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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-12-20

The following instructions have
been drawn up by the legal advisory
board for Dubuque County. Most Of
the hints will be useful to registrants
in any county Of the state or any
state. Men subject to the draft and
their near relatives are urged to read
the instructions carefully and to com
ply with them promptly.
~ A "registrant" Is any person who
has registered under the Draft Law,
and to whom a QUESTIONABLE has been
mailed by a local exemption board.
- A QUESTIONABLE will be mailed
to every registrant. No person, how
ever. Is excused from filing his ques-
tionaire with the local board on the
ground that he has not received it
through the mail. 1t is every persons
duty to keep in close touch with his
local board. and find out II a question
aire has been mailed to him or not. IL
it has and he has not received 1t, he
must go to his local board at once and
get a duplicate.
81 Every registrant must have his
QUESTIONABLE filled out and filed with
his local board within seven CD days
from the date upon which it Is mailed
to him. 1t is important to note that
1t Is seven ca days from the mailing
Of the QUESTIONABLE to him and not
seven ca days from the time he re-
ceives 1t. Nothing will excuse the
filing Of the questionable with the local
board on time.
~ If a registrant fails to return
his questionable to his local board
within the time stated, he (a) Is guilty
of a misdemeanor and will be pun
ished and (b) he will lose any rights
he may have to claim deferred CLASH
tication.
81 DO not try to fill out the ques-
tionaire yourself. There has been APP
pointed a legal advisory board, con-
sisting Of all the lawyers in the county,
whose duty II will be to help re~gistrants
to I'LL out the questionable. Every day,
beginning with Monday, Dec. 18th,
from six to ten lawyers will meet in
the north court room, second floor at
the court house, and they will he in
session from nine o'clock In the morn
ing until ten o'clock at night. Go
there and they will help you I'LL out
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-12-20
1ru6bfDogtbum.
Ans Der Damptfaht.

l1nfaa.-@or benz ,Sotsl 8eiisI<
GleIIe belt AM %. Sftobcr Roreens
Elm 2anbpirtb aus Ssie nit elmer
Snbre a~artoffelu. Ils I'M ielbcn
ausenblide Elm 3us Der Gin5inalbabn
2uycmburg : GGternah porbeifuhr,
purben Die Yferoc unrubis. Die
Solse mar. baB bas @efdbrt bonn
3~tpeiten Basen bes Suses erfaBt uub
3ertriimmert nurbe. Die Yferbe ipurs
Den Ieitt perleet.
gSilbelm : 9%usernburs : 8abn. -
Yerional sNaGrid)teu: Grnannt ipurs
ben: Gum 9abniteiss Shafiuer: gahns
~6ofstpdrter 8ouer in lllflin9en; gun,
Sahnbofspdrter: Silfs : 8abniudrter
Yeifier in 2%urenlburs. 0eriest ipurs
ben: 8ausierreiiter Simou o 8leins
bettingen nnh 9ugembure unb Die
Weiteniteaer Bauer bon Siefirf mad,
Wamer, Sermes bon 3rouffelt mad
aIerf, gernar bon Rilipertpils mad,
0rauffelt. Sbier bon %9uremburg mad
B~aiierbiQie.
Reifepriifuns. = SoIgenbe Srin,as
ner baben nattrdelih Die Heifes
priifuns am bicIigcn 8pmnaiism be-
itanbcn: 8pbert Grenbt aus 9urems
burg. Rihel goiferpin8 aus 9uremz
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-12-20
Important Instructions to Draft Registrars.

your QUESTIONABLE. There will be alb
solutely no charge made for their serv-
ices.
g. You must read yer your ques-
tionaire carefully before you bring 1t
to the court house to be filed out. Your
attention is called to the different
series upon which deferred classiflca-
ton may be made. AS every man must
fall within some class, whether he
claims deferred classification or not,
he should know before he goes to the
court house in a general way in what
class he falls. II deferred classified
ton Is claimed because Of a dependent
wife or child, widowed mother or
aged or infirm parents. you should read
over all of the questions under Series
X called dependency. Read the
questions and put your answers on a
separate piece of paper and bring this
piece Of paper containing the answers,
together with your questionable. to
the court house with you. In this
way delays will be avoided. This same
rule applies to men who will claim
deferred classification because they
are engaged in agriculture or in an in,
dustrial occupation.
y Bring to the court house with
you all persons over sixteen years OF
age whom you claim to be dependent
upon you for support. If you have ar
agricultural or industrial claim. bring
with you two supporting witnesses a:
required by the statements made in the
QUESTIONABLE. If you are a student OF
divinity bring with you the president
Of the college which you are attending
81 When your questionable is filled
out put 1t in the envelope which is Ell
closed in the envelope In which the
QUESTIONABLE Is mailed to you and mai
1t to the local board at once. This en-
velope Is already addressed to the loca
board, and you need not place n STAMP
upon II. If you want to submit addi
tional afidayits to prove your claim
they must also be mailed at the tim,
you mail your questionable to the loca
board.
81 Remember every registrar
must fill mi a questionable, and |
makes no difference whether you ar,
: claiming deferred classification or not
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-12-20

Srau @. N. 2oiprcn unb Nifolas ilno
Sobn Maierus. Sic Scerbi9ung iano
bon Der ct. Soiepb'ssairde aus, anf
Dem fatboliiten 9irdbof itutt. Bon
Mustpdrts famen. nm Der 8ccroi9ung
b%ei3uipobnen, Serr uno Srau Yeter
Nen bon Mfron uno Serr unb Trau
Maicrus bon Spens. Ser SerItora
bene mSsc ruben in Srieoenl Infer
@eileibl-G. N. 8.
SaitinsS, Wlinn.-Ser 45iabrise
Rolineer lit purh eincu Yfereebnfs
Ihlag 70 ihper pertpunoct iporeen.
bah CT cine Stunbe ipdtcr itarb.
Wsiltuautce, Wis.-Sier 1T poriae
8ode Sran Gatb, @iiler. Satin
BON Nihael Willer I'M sitter o 20
Sabrcu gcitorbcn. Die 10 porSeitia
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. mar cine 5odter
bon Nerrn unb Srau Sronf Sbia bon
aneQSpiae unb mar in Sopn Sort
@oibingtun 8eborcn. NGBcr ibrcm
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-12-20

Stefirh d, "a. Sitober. = Sas
bieiise SoliSeiserift bat. eincn traus
riecn 8etprb eeitlasen. gs u~erbdnste
ndmlih an einent Gage guben im 8es
iammt gctraee bon 10000 Sr. iiber
2~anbspirtbc, bie BON ibrer Safer<
erntc bes Sabres 1918 niht eas por@
eeid)riebene Sflihtauantum an Den
Staat ab9eliefert batten.
d, 10. Sftober.-9er
i'm Ionat Suli bs. 50. 9eifcrbene Or.
Seinrih 9pnoeIineer. gisentbiimer
Der einen SdIfte Der bteiigen Seneoit>
timer sabtci bate burf Seitament ben
bpdfp. Serrn Abt bon Rarias2 dad)
gum llniperlal sgrbeu ieines ean5en
B~eiistbumes einseiest. Die Camille
oes Gcritorbenen sriif bas Seitament
an nit Der Seeriineuns. Der abt iei
nur cine unterihpbene Herion. Gin
gerIud. bic Suhe burf siitliden Ser
9lcih ab5uidliebeu. mibIaug anseiidts
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-12-20

Chicago, Sa.-Yeter Sbome, Der
lansi6brise Sinan3iefretdr Der Sefs
tion SO. 8, tpirb am II. DECEMBER
in ben Sicnit Der Der. Staaten Gins
treten; pesbalb bat er BET Der Be-
amtenipabl in Der eenannten Seftion
cine @iebertpabl abeclebnt. Scin
Iahfolaer Srco 8iIlon, 5000 Hortb
Oaflep Gpe. ipobnbait. lit iofort in
icin gmt setreten. - gmil Shaul
aus Soutb gpanston. lpelder ieit
Ginger Seit unipobl lit. bot nuf gms
pfebluns ieiues Ir3tcs bas Mima ses
dnbcrt unb tpeilt our Seit I'M Sorting
Sotel in Yboenir, Gri5ona. - Sos.
@Ieien. tpelfer mebrere Wofen I'M
Alerianer griibers Soipital in dr5ts
li6er 9ebanoluna mar. bat bas
&ranfenbaus perlaiien uno sebt in
ieiner 8obuuns, $50 Tortb Nobcp
Str, Der 8eneiung entSegen. = Gm
pori9cn Sonntae par ainbtaufe eines
3ipiQings> Yaarcs bel Nid Seitreiher,
1920 FULLERTON Inc. Serr nnb Srai
Sdmuel Suit, Sri. Warie Suit uno
aarl @appel funaierten ala Sauf'
patben. = Sm fat polenneten IS.
Nltersiabre lit Srau Gertrude Regs
nicr. seb. Senien. cine aIte. seadtete
8iiraerin Der Weltieite, eeitorben.
Sic Icritorbene rube in Sriebenl
8eileibl = Srau 8ittiue Sacaues
Ippria, seb. Raria arnid aus Ries
b%eraupen, 2%ugemburs. ipeilt bel ibren
Ieripanbten. Der Samilie Better aief,
fer. in Rineral Yoint. 8is.. aui
geiud.-.Sng. St9."
Rew 1rier, Winn.-Ser ct. Nifos
lalls llnteritiisungs sGerein bon Reir
Sricr belt ieiue 8eamtentpabl. bel
pelher folsenbe @eamten eripdblt
lpurben: Yr1iibent. 9arl 2orens
@icc sYrdiioent. Mbam Shdffer;
SefretGr. Yincent 9euber; Sdass
meiiter, Widael CERES; WaridaI.
Setter S6ipeif; Sabnentrdser. 90
bann Ions; Der. Staaten Sabnens
trdser. Safob Heinaroi; Sinan5s
8omite. Midael Neinarbi; Vers
paltunssratb, aarl Sei,ber uno Waid,
@obert:: Ser 8erein '5d6lt hi 70
Ritalieber uno es nurbcn stpei neus
Ritglieber in ben @erein aufs
genommen.
Niles Center, Sa.-&m o. 9e3ems
Der itarb i'm ct. Sroncis Soipital in
@panston nad elmer breiipodiger
aranfbcit. poblporbercitet, i'm alter
BON SO Sabreu Serr Matbias @cber,
Ser geritorbene lpurbe 81 @aisbura,
We9ierun9sbe5irt Srier. geboren nnS
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-12-20

De Merten wor e schlechte Jong,
Huot wou en- nemme kont, gestuol;
Dat huot en- net aus sech gedo'n,
Dohem wor him dat ubefuol.
Am Noper sengem Eppelgart
Huot hien emol em Halefnuot
Z SAX, mat Eppel deck gefellt,
Mat Meh op d'Scheller sech geluot.
Lanscht d'Gardemauer wor sci we,
De Mond wor grad UNI Ennergo'n-
An HE geseit, we niewent him
f schwarze Mann e SAX gedro'n.
Foil Angscht fenkt hien re lafen un,
De Schwargen och am gleiche Schreck ;
W. as him do de Schwesz getrollt!
we Iertze woren d'Drepsen deck.
ct VOL sci Schied, wat hie gesin.-
Well hien Q schlecht Gewessen hat,
Huot hien sech an de kapp gesat
Et wier e schreckelech Gespenst,
Dat mat him go'n a lafe gef,
A fluppdech hst de SAX erof
An men op mem, den Eppelder.
De Schwarzen huot zu gleicher Ieit
We hien de SAX erof g~eschmass.
ID Merten as a grousZer Angscht
Ne schnell gelaf op d'Hemecht lass.
Den Noper huot den anern Dag
De SAX mat sengen Eppel font;
Dem Merten sengem Papp sein Nuom
I'm SAX HE leicht ferrode kont.
Nomettes as e Gendarm kom
An huot de Merten fortgeholt;
Du musst en- an de Prisong go'n,
Ze basze FIR seng Dewesscholt.
Sci Papp, de kr0t a Reprimang,
Well hien de Merten schlecht gezilt;
81 hu fersprach, dass fun do un
De Merten secher neischt me silt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-12-20

tr~auernoen @attcu unb 5tpei aineern
binterIdbt lie hire Gltern iotpie einen
8rubcr uno lieben Sdipeitern. 9ie
0eritorbene rube in Srieben! Seis
leibl-Y. ". 3.
ct. Glonb, Ylinn.-@ei Der am
ct. Iitolauss Gage bier itattgeiunbes
nen Scier iprad) bod,tp. Yater 9resor.
8. 2. 81. alS 2nyemburser III ieiner
2anbcsiprahc une fano sroben Seis
fau.-H. z.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-12-20
Brief BON 2entnant Gntrinscr.
Camp sberman, Gbiaieotbe, Sbit

Camp Sberman, Gtilieotbe. Ohio,
Sectiou .I".-2ieber Sreunb @ons
ner! Sd babe Oein freunblides
Shrciben erbalten. @ie cine Stimmc
aus benz Grade idieu es mir. % i'd
in ben Ybilippiuen sebort bate, On
icieit nidt mebr AM He6en. Sect
iiub's fat 80 Sabre, bab mir 5uian,s
men IN 2ugembure Die Shulbdnfe abs
rutidten. Sd babe tets perintt in
Serbinbung nit allen meinen Sduls
tameraoen an bleibcn. @rinnerit On
Gid nod zines eetpilIen %2amoureur,
Elm 2otbrinser, Der ipdbreno Den
9ateins uno .8riedii6IS tunoen int
mer auf Der lesten Sanf bodte. Or
lit iest fran5oiiifer Nrtileries 9euts
nant in Der 0egenb bon Nancp. Dor
ettnd feds Wofen babe i6 bon ibm
sebort. lambert beiist cine 9robe
Ylantation in Greentinien. Weber
iii Gin ipoblbabcnber .Saloon Ran"
in Gan Sraucisco. Ser bof)tp. Batter
Sdlrie lit, ipic gu ipeibt, in st. Sens
uings unb CT iibermittelte mir Define
9lbrciic.
aliacnblidlid bin ih Gompanies
aommanbant unb bin iebr beihdftigt.
Sd iperbe ieboh ab unb 3u fleinc
aorreippnben5en fir Die .2urem<
burger @a3ette" einid)iden.
Sh bin nun felt % Sabren in Der
amerifaniiheu Irtilerie unb mad
stpei ipeiteren Sabren - faus niht
cine beutihe Sanberanate mir ben
9~ebensfaben burhreibt = tperoe i'd
aus benz aftiben Sienit auriidtreten.
Sier fon,mt mir Der Srafelipruh bon
Selp6i in ben CHM: vSbis, rebibis
nunauam morieris in armis." Wo
Iioq ih bds 9omma iesen2-alpbsnie
Gntrinser.
ySbis. rebibis, nunaiam morierts
Yin urmis" (0u pirit geben, 5uriids
febrcn, ME in ben 8affen iterben)
go tpoIen iptr bas &omma iesen,
lieber alter Sreune. in Der feiten
Soffnune, bab infer Srafelipruh in
GrfiiGuns eeben ipirb.-Nie. Gunner.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-12-20

Smrfheib, 6. Sttober. -3um
Qebrer an bic anabenidule nah BUR-
iteio purbe 9err Sepber, bis iest
9cbrer gu Rieperierihen. cruannt.
Serr Z. y. Scores, Nbiturient aus
8osoori. crhielt Die Ste0e ais griass
lehrer bon Ytihelah. Mn Die ses
mtildte Shulc uaf 9ipperiheio ipuree
Scrr I. g. 8ocrsen. bis icst Scbrcr
in Semstbal. crnannt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-12-20
Imxemhmrger
Nahrid)tem.
Ans htn Ger. 5taatru.
9nrembnrger In Snfel Sam's
Irmee mnb Warine.

@ir mpdtcn serne i'm Sntez
relic aner 2urembureer in Gmes :
rita, gar3 beionbers nber i'm {
Sntcrclie Der getbeiligten, cine
To o nj 3 9 d DOLL ira NJ
oise Tamensliite Der Sunsen
lugembureer I~bitammin9, Die
iit in Snfcl Sant's Irmee ODER
Rarine befinben, neroffentliden.
Scsbalb bitten mir Die gltern.
8ci6pilter, Iertpanbte ober
Sreunbe FOLDER Solbnten, uns
beren Namen ein5uienoen. Gu6
mDften mir uniere 2eier bitten, :
iins 8ricfe. Die tie bon ben
Sungen aus Den Trainine
Camps ooer bon viomeipbere in
Srancc" erbaltcn. CUR 0ers
offcntlidung our @crfiiguns 81
iteaen.-0i Hebaftion.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-12-20
e Gespenst.

(Speziell fir "d'Gazette' fun
Beckesch klos.)
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-07-06

AT OKMULGEE - Twitchell &
Dickinson are rigging up in the south
etast corner of the northwest Of
33-13-11.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-07-06
Bottle Factory Contract Made.


BRlSTOW. Okla, July 5.-At a
meeting of the commercial club yes
terday afternoon contract was
signed up between the club and the
Bristow Glass company for the loca-
tion of glass bottle manufacturing
concern in this city. The building OF
the plant Is to begin at once and the
promoters claim that they will have
II built and in operation by the first
OF October. The company will he in
corporated for $4,000 and will he
mostly owned by local capital. The
city has leased the company the
ground on which to build and the
Frisco railroad will build trackage to
the plant at once. There will he not
less than 10 workmen start at the
opening of the plant and this will be
increased to $50 before the end OF the
first fiscal year. Bristow silica will
be used In the making of the bottles,
as there has been found an ineXhaust-
ibe supply of good grade OF this
sand. a part of the plant is being
moved here from wichita Falls,
Texas, and will arrive this week.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-07-06

NEW YORK, July 5-Midsummer apathy
and heaviness accompanied the movement OF
todGy's stock market operations, dealing being
more than ordinarily circumscribed.
United States Steel recorded net loss OF
%. points at 126h. Bethlehem Steel Re
public Iron, Midvale and Harvester yielded
or more than points Baldwin Locomotive
and Crucible Steel also reacted sharply from
early advances.
Motors and subsidiaries were the weakest
features, Studebaker at on etme adding Z y
points to its recent steady nfll and Chandler
lQc, the latter, however, making substantial
recovery. Local fractions were depressed
and New York Airbrake being conspicuous
at a loss OF Z points.
Forenoon gains in shippings oils coppers
and tObacc0s were swept away in the las,
hour. Rails were also much impaired at that
period. St Paul common and preferred max
ing new low records for many years at 65 Il
and s0s respectively. New York Central
lost points and other transportations were
ut new low levels for the current movement
Sales amounted TO 625, 900 shares.
Weakness of Paris bills at an extreme de
cline OF az points was the feature of the
exchange market. International bonds were
firm, domestic issues irregular and Liberty
3iss steady at 100 to 100 $50 Total sales
par value, aggregated S2,240,000.
United States coupon and registered 2s
and As lost X per cent on call.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-07-06
COTTON
New York Cotton.

NEW YORK. July 5.-Reports that the
southwestern drouth had been broken caused
another sharp decline in the cotton marke,
at the rcopening today. 1t looked s<thc
q good many selling orders had sccumulat cd
over the holiday, and October contracts sold
off to 24,20c, making a decline OF $50 points
from the high record OF last week. After this
first wave OF selling had been absorbed, o.
ferngs were light, however. and October
rallied to "a SOC, closing at 24.53c whit the
general list closing steady at a net loss Of 80
to 4s points. The market opened easy at a
decline OF 4S to 90 points with July selling
at 2475c. December at 2420c and January
at % 26c on the call. This made a decline OF
nearly 3 cents = pound from recent high
levels and the failure Of the carly map to con
tendency to promote covering Prices steadied
up in consequence with the market showing
recoveries Of several points late in the morn
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-07-06
Among the Refiners

f. f.. Schock, president of the In
diahoma Refining company and heavy
stockholder in the Export Oil corpora
ton. is in the city again. having ar
rived Wednesday from st. Louis.
F. f. Constantin of the Constantin
Refining company is now at his plan
tation in Louisiana. He will undergo
n slight operation shortly and will re-
main in that country during the hot
summer months
James ]. Schock, son OF Il. r..
Schock and manager of the local Of
fices of that company. was one of
those said to be drafted. He held ticket
No. 81. which seems to have been a
very favorable one for the govern
ment, as Robert Caller of the Carter
Oil company got the same number
and also expects to be notified.
Leon Thevenin, vice-preSdent and
general manager of the Continental
Refining company of Bristow, is in
the city.
j. T.. Torrens of The White Star Re-
filming company of Detroit, Mich, left
last night for st. Louis.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-07-06
TULSA DAILY WORLD, FRIDAY, JULY 6, 1917

ing Another setback followed the weekly re-
port Of the weather bureau which read more
favorable than expected that the detailed re-
port for the Houston distr,.t which showed
good rains at many stations, but offerings
were much lighter than they had been on
previous declines. The market soon steadicd
In consequence and the afternoon rally was
promoted by reports Of an improved spot de.
msnd and of a stronger technical position
after the heavy selling of the past several
days. July rallied to 25.l7c while December
worked up TO 2&.s2c and JuAnry to 2I.9Oc.
The close was few points off from the best
with sentiment still nervous and unsettled
late in the afternoon and with the volume OF
business restricted by the uncertainties of
pending Legislation.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-07-06

NEW ORLEANS, July 5.-Cotton declined
on this market today under pressure from
liquidation and short selling induced by better
crop accounts, and claims OF n distinct inn
provement in conditions OF the growing crop.
Selling was heavy on the opening and the
lowest levels were reached early In the ses-
sion when prices were 6I TO "a points under
Tuesdays last prices. From this decline there
were several recoveries during the day but
the market met fresh selling on hard spots
and the result was nervous fluctuations over a
fairly wide range. Toward the end one OF
these recoveries was encouraged and last
prices showed net loss for the day OF
only 35 to ~ points.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-07-06
Oklahoma Cattle Sales.

KANSAS CITY, Mo, July 5.-Four cars
in quarantine division nearly all from Texas
light weight Oklahoma steers sold l0c to Is,
higher in the native division, cows strong
weghty steers steady TO weak Lanning
Dobkins. Welch, 22 steers. IL, O07 pounds
S9.05; Boren, Owens, % steers, /, 1922 pounds
50; 153 steers, sss pounds, $3.50: Kennedy
Pawhuska; 23 cows, $40 pounds $3.50; ]
Hughes Hug RedFOek, $1s steers, SSptS oia pounds
ss.5oS Crosby Choleau, 81 steers, 1853 pounds
$3.50; / bull 1,040 pounds, 81; Wilson
Msnnford, 11s steers, 1859 pounds. So 75 I
steIs, 100 pounds. IS; IS bulls, LOSS pounds
$6.T5; Midgely, Newkirk, 26 steers, Gao
pounds, s7.35; 32 cows. 939 pounds $7.60i
George, Cherokee, At steers, l,03l pounds
S9.40: Lindsay, Cholau, SO calves, l9l
pounds, Sl3.5, 20 10 calves, 2s4 pounds, s9.5
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-07-06
FEMALE HELP WANTED.

WANTED-Youns lscies to learn telephone
work; no experience necessary. Apply
300 Pioneer Bldg. or call Miss Senssf.
phone 1900.
WANTED-A maid for general houscwork
and cooking; servants quarters. Call
A032 or apply In person at PA North Santa
fe In Irving Place.
YOUNG lady, bookkeeper and stenograpker.
one experienced in gasoline line. Boz
Ss32 World.
UNENCUMBERED white woman housekeep.
er; no washing; sleep home. Call after 7
p. m. 62S South Boston.
MAID for general houscwork and cooking
=, servants quarters; apply in person. 2l4
North Santa Fe.
WANTED-Relable white girl for general
work in boarding house no cooking.
Phone 1859.
WANTED-Wash woman TO take clothes
home or wash at house. Rural phone
J.. G..55
WANTED-White nurse girl at once. 1902
South Main.
WANTED-Girl TO wait on tables Plymouth
Drug.
WANTED-Good colored girl for housework.
Call at $40 South Boulder.
w WANTED-Middle.ag aged white housekeeper (;
good home for right party. Phone 4336,
WANTED-Expcrienced pantry girl at once.
Superior Confectionery 5la South Main.
WANTED Girls 10 wait ON soda tables; see
Mr. Pearson, Quaker Drug Co.
WkNrED--White girl for housework. 20l
North Frisco. Phone I77l
WANTED-FNporicnccd waitress. Oklahoma
Cafe, 20s East Second.
WANTED-Experienced drcssmhker Phone
8771.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-07-06
Small Child Burned.
'orld Creek County Bureau

World Creek COunty Bureau.
SAPULPA, okla, July 5.-Leta
Stinson, 12-year- old daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. w. l.. Stinson, was probably
fatally burned last night when a
small boy threw some lighted fire
works on her while at the home OF
her grandfather. 556 North Denver.
Tulsa. The child was terribly burned
before the flames We're eXtinguisheu
by wrapping her in coat.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-07-06

KANSAS CITY, Mo, July 5.-HOGS-Re.
ceipts $500 head; market higher; bulk SIS rs
@l5.s5 heavy S15.S0@15.s5, light SO a
555. pigs $l3@14.
1900 southerns; market steady TO strong
prime fed steers $12 5O6p13.40, dressed beet
steers S9.50@1225. southern steers S6.75
a IL, cows So 10, heifers s7@l2.75, stock
ers s6.75 @10.75, calves s6@1t.
SHEEP-Roceipts 1000 head market 25C
lower: lambs $l5@16 yearlings $1O@l2
wethers ss.5o@9.50, ewes sS@9.25, stockeri
S6.50@12.50.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-07-06
GRAIN


CHICAGO July 5.-Overtopping OF al
previous high prices continued today N tn,
corn market. Notwithstanding the record
smashing has ben going on since last Sstur
day unchecked Urgency OF demand wa,
largely due to reports that distillers would
be allowed to grind corn Of which they had
ownership on July Is The market closed
nervous, 2kc TO 5Sc net higher with July
at s162M to $l,62as and September Al
sl.54% to S1.54h. Wheat gaAied Nc to 8,
closing unsettled 5000 July and $1.s9h
September. Oats finished ~ to 1hc NJ
and provisions unchanged to l5c higher.
Wheat advanced mainly as a result Of the
strength OF corn.
Active call from export interests proved q
big factor in lifting the oats market.
Provisions assembled with hogs and corn.