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The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1916-07-21
Carroll Reformed Charge

St. Matthews, Pleasant valley--Hply
communion. 70 a. m Preparatory ser-
vIee proceeding th6 communion. st.
HenjamIn.z Sunday school. :. N,
Divine EsE@Iee 2 D. :. :. W HeIHHehe,
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1916-07-21

Apples, Polalees an Unlons Il
cnrroIlIon Station. Highest cash
prices paid. call ]. e. Evans Store.
'Phone SOS r.
july 81 ~ GREEN.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1916-07-21
MEET NE At SACHS.

State Road right to SACHS NEW
STORE. Drive up md I'LL up. MR
LEWIS SACHS, formerly Of this city,,
has nov opened his NEW GENERAL
STORE With full line Of everything al
lowest prices. have also installed O
large Gasoline Filling Station and selli
Gasoline &c gallon md AutolI1e Oil
DC gallon. Drive up md fill Up. vii
also buy II kinds Of Hides and pay the
best prices.
LOUIS SACHS.
North Branch. Liberty PIE.
dec 3
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1916-07-21

If ITS HARD 70 GET COAL
THROUGH IN THE MIDDLE O The
SUMNER. WHAT WILL IT H in
COLD WEATHER. He've neFer seen
4 20 hard . get EEE and efe.e Coal
II this tine Of The ear. Uen1 uaIt
minute ebeut ordering yeur uoal
ron cNnsI - Il no 6a0n. llr1er II
ance Of zmIfh q keIIznideK
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1916-07-21
WMTED

Squads and Guineas all day Tuesday
and Wednesday morning.
ROY y. BOND,
june ely, FinEaburg. Md.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1916-07-21

| juiY715aIz
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-03
PATRIOTIC AIRS
MAKE RO1AR|ANS
SING AND MARCH
Inspiring 0utbursts Of enthu.
SiaSm Attends Veterans
Reception.

The gray marched 20 me music Of 'tc
blue today
When the fife and drum corp, o'
Oklahoma Cry post 80 r. Grand
Army oi the Republic began rumb'0g
and whlNlug martial mu'i. a. the
luncheon 0i the Rotary club in the
Lee llurkin, hotel TODAY noon 1n0 bus.
ines, men Jumped from their seats and
I'D gigantic look'ep dance
Confederate veteran, who together
with an member, ui 'hc 20 4 X m
Oklahoma CITY had been honorary
r'smber. oi IN, club hy action oi 'hc
directors this morning watched 'hs
spectacle with dancing eyc, Soon
however. the mar0h.1mpel,ng rum.
bic oi the drum proved too strong and
behind their ioe, Of g wears ago they
Jumped up and lo'ntd 'n the rclehra
ton
Today, luncheon wa a pltrrotir az
lair Programs were pfoiu'ely deco
rated with the American flag and
Gag, and bunting were hung freely 10
the Ia cart, room oi the e. llucNn,
Veteran, ui both 'hc l0niedefa.y aur
the union made speeches and patriot,
airs were sung standing hy sycr'
man prrSeu'
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-03
NEW YORK.

SrW YORK JUS The cotton mar.
k,t opened steady todaN bt % decline ~
points "a nu advance ~ 3lgulu's Liver
pool fully met the local break Of saiur-
day anf there were good many selling
orders around 'hg ring here ~ the opening
which had evidently been attracted nv the
besrish government report published Sat
urday These offerings however were
absorbed by hcuys covering ~ me
dscline NJ over 81 pc bale from
IN. recent high level and the market
ueAdied up after the call with nc'ph"r
advancing from l2siGl2 'cc anh l"'rW.
her from % ugdl3 10. or about Z in b
points above Saturdays clotlns fguirH
Private cables reported quiet market on
Liverpool with prices lower under near
month liquidation
Tho market seemed 10 meet li,le
more cotton around r. 9ir for Dg'nhei
and l1c for December or about to
points above Saturday, closing ig1r"'
during IN. middle Of the motrins Thf
concentrated .nrly buying appears io
hsv, been pretty well supplied On ms
adysnc, ana prices cAsed OH "r
point. from the beet under scattering
liquidation Nth business very 1uiHl
around midday
The early afternoon setback 'trH1
prices about ? points below sH' .fls' ,
heavy ,nd pficss turned 'rmer toward
! O'Clock on hullgh spot ad,irc', nrm.
ness In New orleans and NsN ofIShul
! huyins here October rsllisi from ]. so
10 i2'sc with N" general Usi teNiu'
/ about to & points net hirh'r
spo, cotton s.,sady. middlirE upland.
n gbg taIes e $50
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-03
+WireF|ashes

SEW YORK Fr, hundred public
school hoy, from 'ri, ci,, New Jersey
and Pennsylvania mohllVci al l'r,
Hamilton iur MILITARY maneuvcrs hr.
gar training today under direction ~
IN, National School Camp association
The boys are from . 10 Il years old
PARIS Eleven Greek army oiiicer'
who were concerned IN the attack on
the offices oi the Ruoa,i,. n,w.ra
per published at Sanolki, are said
by the Mathis correspondent, 10 have
been arrested and confined IN the French
military prison The Officers arc ae.
cu'ed OF having torn up a portrait N
former pfemier Ncngclo'. whom tho
newspaper supports
NEW YORK Ntthur Nag,r COVER
nor ol Porto Rico. wa, among the pas.
sengcfs who reached New York ,o1,,
from San luau aboard M, steamer
nraio, Mr. Wager q, m the United
States on official business. M, nature
~ which he declined to reveal
MONTGOMERY. Ma Record, ker,
a, the ruskcgce institute show ihet,
wer. twenty tive lynchins, IN the Unit.
ed States during the fire, 'iS month,
OF this year compared with thirty iour
ior the same period a wear ago
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-03
STOCKS L|STLESS
AS week OPENS
Coming Holiday Causes Fur
ther CurtalIment OF
Operations.

SEW YORK. July Trading wa *.
Tsm"Iy llstlss on the rrtumpiion ~ bus
mess toda}. the coming holiday causing
further 'urpilwou' ~ operations De.
yelopm"rrs over Oh, week .af were re-
very favorable h'p. tailed 80
nuf direct explanation IN 1u0'ed values
which HE0ir we're Irrog liar Pressure
against suerlAltiss Ike Siud"hekor ard
Crur.blo Steel vas f,neNed Nlih iritIA,
loEros " | 10 points Mexican Petrol
cum made a substantial gain with fairly
large transactions IN wabash preferred
and southern lHllN0, AZ fractional a1
NaUUcG
The market vas almost mot IonlrFs iu
the early afternoon but such changes a.
occurred were lu bc direction ~ greater
regularity war ls,uts recovered N
points. Union Pacific increasing ~ carl}
IhiU and United St1ies steel IN D~.tef
demand
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-03
BYLAWS TO Be
AMENDED TODAY
Chamber Of Commerce 0lreC-
tors Summoned 10 Enact
New Regulations.

Amendment, Of the bylaw, and con.
su,u,ion Of the Oklahoma City Cham.
Der OF Commerce WAS to be taken up
this afternoon a. . meeting Of ,u board
OF director, in IN, Coloord building
Changes were 10 he made 10 permit
election oi new board oi directors
By primary ballot .
" 7. Bradburn. secretary oi the
Oklahoma City Real Estate board, this
morning began work with q Steven
son ni the Ame 'can CITY bureau IN
III, follow No" work OF the cham.
her's expansion campaign
New members are coming into the
chamber rapidly and Mr. Stevenson b,
'ieves ,ha, within the nes, month the
total membership will approximate
shtn
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-03
Guardsmen Hungry
On Way to Border

KANSAS CITY. lulv i--l,eu, Col.
onel Charles 7 Hunt. commanding IN,
bli men Of the First infantry, Penn.
sllvanis National guard, who reached
Kansas City this morning appealed 10
Mayor George II Edward, to ,upph
his men with food lie declared the,
had been on practically half ration,
since leaving the home station Fuda,
and sine. Sunday had heen almost
~ilhou, food
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-03
VILLA NOT FOUND IN
RESIDENCE AT JUAREZ

n rASO. TeSa, July Military
authorities have had the home Of
local Mexican under sur, sillarJe for
several day, 'u'pe,tlng that Francisco
Villa wa, hiding there. 70 was learned
'Nlgh' The house wa, suddenly sur
rounded hy a Gordon OF police and sol
dicfS and the door, rushed Search oi
the premises, however revealed uo
trace Of the bandi, chei,ain
American, arriving AZ The border io.
- ght brough, report, that Villa 3,
alive and cneamped with 7Oo men .n
ko FLORIDA about forty mile, south
west Of limmci \ Dsfrarta force i,
t-srng ~ .aptufr hum
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-03
FRESH BUYING
STEAD|ES COTTON
First Prices at Decline When
Market Opens, Because
or Liquidation.
sew oRLrA>s coTro~ rurrREs.

NEW ORLEANS. july Firr nrico-
I'm the cotton market here we're At the
decline oWiug ~ some liquidation. 'su"'
ciAllv In the July position After de-.
cline of 10 points the market atrtdiod
m fresh buy ng for the long account and
aI thc end ~ the fret half hour ~ bust
ncss prices were o 20 points above sat
ufday's close except on July which stood
one M
The market held steady throughout tho
morning on hullish claims ~ crop d'i"r.
iofHtiOu through too much rain Toward
noon the new rropf were . ~ II points
W net and July Wa NJ
Holiday dIllnchs was rather hgalnsl
values In 'h' afternoon 80 90 the
trading months were tu 4 uolnts above
the lsvel NJ last weeks close
Spot cotton quiet points lovn hale'
ON the spot ~. arrive. mono GOOD Or
dinnfy u 5Oc. strict GOOD ordinary. l.c.
low nlddllng ~ soc strict loW wllllnF,
~ 7jc. mddliny l8c strict mililng
n 25c: good m'ddllnr ~ 'Oc. srrict good
mdfllns i3 7bc Receipts i0i
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-03
CUSTODY OF CHILDREN
LEGAL BATTLES CAUSE

District Judge Oidn,ld ,ods, vi,
Wcduc,da, morning 40 . O'Clock o., time
tor hcafi'g the fight h.tVsr "
and MARY ! Splitter '0r custody oi
their children In a divorce ,a,e IN
April, the husband obtained custody 81
two hovs and ,hs oi two sifl, She flied
application IN compel him to support,
the two daughters llc filed counter an.
phca'lon TO gain custody ~ ,h. sirl'.
alleging hi, former Wiis ,c bc an nm.
M person IN care iof IN, children
rIlROGRADHfhe Ru'Van iuma
'oia, adopted a hlll according i1 peas.
ant, IN. civil right, su'u,ci b, other
classes o' the population
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-03
CLOSED Town IN
PR0SPECT;MA
HOLIDAY OUTINGS
Big Demonstration at Park;
Plans Tor Excursions 10
Other Places.
MAILS TOMORROW.

NNAllS vii he ,ublec, N the
Wl following limitation, tomor.
row, according IN an an.
nounCement from the po,roiilc,
All windows oper from s o'clocs
IN the morning until - o'clock noon.
One complete delivery oi mail ~
the rcildenee district and two N
the business section
One complete delivery OF parcel
post matter
No rural free delivery ,trvir,
Outgoing mails will h, dispatched
A. usual
Speclal deliver, ,ct,e, main.
tanned from IN. until n p ~
a' usual
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-03
Cnleotd Asdome

Tough, a. the CNlJoft Nifdoms the
rev picture play schedule will b, ir.
,fpdueed This service ha' never been
shown ~ Oklahoma CITY before. and
the management q, tsqu,,,ing that any.
one having seen the picture, before
phase report 'hs hJ' io ,hc box oi
uyr Good must, aud song,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-03
KANSAS CITY.

KANSAS cry, July 2 - HOGS. RE-.
ceipn, $500. higher Bulk. 1901 rs;
heavy, s. sOuiOOO. light % son M. pis,
y oOn9 $50 CATTLE. Receipts 5000
steady t0 higher Prime feed steer,
tl0 asa II nm, dressed beef steers, 81 00g
1000, southern steers. g. ipHHb0. COWS.
q 0ods %, helfcrs. b6On 900; rockcrs
" 0Da m SlIEEr Receipts. 100 stoady
70 lover Lambs, - jOTio as. vearl,ubs
rboqt2h wcthsff. W26n7:b. eve.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-03
FRONTIER ARMY
DIVIDED AMONG
THREE OFFICERS
tcsstir~sA vSsvr psss O~sl

'~s'ss"~~" ''~Ss' ''"f
position oi the expedition forces. m.
matter having been arranged between
Generals Funston and persh,ng
Bell Brissdier General
Army promotions under the y.w te
organization law submitted 10 the
senate today h rreiden, Wilson
were headed by the nomination ~
Bfisad,et General Albert l. Mills. now
ehiti oi the militia division 10 he made
major general
The following colonies were no'ri.
mated btisadier general.
Charles g. Morton. Fifth iri,arty.
Granger Adam. Fifth field ARTILLERY.
George A bod II. esvally. unassigned
Edward n plummet. Twenty eighth
infantry.
Clsr.nc, r ir~n,ley. Goa, ,ril.
ley.
The following l,eu,ensn, cuiun,l,
were nominated colonel,
John r. Mcmahon, First field sitil.
tp, iames N. Ats,mi,h. Eighth In.
iAn,ty, William N Johnson unassisn
ed penismin w Atkinson. Second
infantry.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-03
LIVE RPooL

LIVERPOOL. Julv g Cotton. .pol
weak sood middlng sl'd. mddling
Old. low middliur : SIi Sales ooo
tnr speculation and export 500 Receipts
u n0h futures uuI~' and r'"td' luN
= s8d july. August fs.'si August sep.
'rmhrt. 5ieisd S'plemh,I October
7bbh. October November. ia. 40.
Nsm6rf December ss5l,d December.
January. 7e;i,A January. February.
std. FEBRUARY March Mproh.Nrril
sltsd. Npril NAV : 7s.d. May June
I Glh Juno ImIl ilh
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-03

Manage Mccall oi tn, Liberty ha,
welded 10 ,hc demand, ut m, patron,
aua extended for three da,, IN, IN.
glgsm,n' oi 'hs llgh, Rhrk Dot,
lh,k'age entertainer, The, arc ica,uf
my q h,ll which until thursday include,
ulc,,le' and Wilson. dancing team lh'
Musical Nuar'. 1fs,, and Garter Vn.
er' NJ character 'ong,. and Eui aud
tuutk singing and dancing agfoh,',
,umlqucs Tyrone Power and loi,
Weber appeaf ~ The Iye of God. a
bluchifd picture pa,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-03
INSURANCE RATES
HEARING SUBJECT

Hearing un the order ~ IN. state in
suranee board rejecting ,ha, portion ~
IN, new fire Insurance rate schedule
relating 10 term insurance. wa, hevun
this morning heirte the board.
|, 10 the contention oi the hoard ,hs,
" the proposed change were made h,
would Increase rate, on term in,ur.
snee Instead " reduce them The hear.
Ing will likely las, thtoughou, ,h, ai,
efnooN
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-03

Oklahoma civ will be a closed town
m almost every respect tomorrow. In
dependence Dsy The courts. bank,
ard practically e,eN larg, mercantile
house will hc closed al day and al.
me-" without exception IN, smaller
stores viii he closed from Noon. ,c.
iurdlnV to ! V Nhucn. secretary Of
Ihc retailers association
The city hall will he closed Nayor
O,efholsef Will spend m, morning a,
hi, home Later m the day he will a,
liver an addttN at R,lle Isle and at.
tend the patriotic meeting at tha, PARK
a, o'clock IN the evening. Governor
William, has conc to HI, Durant farm
\ special program Of amusement,
and a setis, Of meetings hsye been
arranged for ., Relle Isle park Will,
many citizens will picnic at Northeast
park
Many 10 Fort Sill.
There will he heavy travel IN For,
Sill, where many Oklahcm, City resi-.
dents hay' sons. husbands. brother, and
friends IN the mobilization csmp oi IN,
national guard
\ number oi person, will attend m,
big Fourth o' July roundup a, Dewey
There will h, the usual hceira IN Sui.
phu Springs, Guthrie, VI Reno. Chieka
'hs and other point, whet- the day I,
10 h. marked nv celebration exercise,
Many also will visit Norman. seat NJ
the ''a', university. and Edmond. sea,
" the Central State Normal school
Auio,s'. 10 Country
Hundreds ~ AUTOMOBILE, parties vii
motor to iavot,,e nock' in the coun,r,
10 enjoy a picnic dinner and ou,in.
amid rural surrounding,
In the city there will he no ,reeia
celebration oi m, day and II !, ,spec,
ed that there will be a minimum II noi,,
and disturbance
There /, an ordinance ptohihinn,
dsnsercu, fireworks and explosive, an,
the ordinance, To employ Msyot Over
hol,ers o~n words. will h, enforce,
a. lar a. nine psuolmen can eniorc,
IL
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-03
Lyric

liulc Lord Robert o, tn, ,ma'ler
comedian IN the world. beng only y
% rhc, tall and weighing fifteen pound,
Nc % y years old a., appearance
'hr lyfir rs special treat tor Ia.
jic, and children The Troy Coined,
-Four piled up applause az Sunday
Performance, 'hc, stopped the show
tour time, There are tour Other ag,,
'hc urt N,.aDt ,hnS since Last A'l
arranged iur ~ view Of July Fourth.
coming no thi, mli.Vcck
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-03
CHICAGO

CHICAGO, July 2 o. HOGS Receipts.
81 $50 1906. heavy, iN5OalOlb, rough.
50 SoNH IS pigs q ood 70 CATTLE ne
ccpis 1000. strong Natlyc beef cattle
s. sou II %, Western steers, s. tOG2ij;
stocksrs and feeders, tiIbds 81, cove
and heifers i37bu9s5, calves, Nb0u
nlb SHEEP Receipts 10000. weak
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-03
|AMass.g9%estsms
THE PREss AoESTs

Empress
4 story oi IN, plains ~ the day'
Wien Indian attacks were a real men.
ace, 0, The Bugle Iall.' Triangle
drama starring Willie Collier lr. ia
mou, hoy actor. and 10 hr seen al the
Empress theatre lue'day I, ,i'a film
o' patriotic feature and 'peolAl luly
! holiday attraction which ,hould please
l'c children Grace Ounafd and Fran.
U' Ford appear also ir Peg % the
Ring Universal circus iilm serial
lorigh' panch, Swc,, m "Thc Ihou'.
and Dollar Husband"
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-03
Outside Livestock
FORT WORTH

FORT WORTH Texas. Julv 2 CAT
TIE Receipts 1900 Toe higher Reeycs
higher puiE, ;p 7SGI ~ "siifrr re.
cclpts 300 steady Lambs, i,uojn
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-03
Foily

To show appreciation oi The patron.
afy snio,,i during IN, iifu week oi ~,
engagement, the Fat Patterson com
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-03
+H$S&s' sEfs} MARKETS LT7LESS With HOLIDAY NEAR
ProduCe--- e---PrOWSIOnS

Creamery, ?ar. nrs,s &c. seconds 2Ar
packing 2l4c EGGs Fustf y ~
POULTRY Hens l5c fooslrrr. lN'fc
broilers, 25e SEW POTATpEs Steadv
Arkansas TeAns Lousnra and Otlah'
ma Trumphs S5C khw NRlleF Ears
Ohios, steady. Siu N
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-03

And 90 you ere convinced. nv friend, I"
ssheA the curs's "tha, there 10 = place
~ eternal rur,shmen,-' 4 am" replied
ne ueshari,ah,s psrvhorst. There.
roth'ns IN 'hls vord he'd enough fnf
scsns people "-pruvnins's Magazine
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-03

RsrRLsE>TArnr uoC SALES.
r. !: ". %, ~. &; q % y, " 10, . Sss,Fs
!! IS -, Il. 'N '''s u '"""
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-03

has special program arranged for
from 8 to 3 o'clock. The Oklahoma
Boat club program oi races starts
promptly at ; o'clock
Majestic.
Dorothy Davenport and Hobart Bos.
worth star today in "rhe Way Of the
World 4 five part Red Feather pho.
roplay Harry Carty fighting film
,.ar. 3, seen IN "Jackal' OF Great
Cy" underworld story Love, war.
and acceptance will feature the Fourth
nj luly program Across the Rio
r., Grandc" border story filmed
Mexico and also a comedy. Pirates
oi the AR" are the principal at,rac-
son, Wednesday, Metro will present
Nine pc'fova in What VIII People
say"
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-03
RErREsExrArI,Y CATTLE SAILS.
Asuthssr steer.

HoCs-Lish, receipts around western
market, hsiped considerably lu putting
live pork values a. far az Oklahoms Cl,y
was concerned on the highest basis since
the opening Of these yards. ], wat an
sc'ivs and yos,y swioc higher session
,op. bulk bringing tsi5jeaih Figs
soId ~ to $3.50 Rscsip,s were but mod
crate. arounud 1000 brad making up the
MopdAy 0upplA
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-03

ST LOUIS Jmy 4 POULTRY chick
ems. liLc' Sprlng' 2lG2lc, turseys. ,Gp
2oo, fucLW ~ ir, geese t. bI IIIN
Cfcamcrt ~. csc EGGs 2Nn
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-03
CHICAGO

CHICAGO. mly RrTTTH STEADY
celpts ii 500 rnses. nrs,s 22@ 3al4r ordi
uHry flrhs 2p1 n2lc. ~ mark, cases IN.
Guided. 20n22D rOT NTOES Unsettled
n"w receipts no carr. OklHhoms and
ArksnslS sacked TrIuwphs Hoc1il 0g
Illinois Ohlos. ood9iD Virginia haurlled
s. 2inIi0, Old HocHNo0, receipts none
POULTRY Alive hlEher. fowlB nv,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-03
HIGHEST PRICES
FOR LIVE PORK
Light Receipts at Western
Markets Send Quotations
SkyWard; Cattle Slow.
TopAY's RECEIPTS

CATTLE Local packers con,lnued
their generous mood In this division TODAY.
II was on active session, packers paying
steady 10 i0c higher prices from thr out
ss' Receipts wsr. huge disappoln'.
men' only $50 h.sd coming and part
NJ these wer. On direct billing Medium
to plain straight and srhss'fed steer.
made NJ the bulk NJ tho packer steers
Early top was 81 as for several loads from
the southern part NJ the state, while the
hslsncs of the trading was on tsbof
126 basis Cows snd hsifer, carving
fair weigh, and quality ranged 80 OOf
$50. and bulls sold S. 500 % Calf fe-
eeiptr were good around 27b head com.
ing Trading was active. hest light Kind
selling 80 80 and up
Ciosins Quotations.
pfiess of ths various GRADES OF cattle are
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-03

Prices n the various stSdss ot e.ttls are
approximately a. follows,
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-04-15
GRAFTON.

All schools in town began Monday.
Mrs. Mae Glazier is with her sister,
Mrs. Eta Hale a few days.
Mrs. A. NJ. Convey and daughter.
Ethel, have moved to Bellows Falls.
Miss Amy Davis is in BrattIeboro Il
few days, a guest of Mrs. Charles Palm
err.
At the Convey auction Friday Will
Townsend of Saxtons River bought the
farm.
Mrs. Ida Blake of Bellows Falls is as
sisting in the homework at William
Colburn s.
Miss Edith Glazier is at Mrs. Eta
Hall 5 for a week S vacation from the
Chester high school.
f. L. Clark of Waukegan, Ill, has
been visiting his mother, Mrs. L. NJ
Clark, a few days.
Miss Florence Stickncy of Saxtons
River was a guest of Miss Edith Col
burn from Thursday to Monday.
Mr. and Mrs Wilton Bathric of Brat
tleboro returned to their home Satur