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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-06-23
Fugitive New York Motorcycle
Dealer. Arrested at Bologna,
Italy, Weakens and Admits He
Is Guilty of Murder.
aEHEARsEs STORY OF
KILLING AND BURIAL
Confession Is Reduced to Writing
and He Signs It; Gives Jealousy
as His Motive; His Love Was
Not Reciprocated.
by Associated Press

bologna. Italy June 22.-Alfrcdo
Coochi the fugitive Sew YORK motor
cycle dealer abandoned today his
pretensc of innocence uf ,h, murder
81 Ruth Cruger ahd confessed has
guilt JeJiousN was his motive. lie
was unable he declared. TO win her
love aud beyimc furious when she
rebuned his persistent attentions.
The admissions OF the young ltal-
IAN. whupc escape the NcW York pO-
lice rallied 20 prevent were made iu
tears after searching lutctruguticn by
Judge Zuccoui broke down tncchts
reserve. Prior to this examination
'oceh. had coully and iusistcutls man
tanned he had known M.-~ trugcr
only TWO days before her disappear
aucc in Fcnruary when she went To
his shop TO have her skates sharpen
cd aud had declared his conduct TO-
ward hcr was entirely correct
Under Judge Zuccouts scare hing
questions, todas however Cocchi i'm
ally burst into tears lie became So
agitatcd as his confession zen halt
lnFiy rom hi, lips, thE, the persons
surrounding h,m believed hc was
uhout tu huNv an cpilrpiit ltt
lie was granted iune To- rcc"N er ana
then resumed the story of how the
iN-yrsr-oid W1dletrh nign >r"""i
Ertduatc met death Jt his hands u
IA. building where her body was re-
Gently uncarthcd from the celi1r
After making up his mind to toll
the truth Cocchi ialkcd freely and
without reserve. gato mll details OF
hs crime including the burial "i
Mies Cruper's body. After the cunI's-
sion had been completed the Judge a.
rDctcd the clerk to- read tu t"ocht the
written report Of his deposition. The
prisoner said % WITS correct and later
signed g.
ON returning Co hes cell 'ucchi siid
~ the prison attendants
At last / feel relieved. have
li-cd my SELF from "a nightmare which
tortured my colscteucr NuW { nave
told everything and am ready To
~uf"r amy penalty
Upon being further ntcrrugltcd hN
the police. who we're not satisfied
thar the prisoner had told the truth.
Cochi admitted that the murder bad
been preceded hy an assault IL" had
denied this previously.
Cocchi is expected To- light extra
ditiou.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-06-23
U. s. Steamer. One Day Out from
Genoa, Italy. Is Attacked by a
German Submarine; Torpedo
Misses When Vessel Maneuvers.
FOUR SHOTS ARE FIRED
BY THE NAVAL GUNNERs
Second Shell Strikes Periscope,
Throwing II High Into the Air I;
This Is Second Encounter Re-
ported in Last Two Days.


BY Associated Press
An Ntlantie Port June 23 \ fight
between an American freight steam
ship and q German submarine which
took place June &. one day out from
Genoa. Italy. aud resulted In the navy
gunners ON the American vessel scoi
ing a. least one hit was reported by
the captain of the steamer on hi'
arrival TO-DAY
The captain said the t-hnat sud-
denly appeared AZ a distance az about
500 yards aud launched torpedo. It
wake WAS clearly disccrnihle and IL
WIS possible To muueuyer the vessel
so thnt b missed the ship by about
twenty feet Fire was immeriatelv
opened on the t'-boat from a stern
gun ana -four shots were discharged
in rapid succession ~ the submarine
submerged. The second shot the
captain said. struck the periscope
throwing ii high IN tn the air and the
last shot fired hit the water on tho
exact spot where the G-boat disap.
pearcd The American vessel suffered
no damage
This is the second encounter re-
ported within two DAYS in which an
American shu successfully defended
herself against submarine attack
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-06-23
WESTERN STATES ARE
GOING STRONG IN THE
RED CROSS CAMPAIGN
Nose the New England District
Out Of Third Place; Many Cities
Expect TO Continue the Drive
All Next Week.
By Associated Press


washington. june 33.--Third place
in yesterdays combinations to the
great drive % tho Rcd cross FOE a
hundred million humanity saving dol
lars was won by the western states
with a clear margin OF s2i0,0O0 over
New England ana only tli4.00O less
than the middie Atlantic section.
More than $50 500. 900 had been
Received i'm contributions at mead
quarters up to noon today and new
pledaes were heing received by the
thousands,
While Monday is supposed to close
the formal campaign. scores OF cities
are refusing 10 quit on that date nnt
viii continue tho campaign next
week.
Monday viii be Pcrshing day. In
announcing the day the directors said.
The Red Cros money goes straight
90 help our gallant boys. The appeal
must go straight 10 the heart Of
every lover Of his country. Twenty
million yet needed To complete the
hundred million fund. We dare not
fail this. the creates; Humanitarian
opportunity Ia history"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-06-23
III,ORT Will BE MADE
no HIRING CUetIlI Bht II

Sew York. June 20. with the an
nouncemcnt from Italy that Alfred"
Cucchi had confessed to the murder
~ Ruth Cruger. police efforts here
turned today to thc problem "i hay
ing the motorcycle dealer brought
back to New York to face trial
District Attorney Swami announced
that hc lad conferred personally hcr'
last night with Frank J.. P"lk. '"un.
scuor uf the state department ana
was assured the United states would
exert every energy To have Cocrhi re-
turned to this country.
The authorities are working ON the
theory that Cocchi had accomplie"-,
both u the commission of IN" crime
ana In connection With his esoap,
from this country after Guiding IN
Nc~ttgators.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-06-23
CALL FOR CONDITION
OF NATIONAL BANKS
TO BE ISSUED SOON

Washington June 20 The comp
trollor Of the currency announced toe
daN that e can fur reports on condi-
tiou of national banks viii he issued
within 4N hours These are the last
reports to be- made, computing re
serves under the federal reserve act
hcfur, IT, recent amendment
An reports after this one viii re-
auir, national banks in central re-
serve ciuc- tu maintain boo their re-pcc' %
iN, federal reserve banks q balance
Of thirteen per cent uf demand de-
posits banks IN reseTNc cities ten per
cent ofthc demand deposit ana coun-
trN banks reserve ot seven per cent
national banks viii he req 'ired 4"
keep reserve ou their time dop"ri'
of three per cent with their reserve
banks Instead uf the i've per cent g.
serve hrretotcr required.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-06-23
FLOOD OF COIN FROM
INCOME TAX FLOWING
INTO THE TREASURY
Payments so Far Have Surpassed
the Highest Figure Upon Which
Estimates Were Based When
Law Was Amended.
By Associated Press.


Washington. Jure 23.-lncome tax
payments 50 far have surpassed the
highest figure-S33h.O 100000 49, upon
which officials based their estimates
when the law was amended last Sept
tomber l,eccipts today show total
of S337 .3S5.77a for tho fiscal year. IN
dications are that the total receipts
Tor the year will reach s3ij. .000, ,000.
With a week TO 20 before the fiscal
year closed, receipts from that source
are pouring into The treasury as the
rate Of nearly s., ,000 000 "a day. The
oulk of the income tax. however. was
paid during the last month.
These receipts ana other increased
rev enues have advanced the total re-
ceipts from ordinary taxation Tor the
fiscal year up TO st,O79. 23S.995. new
record ana more than Si00 ,o00 eco
over the amount received this time
last year.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-06-23
BEULoW HAS A VISION
OF PEACE THIS YEAR
AND HUGE INDEMNITY

Paris June % The Zurich CORE
spoudoni Of the Petit rarisicn quotes
Prince won Buelow former German
, ,hancellor. as saving bon reply 10 birth
day greetings that the city ~ Brom-
berg Prussia, that tine hoped this year
would bring 90 the German people IN"
lunrcd for peace. % peace win com
prustiions for their uflcrings and
sacrifices aud an Indemnity which
would permit Germany immediately
tn rempc tho position she occupied
before the wan. This is the first Time
FRINGE won BucloN has expressed
himself of the subject of Gcrmanys
war aims.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-06-23
CONSIDERATION on TIIE
DRY SECTION IL BEGUN

Washington. June --t'onsidera-
tion of the prohibition section Of IN"
food control bill began In the hous"
to-day Immediately after rejection bv
q vote Of l25 tn 33. Of the Mcekcr
amendment 10 strike ont the price
fixing section OF the bin.
Representative webb OF North
Carolina immediatels offered pro-
posal to permit, the president To- take
over redistilation Of an liquors nov
IN hand in the United states Chair
man Lover made the point of order
against the amendment that II was
not germane tu the section
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-06-23
FEDERAL MEDIATOR is
INVESTIGATING LABOR
SITUATION AT BUTTE
By Associated Press.

nutt, Mont, junue s8.--W. u. Rose
crs. commissioner OF Cancellation o.,
the depanment of labor. began tuda'
to investigate labor strikes called by
the Metal Mine Worker Union
against the mining companies and ny
tho Hiectricians' Union against me
mining companies aud the Montana
power company.
The miners will hold an open air
meeting this afternoon,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-06-23
PROHIBITION AS A
WAR MEASURE LOOMS
UP IN HOUSE AGAIN
Consideration of One Clause Of
the Food Control Bill Is Ex-
pected to Bring on Sharp Fight !;
May Reach a Vote Tonight.

Washington June -rrunioitiou
as war measure lcomcd up as the
big issue IN The house today with a
sharp fight promised before a final
vote on the food control bin. which
Is expected by tonight
The contest was over the question
whether the section of the bin au-
ihorizes the president To limit reg
ulate, or reduce the supply of food
materials or feeds used IN making NJ
.coholic liquors shall be changed.
Consideration uf the food bill ~
tinued in the senate today white the
leaders held further Informal confer
enccs IN an effort To- reach an agree
ment on disputed points in the meas
urc
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-06-23
j. s. MAY Be FORCED
TOCOMMANDEERO|L.
AND COAL SUPPLIES
Secretary Daniels Tells the Senate
Committee That This Action
Will Have to be Taken Unless
Prices Are Fixed.
by Associated Press
NNpaltiapt.p II.

ny AhHNNNhNfu iINfH
Washington June e3.- SocrctarH
Daniels told the senate lands commits
toe TODAY that within q short time
the goverTmeuI must commander nii
and coal supplies unless il can other
wise insure It's supply and 'N pricc~.
Mr. Daniels urged legislation to de-
yclop new oi, fields but protested
against the opening OF the naval re-
serves iE California and Wyoming
Whatever you do, II this naval re-
serve land must hc opened have BE-
opened by the government or ~om"
other agency hat not by men Who hold
title to IL hy fraud he declared
Pointing ont the neds for oil iu The
war he said the whole question had
become whether the needs "uf Gait
fornia are superior to those of th"
nation
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-06-23
IRISH LABOR LEADER
VIOLATED sELECTIvE
DRAFT LAW, is CHARGE

New York Juno 23 James Larkin
noted Irish labor leader was nrragn-
ed IN police court today an rharg
~ violating the rouscrptiun law. Wis
arrest was made as result of state
mcntg he is alleged to nave made 90
meeting attended Dos socialist and
pacifists last night
larltIu pleaded not guilty today aud
was released after hail Of $500 had
been furnished hy socialists l.arkin
WIS leader In the great Dublin n"cl
strike about five Years ago. Tie ha'
hocn in this country since 1914.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-06-23
BRITISu MAKE SUCCESSFUL
RAIDS: PRISONERS TAkI.N

London, June -a--"bur troops RAID
ed the cucmys position, north 81
Gavrelc last night aud captured SeN-
eral prisoncrs" says today official
statement on the Franco Belgian
front operations ~ number of other
prisoner were taken hy us in q sue
,esSml local operation IN the neigh
burhuud of Warnctou.
a German raidlng party Wh~ re
pulsed northeast Of lpres.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-06-23
MORE THAN 1000
KILLED OR INJURED
IN AUSTRIAN BLAST
Explosion in Munitions Factories
at Bloeweg Known to Have
Taken 1876 Lives and Wounded
625; ITO Reported Missing.
n. Associated Press

Y. Associated Press.
Amsterdam. June 20 --- More than
i,oo0 persons were killed ar injured
or are missing IN consequence Of an
explosion IN munitions factories ai
Bloewcg according to an announce
rnent made In the lower house of the
Austrian parliament by the min
lister Of defense as forwarded in a
dispatch from Vienna.
The casualties were given by the
minister AZ follows
Dead. i3G. missing. l10. wounded.
625 OF the wounded 520 received only
slight injuries.
The minister Said the explosion
probably was due to lack of caution on
the part of men employed In trench
mortar workshop.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-06-23
IMPORTS
IN MAY BIGGEST IN
HISTORY OF NATION
Total of 1891 100000 Recorded in
That Month; Exports Show
Gain of S2l, 100000 Over April !;
20 Per Cent Came in Free.

Washington June ga. American
imports BOO May OF SIS. 600 res b.
ed the highest total of any month in
the history of American commerce.
Exports ot s55l.ou0. 600 showed q
gain of x2t.000.uuO over AprI
Both imports ana cNports inr mo
twcIt. months ending with MAY SEE
new yearly records. imports being
valued az t-.tuo. 1000 aud exports
~ SG.iN2.o1n. 600.
seventy per cent ct the mcrChuudi~o
entering u May came free of duN.
For the twelve month period tha
per ,entage was G2.3. Gold exports bed
May valued at S5N.o0o. .0oo were So
enu.0 greater than imports Set
sold imports Tor the twelve month.
were valued at s11d.n0o.0 900
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-06-23
GERMANS UNABLE TO
GAIN ANY ADVAN TAGE
ALONG A|SNE FRONT
Make Repeated Attacks in the
Vauxaillon Region Without
Making Any Gains of Note I;
French Inflict Heavy Losses.


Paris. June 30 tNoouI. CoutuuuE
their offensive ON the Ai~uo front,
the Germans last night made repeated
attd-T,s in the region of NuuNaillun
and southeast uf l'ilanc. They also
multiplied their Efforts against the
French positions north of Froidmont,
where they nilrd Yesterday To-day b
official statement says the Germans
made considerable sacrifices Wlthou;
gaining the slightest advantage.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-06-23
RED GROSS TO SEND 4
COMMISSION TO RUSSIA

Washington. Junue 2s.-The Red
Cross will send an American commits.
sion To Russia to work along and be-
hind the battle front. In the same wa
"A similar committee is Ia operate w
France and Belgium.
In that way ambulances and othN
relief for the Russian army win be
supplied.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-06-23
ATTEMPT OF sUFFs TO
DISPLAY A BANNER is
BLOCKED BY POLICE

Wnrhinston. June 23.-Thc polio"
TODAY blncked another attempt tnda
10, puffugi-ts To- display banner 90
front of the White House gates.
MIR. Lawrence Lewis Of Philadc'-
phia. and Miss GmdNco ireincr Of
Baltimore. who carried the banner,
were arrested before they had 1t en-
tirrN unfurlcd by police mattuu
and takcn tn hcnduutrters in a. wait
ing police automobile The haen"r
carried q quotation from one o.
President Wilson's books. The women
were released later
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-06-23
IOWA SWEPT BY 90
MILE AN HOUR GALE,
MUCH DAMAGE DONE
Storm Centers Around Sioux City,
Where Hundreds of Buildings
Are Wrecked; Plate Glass Win
dows Broken, Wires Down.
nv Associated Pres.

sioux city ia. Jane 2a a-~Thousauds
OF dollars damage was done in this
section by a ninety mile an aour gale
early this morning Hundreds of ou.-
buildings were wrecked. IN sioux
city scores Of plate glnss windows
were blown IN Rnd great damnge WAS
Gone to trees. Wire service was
completely tied up FOR several hours.
hundreds Of poles being blown down.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-06-23
DRIVE FOR RECRUITS
FOR REGULAR ARMY
IS STARTED TODAY
Effort Will be Made to Bring the
Total Up to 100000 Men With
in the Next Week, Under the
Volunteer System.

Washington. June 33.-A nation
wide drive of one week Co RECRUIT soy
onty thousand men To- bring the reg
ular army mp 10 us authorized war
strength Of three hundred thousand
mon began today in accordance with
President Wilson's proclamation CALI
ing for volunteers
This is the first step IN the war
organization of Americas army NeN'
ia the task of completing the ful
strength of the national suard, then
comsc the selection of men for the
national army from the millions VINO
registered here june .
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-06-23
THE GoETHALs-DENMAN
SCRAP is NOT SETTLED,
STATEMENT OF WILSON
BY Associated Press

Washington. June 23.-President
Wilson today authorized Secretary
Tumulty To say that the president has
not yei settled the difficulties be-
tween Chairman Dcnman of the ship
ping board aud General Goethals OF
the Emergency Elect corporation
over the wooden ship building pre-
gram.
Tho president, Mr.. Tnanuity @'"'
Wa waiting for further information
which he expects 20 obtain In a tew
DAYS.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-06-23
mt TONS MAKE GAINS ON
FRONT on o.. kIOi.S

Berlin. Junue % Ctia London, June
23. \ French position southeast OIL
lilain on front of - hlomctcrs
and 500 metres deep was captured
yesterday by German tf"ops, army
headquarters announced today, 'r'S-
uncrs to the number ut $40 wcroI
taken.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-06-23
ERNIE SHORE PITCHES
No.HIT GAME; RUTH is
BANIsHED BY UMPIRE

hy Assnflhifh lffhH
Bnston, June .3.--l.rnie shore q.
the Boston Americans pitched no.
hu game against Nushingtou Hi-
afternoon his team winning the i'r'i
cyeut Of double header 40 .
Ruth. who started for the local. gave
me first man Ip "a h1sr ON halls pro-
tested the decision nnd strucf lm-
pirr owens. b, whom he was hanish-
Cd from the field
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-06-23
SPRINGS HAS
EXCEEDED ALLOTMENT

Colorado springs Colo, June "a
Announcement made az 2 O'Clock this
afternoon showed that Colorado
Springs had raised sIas.325 for the
Red cross fund.
The original apportionfacnt was
fl00. 900. but that sum was reached
so quickly that II was decided 10 raise
the limit go sl5o.O0o. which IL is pro-
posed to secure by Monday
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-06-23
sMEDLEY OF DENVER is
ELECTED PRESIDENT OF
COLO. HUMAN PLUMBERS

nv Associated Press.
Glenwoud Springs colo, June -3.
w. T.. SmcdicN ot Denver today wa7
,Icctod president of the Colorado Suttc
Dental Association hN the convention
in session here. His father william
gfrdl.y of Denver was rejected
treasurer he has hcen treasurer t'r
thirty years ana was the fist prosi-
dent OF the association
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-06-23

Milwaukee. june 20. Three auto
mobile races between Barney Oldfield
"a ndIulph peIalma. planned for 90.
day have heoa postponed untn tomor-
row ON account of rain.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-06-23
Power springs Prom Peopic.

There are nov being firmly estab-
l,shed aud deeply embedded in the
minds or the nation principles that
power IL reposed and springs from
aud only from the people" ne said.
'"ro perpetaate these principles ana
to enact appropriate fundamental
laws il going 20 he the main function
ot the constitutional assembly which
ls To he convoked ~ completely IA
possible
"Repuslng confidence ln such rule
the Russian people are rendering e.
the new authorities their support
The people are realizing more and
more that for the sake OF further
freedom law must be maintained ana
manifestation of anarchy suppressed.
The resolutions which have been
framed by the council of workingmen,
the congress OF peasants and other
democratic organizations oner the
best proof ~ the general understand
ing of the necessity OF creating strong
power. The cOaiitionary character OF
the new cabinet which includes emi-
nent socialist leaders and represents
al the vital elements of the aation.
therefore enjoying ~ fun support, -
most effectively securing the unity
and power Of the central government.
the lack OF which was 50 keenly felt
during the rrst two months after the
rev NoIutfOn
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-06-23

M less enthnsias. c than the re-
ception given the ilussian leader was
that accorded Speaker Clark when
he welcomed the mission. He was
constantly interrupted al he told how
at the time 81 the declaration of In
dependence. switzerland was the only
republic. white now there are twenty
seven. largely due TO the efforts of tho
United States.
In n larger sense he saids I'VE
make them. not by conqucring armies.
not by the mailed nst. but oy the
wholesomeness of our example. by
teachiRg an creation the glorious fact
thnt men can govern themselves"
leverai minutes cheering greeted
Ambassador Bdkhmetieff. Speaking
In English. he told Of the acts os the
old government which led up TO its
overthrow His words were listened
to In intense silence. but when he be-
gan to relate how the Russian people
were standing by the new govern
ment and how unxsnds they we're 10
take their place among the free ma
tions of the world. the widest ap-
plausa accompanied him.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-06-23
Head Of Mission to America Ad-
dresses Congress and Tells the
People That His Country VIII
Fight to the Bitter End.
STATEMENT GREETED BY
A PATRIOTIC oUTBURsT
Men. Women and Children in Gal
leries Shout and Wave Hand
kerchiefs; staid Congressmen,
Heretofore Unmoved, Applaud.



Washington, June 2s Ambassador
Bakhmetien head OF the Russian
mission. emphaticaliy declared in his
address today before congress, ASSEM-
bled In the hall OF the house. that the
Russian people themselves oppose a
separate peace with Germany. The
ambassadors declaration came at the
end of the most remarkable and DEM
onsltatice reception ysN given any OF
TIE foreign missions In either house
OF congress. shouts and cheers came
from floor and galleries. Members OF
congress who. on previous visits OF
missions have appiauded or remaiped
quietly In their seats, checred loudly.
Men. women, ana children In the gall
leries caught the sweeping wave OF
patriotism. shouting and waving
'haidkerchiefs. The applause and
cheering were renewed when the am
bassador added
"Rumors OF a separate peace are
without foundation. In fact. Rus
ssias endeayor is for a lasting peace
between democrats nations. Tri-
umph OF the German autocraey would
render such peace imp )ssiblc RUS
sih will not fail to he a worthy part-
nor IA, th.. t..tcaQ nf houor
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-06-23
BANK cLEARrrcs TODAY

The ciearines of The Albuquerque
banks today were s5f.s57.s3
Bank ciearingr for the past week
were. sfO2. .f307s
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-06-23
THE WEATHER

Fair tonight, Sunday aud Monday
slightly cooler tonight southeast por-
tion.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1917-10-18

THE ABOVE IS a REPRODUCTION THE KIND OF SALE
BILLS the TIMES PRINTS. WHEN HAVE YOuR SALE
ORDER YOUR BILLS FROM THE TIMES
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-03-12

CATTLE 500 head good feeders for
sale at right price. NJ W Van
Sickle, Hazen, Ark.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-03-12

BILL CARDWELL wants to buy your
fat cows, hogs and calves Phone
1893 elm