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Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1916-06-08

accompanied them as far as Water
town. The local lodge of X. C.'s at
WhtertoWn initiated a class of 80
candidates last Sunday. Seven of The
class were from this place they be-
ing Ferdinand Labrie, John Schneider
and sons, Joe and Frank. Eli Grand
pre-, James Miles and Matt Thome.
The old members from here who ac-
companied them We're N. j. Rerlily,
Peter Thelan, w. F. Quinn, Rev. FIR.
Barre, Anton Retterath, Will GIeison
and Leon Labrie. Mrs. Remily, Mrs.
Thelan and Mrs. Quinn accompanied
their husbands and attended the ban
quet in the evening. A very enthusi-
astic meeting is reported-Turton
Trumpet.
Mesdames Georgs Skiam and Abe
Robb went to Watertown Sunday. !.
Toilet Faehn was a Watertown visit
or Monday. Miss Irene Hogstad
went to Watertown Monday. . E. T..
Hegna was among Watertown visit
ors Saturday. Mrs. Roy Urevig
came home early this week from the
Watertown hospital where she was
taken last Thursday. . Mr.. and Mrs.
A. c. and Clay Sheppard came Sun
day morning from WATERFOWL, and
took dinner with the old folks. Mrs.
Sheppard lately arrived from her old
home at Spearfish, and is with The
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1916-06-08

Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. baylor visited
with friends in Wate-town Monaav. /.
Mrs. ]. d. Skinner of Watertown is
visiting with relatives and friends in
this village.-Revillo Item.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1916-06-08

VIM. Selchert drove to Watertown
Friday on business. John Selchert
drove to Watertown Saturday. w. C.
and Mrs. Hull and Mrs. Little we're
passengers with him.-South Shore
Republican.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1916-06-08

D. F. Scott and Frank Salmonsou
drove to Watertown Tuesday. MI.
and Mrs. Elmer knudtson and daugh-
ter, Helen, returned from Watertown
Saturday morning where they had
been for a few days.-Lake Norden
Enterprise.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-10-28
REPUBLICANS IN
STATE MEETING
ARE HARMONIOUS
No Friction Apparent in Morn
ing Officers Talk,

There were mo- visible signs OF diScord
IN the republican ranks when the state
central committee was called to order
a, the Skirvn hotel at noon today
Notwithstanding the harmonious as
ncct OF the gathering some republicans
declared that friction will develop at an
executive session some time this after
neon when the committee will consider
the removal OF John D. Appleby as sec
rotary and resolution demanding thE
removal OF Harry Becler, republican
member OF the state election board.
Short Talks Given.
The time OF the committee was given
TO hearing short talks By State Chair
man Arthur GelSSler, K l. Robertson
Chairman ot the sneakers bureau an
MCGraw OF Ponca City. national
committeeman. no business being taken
mp at the morning session.
National Committeeman McGraw told
the committee There is not a shadow
ot doubt but that Charles Evans Hughes
will be the next president OF the United
States
McGraw Optomistc.
Indiana, New York Illinois Ohio and
even New Jersey the home of Prcsi-
dent Wilson, h- declared would be
found in the republican column in thr
November election
Mr. McGraw predicted that Oklahoma
would go republican by not less than
10000.
The committee resumed its session at
20 o'clock.
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NEW YORK.

NEW YORK. oct IS There was a
renewal OF liquidation IN the cotton mar
ket here today with the opening easy at
a decline of l5G2i points January sold
OF to rs S2c aud March to IS Hor or about
N To 20 points net lower right after the
call, or uhuut 40 To Is points from the
high level reached on the rally of yc't"r-
day. Brokers with wall street ronn't-
tiuns were considered the most active
sellers but there were also selling order
here from the south Atlantic states nc-
compun ed by reports thot short hol '".s
were showing more d suusitiun tn put i''lr
cotton on the market. This .d,rhac was
checked by renewal Of hull suppur,
and covering FOR over the week end how
ever. with prices showing slight rain =
before the end of the first hour
Reports Of higher marine war RISKS
seemed to increHs" the uucnsincss OF
sentiment dur ng the W.ddlca aof the scs-
sion and january broke to 1879. Wh.l"
MAY sold or 20 rs Csc. or about IS TO 81
points net lower Rallies fu lowed ON
trade buvlug and bun support nut thr
tone was unsettled and the market closed
barely steady at a net decline Of 10
spot cotton. quiet Mlddling uplHnds.
is NIC No sales
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-10-28
Experiment Station
Wins First Prize

The state experiment station al Still
water va, awarded first premium for
the best experiment station exhibit at
the International Soil Products expoSi-
ton held IN III PaSo. Texas. October
IA to 20 inclusive Seven state, had
exhibits. namely, Oklahoma California
Utah, Nebraska Kansas, Arizona and
New Mexico The Kansas experiment
station won second premium. and Ne
braska, third \ 500 silver trophy was
the first prmium
The Oklahoma board of agricul,urc's
farm products exhibit won second pre-
mium Kansas won first prize.
Prof ID Dame OF the A. and NJ col
lcge at Saltwater had charge OF the
experiment station exhibit.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-10-28
1000 Registered,
Oliver Estimates

There will be no official count OF the
number NJ voters who registered during
the cn-day supplemental registration
period which closed at midnight last
r,pht for several days.
One thousand men registered. II. G.
Oliver county registrar said this morn.
ing Only those who had become quail
fed voters since last July were elgiblc
10 register
The precinct registrars will report to
Paul Pope secretary ot the county cleo
ton board He will then make an Oft.
cial count.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-10-28
CLEARING ROUSE BANKS.

NEW YORK, oct 2S-Thc actual con-
ditiOn Of clearing house banks and trust
companies tur the week shows that th,y
held yilO.7Sl, ,S3U reserve n excess OF
legal requirements This is an Increase
of tll,3't,2,o from Inst week. The state
mcnt follows.
Loans. discounts. etc. t2.3l0Gii 900.
Increase. {liNia.UOO
Reserve I'M own vaults tof which $3.50.
$4,000 is spccicl, {ij3,9Ulooo. increase.
$50 0U-l Onn.
Reserve In federal reserve banks, tl7i.
~ 600. increase. t2N1 nuu
Reserve in other repositories. j2i22 -
oOo' decrease, f2h20uu
Net demand deposits f3,3ll oj2 600. In.
cronsc, tS,Old,OO0
Net time deposits. tl6G.7Ss. 600. In.
crease N,5l6.OOO
Circulation 13L37iOoO, decrease. &2sl..
oOO
Aggregate reserve. t6Sl M 900
Excess reserve, tllO.iSl $50 Increase
81 .2,t,2I0
Summary OF state banks and trust
companies In groILer New York. not m
cludcd IN clearing house statement.
Loans discounts, etc. t132SlN, 100. In
crease. $2.5G9, 300
Specie, t6O5l7,7OO; decrease. tSg. 200
Legal tender '9i22,6OO; increase. y66
Total deposits. '9lSi527oo; Increase
Ranks cash reserve In vaults, us.ltS.
Trust companies cash reserve in vaults
1b7, ,0S3 600
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-10-28
COPPER STOCKS CHIEF
IN MARKET SESSION
Deriving Large Profits
From Foreign Contracts
Advance.

NEW YORK. oct 2s-Coppcr shares
and the issucs Of other companie' dcriv-
Ing large profits from foreign contracts
formed the basis of toduy's short session
utlNu neglect or hesitation New hign
records were made by Uml ana Chino
Copper also Central Leather and Gu
ban Cane sugar common and referred
Atlantic Gulf and West Indies was again
In demand with some Of th' equipments
and utilities. but retrolrums, Pitts
burgh Coal. the motors. Western Guion
aud National Biscuit Welded to points
United states steel was under restrain
with other recent favoritcs The clos
INK WIS irregular Total sales were cs-
umatrd at 55o.o0O shares. Bonds we're
lMANNI
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-10-28
GERMAN INDUSTRIAL
CONCERNS COOPERATE

BERLIN, Oct 2& Virtually thu
entire German manufacturing industry
has been united IN single orgaufla-
ion for the first time through the for
nation here yesterday OF a so-callcd
German Industrial council The new or.
ganilation forms a connecting link be.
tween the Older organizations. the
{ Goa Association OF German Indus.
trials, the League OF Industrial, and
the Society OF Chemical Industries
These organizations which have been
working together since the outbreak of
the war resolved to form an alliance
ON a permanent basis IN order To meet
new conditions after the war and CO.
operate in rcgalning Gcrmany'S lost
trade
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-10-28
Committees to
Receive Benson

The socialist county and city central
committees will form the reception
committee which meets Allan l.. Rem.
SON socialist candidate for ptesiden,
on his arrival in this city some time
tonight He will speak At the Audi,o.
rum at } o'clock Sunday afternoon
and will go from here to Wewoka
Sunday night
There will he no banQueis or e..
tcrtainmentS OF any kind Tor Mr.
Benson while he is here. according to
an announcement from SociaiS, head
quarters Mr. Benson is the first prc,i.
dental candidate IN sneak in this city
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ST. LOUIS

ST LOUIS. oct IS HOGS, Receipts.
$500, 5nloc lower Lights t975ml0 10;
pigs, N50n9iO; mixed and butchers.
N1OH 10 30; good heavy, $40 25H ~ 30:
hulk, S. S0Ul02O CATTLE. Receipts,
900; STEADY Native beef steers s. ~ f.
loo, yenrlng steers and he fcrs, N So
lllo; COWS. tj5OM775: stockers and
feeders, So 3oH75O; Texas guarantee
steers. f5j0hSO0, prime southern steers
SN Onn9 ~; cows and helfers. 81 50U 30
prime ycarllng steers and heifers s.
200, native calves tG O0WlO75 SHEEP.
Receipts. 900. steady Lambs. 5
O'5. ewes, {375p7 25 yonrlings, $500
uS75.
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KANSAS CITY.

KANSAS CITY. oct 2s.-HOGS Re
ccipts, 25u0. lower Bulk. S975d 20 10;
heavy. SlooOalO 10; packers and butch
crs. 9S5HlO Is, light. 81 7On 1910; pigs.
81 50W95u CATTLE: Receipts, 500. in
Guiding l0 southerns steady Prime fed
steers. 50 5Om 90 dressed beef steers,
s. OOu9 25. southern steers, s. 50u Z 70;
COWS, $i50n72 25; heifers S55OH9 %;
stockcrs and feeders. t575HS25; calves,
81 0OH 1000 SHEEP. Receipts. 500;
steady Lambs. SO iOG II 90: yenrlings.
IS ooHS7j. wcthcrs, s100US O0 ewes,
s6 i5u 135; stockcrs and feeders. $500
1000
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-10-28
HEALTH EXPERT SAYS
SPARE LIVES OF BATS

CINCINNATI, Ohio. Oct 2S -.
Charles A. r Campbell of San An.
tonic, Texas, pleaded for the lie af
the bat at the closing session OF the
annual convention OF the American
Public Health association here today
Campbell said /, is known that the bat
feeds almost exclusively ON mosquitoes
and for that reason should he protect
ed as mosquitoes spread malaria He
advocated that laws be passed by the
various states prohibiting the killing
OF bats.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-10-28

NEW ORLEANS, oct rs The price Of
cotton was depressed lGul9 poiuts In tho
first half hour OF business on this mar
Nrt today 10y reports Of labor troubles
IN Fan River and rumors that Get
man submarine had been sighted off Nor
folk. The market was quiet and stead
at the drciue,
Market gossip to the effect that pri-
vatc bureau was coming ont with hull
ish crop report Monday had stradyIu,
effect and toward the close the decline
was reduced to 10 to H. points
Cotton. Spot quiet and steady sales
on the spot, 225 bales; to arr We, lllp
ordinary. II 3Sc: low middng, l7SSc,
strict low mddlinE, is llc; midd ing.
lS3sc; strict middIng. 1850, good mud
ding. ls75c; strict good middl ng, 1000
Receipts, l2,9li bales; stock 3l9SI4
hnlcs
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SUGAR

NEW YORK. oct 2S-Whle there wa.
no change I'm the spot situation. the
market FOR sugar futures was a litte
stradicr this morning on covering Tor
over the weekend and a little demand
from trade sources closing unchanged TO
points net higher December, J.52c,
January. i66c; March. 435c; May, It3c.
Raw sugar. STEADY Molpsscs. Tic; cen.
trifugnl cd; refined, steady; granulat-
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-10-28
KANSAS CITY CASH GRAIN.

KANSAS CITY, oct 2S-WHEAT:
red 81 S3ml9O CORN, Higher. No ?
mixed Sl.00nl0l; No. 2 white / Of. No
yellow Sl03ul O3lg OATS Higher.
No. white sou So lgc No . mixed i2d
53c. RYE N.3NHlio kAFIR AND
MILO MAIZE No. = white $2lO.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-10-28
GTe THEATRES


The Empress viii introduce to Okla
home city sunday two world famous
dancers. Maurice and Florence Walton.
making their screen debut In THE Quest
feature, In the production. which Is based
on powerfully dramatic story. the dan,
GERS Introduce the Argentine Tango. "
Apache dance The Dance Of Death"
aud other creations Tonight Pauline
Frederick appears for the last time In
her greatest photoplny feature, Ashes Of
Hnbrrs.' Fay Tinchcr IL seen also In
THE French Milhncr' Triangle comedy.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-10-28

The pcul he nld" IS genuine vau-
d"Yilc treat The WAY J. X Emnrt
presents the greatest Of all the visual
yea ilntas'rs has aroused local ian.
10 new sense ~ the appreciation of
I,nI dramatic acting There are four
"'hrr acts on the Lyric hin which closes
louifht The new bin SUNDAY at tho
LNric has tiv" acts, the frHure Of whicb
VIII be Ncptunc's Daughters. "A diving
and swimming novelty
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PrOduCe---
KANSAS CITY.

KANSAS CITY, oct 2S - BUTTER.
Creamery, 3aisc. nrsts. sic; seconds,
ssHc; packages. 2i'sc EGGS; III SITS,
flc POULTRY: Hens, l6c; roostcrs,
i2r: hroilcrs PIE POTATOES. knw
Valley Early Ohos. firm; {i.75.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-10-28

REPRESENTATIVE HOG SALES.
Money and Metals
NEW YORK MONEY.

commercial GO.day bills ti7OA demand
- 157S. cables 81 IG'- fprcs. demand
;6Siig cables s. S3tg, Euilicrs, demand
~ l5-lG, cables Il Lilo bar silver G7N
Mexican dollars see government bonds
steady, railroad bonds, irrcgular
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-10-28
Our Daily Birthday Party.

Sir Nose, Ezekiel. noted America
sculptor long resident in Rome, born
Richmond Va, T. years ago today.
Joseph W Folk, former governor
Missouri, born at Brownsville, Ten
AZ years ago today
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-10-28
Majestic

The Girl from Frisco" In another dnr-
ing adventure. today. also Francis
l'NshmHn iu feature Tomorrow
Train iino.' features Herbert RawIln-
son and Agnes Vernon Tuesday firs,
time here. The Bruisc," nve-rccl Mn
iuW master picture. stnrrlng the ponulnr
inNoritc. William Russell
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-10-28
Liberty

Musical comedy ana vnudevllc-a de
lishttul combination are on the Sundpy
program at the Liberty The Douhitt-
Wilson players. u capable organization of
musical comedy experts ARE to present
lhrlr musical farce, The Woman i'm the
Case" Three nets Of high class yalidc.
VILE are scheduled tn upprar with the
musical comedy at each performance.
-four Of which viii be- presented on sun,
day two matnors. at 2.30 and a.10.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-10-28
COTTON SEED OIL.

NEW YORK. oct Is The cotton seed
ull market closed strong Spot. r. zoe
bid November. L. 7Oul2 52c; December.
l. 63ml2 6jc; Jnnaury. u Gjml26ic; Feb
ruary l267Ul272c; March, - 13Hl27lc,
Npril T.. 13ml2 soc, May. l211nl2 Sic;
June. - >oul2.SSc. Total sales l9.6ou
barrels
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-10-28
Outside Livestock
FORT WORTH.

FORT WORTH. Texas. Oct 2S.-CAI-
TILE Receipts. 900; steady. steers, Ee'
a $50. HOGS Receipts, 100, steihN
Bulk, tgG5HlO05. SHEEP: Receipts.
6UU. STEADY: lambs So O0n9 30.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-10-28
One Year Ago Today IN the War

Ocl0bcr q l9l5-king GcOrge h
Jurcd by being thrown from hort
during inspection Of British troops
France Bclgian woman and three md
sentenced by Germans at L,cgc to
shot as snIcs-
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-10-28
COngTatulationsl

Chicago Community Buildcr)
Brother Culp was with Us last sun
day for the first time since the birth
of his baby lie is looking quite well
Glad he is able to be out again.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-10-28

HDGS-Itog receipts the pnst week
showed 20 considerable iucrcnsc over the"
previous two weeks but sim are for from
fllng IN, demand Rcooiutr for the six
dn,s to'ulrd around l50O head, quality
Of which ON a Who'll. was Fair. TodIys
crop or around l50uO head moved on u
steady to jc lower market. top was go ~.
IN" somo as on Friday, while the bulls
sold 50 P0u 10 90 pigs and ttockcr hogs
were quoted t6.75WS00
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-10-28
ELGIN BUTTER.
COFFEE.

ELGIN, H., oct. IS RUTTER 35,
bid, No sales
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-10-28

NEW YORK. oct 2S. COFFEE Rio
No. Z, 9'a. futures easy, December S22c;
March soc
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CHICAGO CASH GRAIN.

CHICAGO. oct 2S- WHEAT. No
red NN5A at Sc. No hard Sl9ui4
lqii9 CORN No yellow $ll2.
[ ~. OATS standard. ot's soc. BAR,
LEY NL.LLHl r.
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LIVERPOOL.

LIVERPOOL. oct 2S Holiday on the
cotton exchange hrr" today
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RECEIPTS FOR WEEK AT
CATTLE MARKET 1884
Stockers and Feeders Furnish Bulk OF
Receipts; Packer Buyers
Loosen Up.
COMPARATIVE RECEIPTS.

CATTLE sharp advances were regis
tered all the way down the iIst IN the To-
cal cattle division the past w,,,. Not
only did packer buyers loosen rp their
purse strings but stoCkcr Hud feeder buy
ers showed a decided front, tho market
on this class closing fully 30 cents high
er than tho low time. Iocclp.s wrr"
fairly good 1854 head making up the
six-dav Offering. bulk Of which were
stockcrs on feeders steer values showed
a healthy MT closing 10 ceuts IN her for
the week Top was $I6j for -hortfcd
kinds while the bulk Of the pa TIER huN
ranged So O0n7 90 Butcher values closed
fully 20 cents higher than last week. fat
cows srllug up To 81 % aud hcit'rs s. IN.
Gamers are again selling s. 55ui so and
cutters around 81 90. Heavy bulls sold
up to Sc no. while the bulk comioC ranged
th 0Ou5 35 Good ,cnrlurs are again
back on "a 81 Opu6 80 basis, while choice
Panhandle stock calves sold up 60 8 %
I'm ear lots. Calf marke, closed steady
Tor the week with light flnds selling
81 30 and up
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-10-28
CHICAGO

CHICAGO. oct -. BUTTER Higher;
creamery. 30n3iAc EGGS. Higher; re-.
'"ipts. ARA eases; Orsts, 3ln12c; ordt-
nary firsts 29uJOc, nt mark cases in
Guided 25u3lc POTATOES: Hrhcr.
receipts - cars; Minnesota and Dakota
white, sltou 10; Minnesota and Dakota
Ohlos. s. oju %; Michigan and Wiscou-
sin white. tl50ul70. Washington and
Colorado white, Sl15Hlqo POULTRY
NiNr. lower, fowls, l3nl5c, springs,
l7isc
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NeW ORLEANS COTTON FUTuREs.

NEW ORLEANS. oct 2S Cotton
closed steady at Il decline OF l2ulI
poiutq
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'HISTORYBITS'
One Hundred Years Ago Today.

lSlo-Mary I. Thomas, one oi. Il
pioneer women physicians OF Amerit
and a leader in many progressive NOV,
mentS, born in Montgomery count
Md. Died at Richmond, Ind, Aug |
1888
Seventy-five Years Ago Today.
lSll- A treaty OF commerce bctwc,
Great Britain and Persia was conclu,
ed at lchcran
Fifty Years Ago Today.
lSbh-R. +. Spence, a noted Engli'
sculptor long resident at Rome, died
lcghorn Among his most popul
works are Jeanne Deans" and "rl
Shepherd Bow"
Twenty-Five Years Ago Today.
l@l-Earthquakc on Niphon Islam
Japan, destroyed 10000 lives and SIU
houses
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-10-28
COTTON PRICE FALLS
WITH LABOR TROUBLES
Dissension at Fan River and Rumors
OF German Submarine De
press Market
NEW YORK COTTON FUTURES.

NEW YORK, oct 2S.-Co,ton closed
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-10-28

NEW YORK, oct 28-According to
William Fonlke, treasurer of the
American Bible society. the present
shortage OF thin paper has literally
doubled the cost OF Bibles Orders
placed last February are still outstand-
ing
LONDON, Oct-2S DR. Won Kccrber
has been appointed Austrian premier
to succeed the late DR. Karl Stucrgkh
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-10-28
'WIREFLASHES

TOLEDO Ohio, oct 28- Flour went
to $ll barrel on the local market to-
day
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-10-28

NEW YORK, Oct 28-"Thc genius
Of telegraphy" sixteen ton statue in
bronze. was placed on the roof OF the
new Western Union Telegraph build
ing. The statue depicts a man thirty
feet tall with heroic strength and
wings of the wind
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Seventy five Years Ago Today.
Fifty Years Ago Today.


1891 &l-Earthquakc on Niphon Islam
.apan, destroyed 10000 lives and $40
The Jones County news., 1916-06-15
BRADSHAW.

Farmers up with their work.
Mr. Messemore has cotton blooms.
Our sick are improving.
Quite a crowd from here attended
services at Tucker King Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs Frank Busby spent a
lew days with the formers brother
near Crottstown last week.
Messrs @ r kirkland aad Joe Bout
well spent Sunday with Mr. L Busby,
who is confined to his bed.
Mrs Bollie and Miss Candis Shows
spent Sunday with their sister, Mrs
Alta Busby.
Mr. and Mrs Willie HAYNES and
family and Misses Leona and Ruthy
Kirkland visited Mrs Lila Fannin on
on SUNDAY, who has been seriously
Mrs Idell Rnsby has returned home,
AFTER weeks stay with ber sister,
Mrs L Busbs, who has been sick.
messrs Amos Jordan and C r Kirk
ldno are preparing 70 thresh oats.
There will be an old folks sing at
Bradsnay's school house the FIRST Sun
uaY In July. Every ybody invited to
come and bring their books and a we'll
filled basket.
The Jones County news., 1916-06-15
SANDERSvTLLsE.

Rev g Il Bass, of Ellisyille, fillet
lshis regular appointment here Sun
EdaY.
/ Misses Maude and Mendie Keeten,
,0f Laurel, were the charming guests
I0f Mrs Ill s Smith.
Mrs L. S McIllwain was called to
hhe bedside of her sister, Mrs Fannie
Melllwatn, of Beaumont.
Miss Frances Pool returned to her
home in Hattiesburg Monday night,
after few days visit to relatives.
Mrs w @ Ramsey was. shopping in
Laurel Friday.
Messrs Bob Williamson and Law
renee, of laurel, attended the lawn
party here Saturday night.
Misses Ruby Clayton and Birdie
Bell Cook, of Laurel, are visiting
Mrs ID r Sanders.
Mrs I A Henry, of Red Fork, Okla,
Is visiting her mother, Mrs ] d
Powell.
Mr. Steers, of Picayune, was the
g1est of Miss Jewel Bosthek Sunday.
Miss Mamie Parker,. with Misses
Bseene Parker and Katherene Craft,
motered to Laurel Monday.