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The Harrison times., 1917-09-15
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Department of the Interior United stat

Department Of the Interior, United States
Land office, at
Harrison, Ark Aug. II, 1917
Notice is hereby given that Grover C.,
Ridnger OF Protein, NO., who, on March
0th 1914, made Homestead Entry No.
0I2O0i, for Sc ia NV IL, L. b, w, r.,
Section 20, Township 2i North, Ranyo ~
west Fifth Principal Meridian, has filed
notice of intention to make three year
proof to establish claim to the land above
described, before Register and Receiver,
United states Land office, at Harrison,
Arkansas, on the 18Th day of Octob,2,
1917,
claimant names as witnesses, Thomas
Terry, Isaac Ashton, Ernest Ashton and
George w, Ridnger, all of Protein, Mo,
mo. l.. CLENnENIN Npglslor.
The Harrison times., 1917-09-15
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

OcpaIImenI OF IHt InIrTIOT, ., ;. LanC
office, at
Harrison, Ark, Sept. 7th, 1917.
Notice is hereby given that sam p.
Baker Of DnSmOre, Ark, who, on Sept
%, 1913, made Homestead Entry No.
OiIiI3, for SW ii Sc IL, Sc ~ SW
Ia and N. i-2 Sc ia, section 20, Town
ship ~ North, Range 90 West, Fifth PTin-
cipa Meridian, has filed notice Of inten-
tiOn to make three year PROOF 10 estlb-
lSh claim to the land above described
before the Register and Receiver United
States Land OfriCe at Harrison, Arkansas,
on the 22nd day of october, 1871
Claimant names as witnesses: Jasper
b. Binam, Wills II. Binam Marion F.
Barker and walter II. sims, all Of DinS-
more, Arkansas.
JNO. /, CLENDENIN, Register.
The Harrison times., 1917-09-15
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

Department Of the Interior, United states
Land office, at
Notice Is hereby given that George W.
Ridingcr, OF Protein, Mo-, who, ON March
ON, i0li, made Homestead Entry No.
0l2OQ2, for NE IA SE t-i l., h, w, r.
section 20, Township q North, Range J
West, Fifth Principal Meridian, has filed
notice of intention to make lhree year
proof, 10 establish claim to the land above
described, before the Register and Receiver
United states Land office, at Harrison,
Arkansas, on the 18TH day OF october,
1917
Claimant names as witnesses; Thomas
Terry, Isaac Ashton, Ernest Ashton and
Grover c. 4idngcr all OF Protein, Mo,
JNO, l.. CLENDENlN, Register
The Harrison times., 1917-09-15
WARNING ORDER.

In the Justice Court Of Boone County
Arkansas.
Holt Gro Co., firm composed of L. C
and L. NJ. Holt, Plaintiffs.
vs..
II. N. ROop, Defendant.
The defendant, H. n. ROOp, is hereby
warned to appear in this court within
thirty days and answer the complaint OF
the plaintiffs, Holt Gro. Co., firm com
posed Of L. C. and L. NJ Holt.
Witness my hand and the seal of sale
court this t4th day Of September, 1917.
HOMER FREEZING,
(SEAL.) Justice of Peace
f. G. Mitchell, Solicitor for plaintiff.
Guy L. Trimble, Attorney ad Litem.
The Harrison times., 1917-09-15
SCHOOL NOTICE.

The compulsory school law requires
all children between the ages of Z and
16 to enter school not less than two
weeks after opening of session. This
time has now passed and children not
entered must do so Monday or parent
will be subject to fine.
w. d. JETER, Supt Schools
The Harrison times., 1917-09-15
ROAD NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that there will
be petition presented to the Boone COun-
ty Court at its next october term praying
for the diSContinuanCe Of that part OF the
county road running between sections /
and in Township ~ North of Range 20
West, beginning at the Thresher Branch
and running nOrthward to where it inter
seCts the BelefOnte and Valley Springs
road.
W. f. EOFF, Principal Petitioner.
September 10, 1917
The Harrison times., 1917-09-15
! WARNING TO BUSINESS.

WHNNlNO ~ pSS
Dazed by the Presidents action in
fixing a basic price of $500 a ton fof
bituminous coal at the mines, repre-
sentatiyes of the coal interests are
complaining that there should have
been more mature consideration OF
the facts.
While the process Of more mature
consideration" was going on the pub
lie would have been paying all that
the traffic would bear, on the prin'
ciple OF the Illinois operator who
boasted There is no limit. We get
all we can
How far prices are to be fixed by
the government in this war nobody
can say, but we are only at the begin
ming Of il, and the extent will be de-
/ termined mainly by the attitude OF
producers and manufacturers toward
/ the public. What can easily happen
! is that the government will not only
fix prices. but that it will take over
mines and mills on an enormous scale
and operate them.
No thoughtful man can regard this
as a welcome extension Of govern
mental power and activity, but it is
! inevitable unless private greed begins
to exercise discipline and self-re-
straint. War does not breed popular
respect for property rights. A con-
flict that is destroying Thousands q
millions in property as well as mil
lions of lives is not calculated to in
spire tender feelings for profiters and
exploiters of public necessity, The
war powers that government is obliged
to exercise over individuals are so
extensive that they inevitably lead to
| the exercise of similar powers over all
material things. Nor does this hap
pen merely because governments in
war are greedy for power. 1t comes
rather in response to popular senti-
ment, which can find no reason Why
| flesh and blood should be cOnscripted
and property exempted.
1t ought not to be necessary con-
tinually to warn American finance and
business that they are playing with
dynamite when they smother patriot
ism in swollen profits. The country
will not stand it, and whether the gov
ernment wishes to adopt drastic meas
ures or not, it would be compelled to
adopt drastic measures.
This war can easily leave the United
States with a most gigantic expert
ment in state Socialism on its hands.
1t can leave the government in full
possession of innumerable industries,
with no means of turning them back
to private operation. II this is what
our captains of business want, that is
what they can easily get.
The sentiment that is responsible
for the fixing of prices of soft coal is
not peculiar to the United States. 1t
exists in every other country that is
at war and is squirting every govern
ment on to new measures of state
Socialism. Whatever differences may
exist among the great peoples of the
world in respect to this conflict, they
have one opinion in common, this is
that private property shall not grow
fat while mankind in general is COM
PEELED to make the most staggering
sacrifices.
If our own exploiters and profiteers
do not know that, they do not know
anything, and if they cannot restrain
themselves they will inevitably find
that ownership carries few rights that
government can respect.
The Harrison times., 1917-09-15

Won Bernestorff's favorite diplo-
matte character is that Old Testa-
ment worthy Joab who stroked his
opponents beard preparatory to in
serting the knife under the fifth rib.
The Harrison times., 1917-09-15

Russia might not worry greatly even
over the loss of Riga and Petrogard.
Napoleon occupied Moscow and the
capital of the United States was once
captured by the enemy.
The Harrison times., 1917-09-15

American pacifists are finding it in
creasingly difficult to secure meet
ing place in any American city and
the cannot 60 to Germany.
The Harrison times., 1917-09-15

At $3.50 a bushel for wheat the
farmer should be able to keep from
starvation and still have something
left for a new car in the spring
The Harrison times., 1917-09-15

Austria is now busily engaged in
showing her ally that Germany hasn't
the only army capable Of winning
strategic victory by falling back.
The Harrison times., 1917-09-15

While the war is costing the coun-
try a million dollars on hour some
men wouldn't go to war for an hour
for a million dollars.
The Harrison times., 1917-09-15
EPIGRHYMES:

! ] guess that I'm a dreamer,
4 for most everything / see
\ or hear brings out q discord
Z or a solemn symphony. BUT
\ kE'ER did dreams accomplish
I much unless they bore a deed;
\ we'd never know the perfume
1 Of THE ROSE, WITHOUT the
- seed. ~-,--~-'sse,
I This, then, is my apology-a
dreamer's vice, self-known--
I for my weird vision Of THE
war against one foe alone:
That Single enemy stands clad
In armor of the past; his
| black aag q oppression hangs
blood-spotted from the mast.
! We lay away the rose of Peace,
! unmIndfgl Of the pain caused
! By the flowers THORN of war
It'll L shall bloom again.
\ What Herrick Wfote is true,
{ of course, but this last wer
I will show that 5f This Land Of
I Ours we'll make cen thOrnless
roses growl So, may we all
be parents of some dream-deed,
and release our brains, our
! money, sword and pen against
[ that Foe Of Peace.
Robert Russell.
But ne'er the rose without the
thorn"
The Harrison times., 1917-09-15

Autocracy is as wise as serpentS
and as harmless as forty-twO cent?
meter guns.
The Harrison times., 1917-09-15
--WANTED-Gifl for general house.
work. Call at Times office.

TO RENT--A five room cottage
to rent. Apply to VIII Coffman.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-03-31
County Must Build
Newcastle Bridge,
Col. Harvey Says

|A' iu get the Ozark trail II will he
necessary 'ur Oklahoma county COM
missioner. 'u be- able % show the in.
n.'He party m June either con.
','' ''r construction oi bridge over
'h0 South Canadian river at NewcaNis
of Zoo Nul up e bond Tor con,,nic,ion
~ such a bridge. wa, the statement Of
W II Harvey today. Mr. Harvey
president oi the Ozark Trail, a,,oeis.
tom met tins morning with the O,.rk
lfWl committee ol the Chamber ~
commence and with the county com.
w..l.ncrs. iu explain what ,hi, cry
and count, must do ~ win the trail
\N = result ul ih, cnnieten,. ,hs
finance committee ui the local Ozark
'ia'I, organization vlll mec, umot.
.nH morning M the Chamber ni Com.
Wrr.U ruum
y bridge a,ro,, the 'lu,h C.n,di,,
A. Newcastle viii cost apptoSima,elv
$NuUN
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-03-31
NEW yoek

WV 5 ORR March 81 the cotton
,N''t'l NaE less active this morning.
l'N'rdn'. hcay5 selling movement an.
I'"f'i 10 have lcn n In a STRONGER tech.
N,h' position md after opening al an
''E an" ~ 10 : points. active mopths
-o'0 10 u points not higher rght after
,l" 'H,' There VAS ootcrlug by some OF
,'H''Nn. sellers litilo b,iying for
Liverpool account and some frCsh buy-
lt Wa reported ON prospects for larger
tro,ls ihia Wcrk and apprchnnsions ot
ml-"ul'd weather iu the eastern heIt
h' hult m the demand vas attributed
,' .h"'ls, however. white the ,.ntIy buls.
thought iu some further WnIl street.
'l1 ldnu"u. his caused irrcgulsrity to-
"4Id the middle " the morn ny J,,Iv
SOLO OF from 1850 10 lSiqc hnd October
rom l77oc 10 f. So,
~" market showed Increasing strength
DURING u" middle NJ tho morning With
'',Hng more active and prices work ed
Np 10 lNN'' for Nav and 1850 for Oc-
'"'"f Or about 20 10 2s points net higher
on me general list. Tho close was on
from the b"si under realizing hut the
nnal ton" was very steady AT ne, sd.
VAN" ~ 10 ~ points
SPOT cotton. quIct /mddllng uplands.
~ 1uC no sales
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-03-31

cNIcAao oRAlN 40 pRovlsloNs-

CHICAGO. IN March 80 Dlsappoint
menis over tho expected rains. especial
Is in Nebraska. gave ar advantage tod,,
10 the bulls IN wheat. Sentiment m IA,
vor of higher prices vas also cncour.
aged Dos 'h" war outlook Advances
however We're chrrtcd bon ~ measure b,
predictions Of showers .n Kansas. open.
ug quotations which ranged from -,
orr To- l'c up with Mal AT ylg5Nd %
ana July AZ 81 G3isul6 ~ were followed
ul substantial rise an around aud then
moderate reaction
me 'kHhoWH crop reports showing nm
Improvement ~ points during March
counted later ns factor I'm lowering val.
u's Ih'fc We're also Rdyirrs that work
IN important parts ~ the Cauadiin spring
wheat h'li was ono 10 ihr', weeks ahead
or normal tn" close was unsettled NAV
nt f' 70 s. Pi', sud july o. $50,
To " hl'g. with tho market s, whole
ranging nom g. decline iu 4 Ike td-
vance 's compared tO l,s',rdl1 .s finish
Torn prices hardened iu sFmupiny with
IN" action of wheat Ihcr, was NOT,
ht" absence uf pressure iu 81 Ar,r
opening unchanged 90 ~ higher tho
market scored additional gains. hut then
underwent somewhat OF a change
Talk ~ ils 00 hogs before hU prs
Ntnied any lasting setback iu corn wi.rs.
The close was strong At i,HND net pd.
vance
oats showed independent nrmrc-s
eastern and southern demand was good
strength I'm the hog market uuIcII
provisions Offerings were scarce
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-03-31

. FOX SALE lot h01llu iu Putnam
iolr4is "u 3ilh ST.. W'si ~ Bcll" Isle
? .'r lin6. fine NIrh location facing south
1 rllrr tit"" Phone Maple t02
THREE lots on cn,t side NJ , sacrifice
snlc II sold at once Wn ,l1.
bl OWNEK. dandy new room modern
bungalow close in, rofriE. rior. BIZ
cycle Wa N2s.R
SIX Room modr'u home. ,rm,ul bnsc-
mcn', double gsrnge. tNp tus. newly
painted and pnperod. W'sI loth $50. priou
Two a-room modern homes Iu south
Sha''G price 5000 Woodruff and
Groves. llS'g Norrh Broadway Wal oi3
tOE SALE Hy owner. rooms on
Hrou'r Heights. doWns,pirt flushed In
oak hnN" barge basement. slTcplng
porch. gnragc, cement driveway. fruit
and shade trees. grape Hfhor. 'os" gar
den, everything convenient. ,Its 5Dsl %.
too elaborate for mS maintenance fund.
TAX" % on your own terms property
,l'nr Sec owncr. 1874 " JIh $ Il
Evans
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-03-31
No Compromise in
Murder Trial, Says
Court of Appeals

\ person charged with murder must
be found guilty or innocent of the
charge THIS is the doctrine laid down
this morning by the criminal cour, oi
appeals in an opinion by Judge Ruthcr
ford Brett m reversing the conviction
oi Oma lcScncy in the district cour, oi
Stephens county on a charge ui murder
The woman was accused oi giving
poison TO Joseph Howard, her former
husband She was tried on charge IT
murder and the trial Judge instructed
the Jury ON man,laughtcr IN the first
degree
"Shc should have been found guilt, Of
murder or nothing There can be- m,
compromise, states the court. in send
ing. the case back Tor anothor trial
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-03-31
Closing Quotations
COURT APP0INTEES
CALLED IN CONFERENCE

The tour new appou'cc, ~ ,nc bench
ot the supreme court viii be- allied IN
conference thl> afternoon by Ch,ci Jus,
tee ! Sharp ro discuss work of
the court and consider confirmation of
the governors selections as members
OF the supreme court commission. At
the conference the date when the new
members will begin work also will be
considered The conference was to have
been called this morning hut DELAYED
on account OF the absence Of Judge
Mlley. ono ol the new aupoln'ccS who
was detained m Tulsa on business
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-03-31

'. '''I. WIZ 't '.' 'shNEI ~ .l."
''h Ni''" ~ Guthrie NIO Ntn, ,NIrg,
~ the music
Minister, Meet Monday .Is ,,. cnr.
'1r sabbath Wurth WHIT. ,.r De-. u'.
,"s a. 'g, .Nlnis'orn nl,nn uuoll,
''. AT J" O'Clock ri tn" i.r Meth
,." ,h,. en- d." Rev " liauri.
VIII ''I ih" discussion
r
A''
C.b "sport In Two Wssks The au
h'hI t'p"'' - 'Hr ..i}.a fu,u.'4' com.
h'" N.l D." 'A I'd NlNUn the next ~,
N''h John r'n,!. .'F auditor, stat
'I '.N morning Tho compilation thr
''' "'u gay" detailed account of r'y
'''" 'N' Ird'hl'ar"ss u vNl mot be-
,., ''''''''' '7 'u' publication made u
March p.,,,i,, o,ss,- ,u......
r.Yrf.t. .,.,.li '7
f... r. D4I,t.,., "a
ODD. month .r',ar u.
NJ ,.t.,..,' ''
.n.. ...u,,,p'.,, ,
exception 10, ta00'l .t'r.'. ..,,. ,n ,, ~,
.I.. U,.. .t.,., ,..D., ',
Ir Amin III. p.,, y,
utIp u.ls .,fI...,i .y.,I. ...'..'...
t..in.u '.." '' ''"'.' '.
Ady ""' 80. I'A pFha"
Governor ston, ma,y am, .rb, .o,
'r,,I d,r,lcu,S I,r p',-," II,
rruhn.r,,s gas ,nr.r,rI.. ,',,, ,,it..,,,,'.....
q u.uirnuTr r-,t, .'a ,I,,,g. IAN ,,,
lrnwr ,a so, .i.,,l, -, .t,,.s i,u ~,
lrgaIIy,s tho p,,rgrIor a., ,,r,.r ..,,d ,n,
tom exchanges were svr.cI b.. ,.n,.r,.,,
propr,,lu. nuI Goycruor Eu',n',. ,,,nan5 =,
rlns .t'ma Among them w,rc g. son
rr Na,r been spent by The board ID,
equalization under the gu,,ruor. a.,,c'
MISSIONS differentiation
Merchants Hear Roach and Eaur Two
bundled Oklahoma Clty merchants heard
Rev J Franz Roach lu n' address The
Yankee Abroad delivered at the Leo
Iil'iNu7 hotel last night E1y N Haun.
repre- .rrlnE The pkhhomau and Times
explained Iu d"iall the system for me
poor man hNnE
New Library BuIdIog Asked T,,,
N.uar'l. rtuuSard dollars viii b, ,.ted
~ ii' Carnegie ,orpuraiI0r r9r n row
Utrlf building tp b., erected uf Third.
street HHd Robinson avenue where Tn,
Nhart .s now located The local board
'' iN'd upon ihlH course after ~ dr.
'"'"r'' that loinodcliug ~ Tho present
t'FuriU" would not bring D. up to tho
required capacity n me- request IL
needed N .'wo-stor} 'r'pruof structure
VIII h9 nu'I'.
signed "a secretary Of the Oklahoma
trodi' Mems association m the future
Nr Smith VIII give an ~ his time 10
me oNr' business l' I4 announced
Cunningham for Bonds Neglect nud
la'N ~ 'lp' .'oH unaffected lr specific
~ '.s''.' '.n hI' 'h"N1m are 'h" two most
potent causes directly ur Indirectly re-
,,u 'lunlughhn m an ad-
-. s"t' 'ne SsIronS cIuh A. the
uI y ',," h,uoo, l's' nlsh' ~. Gun
+, ,ght man mnad N'S sp'NNhs III taNor of the
'''''''' '"'" ISSUE
:"
VIII Mobilize at Fort snl Fort SW
,bl"h"tr' national guard In the event
! lh'E H'r called "u' again. according tn n
i''t''lN received Yesterday hy Adluinni
'''N'I1 NN''l ftIps from we war de
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-03-31
MAYOR RAPS MORAL"
MOTION PICTURE FILMS

In an'wer,ng queries sent out hy the
national hoard oi review oi motion
pictures m which II seeks ,o &c, IN
formation oi the huhl,'s opinion a.,
the assfccn drama Mayor O,ethul,cr
lakt~a slap at moral films Ne
saws.
AN, pictures involving the ,a1calcd
moral questions are for prof, onl, and
with no idea of promoting the moral
most Of the questions involved are al
mltted by the intcllgcn, public before
you start"
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-03-31
STEADY PRESSURE
ON STOCKS TODAY
Special Advance; Leaders on
DOwngrade,

NEW YORK, March al Stocks w.r.
under steady pressure during todsy's
tfl't trading period. leaders inchdins
wl'd states steel munitions, eoulp.
u'nis' hlpplnas and metals showing ex-
=" 2 points for some OF the prominent
I'I, I''liugs we're lunusualiy clrcum-
''h'l. steel coppcrs marines and oils
contributing considerably over half OF tbs
l"iel turnover The few features Of ac
way strength again included such ape-
'Hl Issues as Ohio Gas. Wilson nacLin.
ana virginia Iron At gross advances Oh
- 10 almost points Final prices were
at ot near lowest levels The c,oeinS
Wa heavy sales RpyroSimatsd 400 OO3
Shhf'' bonds also made irregular con-
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-03-31

H. } T. Dean. dcnua, s3' lee blds
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-03-31
HUGHES IS RETAINED
TO DEFEND N. Y. MAYOR

NEN YORK March Na,or
Mitchell announced last ulgh tha, he
had retained Charles L lluphc, as M,
counsel IN represent HIM be
tore the state senate at Albany. ncS,
Tuesday The mayor is to appear then
iu be questioned concerning alleged
,ondcmnatotN, statements he made
about Senator Robert + Wagner in
connection with the Rockaway Point
lor,iiloation site legislation.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-03-31

Austrian Seeks Divorce The hearing
n' the divorce suit ~ GeprF, eopcir
against Fran ,A Sop.ir W ssi fur This AZ.
'oturuu before District Judge Cmrk Tho
couple were married In Austria several
wears agu under the laws Of that coun.
Try and the plaintiff alleges that the mar
ringc contract was made hv the parents
NJ himself and wife and that he never
saw hls wife unti they were married
Tho plaintiff came TO tho United state.
ana later sent Tor his Wife but she
refused IN come ~ this country lie has
iakcn mt naturalization papers. he saws
ana dnrs not care to return 10 Austria
Flowers Given Gaur Empln,rs NJ m,
'''l' Un'id ol agriculture ndrN pre-.
sHutcd President Frnnk NJ DnuI ,tr
n hug" haekoi ~ iunquils md ilIips nr
u' aston bcinr Gnulrs tfty.urth htrih.
hnN y n linEoufclt,r. srHrct,r, oi
The board made the presentation
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-03-31

'EN ORLEANS. La March 4, Al.
''''F. .n'"n 'c'l ~ I points on tho
'.'.''f lN. here today the tendency was
.'''l h''or" the trading went vsty
''' "'u.'- seemed disposed 10 cover
%. r m"N Of rain In Texas At the
"' .' m" 'lrs' helf hour of business
over .'afrrdt..s rloss
''''.l's Nf3s, stock 3a2i9
'.'I. 'ir .''' spots were frmy held In
.''t'' 'ro demand FOR covers from
~'' ana 'u" ring found difficulty In
''. I1i" In the session tho sc-
w. months we're AZ net rise of IL 10
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-03-31
CITY REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
In Answering Ads Pleas. Mention Time.

ONE i-roum house ana two .ut., 500
cash and balance hy the month. Z
room house aud three lots on 2tth ~
uhF y. 400. rooms modern and tNO
lots ana garage. fine home. only s. 800
mortgage - ooo, cash $500 rooms and
I'VE l"lH modern. only I2.5nn one hnlt
,nsh u T. ll1rr's- 4 Son. 2i5 Weaver
'ldr Phone wal isig
lnlt SALE -Four room nodrru house.
=. Huilnn ''", terms Apply uNueI ~
y Mckinley Ave
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-03-31
Brock Sell, Home

The fc'idsnce oi Sidney l.. Brock
Twelfth street and Shar,el, ha. been
purchased hy " { lIoasland, vice
president and general manager Of The
Central Oklahoma Light and Power
,'mpan, oi Nu,koRns NJ. Brock viii
leave inf California m q lew week,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-03-31
CHICAGO CASH GRAM

CHICAGO M. March u. WHEAT
No . red uomml so hard g. up r
sulA CORN SO yellow e. aaI-.I
! ~ OATS standard e-,r,faD UNg
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-03-31
Money and Metals
NEW YORK MONEY.

NlN NuEk March 81 ai-M.rcsn,,,s
paper go, percent sterling s0.dav
lUN g. commercial 60. day bills On
u'INs ~ commercial 80 .dsy b,iis
- tN demand Nii e.lG. cables 81 "a LID.
tWI1''s demand ~ p.ls. cnbirs 20 =
.'l '''I 3N Mexican dollars SsT !;
bonds stead. "so
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-03-31
ST. LOUIS CASH GRAIN

ST Louis. Mo. March 10 WHEAT
St''dy No . rcd g. oS1a ~, so > hard
y az ~ CORR steady so . 81 g3
10 N.'c. " 2''snl'l RYE STEADY
Ao % tfeUlt7
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-03-31

ST Louis NNNN Il uuf.ITt.N
Hens. ani springs. fir. turkeys afNr
du'ks, liu poe. geese. llt UUrTEU
'rcnmcN D.. IGGS pN,
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COTTON SEED OIL.

SEW YORK March 3i-The COTTON
s.ed OIL matket closed strong: spot.
iuOc bid April l.iigIt3 36c, Nav
y 800 lttic. June l,302f IL i0c: Julv
1854 taic, August It3ba1t. $50: Gep.
t"mhcr and October lt3iuit.s5c. No
vember - 70nl nl5.ilc. Total sales IL. 500
barrels ''''V~
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A ,uh'uIu,c lui y,mrul used ,r some
parts u' Turkey consist, of A m,,tur,
Of hu'ced oil ',lakcd lime and cotton
fiber.
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tI''N- WIN STEADY IN BE- higher price
IN effect nu' few moments we're nee
etSarv TODAY 30 move the crop IN tho hog
division Al told. around 600 head made
Np mo Soinrdn supply. quality Of Nhtnr
was hu' fair \ few loads NJ f1irly de.
Srhhl' hutDhcr7 brought iliNi as the
NAIk,is highest price. white tho hull
sold 'lti5 aud up butcher pigs. as for
the hulh. ranged so l01li50
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KANSAS CIV

KANSAS cry Mo March 7 MT
TER Creamery a.. nrsis iN. seconds.
lNc mykiur 'N's. IGUs rIrsis .4
HolIllN. Hons .', mH.ftrs ii...
uflyEa. Hi's.
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COFFEE

NEW NuHk March 'i COFFEE u0o
80 T. ab r'wes easy NAV. -5t.
July tfaJ