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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-04-24
GRAIN.


CHICAGO, April 23.-Restriction Of wheat
trading to the smallest volume in weeks was
accompanied today by decided lowering OF
prices but there was something Of a rally
afterward owing to a notable falling off in
the United States visible supply total. The
market closed unsettled ranging from X {
decline to W advance as compared with Sat
urday's latest figures. Corn closed NC to
X down and cats off y C TO Tsc Provisions
varied from Y c los to rise to II u C.
Scarcity OF buying orders was especially
evident at the outset in the wheat pit. Re
ports Of improved crop prospects in the
southwest tended further TO handicap the bull
side Of the market. The decrease in the
the day, boosted prices slightly.
Corn and oats like wheat sagged from
lark OF aggressive demand. Provisions Weak
ened with grain.
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Kansas City Live Stock.
KANSAS CITY, April 23.-H0GS-Rs-
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RaGes amid Information
MALE uELp WANIED.

WANTED Immediately reliable sober driller
Tor Star Drilling machine; So day; state
experience and give recommendations none
but good men need apply Address super
lntendent Plymouth on Company Crowther,
Texas
WE want three real estate statesmen; must
be neat IN appearance experience unnec-
cessary prefer those who have their own
automobile. Apply in person to Tulsa Realty
Co. 4O5 Robinson Bldg
uoOD MONEY MADE AT HOME knitting
hosiery. Machines furnished on time. We
buy or sell your goods. Easy and constant
Chicago
W WANIED-First-class curb formseter aud
one firsi-class curb finisher ON paving
work at Drumright OKLA. Municipal Engi
neering Construction Co.
WANTED-Five young men to act as news
agents on Frisco trains. Apply Manager
Fred Harvey News Stand Frisco Station.
WANTED-Grocory clerk Apply before Z
-. o'clock this morning. Sweeney Grocery,
Tenth and Main.
WANTED Cons auction foreman and su
perintendont for installation Of gasoline
plants, Apply 2o3 Cole Building.
WANTED-Man having practical knowledge
OF the operation and construction OF air
compressors. Phone 1881.
WANTED-A salesman; il you are not a pro.
ducer do not apply. Call for Mr. Bartlett
at litan hotel between and IL today
WANTED-Young man with knowledge Of the
oil wei supply business, to work in store
Apply McEwen Mfg Co.
LEARN how to play ragtime on the piano
in twenty lessons Murry Foster phone
$500. l09 North Main, soc lesson.
JOIN THE ARMY-Recruiting offices at Ok
lshoma City Tulsa. Muskogee, Chickasha,
Ardmore and Enid
WANTED-Concrete laborers, Seventh and
Frisco tracks two blocks west Of car barn.
WANTED-Teams, Seventh and Frisco
tracks two blocks west Of street car barn.
HOTEL night clerk married man with
Tulsa home preferred Phone 20g. Tulsa
WANTED-Six union carpenters for finish
work. gl5 South Cheyenne.
WANTED-Six wheel boys. Hurry Messen-
ger Service.
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CHICAGO April -HOGS-Receipts
As, 600 head market steady at Zoe under Sat
urday's average; bulk Sl5.40@1j.75, light
Sl45O@ 1855, mixed $l51O a 1885, heavy
s151O@l5.s5, rough $1510@15.3O, pigs
S9T5M134O
CATTLE-R Receipts 1S, 600 head; market
weak: native beef cattle $s.90@ l34s, stock.
ers and feeders S710@9sO, cows and
heifers s5.G0@l1, calves Ss@ SO,
SHEEP - Receipts 10000 head; market
strong wethers sl0.60@l l3, ewes $9.45 a
1880 lambs Sl2W 1910.
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MALE HELP WANTED.

FIRST CLASS halter, no others apply. Gour.
ley Cleaning Works Drumright Okla
WANTED Office boy; Apply Saturday
Spectator. Third and Detroit
WhNTED-A janitor at Tulsa Hospital
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EGGS-Lower; receipts 22,4sl cases
firsts 33A @34Ac, ordinary frsts 81 y a
80 "a c. at mark cases included 32@34c.
OTATOES-Unsettled receipts 63 cars
Washington, Idaho and Colorado $3@310I
Michigan and Wisconsin white S2.s5@3.
POULTRY-Alive higher; fowls 22c.
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COTTON.
New York Cotton

NEW YORK April ga slight opening
advance was followed by renewed weakness in
the cotton market today with July contracts
selling off from 10 60c to 19.21c and closing
at 1920. Tho general list closed steady at
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New Orleans coon Futures.
PRODUCE.


KANSAS CITY, April 23.-BUTTER-
Creamery acc, firsts 43c, seconds 42c, pack
ing 33c.
EGGS-Firsts 33ac
POULTRY 20kc, roosters Ice
turkeys 24c.
oTAToEs-steady s3@3.15.
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ST LOUIS. April 23.-HoGS-R Receipts
11.G0o head market Toe 10 sc lower, light
s1525@ 1865. pigs SlO.75@1425, mixed
and butchers $l5.35@ 1880, good heavy
$15.75M 1885, bulk S154O@ 1873.
ILE-Receipts 2, 400 head; market
slow; steady native bef steers $750M13,
year.ing steers and hefers ss50@12, cows
$6@ll stockers and /'ders s6@l0. 10,
Texas quarantine steers S5.5O@9.5O prime
southern beef steers $s@ll.5O. beef cows and
heifers SI25@9 prime yearling steers and
heifers S7.50d 10, native calves SG@13.
SHEEP-Recelpts COO head. market steady
to strong; lambs Sl3 a 1890, ewes 50 so a
12 %, yearlings $l275@1425, clipped
lambs $l2M1275
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cepts - 0OO head; market Zoe to zoe lower;
bulk S15. Ml5.7O. heavy Sl5f5M15.sO, light
Sl4 IS 0r 81 35, pigs Sll@142s
Receipts 1000 head, including
200 southerns: market steady to Zoe lower
prime fed steers Sll.75M1275, dressed beet
steers S9@ l1.75. southern steers SsM1 l.
cows $3.50 a 10 so. hcifers $Sm so, stock
ers $72j j610.5O. calves S7dl3
SHEEP Receipts 3,lD0 head market
strong to lOc higher; lambs si2 50@ 1855
yearlings Sl3@1425 wethers S12@ 1925
ewes Sll6tl3, Atockers $7M lI.5O
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ST. LOUIS, April 23.-PoULTRY-Hen
14Rc, springs S6Gs a dozen, turkeys 2O@
23c. ducks II a zoe, geese 12c.
BUTrER-Creamery Al y &c.
EGGS-33c
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ST. LOUIS, April 23.--WHEAT-No. .
red S2.s5, No. hard nominal.
6f.5S.
oATs-No 2 69c, No. 2 white roc.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-04-24
FEMALE HELP WANTED.

WANTED-l5 domeatics white and colo d
wages So and So week. woman cook in oil
field. 10 Boston building. State Free En-
ployment bureau.
MANrED-ENperienced colored woman fo-
general housework. good wages to right
party Twentieth aud South Detroit
kROEGEk piano walnut case; good cond
tion, price $40. Mrs. Dunkle. lGll East
Third street.
NANTED-Competent cook and second girl ;
good wages but must be experienced Call
at go East Eighteenth street
ANrkD-first-c class white cook and house
keeper; So per week; private family. Ad'
dress Box 5605, World.
SILK suits $50 to SIS values, $35. Par.
isian Sample Rooms, over Wonderland
Theater.
WANTED-Whi. girl for general house.
work. Phone I533J.
SEAMSTRESS, Tulsa Shirt Co Phone 2s43,
or apply room Nebraska Bldg
WANTED--A girl for general housework
sol North Denver.
FOR RENT-Front bedroom adjoining bath.
private entrance on car line. Phone 1886.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-04-24

KANSAS CITY, April 23.-WHEAT-No.
2 hard s2.55d2.63, No. red $2.57d2'75.
CORN-No. mixed Sl.43@1.45, No. 2
white $l.54G1.55. No yellow $l.44@1.45
oATS-No. white ~ Y G73h he, No. 2
KAFiR AND MILO MAIzE-s21o@3.5O.
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Don't Cry Over Split Milk.

I'm so sorry I missed that Oppor-
tunity to kiss you"
"Oh don't feel bad about it--there
will be others."-F'roth.
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veNment bonds Total sales, rar value, ag-
gresated So $4,000
United States bonds were unchanged on
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New York Cotton Futures.

100; receipts 3.is7 bales, exports 3, 1873 bales,
sales 754 bales, stock 239 l57 bales.
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Oil Stocks


Furnished by Strandberg. McGreevy & Co.,
members of the New York stock exchange,
922 Baltimore avenue Kansas City, Mo:
Standard Oil Subsidiaries
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OIL WELL SUPPLIES
PERSONAL.

LIVE dealers wanted for Tulsa county on
lightning Puncture Sealer.' product
to stop punctures; fully guaranteed by Arm
strong Paint 4 Vsrnish Works OF Chicago.
H.. a live manufacturing concern rated at
$4,000; first-clsss; factory represen.
tative will be In Tulsa this week.
6602, care World.
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FORT WORTH, Texas. April 23.-CAT.
TIE Receipts $500 head; market slow;
steers $7Ml1
to 25c lower. bulk SII75dl51O.
EEP-Receipts 300 head; market
slow and firm. lAmLs SllMl6.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-04-24
BUSINESS PROPERTY.

FOR SALE-l0OxllO feet, close in on south
Cincinnati. a rare apartment location; has
a good ten room house, own water supply,
east front, adjoining so feet sold for 81 IS 900
last week for a few days will sell for
sl2, 600, terms on part; better hurry. See
Russ l., Grant, 5ti First National building
phone 2l60.
NEW story brick store building in mining
district Newton Co. want farm In east.
ern Oklahoma. Write owner possessions. A,
II Garner, Ritchey, Mo.
WANTED-To rent office. permanent, re-
liable tenant. Address box 511A. care
World
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CnECkWRITERs nnd checl D.o..e...-

CHkCkWRlTERS and check protectors. new
or second hand, for sale or exchange: free
circular or demonstration. r. w. TinLer
15A West Third. Phone 463
WANTED-AT once. five or ten hives of bee,
in Langsdorf hives Write or phone /, q
Goodell White City Jersey farm, Tulsa, Okla.
WANTED Concrete work have first.class
2276. mono
FOR SALE-New National cash regis,er.
has been used one month; will sell chean
Address Box 59l6, care World -P'
NoIlCE-Watch and jewelry work left at
r. New YORK Store TO be called for at ala
South Boston. 'A'
BAR FIXTURES Tor sale; phone 3Ilg or
call at 22 West First street
HIGHEST prices paid for mems old olotbes
shoes. Phone 1854. 16h North Main
WANTED 800 loads OF dirt to fin lot sIS
East Seventh. Phone 1908
FINE lO-aere chicken farm close in two
COED barber shops. Allison. Phone 47I4.
EARLY cabbage plants for sale. Phone
57S1. "0"'
FOR bargains In mems clothing call souars
Deal store, 81 North Main.
PIANO tuner W. s. Wilson. Phone 2a2s.
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NOTICE

Tulsa Reduction Co. will come and ,et
your dead stock and haul them away fsee
OF charge: we 20 after stock anywhere within
IL or 10 miles. Phone sos day or night.
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SITUATIONS WANTED.

CAPABLE and experienced young man book
keeper wants position with reliable firm
in or out of city, can use typewriter and
do general office or clerical work: sen with
one firm eight years; can give best Of refer
ences. including former employers. 6O25,
care World.
WANTED-By young widow responsible po-
sition as managing housskeeper, companion
nurse to nervous patient care for home dur
ing summer or governess, care of chI lren
preferred: can furnish best reference. Ad-
dress box 5y36, care World.
WANTED By experienced closer and tract
salesman, capable Of appointing and han
ding crew Of statesmen; want subdivision
tract office; commission basis and cO-opora-
ton Box $3.50, care World.
ACCOUNTANT, four years experience imple-
ment business now with large hlnituro
company age 20, married, No. l references,
wants to move TO Tulsa. Address Box 5000,
World.
APHER-Secretary office man
ager: executive ability; long experience; ;
now employed Il. Is. Gillin, 5i4 East Twen.
ty-sixth ST, Kansas City, Mo.
POSITION wanted - Young man bookkeeper: (:
am competent to take charge Of most any
kind Of books office; best Of reference
given Address Box 560I, care World.
PRACTICAL accountant aud systematizer;
thorough commercial training; wishes to
make change account salary. Address Box
56l1 care World.
YOUNG man experienced stenographer. de
dress Box 5000 caro- World
Vv Nrrn tpo.i,ion Ia, sa,,,, o,,,,o
exparience. a anytIing considered Address
Roy 5GI0 care World
WANTED Position as bousekeeper for
widownr. M obiection to one mr. t,yo cbiI.
dren. Box 593S care World.
WANTED Painting bv contract by man who
owns his own place. not by carpenter con.
tracting Charles Smith 93O East First
WANTED-By middleaged lady. position AS
housekeepor for widower or proprietress
W w 'SS,~e n none 'os,
ran Give refercnce phone aaaa. ava
W. Nrhn ca,.,;a,, - Ia,
"Af ,'dSl nv pLgn ILopyi"ss ssoe anu Suures'hg en-
',,or,s, e,,, ~ .",,,e,,
fEA' II'AE 1hSf uAy or hlsht work
Phone 45fo, Mrs Bess Kelly
YOUNG woman wishes housekeeping; widow
er home preferred. Box 593O care World.
EXPERIENCED bookeeper aud accountant
wants position. Address 5l45. care World
YOUNG lady desires position as collector;
can give references. 6l34. World
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TO EXCHANGE,

1917 light q Buick roadster which hs.
been run 1900 miles. Phone 5o25.
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=. =,
a net decline OF to 20 points near months
being relatively easy
Inc market opened steady at an adyanc"
OF 4 to 10 points IN sympathy with higher
Liverpool cables. The strength aboard how
ever attributed to the advance in war RISK
insurance rates ana lhere was actNe sellhg
mere bN houses with LiNerpool connections
supposedly IN anticipation OF wider dliier-
ences ms naturally had tendency to
offset the effect OF the higher cables and the
market soon turned easier with offerings
encouraged by the favorable showing OF the
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BOARD AND ROOMS.
WANTED BOARD AND ROOMS
MISCELLANEOUS

RhPRESENTAlVE for a well.known Fifth
Avenue, New York, jewolry house is here
70 make purchase OF complete collection
OF old and modern jewelry; diamonds preci.
Gus stones and antiques; liberal cash allow
anees made ON high-c class valuable articles.
6bOI care World
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-04-24
The Daily Horoscope

Copyright, 1917, by the Mcclure News
paper Syndicste.)
THE stars incline, but do not
copnnpI -
Arizona republican., 1917-08-09
New Variety of
 Accessory Crime
 Discovered Here

Charged with being an accessory ko the crime of failure to provide, M. E. Lewis was taken into custody yesterday, officers claiming that he was in the confidence of J. E. Cooper who is alleged to have de- serted his wife, Protacia Cooper, and to have failed to support her.
 Lewis, when arraiened before Justice Wheeler, admitted that he had received several letters from Cooper from Mexico which he will ingIy turned over to the officers. He stated that he was not in any way responsible for the assertion of Cooper. Lewis furnished $100 cash bond and will appear for his pre- Iiminary at 2 o'clock Friday after noon.
 Cooper, who is a white man, is married to a Filipino. The mar riage took place in Manila several years ago, and the couple have three children whom Cooper took with him when he disappeared.
Arizona republican., 1917-08-09
NUT HALF IF MEN 0N FIRST DAY
 GALL GIVEN THEIR EXAMINATION

examined were huskies and will make splendid soldiers
 Dr. Nichols said that the raising of Maricopa's quota from 376 to 5S8, difference of PIP men, would carry the work of his corps over into next week.
 We expect to examine 200 men a day from now on," said the doctor. The increase in the Maricopa quota means that this county must furnish above all aliens and rejected or ex empted men a total of 5S8 men. One hundred and thirty five men called for military service in Maricopa county were examined yesterday by the local board of physicians under the l direction of Dr. A. B. Nichols and last night the board passed favorably upon
 or rejected those examined.
 It was the first day of the eXamina tion which is expected to continue for at least five days and perhaps a week Acting under orders from Washington Sheriff w. H. Willly, head of the local , board. sent notices to 257 men drafted l in the recent drawing, ordering them
 to appear yesterday. The physicians, however, were unable to examine even
 half of the number called and in con- sequence the balance of the 257 called for the first days examination will be examined today instead.
 There is a total of 772 men to be
 examined in Maricopa county. At first it was believed they all could be ex-
 amined in three days. But now, the sheriff announced last night, it appears
 as if it will take from five days to a
 week to get through.
 l The sheriff suggested that those
 called to appear today, could take their time." as those held over from yesterday would be examined first. i The board began work at 9 o'clock yesterday morning and continued un- 1 til o'clock in the afternoon, stopping only long enough to eat light lunch ] con at noon. The same hours will be
 maintained until all the men called
Arizona republican., 1917-08-09

have been examined. The physicians believe that they will be able to make faster time with the examinations from now on until the work is com pleted They explain that the first day on new job is always the slowest and that they hope ito make faster time.
 The physicians on tho board assist ing pr. Nichols acted in the capacity of specialists. First an applicant, after being stripped, was examined in gen. eral way by Dr. Nichols and then pass ed down the line of doctors, each ex- amining some specific part of body. The personnel of the board and their specific work is as follows:
 Heart and lungs, Drs. Goodrich, Plath, Drane and Brown; general ex- aminations, Drs. Harry Hughes, C. 1. Hughes and pr. Blair; hearing, teeth, nose and throat, Drs. Couch. Open shaw of Mesa and Gilbert of Chandler; eyes, Drs. Dameron and Stoner.
 The doctors reported that the general condition of the men examined was good and it is believed that compari- son when the work is finished will show that the Maricopa boys will grade up to the best of any called to the colors.
 The regularity with Wnlcn the men showed up at the court house first thing yesterday morning, to await their turns for examination, showed with pleasing effect to the authorities, that the orders covering the draft had been compiled with in the true spirit of duty and Americanism. Long before the time arrived for the doctors to be- gin their work the candidates for ad- mission into the draft army were on hand and a line was formed to eX- pediate matters, the first man called taking the first place in the line and others lining up according to the num- Der in which they were called.
 Before the work of the physicians was begun, Dr. Nichols called his corps of doctors together and gave them instructions, calling attention to the fact that, 'as they knew no fa- voritism should be shown" He told
Arizona republican., 1917-08-09

Sixty-one per cent of the men ex- amined yesterday for military service, passed the physical examination and 39 per cent failed, according to fig ures furnished by pr. A. B. Nichols, of the local board, early this morning.
 There were 135 men examined dur ing the day. Of this number, 53 failed and S2 passed.
 Dr. Nichols said last night he was in need of at least ten more physicians. He estimated that he and his assistants would be able to finish the present work by Sunday.
 "The doctors on duty today" said pr. Nichols were very loyal and especially conscientious in their work. 1 have only praise for them. My regret is there were not more in the corps and I sincerely hope at least ten will volunteer to help us in the work
 Speaking of the young Maricopa county citizens of Mexican extraction the doctor said:
 Tt was very gratifying to us to see the interest taken by the Spanish American boys. They came forward today in a true, wholesome spirit of patriotism, American to the core, every one of them.
 These boys like the majority of the American boys had no excuses, and went through with the examination like soldiers should. I don't believe there were more than five men out of all those 120 examined who could be suspected of stacking. Of course now and then we discovered one making an excuse, as to once having an arm broken or leg, or something of that order, but these suspected slackers were very few indeed.
 The results of the days work were very gratifying to us. The true spirit of patriotism was seen everywhere; the boys did splendidly, and while cannot give out any definite figures as to the results of the days work I can say that the large majority of the boys
Arizona republican., 1917-08-09

tered. According to Jucge Sawtelle this is taken care of in the draft law
 When sentence was pronounced by Judge Sawtelle they received it in the same stoic manner which has charac- terized them throughout their trial
 Apparently H1eir only worry as to the years confinement was the diff culty they would have in eating food not prepared by their own people. Through the interpreter this was ex- plained to the judge, who stated in reply that everything possible would be done to relieve this situation.
 J. P. Dillon, United States marshal. assisted by five guards, were in charge Of the car which conveyed the men 10 Prescott. The coach was hooked On the rear of the train Several extra men were sworn in by Dillon to assist in handling the prisoners
 Dillon stated that the quarters of the men would be rather crowded for a week or more. However it is expected that in the meantime the addition to the structure will be completed, giving the prison capacity of 100 persons.
 Owing to the fact that the men were sentenced for less than a year and a day 1t was impossible to send the Dris- oners to Florence. In addition to this the government has a contract with Yavapa1 county to handle its prisoners.
 ,--o---
 CREIGHTON LEAGUE The Ep-
Arizona republican., 1917-08-09

and social on Friday evening, August 10, on the school grounds. Every member is requested to bring a good joke, funny story, a conundrum or game for the entertainment Miss Ruby Muldrow, Mrs H. J. Osborn. James Forman and Nelson Sevrng- haus will be the hosts and hostesses for the evening