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The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1916-03-09

T. Melvin Lee spent Sunday in Bis
marck, where he went to see Ex-Gov>
ernor White, who is in the Bismarck
hospital. He says Mr.. White is not
yet in condition to have the X.ray
examination. He is in a serious con-
dition but great hopes are entertained
for his recovery.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1916-03-09

Rev. and Mrs. L. S. Eberly Joined
the rapidly growing list of those who
celebrated Baby Week" in the true
manner Sunday morning when a baby
daughter arrived at their home.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1916-03-09
Report Turkey Seeks
Separate Settlement

London, March 4, (Saturday).-The
morning newspapers feature dispatch.
es from Athens which say that agita.
tion in Constantinople in favor of
peace is becoming so pronounced that
it would surprise no one if Turkey
suddenly capitulated to the entente
allies. It is said that Rachmi Bey,
governor of Vilayet Of Smyrna, is try
ing to arrange separate terms with the
entente.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1916-03-09

Mr.. and Mrs. Hans Skonnord, Of
Grand Prairie, are "Baby Week" en-
thusiasts, since the arrival of daugh-
ter Sunday morning. They are at the
home Of Mrs. Skonnord's parents, Mr..
and Mrs. John Mckay.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1916-03-09
Pc: Q: Elects G! Officers

The P. E. o. held meeting Monday
afternoon at the home of Mrs. Van
Houten and the following officers were
elected: Mrs. G. w. Hanna, presi-
dent; Mrs. Anna Sternberg, vice presi-
dent; Mrs. Harvey Pray, recording
secretary; Mrs. Lorne Ritchie, trea-
surer.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1916-03-09

London, March 3.-Around the viii
lage Of Douaumont, which is in the
hands of the Germans, is raging a
battle Of great intensity. Having cap
tured the village and extended thei1
lines west and south, the Germans
were forced to give ground before
vicious attacks of the French who re-
gained part of the terrain they had
lost.
The fighting here is proceeding un
abated. From the region of Malan
court, west of the Meuse, to the
Woevre region east of Verdun, the
bombardments are Of a violent nature
the Germans endeavoring to force
their way closer to the fortress OF
Verdun and the French tenaciously
striving to hold them back. Several
assembling points of the Germans
have been vigorously shelled by the
French, especially in the vicinity OF
Beaumont.
The Germans admit that in the re-
gion of Ypres the British recaptured
positions the Germans took from them
Feb. IA, but say the British were i'm
mediately driven out of most of them
The British, however, declared they
have consolidated these positions.
An official statement from the
Turkish army headquarters says the
east and the west coast districts OF
Alden have come under Ottoman rule
as a result of the submission of the
tribesmen.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1916-03-09

II. E. McCready returned Saturday
from a weeks buying trip at Cassel-
ton, Rogers and Tower City.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-01
DAMAGE BY FIRE
IN MAY IS $685.;
S13S,12o IN 1915
Least Loss Since October,
1914; Distribution and
Nature OF Alarms. ,

fire l0.s during NAV was 'Sss. ac-
,odInR 10 report made Thursday to
tho ,l'y commissioners hy chief Brooks
M the fire department Thirty-sI alarms
N..r answered
0. Nls. 1915. the same number ot
alarms vas turned in and the fire loss
veil. f'sl2o
Of tho thrty-sy alarms answered
during INC past month twenty four were
regular and twelve "sun" Six were
turned IN over the Gamewell system and
thirty hy telephone.
OrI. seventeen N the thirty-sevcn
were caused by r-r blhzcs one was
htIsr. two we're dump ground fires. ono
Wua lIyo wire three we're smoulderinx
'Hsh nroF three were burning fues.
three were blazing awnings. one was an
or'rhratcd furnace one was burning
auto. on, q motorcycle. one was due to
faulty wiring 'po were transformers on
poles and one was for the cutting off
~ winter
1h. largest loss due to one fire was
i2jU when barn In the rear OF rs West
Fourth street burned May 10. The total
l0-s for tho month was si9i on buildings
nnd sos on contents. 1896 altogether.
This a tne lowest reported since Oc-
+ tohsr. '4'i
/ During Tho same period In 1915 tho
ufl'Hf single Iu-s Was SOS 600 when the
s,mp',s elevator burned May a.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-01
PoTEN1ATE uReEs
SmRIuERS TO Make
RESERVATION QUICK

ro,cn,sic Guy v Mcclure NJ india
Temple has issued the following official
notice tn members Of tho shrine
That India Temple 'all.uceI train.
consisting of alsndaid rullmans ohscr-
WALTON ,ar. dining c,r. composite car and
h,gspsc ear viii leave oklahoma Dul
at $40 m rriday Iuh Z. ON the
Grand rugumasc to The Imperial cuuu.
900 meeting In tho oasis ~ Buffalo
we viii arrive IN chicago Mt N u
t m. Sniu'da, July a. at which point
We viii D., met D. committee from
Medina Temple Nhn will Welcome M
g. that great rli, and show W. through
tho greatest shrine temple In the world
We viii frmnin IN rhiJaEn until I a. M
luN 70. riy,ng EVERYONE IN nppotunii,
10 iakr In Ne ughls both hy dn, aud
D, nigh
We viii arrive ir that great sc, ri
Detroit sunday mofnlns iull %. ~ Z ln
O'Clock We Win Ipwan ihrfr until
1850 B m. JUS in. ana arrive IN Rut.
Nlo 81 "a m MoudsN Iuh IN
'nmIng ,af Will be- operated from OK.
ishoms ri,, to thi,agr Mcsls win No
served ~ Ia carte The entire train
viii ho surrendered immediately upon at.
rival Vt nufisls
The indications az 'hs, We viii have
tho iatrcs, number ~ reservations nv
this ,fin that We have ever had on
space 10 lumljcd ~ " 'uu are golrg a,
not hesitate tut make tnur fcset,p.
l lions while tho making is good
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-01
Prosperity To Go
On After Close of
War, Says McAdoo

RALEIGH, y g, June Present pros.
reriiy of the United state. wil continue
after the end " the European war sec
te,ary McAdoo declared In an address
Wednesday nisht before the chamber ~
commerce here lIe yhsrssd that pet.
sons who feared that cessation ot war
orders Will cause business depression
either arc influenced h, partisan prcps
sauda or are ignorant NJ the prospect.
tor peace orders
The serteiat, expressed the opinion
that the proposed decentralization anti.
dumping tariff lesisauun IL no, -.
ssniisl hut cnl, precautionary. lie ursed
enactment ~ the ship purchase bill "a
make rosslhle an extension ~ the trade
with central and South Amorira and .s
serted that the republican blockade ~ 4
similar measure In 1914 would prove 'une
~ tho monumental and ineSplicabg
hluudrrs ~ tn times
Never IN American hisluf, have con.
diiuns been sn favorable to American
business and American industry" said
NJ McAduu We have M, alone tho
fur dinner vail but the Uvcrilosine din.
nst rsil
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-01
nav voRk.

Nrw YORK. june The cotton
market opened nr B decline nf to I
points lu response iu relatively snsN
cables. Hut th, tone was steady and
prices quickly rallied un covering for
over tn. government roport and sofu"
scattered huvng which seemed 10 be- in.
.rired hy the favorable weather and
Dfpp 6dtiooS 10 bring oui heavier offer.
ings July sold up from I, iHc 10 u 1nr
FhhuiN afigr the call Whil" October
advanced from /. Sc 10 2sSc. Hnd ~"
oomh"r from ~ ~, to L. 21c. o. about
points above "Wednesday nights clos
ing figure Gables reported qutet nnr-
ket IN Liverpool with the trade waiting
fof the government condition report
Tn" government report making IN"
condition 10 percent compared With ~
percent last Nelr and l tcn-y.tr average
~ 71k proved decidedly more bullsH
than expected and was followed bN a.
sharp Hurry of covering and fresh buy
ing for long account within the first
fifteen minutes after ilH publication
Iuh contracts sold up 10 o. soc. Or, tu
o. l5r and Dec to 1910. of n 70 "
points net higher. hut this advance met
B good deal NJ realizing and prices broke
back 10 Wednesday nights closing rr.
utcs shortly after midday With SELLERS
claiming thnt the low initial condition
was offset by present favorable weather
conditions
The market was quiet during thp early
afternoon hut tho tone vHS unsettled
and prices weakened shortlN after +.
o'clock under renewed liquidation which
m,y po-sibl, have been promoted hy "a
l'sy favorable NirN N the Mexican stu
siinn October broke to T. 5lc and ne
ccmbet 10 - 9oc or about flv" 10 eight
points net lower
spot cotton quiet; mdilng uplands.
Z? 7nc; no snlrs
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-01
SOLDIERS TRANSPORTED
RAPIDLY ON TRUCKS

SAN ANTONIO T~ms. June I The
test of bis motor trucks tnf transporja
on " soldiers wrdn,sda, is regarded
hy army Officers ns significant indi.
,1tiun NJ What can b. done iu tho tnpii
transportation of infantry itoops The
Thlrticih infantry, comprising Ssn men.
Wns rNttivd sixteen milrs aud tho suI.
diets loaded. unlnsdrd and dcpIo,od M
u little over two hours The treatment
was loaded on twenty seven three ton
trucks Ut their camp In exactly one min.
ute
This WAS tho first IN this rounif, thn'
tho experiment, was tried General Funs.
tom aud othcr officers have been seeking
. method fnr the rapid MOVING NJ IN
ianlty sni believe that foot snldirfs
CON hc used where cavalry is lacking
with the same c,prdirncN gained from
mounted men, provided roads pto hit.
u rhssnblc and plenty of truSts avail.
able
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-01
Offer to Ship Grain From Ok
Iahoma Has BeariSh e.
feet on Market.
Chicago Gram ana Provision,

CHICAGO June Announcement
that Oklahoma Vss oN.fIrg O." chip new .
~ harvested wheat within fortnight
had bcsfish effect ou th, market
1hurdt1 II Vas s3.I cutting bad Hl.
ready heEur u 'h' southern psr' nj
OH homh The opening which ftnge1
from the srr, pr N,ir.'iAN fri-h ~
q, 80 higher With iuit ~ 81 N-. go
81 O1', and September ~ 81 n' 10 81 Goa.
was followed ht slight further harden
ing ana then 10 decided tbg
After opening unchanged ~ sr higher
corn prices scored moderate giins hui
soon dipped below Yesterdays finish
oats proved relatively finn
Provisions averaged lower
Absence ~ any important export tll
lrd subsequently 10 greater weakness IN
wheat Tho close wHs heavy tauIN IN
-. net lower With lIN ~ 1868 Nul 0.-
nud September st iius-
slnwn'" u' cash demand operated ~
% ,h'.k 900 tut hulu'h reaction boo ...u
Tn" lose N1. NcNk nt hslf tu tsUN nr'
decline
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-01
MILLION MADE BY
FRAUD, HE SWEARS
Witness in Western Land Case
Says Company Had Neither
Office Nor Assets.

san FRANCISCO iunr I John "
Logan. star witness fpr m" government
IN the ifrl witch vNH continued Thur.
d'y NJ 80 men charged with misuse "
The mtIH Boo connection with tHNfnruis
and Oregon land frauds. h,ii the jury m
'h' United states district court spell.
hound when he explained how h. aud o.
score NJ fellow conapirRiors had col
l"ri'i nearly 81 ooo ooo from men Hnd
women In all parts NJ the United states
After ewying ei,,een months In y fcd
etrl psdit-ntiay for his share In the
conspiracy Logan made full confes.
SION and was given pardon to permit
him to toS,lfy against the ptoScn, de-
PENDANTS
Tho oregon Development company.
through which tho consrirstors did mos,
OF their work. was described hy Logan
1s having neither office nor assets
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-01
PRESIDENCY WON
BY MRS. CoWLES
Several Women Elected for
Protest on Vote for AiiIli.
alton With Council.

NEW Yptk June Mrs Iosish
Evans CoVlrs " los Angeles. cal. hps
hecn elected president of the Vencfl
Federation " WumDne clubs by large
majority defeating Mta Samuel
srssh W tiWn ohio
Tho vote tatrn "Wednesday srt Nr
nounrsd rhufsd', showed that Nft
voviss received i.3ii ballots against 1i
fct Nfs Snta,h
Mr. Tom iiupc ~ uki,hrma CIV was
elected director
ny tWp. p.thitis wsinfiit the tedrfa.
ton voted ~ ,ffinBtr With the NBilnn
nj Council NJ Women. Vh.yh ir turn is
a msmhsr NJ tho international Council
NJ Women Se,s'sl women urfr elected
from the m.riins because ~ their ptr
tests when d,nisd vote on this auss
tion
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-01
WHOLE G. 0. p. COMMITTEE
WILL DECIDE CONTESTS

COLISEUM. CiiiCAuu. iunc AN
,he contests covcrine dcleesticns 10 the
republican nn,icnsl convention. Witch
opens Wednesday. viii b, heard Nv tho
fnl national committee This Nas de-.
rIird Thufsda, Al The initial session "
the committee
IN the uase uf TennrHscc Which
elected aDuhic Tho number " DELEGATES
=, iafgr provided Tor In the rail. n vss
decided Nv seat the four delegates ~
large who received tho highest number
W votes
The tass NJ Virginia vhiti elected
twice tHr uflinst, numNrf " drl-ra,cs.
was fufrtfsd tu tho dyirratiun itself ~
iu WhD should he seated
Senators smun' and Warren vcfr ap-
i-rinied a snt u'rmltiee ~ dfaw up fcs-
nlu,iuns ~ ro,rfn ihv Texas delegation
whcf, under The staip Law. tVn dviu.
Iatcs from each district were elected
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-01
LIVERPOOL.

LIVERPOOL. Juno Cotton. spo,
weak good mldi'lnE Ss1d middling
Nijd low middlInE \ s,d Sale. TO- mo,
for speculation and export. ono Ro.
ceipis. la5oo bales Futures steady
June Nlatd lune-luly. sit,d iuly,
August Nlnisd August September
NNN'sd September Oi0hrr. ta.yh
october November tsid November
December. Z IN December larusf,
ijd January February. ftsi,d Fchru.
Nv March, j1lHd March. Npfil. iotsd
ArLIl. NAV SOD NAV lnnr- ihil,h
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-01
COTTON FAVORED BY
WEATHER OF WEEK

wAsiiiNgruN. tune -pm.nr thc
week ending russia,. tHr national
weather and yfup bulletin issued Thurs.
day. SAYS the weather va decided, IN.
,ofahle inf ru,tun The tains NJ M, ne.
rrdin1 vret followed ty ynnsidstab,
tlshsf Temperatures. rsus~i iapld ds
velownrn, Plants atr backward hut are
imprutinsi steadily cultivation has hsyr
DELAYED In some ria es and fields are
srmevha, erafs, hui rhuppIng is gp.
lnr on IN the southern paft " The cr,
Ton refiun JHfn IN neatly ail PARTS cf
the country showed an Improvement
Harvesting N uats is IN pfurress In
ihs southern iaifs Potatoes are bfing
harvested n rtsy'i ally an southern
sistrt. bat somewhat later than aver.
asc
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-01
CHICAGO

CHICAGO. June HOGS rocopr
5000. firm Hulk. N61up75. light
f'N.q q11n. mixed i'r.1"7.. hon'F
it.au1ku. rough ~ 25H' IN. pigt fiU'
ussp CATTLE Receipt. 5000 steady
NltiN' beet cattle. t2tullut. western
fl''# Nt,H1t5, Uo,k'fs. 3oOUa On
..Nf ana h',f'rs. 81 lt0p so. oalv,'. s, %.
uli2, SHEEP Receipts 1000 srrong
N''h'r. A.noBSgi, lambs. GA0uHl0C C
.uirr. g. uuilG
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-01
KANSAS CRY eAss GRAIN

KANSAS CITY. june I WHEAT No
hard. iul us. NO rcd iIul Ne
corn 80 mIN'i. s5r,4, so Z.
white. $50 OATS No white. su
II,. No mi,ed. IsNFpt,r
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-01
ministers ELECT
HEAD TOMORROW

officer, Of The Oklahoma CITY Minis
ieritl Alliance Tor the coming year will
b. elected tomorrow afternoon at tho
ofFnuizstions annual picnic II will bs
held tt Belle lsle park from 20 10 30
O'Clock only ministers. thr'r wives and
families will attend
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-01
40 Young Women
Join Army Camp for
Military Training

NEW YORK. June Two score
'oung women. daughters Of weli.to-do
Sew York fruiiiNs lru Thursday tn
Toxic three weeks course ~ military
training ~ = camp a. Erskine. N. J.
The, viii undergo the same Instructions
.u modf'd form that their fathers and
brothers win receive NJ Plsttsburg The
work viii be dire ted hy former army
officer. Jcu T. u Sto"vcr
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-01
COTTON SEQ OF.

NEW NOVK. juno The cotton seed
OH market closed firm Spot ~ Hiuii "a
iul, ioHfdiOptr NuguH ina1dlN ssr
September iuNahlpat. October iosiI
inasy November y sous 1i, urUrm.
Der aisuoisc. January plSlg zoe
sales ip 700 barrels
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-01
ST LOUIS CASH GRAIN

ST Louis June WHEAT SO
red 81 otuloS 80 hard MONT.
nal NultN so 11R,. Nu white.
7o'sc OATS So g. l'1,. No 2 white.
nominal
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-01
CITY REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
FOR SAL f

Bcauuml modern 7room housc olpr
NJ incumhrnucc. ON W 2nd wlll trnle
for . or ln.ucic tract near ciiy, prefer
northeast or northVoW
4 bargain Ia 1900 block on w ith.
modern home must sell
Elegant Groom house IN 22nd street
basement furnace. garage servant +
house modern ~ O00 VIII handle, bal
Rnce same ~ rent
Brnuilfu N.room modern house. s8r.
ago fof machines, price firht 'nI
block T. ION -
E Room modern house lo' t0rllD.
servants house barn. tHr'gc, chicken
house 700 hlock T. 9Th 81
GOOD little hnkrrN, muklus money
rood live toWr
Good bottom farm uf 100 ncrcs . miles
from Edmond okla IS ncrcf IN alfalfa
IN acres IN wheat ~ acres In oats or
chard, 7.room house STONE arch cave
grnncry for 1000 bu.hels ~ gtnln con
crete cattle lhed rrcU $4,000 Loan o.
S. 500. B percent
5-Acrr trrD u Finley Highland liom,
addition ni "a bargain
PIONEER SALES COMPANY
Phone Maple l,1'
al2 y nrondwa,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-01
NORWEGIAN STEAMSHIP
SUNK IN MEDITERRANEAN

LONDON Jun" Tho Norwegian
steamship Rauma. 3niN tons gross.
owned In BERGEN vas sunk IN the Medi-
'"ran"an Tu'sd,y The crew was
picked up and taken To Roma. Algeria.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-01
enIeAao cAsa oaAln

CHICAGO. June WHEAT No
rod. iio1 No hard u ofL, li ~
cons No yellow. saNgio,c OATS
STANDARD. ioUto,y HARLEY. 500 i,r
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-01
DAYLIGHT SAVING PLAN
IS ADOPTED IN ROME

ROME. June Tho daylight saving
scheme has been adopted IN Rome. An
official decree orders that the clock bs
ri,enccd one hour beginning at midnight
saturday
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-01

ST LOlIE. June pOrLTrY
Chickens. l'g. fp,Ings 2in32r tur.
KEYS l3Ugic, ducks. l., .r's'. A..
BITTER rfoamoff csisV-f. liGa
80.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-01
LEAD ANp seeLrIa.

NFW YORK. juno LEAD Iu
q Nci spelt,r weak spot East - Louis
delivery J.; asked ~ London. lead f1l
Toe. tpc'tcf f,l
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-01

ltErNEsENTNrlNE SALES
tous
SO ~ w. Nu W ~ No W. ~
= ilY So ius HW cots rs eeu 90 1O
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-01
COMMITTEE WORKING ON
REVENUE LEGISLATION

WASHINGTON. June WORK nn gen.
eral revenue legislation was taken no
~ earnest Wednesday by the house way,
and mcans committee democrats Hcpre
sentative Hun ot Tennessee. au,hnf n
the inrome ia, Law submitted drafts NJ
three hill fof the commit,sys cnnsid.
GRAFTON One would increase the tnr IA,
OF the Income tas Law ~ ss tn raise AZ.
rrnslma,cly one hundred milllnn dollar.
additional. another Il designed ~ tai.s
ahout iiiN million dollars by means ri
"a ,n on inhttitanccs; AMI the third
proposes tan on munii'su- plaut.
through which some forty million dol
lars would he raised No ,unrmsinnl
we're reached Wednrsda,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-01

HOGS SLOW bur hard work hy tho
selling elias, was productive NJ p nickel
uiytnc' In ihs local hog division TODAY
Compared with Wcdn"sds,. tho run "
nun head wa considered light supply
Tup was t9iS and bulk went 50 20 to
4tN
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-01

tui, SNiI OK IlNI
No iii " etil q large fuum. mod.
sfn. q hIl iuif. south front. v.i,r f..
m easy terms. NJ VII t'ui for g. so peI
month
GARDINER a uOTnTrkUn
Walnut i'k
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-01

Nina l. nuiNea, who is In thIs country
sret dning strenuous work iuf tive ~
uEvcs nnd soldiers IN Ffnn.r AMI vel
rium. came hums Tor the purpose W te-
vislns tho rtccis NJ the new book Which
che has just written.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-01

Must hc sold In next - days Make
an offer un full lots juNliO. cor.
ncr on alley NEXT to building ~ given
Shove facing ou ilh street. oklahoma
city. small siorr ropms IN lui. G1N
American Natl Bank Bldg Phone
1854 J ~ Grcrn
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-01
REAL ESTATE WANTED.

w NNWeVnd N"' v'SSss Se"0"" IInrs
s>~~>~~~~~~~~~-~>~~s~
WANTED seven or sirm room modern
house; will pay MI cash, ln,ation muu
be good northwest ~ northeast call
Wal aN
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-01
COTTON BULGE
FAILS TO HOLD
Market Rises on Condition Re.
port, But Quickly Falls
Again.
New YoeK COTTON fUrURts

>Gw York. juno i cotton futures
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-01

soo American on E, N a.
900 brovn. y n wal iiit
'e,.s nucs, T.. l. Wal iieo.
500 Jscoh,. Dt 8 Phone W iai.
ts,.is johnson ins 80 NJ iosi
30, ioyc.. ~ W Wal tos
,es Kerr, A W wal isf,
'ei McctarNen. q ~ Wal iioi
,ss Slrhcis q Chsndlet Wal 1sis
sii hsn-su q puvnlns " iet
tii nohrfis ifcs Wal isfs
'cs wllssf.cr Joe Wei ia,
zoe ylol. Whit. Lime 90 W. is,,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-01

II.rHE,ENTNfIVr


"" Ni ~ So W pr 50 ~ r.
l..n s. ln D.. N' 5000 1H.. IS NNN
f.. HNs SO d. SO 50
Native tsfsu
$50 W - So W - 30 W r.
I 6lu g. M a1u $500
Nativ. Cows
so W ~ 40 W r. 80. w Pr
faqu g. On qcH i-7s laHu 9. ri
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GOOD i.foom bungalow. MOI, north
west. good location. rri'r ~ 500.
toms " ~. Groves with Howard
Graves 4 Go. u.s. y Broadway
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-06-26

If Edward Everett Hale were living now
he might change his story to "The Man
Without Two Countries"
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-06-26
KEEPING HEALTHY IN THE OPEN.

Camping time is here. But every fisher
man, hunter or lover of nature who turns
to camp life should constitute himself a
health officer for his own protection and
comfort
There are certain niceties of camp life
which an experienced woodsman does not
neglect, but the city-bred amateur who is
used to daily garbage collection and open
plumbing seems apt to lack sufficient in
genuity to properly improve means to make
up for the lack of these essentials.
Cooking and eating out of doors is an
attraction if the process is not accompanied
by swarn1s of flies, and these are sure to
appear if the wastes are not properly dis
posed Of
Be sure that heavy rains will wash refuse
into the streams. Burn or dig pit for it.
Cover all the waste which goes into it with
a sprinkling of chlorinated lime and then
with light covering of earth. This will
insure freedom from fly breeding and
noisome odors in the hot weather.
If mosquitoes abound, for the sake of
comfort and as a protection against the
possibility of malaria1 infection, screens or
netting should be used if conditions permit
and II not some anti-mosuito wash should
be used, such as oil of citronella. If bitten
a mixture of one part of aqua-ammonia and
three parts of spirits of camphor will de-
stroy the poison.