70 IL points shortly AFTER the
caH frivatc cables from Liverpool re.
ported small buying orders from the con-
uhent ana said that the south was Of.
ietlng very little cotton there.
1he early advance carried December
contracts up 10 IS 23c and January to
lb.JVc. or about ~ to Il points net high
er Al this level the buying became less
active and the market was compar rxtively
quiet later IN the morning with prices
turning easier after the publication OF
the detailed weather reports showing
considerable rain I'm Oklahoma Shortly
after midday. December was ruling around
~ VNc and January rs lsc or about lzaie
points of from the best and within S or
points OF yesterdays closing figures
Ihe appearance OF southern selling or
ders attributed TO hedging against ao-
tual promoted heavy realizing during tho
carly afternoon and the market was un-
settled nronud o'clock with December
ensing of to 1850 and January to
lt.9 .95c. or about l6 to II points net
lower
Spot cotton. quiet Middling uplands.
l5s5c. Sales. 100 tales
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-09-05
STOCKS SET NEW MARKS
AFTER DOUBLE HOLIDAY
Settlement OF Threatened Railroad
Strike Gives Spectators
Fresh Enthusiasm.

NEW YORK. Sept Settlement Of
the threatened railroad strike over the
double holiday was made the occasion Of
fresh demonstration Of speculative en-
lhuslasm OF the resumption OF opera
tluns today. New maklmums We =
scored by United states steel, Marine
preferred and Kelly Springfield Tire
with striking gains In other favorites.
including leading munitions and equip
mrnts and Independent steels and cop
pers. Rails were slow In responding to
the higher movement elsewhere hut
came forward later the Harrimans lead
INK that division. Realizing sales caused
ID moderate shade OF prices IN the first
huii hour
Marines continued 10 mouopolize atten-
ton In the afternoon. the preferred eN-
tending tts gain to ll9ia, an advance Of
idAa points on an uuCraStug demand
MeNlcanS also hardened, but rails Were
inclined 10 greater irreguhrity.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-09-05
Women and the Church Conventions.

Quite a little furry wa raised IN the
Episcopal diocesan convention IN BoS.
ton recently by the application OF a
woman for recognition -.as-,a delegate
Her desire to be Seapd led to a long
debate. in the coutst OF which the
phraseology OF the oanons was careful
ly Scrutln1ed and the lawyers present
had chance to state whether or not
when the pronoun he" IS used II may
be stretched to include She and
whether the historic phrase, bishops,
priests and laymcn.' might be con
Strued as embracing women The pre-.
ponderance ot Judgment OF both rector,
and delegates, as well as OF BiShon
Lawrence. the presiding officer, was
against the admission OF this woman,
and special committee was appoint.
ed 10 report later in the session. re-
gardlng the merits OF the question
After extended further debate the mat
ter was placed III the hands vt com
mlttec To report next year Probably
the Episcopal church moves more con.
Seryatlvcly IN the matter OF admitting
women than any other Pro,eStan,
hodic, In many local congregations.
however women vote and now and
then ,,t on the advisory OF governing
board, but they do not appear in the
diocesan conventions or IN the Quadren.
NAL general convention The Metho.
dlSN ten years ago removed the bar
rlcrS between men and women and the
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-09-05
The BETTER Course

Arnold Daily was talking about the
fashions
First the ,lashed skirt, and now the
short skirt he said, have certainly
brought the stockings into marked
prominence
"Ihc stocking the silk stocking in
the streets, IN the restaurants. getting
IN and out OF motor cars, and above all
IN the illustrations OF th' magazine,
the stocking flashes its beauty ON us
everywhere.
II heard . theatrical wan say the
other dav.
What shalt We do To testify TO
our regret ior tn, boss's death? Close
down the show
"'tloSe down the show Mir said
the assistant, 'We'li put the chorus in
black stockings '
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-09-05
CATTLE RECEIPTS ARE
LIGHTEST ON RECORD
hog Run Small and Prices GO Up
Twenty Cents. More
Beet Needed.
rooAYs RECEIPTS

'N1 TIE hrsptt" urgent appeals of
both packers and stpokcr buyers fnr I'm
creased supplies IN the local cattle dlyi-
sion n" second day of the week went by
with receipts continuing about Nho light
est "n record. All told. bur go head
made up the days offering The market
was over IN hurry \ fcw loads clear
ING quickly at steady 10 strong prlcep
couple leads ~ plain grJssets brought
- topb 50 Feeder hud stOckcr buyers
the former selling AZ lGlOlI6". odd
head Of hcitcrs went to thr packers at
~ car receipts were ugh' aud th.
market Hteady
CLOSING Quotation,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-09-05
SUPPORT MEETS FALL
ON COTTON MARKET
Reports OF Somewhat Easier Spot Sit.
ustion In Western Belt Causes
Selling.
NEW ORLEANS COTTON FUTURES.

N.W ORLEANS. Sept B. reports OF
' spm"what easier spot situation In the
western belt caused moderate selling Oh
contracts ON the opening Of tho cotton
market todn} under which prices fell 7
points h"iu" last weeks close. strong
support met tho lower prices and "A
'uHip reaction resulted. which put the
ihHihe' ht the end OF the first hour OF
business o. io IL points up from the low
close
Inc large movement OF the early croy
caused b"Rr,-h comment ana Induced
m"rr liberal offerings under which prices
stood bu 10 points below Friday'n closing.
Ih' easy feeling was intensified In the
AFTERNOON owing tu reports that much
"' lh" pressure on the market was from
1elE' -riiug In the trading to 30
i'l'r7 were forced To u points nuder
u" weeks closing figures
Spo' cotton, steady. unchanged Salcs.
Z" arrive so bales. good ordinary, li5ic;
r'lrt good ordlnat}. / bsc; low mid.
duuE. u l'c; strict low middlng, Is 3Sc:
mlddiinR. l5.G3c. strict mIddling, 10 s2c:
rood nuddlng, l6 uJo, strict good mid.
adilnK. lh 2'c Receipts. l.9ii bales: stock,
Jis59 bales
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-09-05
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

CHICAGO, Sept b.--Bulllsh estimates
of the Weld both In the United States
and in Canada had n decidedly strength
,ning effect today on the wheat market
here One authority figures that the crop
In the United States is 20 ,o0U 600 bushels
less than bread and seed requirements
The settlement of the railway strike
continued also to favor the buying side
Oi iening prices, which ranged from No
to &C. higher With December at 81 t9is
10 sl.5l and May AZ tlSl to 81 52S were
followed by slight reaction but thsu
rallied to nearly the ton initial values
Corn hardened with wheat After
opening unchanged to W higher tho
market scored some gains all around
Oats showed firmness Higher prices on
hoes liftod provisions
Sharp further gains In wheat ensued
owing largely to assertions that the condl-
ton Of domestic spring wheat NJ harvest
this year averaged only ~ by far the
lowest on record The close was unset
tied. iNu6Lc net higher with December
nt 81 h2A a |. 80, and NAV nt 81 63Nnl5a
Crup reports especially from Illinois were
bulllsh and the corn market continued to
ascend Thv close was strong at lAu2So
net advance
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-09-05
FURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT.
Ia Answering Ads Please Mention Times.

N~~~>~S>~~~~S>~~N>~~~~ ~~~~~~S~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
DELIGHTFUL. UuIthrtst bedroom. mod
'n private home. ,Iusv iu Wal a'll
NICE Good rooms near high school
Young ladies' preferred 9tts North
Hudson Wal i2.i. references ~
changed
MODERN. clc1u south room. 81 per
month, walking distance 1906 y
Dale Wal 1899
PLEASANT. htEy southeast room
newly decorated. private residence. w
\ VERY desirable southeast room. prl
Nli' nrIlN. watkins distance. gentle
mHn preferred u 5ni
NICE sleeping room q 81, " Reno. from
ilt" up Phone Maple 'nlt.
TWO nicely furnished ru.us. walking
dlsi"uo'' use of phone aud bath, front
ana back entrance, no children or dogs
wanted. Tor nice people anll. Phone
Wal iilN or Nppl" 10
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-09-05
LOCAL MARKETS

HIDES, WOOL AND rALI,ow
iCouectod by Crowdus prng. col Fas,
Grand AVenusD
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-09-05

LOTS FOR SALE CHEAP
Beautifully located lots at entrance NJ
Central park. sat frontage; also fine
pair OF lots on Ninth street. near Mo
knley school, located nigh. Ia blocks
from car Inc Call Wal lijs
BARGAIN on corner OF h Sixth, walk.
ing distance, bungalow ana cottage
GtsxltO It can be bought separately or
together Call Wal lt5s
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-09-05
KANSAS CITY

KANSAS CITY Sept Hogs re
ceipts 5000, high Bulk So 60dl %.
heavy SO h0Ulosu. packers and butchers
81 500 n 40 light tlOGUn 10 ". pigs s. GO
uH 70. CATTLE Receipts 5000. higher,
prime fed stlrrs so O0u o.. dressed
beef steers - ,0ng75 southern steers
s. 760s25. cows A55u %, heifrrs 81 no
40 %. siockers and feeders s. 0OG 25
SHEEP Receipts 5000. higher Lambs
SO ""n 10 So. yesrlings $500 %. weth-
crs s. nn1i 60 owes f6i0a125
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-09-05
LIVE RPool.

LIVERPOOL, Sept --Cotts.n, spot.
steady, good middling .5Ic; middinr
9 I'D, low middling 95jd Sales ,OO8;
200 for speculation and export. Receipts
3 600. Futures, quiet and steady Sep
tember ? sgd September October esd:
October November esd. November De
Ccmber 9bTd. December January e55d:
January February g55hd February
March 955d: March April 95id. April
May sbJd; May-June g62isd: June July
3 5Olqd July August 9Fiad: August
September o. 26d
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-09-05
SUGAR.

NEW YORK. Sept Sugar futures
Irregular, with near positions irregular
under liquidation and distant months
steady on buying by trade interests At
midday prices were ; points lower to |
higher RAW SUGAR STEADY, centrifu-
gal 502c, molasses 4 25c, refined. quiet,
cut loaf Sl5c. crushed 5000, mould a,
SOC cubes soc xxx powdered Z ljc
powdered ilOc. fine Eranulhted nec;
diamond \, 7DOc cOnfectoners A G soc.
M ktC
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-09-05
REPRESENTATIVE CATTLE SALES.

Native Steers
80 VIZ pr so VT Pr No VT Pr
4F.. $50 90 1910 F. -l
Southern Steers
10 hs' ;. 3D.. T23 80
Native H-fers
J.. SO 10 g.. sOj % l.. $50 rs
T.. '31 90
Native Cows
1890 p D.. 200 o % 100 3 40
J.. $40 o 30
Native Gamers and Cutters.
!. HFO 30 D.. $40 90 /. $50 20
Native Bulls
2.1.S5 20 D.. sIO Is 1900 Is
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-09-05

CHICAGO. Sept HOGS. Receipts
,,gog. s,rons hu. tloionll u. light
N0l5dll 20. rough il0I5ulO 80. pigs
Sc s0uglo CATTLE Receipts 1000.
nrm. Native beef cattle iGs0Hl ll5o,
siuciQrs 81 s5UT.hs. COWS and hclfors
s. ius'50 calves 81 31nuIl1,. SUEEr.
Receipts 1900 strong Nrther- s. o v
tS5. lambs s. JOG1 So. lambs So son 1850.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-09-05
CHICAGO

CHICAGO. Sept 5-EGGs STEADY. re-
ccipts II 5s5 caFcs AT mark. cases includ-
ed 25i, u 26c ordinary hrsts 2tH2ti4c,
at mark. cases included. 20u25c rOTA-
TOES Lower, receipts go cars; Jersey
CoGblers 81 5OHl liU. Jersey Giants 81 30q
90. Minnesota Ohios 81 30Hl 35 POUL-
TRY Alive. lower fowls l3u bsc. springs
lsuls'zc ~
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-09-05

NEW CALIFORNIA bungalow on West
Tenth: hardwood finish; $500, terms
easy.
Another In University addition. 6
rooms, basement, furnace, hardwood FIN
lsh: on West Twenty first; price 81 200
Still another on Wes, Thirty ninth; 6
rooms and sleeping porch; price $1,000
Gardner 4 Boedecker. 3l2 American
National Bank Wal 1913,
FOR SALE-By the owner, biggest bar.
gain on earth In a five-room modern
bungalow, at 1907 n, Mckinley street.
drive out and look " over, then see the
owner. Miss liaade. 5Ol Empire Bldg
Phone W 1888
FIVE. ROOM modern bungalow one-huli
block OF Classen Blvd; price 5000
Owner, 1915 West 3lst.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-09-05
KANSAS CITY CASH DRAIN

KANSAS CITY Sept WHEAT,
Higher, No. hard 81 50d SO No red.
81 t3u1 90 corn Higher. No. 2 mixed
S2nAc, No white s2ns3tc. No Q
white I6A ni7Ic OATS Higher No I
white BA Aui7Lc No, 2 mixed i1uisc.
RYE 81 coal o.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-09-05
ProduCe--- e---ProWsions
khNSAS CITY.

KANSAS CITY. Sept -BrTTER
Creamery 2sc. nrst-. 26c. seconds 25c.
packing, 25c EGGS Frsts, pc pOlL-
TRY Hens, 5laC roost"rE Nc, hrOiers,
lac POTATOES New. kaw Valley early
Ohios, weak. 81 90
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-09-05

ST Louis. Sept .uusr tr,,p's
1000 head l0u2s, higher iIEs aud
lights - uop llla. ulL,l uuU hutuh"rS
SO Npu ~ 60. good helNs {ll toullJ1,
bulk Go s5ull2u CATTLE Receipts
800. strong 10 higher NstiNo beef
steers ttuDHll 90. yesriJug steers s. 5pu
lu2,. COWS s. DU-.-J. sto,F,rs s. 30u
500 Texas quarantine stc'rs $500
90. prime southern steers - Ouu uo
cows and heitois lIJUnAUO prime yrpr-
lrg steers and hci'rrs 81 sou ~ 90. native
calves 50 uUu ~ rs SHEEP pts
loo strong Lambs s. 6nu 10 Ju slnuEht-
er ewes 81 uUu725 Dlea''ug ewes 81 UrU
DO u0. y"nrIugs S. uUlgdu
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-09-05
81. ouls cAsh oRAIh

sT LOUIS. Sept WHEAT; HIGH.
hard u 52ul.5Sh corn Higher erack
No. 2 ssc; No. 2 white ssuse.c OATS,
Higher; No. 2 ibuibsc; No white
t,c. RYE STEADY; M ?. ti2l
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-09-05

"Old man. am sure In hard luck.
Need money badly and haven't the least
idea where can se, H. We'll, I am
glad to hear that feared YOU might
have decided on m, Puck
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-09-05

For sound. w-ll-htoken mw-s ron u.
= year. old, tat, with quality In III. cla.
the following prices prevail
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-09-05

Miss Green "Oi course yoI cant b..
licvc everything YOU hear" Miss Cad.
leigh oh no but you can repeat IT,"
Boston 1ranscript
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-09-05
ST LOUIS

ST LOUIS Sept j-BUTTER Cream
cry 32c EGGS Unchanged POULTRY
l nchauged. except springs, lSc
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-09-05
LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS
FOR RENT

IN Answering Ads. Please Mention Times
FOR RENT Light housekeeping apart
mont 'uuu Iu hIiU priFat, IN.
trance. southern exposure. clos, To INT
verlt and Hrurdvay ear line Call at
1901 North Broadway
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-09-05
Money and Metals
LEAD AND sPEIrER.

NEW YORK, Sept lead. GG5G
SIS spcl'cr. dun spot. East ST. Louis de.
livery 81 askcd. At London. lead Isl.
sprlter N3
The Want Ads viii sell real estate
to good advantage duung the coming
month
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-09-05
Statesmen WANTED,

THREE first class specially 'IlrgWcN
wanted for hlEh-clnEs proposition call
ing on business men only. Can ~ Room
sol Empire Bldg
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-09-05
CHICAGO CASH nsAlN.

CHICAGO. Sept WHEAT. No 1,
red 81 b0ml blts No hard 81 jinib5..
CORN No 2 yellow S1uwc. 40 yellow
nR RnMhc No. I white Hus5Nt OATS
No white isuiIc standard istsD
Tiac RYE No rye tlb
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-09-05

HOGS A continued scarcity NJ live
pork around western markets today was
uuduru," ~ another sEy-high advance
lh" days hft averaging from l0u2oc at
AN outlets The local crop was the light
est Of the year, but 800 head showing
up II was an active market and lully
soc higher with top at 10 Co. and bulk at
il0J0ulO60
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-09-05
LOANS, PERSONAL SECURITY.
In Answering Adj. Please Mention Times.

MONEY TO LOAN
To s1larlcd mon and women. without
security money tho day YOU apply and
Your business viii he confidential, pay
meuis allowed 10 suit your convenience
CHATTEl. LOANS
on pianos. household goods and other
ohsttols. money the day YOU apply. easy
payments. established five years
ARTHUR lIEATHERLf.
251-3S Lee Building
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-09-05

REPRE- RESENTATlVE HOG SALES.
50 200 10 10 70 go 10 30 :. 1910 IS
k' 100 10 90
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MALE HELP WANTED
In Answering Ads Please Mention Times.

WANTED Several first class men who
have had experience In handling maps
Something new; rapid seller territory
state Oklahoma: commission proposition
Addr"ss P-91' care Zines
WANTED Shipping clerk who has hud
experience wrapping and ticlng bundles
hours work. state salary wanted. Al
dtesS EDO Times
WAN t.D Sight repalrmau; must he
familiar with the care NJ motors 'lr-
Nator machines and general repair W"rt
give references and salary eNpr't'h'
steadv lob l'lo0 care Trmrs.
ACCOrNTNNCY Ec an oSu"rt oc,"un
tant. We viii train and coach YOU IN "ni
schoOl or In Nour own home. 10y ~ ~, d
complete courses In accounting. nunl4lN'
business, law. bookkeeping, banking p"h-
mGnship etc; FOR detailed informM 'h
call ut our office. 200 Weaver h'h@
corner Main and Harvey, ur Hdd "'N
Southwestern School of NCruhnthh'D q
Ok1homa City OflR
WANTED ID Blacksmith; must be good
pillow muu and can dn some horse Nh.'-
ing: no pro need apply g \. E'nd, 10
too Oklp
WANTED Assistant night clerk must
be Quirk with figures Apply lohhN
desk Lee iiucklns hotel
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-09-05

Market for horses - restricted principals,
20 the war trade fov sound. In rood flesh
70 year. old, the following prices pre-.
~ TO i0h hands ... t,OGiA iSOOl,S
Arullep horses lbN TO IA hands ilqbVlV
cavalry horses 10 to it< hands so0iig
Cobs, l, und inch to 10 hands s66 ~
what other trade there 10 10 ssllins bslov
these nfless