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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-06-02
COTTON
New York Cotton.

NEW YORK, June One OF the most
rapid and excited advances of tho season Tor
lowed the publication Of tho government $
crop report in the cotton market here today.
October contracts sold up from "a. .08c to
2l9sc and closed at 81 93c, with the general
list closing strong at net advance of 81
TO 10 points.
The market was rather nervous and un-
settled before the government report was Is
sued the opening was stsady AT an advance Of
5 to o points and active months sold about
4 to 10 points net higher right after the call
but there was considerable realizing. July
eased off from ~ S3c to 81 CSC and October
from 81 soc to 2l.1Tc before the end Of tho
morning The first advance on the official
condition figures carried July up to 2l.91c
and October to ~ 55c, but met very heavy
profit taking under which the market soon
weakened For a time the selling was urgent
with judy breaking at 2l.59c. October to
day or about Ii to II points under last
lights closing figures. Nervousness over the
submarine situation seemed to be gdbsidiug,
however, while both foreign and domestic
trade interests wrea said to be buying very
freely on the setback. and as soon ~ selling
Tor profits subsided. the market became
.,rong and excited.
Buying on the later advance seemed TO
coine from all directions with every delivery
making new high records for the season and
with July selling up to % 4Dc. while Decem.
Der touched % Csc, or 81 to ~ points net
higher on the general list October showed
and advance OF 81 points from the low level
or S points OF the best. The official condi.
tion OF 69.5 was the lowest on record for
May rs. comparing with 77.5 last year ano
79.i the ten.year average. The private con-
dition reports recently published had aver.
aged In the neighborhood Of TIA, and the
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REGISTRARS FOR ALL
PRECINCTS IN TULSA
Men Who Will Officiate June
S Thruout County Out
side Of City.

County Registrar r. l.. Wallace yes
terday announced the appointment of
complete list of registrars for June
. in all precincts in the county out
side of the city of Tulsa. The mayor s
board of city registration had pre-
viously named and sworn in the men
who will officiate locally.
The county registrars, most of
whom served in the recent electoral
registration, are as follows:
Red Fork No Monroe Neal.
Red Fork No. 2-E. J. Bonacher.
Sand Sprinss-C. c. Spillman.
Sand Springs John Han.
Jenks--J. B. Simmons
Glenn Pool No. IN. r. Self
Glenn Pool No. "a. d. Jones.
BiXby No. George Wiles.
BiXby No. "a. j. Burchett.
Willow Springs-A. c. Hayes.
Fry-T. j. Shimp.
Boles-D. NJ. Tiller.
Broken Arrow No. John Shrader.
Broken Arrow No. 2-J. e. Wells.
Lin Lane No. III. p. Foutz.
Lin Lane No. Sd. s. Johnson.
Lin Lane No. 2-W. r. Haines.
Lin Lane No. ALBERT Carml-
ohael.
Dawson No. 1-Lesle J. Garnett.
Dawson No. 2-W. II. Chism.
Owasso No. IN. r. Monger.
Owasso No. "A. r. Davis.
Owasso No. 81. p. Phillips.
Skiatook No. Ed Cason.
Skiatoon No. &C. +. Rodgers.
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At LEONARD-The Livingston Oil
corporation No on the Bowman
Childers farm in 30-17-15 is making
so barrels per day.
The Hornecker No. 2 on the w. a.
Porter farm in 2-16-l4 is good for 100
barrels.
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throats other than theirs the repre-
sentative OF the county attorneys Of
nee refused to be pacifed and shortly
9tter 4 o'clock when great hanks Of
black clouds threw a gloom about the
court room that was so intense that
the incadcscent bulbs had to be
lgnited 1T was with considerable diff
ficulty that Sheriff Mccullough and
members of the bar We're able TO pre-
vent what seemed to be an inevitable
brawl between Williams and ID. +.
Flhnerty, counsel for Wheeler.
Women Wcpt.
Then silence pervaded the court
room and the justice announced his
decision. y sob rcsounded over the
room and the defendants sister arose
from her chair, rushed to the side Of
her brother throwing her arms about
ms neck. Wheelers wife arose slowly
from her chair, approached her hus-
band with a little baby in her arms
ana son seemingly about sin years
old following.
Wheeler kissed his wife again and
again, knelt down kissed his son
numerous times, then kissed his sister.
HIS attorney approached his side and
Whispered inaudibly into his ear.
Wheeler nodded and after kissing his
wife and children again turned to the
sheriff saying: "Au right I'm ready"
He was carried into the elevator and
to Jail.
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$1.50
10
$500

to l26A from its previous high level OF
l3l X On the rebound steel rose to f3l y
and closed at 1909
Numerous other ndustrals especially
equipments and munitions, registered equal
recessions and advances
4 few stocks were conspicuous for their
consistent strength and support, even when
unsettlcmcnt prevailed elsewhere
Dealings were most active during tho
sharp reversal Of the morning OF total
transactions amounting to l.250,O0O shares
fully 60 per cent represented the erarged
operations in steels, coppcrs, shippngs and
alcohol
Gold exports in impressive volume were
resumed.
feature Of the irregular bond market
was the increased inquiry for Anglo French
.5s which gained q material fraction Total
sales, par value. aggregated s3,17o,0o0
United States bonds were unchanged on
call
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ELK COIrNvy KANSAS-Sae
AT uENRyETrA-smith & swai

No. on the Grayson farm in 9-1l-14
is completed and is good for 5000, ,000
feet, of gas.
Newman and associates have n 30
barrel well in the 1,600-foot sand in
No. 2 on the johnson farm in 29-
PIP
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New orleans Cotton Futures.
GRAIN.


CHICAGO. June l--Evidence OF export de
mand at liberal premiums had buhish in
fluence today the wheat market Prices
closed unsettled &c to DC net higher; with
July at Slgs and September at S1s2. Corn
gained 3ss to Z &c. oats Is n le to X and
provisions &c TO 4Oc Strength In the whea,
market received a decided temporary check
soon after the opening. News that the port
of New York had been closed to all out
going ships led TO considerable selling Later.
however, when word came the ban was lifted.
sharp rally took place IL was moro diff
ficult today TO buy wheat than has been the
case any time since the rules restricting
trading went into effect
Oats had but little independence Offerings
were scarce and export inquiry fair
Higher quotations on corn and hogs lifted
provisions Houses with foreign connections
were at times free sellers Of lard.
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WHEELER BOUND
OVER BY COURT
Man ARRESTED After Glenn
Pool Brawl Held on
Charge of Murder.
ATTORNEY GETS HOSTILE
Prosecutor Says the Defense
Talked About Him; Wife
and Babies Present.

One of the stormiest and most pa
thetic sessions ever staged in the court
of Justice of the Peace Lee Daniel
was witnessed by an audience of
spectators and witnesses that taxed
the seating capacity of the courtroom
thruout Friday during the course of
the preliminary hearing of Ed
Wheeler, an oil field worker, who
went before the court charged with
the murder of j. w. Hin during "a
drunken brawl at Glenpool May 12
FOLLOWING session of exceeding
turbulence and pathos. Wheeler,
when the court adjourned shortly
after 4 o'clock yesterday afternoon,
heard the justice voice the fatal
words that carried him in the custody
of the county sheriff out Of the court
room to the elevator and up four
stories to the county Jail, where he
is to be incarcerated for an indefinite
period facing charge of first de-
gree murder.
"Wild Bill" Williams.
Early in the morning the storm
broke when w. b. Williams, CON
nected with the county prosecutors $
office and detailed to fight Wheeler's
plea for Vindication OF the killing, an
nounced to the court and to the de
PENDANTS counsel that he took eX
ception to the things that have been
said about him" by Wheeler's legal
aid, thereby arousing his own ire to
n point that was almost uncontrol-
able.
Thruout the entire day he voiced his
questions and arguments in a tone
that teemed with heat and in sharp
sentences he snapped his interroga-
tives at the witnesses put upon the
stand by the defense.
Altho the defense told the court and
Prosecutor Williams that the remarks
that had been passed were from
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AT CLENELAND-The Prairi@ OH
G. Gas Co. has y small well in No. 4
on the Hardy farm in 10-2O-S.
In 1S-21-S the same company No.
on the Williams farm is completed
and is good for 10 barrels.
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Chicago Live Stock.

CHICAGO June 1..-IIOGS-Receipts 12,-
600 head market Arm, Sc above yester.
days average bulk si5.55 q l6. light Si4s0
dl59O, mixed S15.35 a l6 heavy Sl5.25@
l47O
CATTLE-Receipis 1000 head; market
firm; native beef cattle Sg.25 a 1870, stock
ers and feeders 81 40d 1860, COWS and heif-
ers $G.25ml175, calves S9.5OMli.
SHEEP-Receipts 5000 head; market
weak: wethers $10ml2 90. ewes Sg.256D
1925, lambs $1o.75 a 1910. springs $3.50
6l575
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LADIES wanted for dressmaking shop. Cali
in person between $3.50 aud 10 u. IN: no
phone calls answered Marietta King. 100
East Fourth street, Gallais building.
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Kansas CITY Live Stock

KANSAS CITY, June l-HOGS-Re
ceipts $500 head: market Sc TO l0c higher
bulk Sl5.35d15.S0. heavy Sl5.sO@10, light
S156 1880 pigs Sl3@ l4.25.
CATTLE-ReceiptS 400 head. including
500 southcrns; market steady: prime feo
steers Sl25Oa 13 40. dressed beef steers $40
Ml225. southern steers STA ~ 80. cows
S6.5OM1l heifcrs Ss.50G .25, stockers
$SM10.75, calves 1900 l0.75.
SHEEP Receipts COO head market
steady; lambs si4@1s, yearlings Sl2@15,
wethers sll@ 1850 ewes $lo50@ u. 50,
6tOckers $7@1i
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-06-02
OIL WELL SUPPLIES.

OIL well suplies-Wire rope for sale; 46s
feet 34-inch, 6Nl9 crucible steel cable:
745 feet 3-4-ineh. 6x19 crueitle steel cable;
5000 feet 3Iinch 6Nl9 plow steel cable;
2.52O feet 7-s-inch, 6Nl9 plow steel cable;
$50 feet l 1-sinch, 8Nl9 yellow strand
power steel cable; this rope is new and can
make immediate shipment. Phone. wire or
write Sohosky Machinery Co, 4O2 Miehi-
gan Ave. Joplin, Mo. Phone 12l.
ATTENTION Oil Men. We Rave for sale lOO..
900 feet Of 2-inch line; also 10000 feet
OF Binch line pipe as good as new all
other Sizes also sil steam engines Al con.
dition, and lot Of drilling tools two drilling
machines one 6x30 gasoline tank; also one
6Nl6 four l00-barrel Maloney steel tanks.
Midwest Supply company. Boulder and
1876 FEET 5-inch 500 feet 4-ineh; about
900 feet 3-inch, 3 u inch and AZ inch
pipe. about two tons Of Crane malleable
fittings, . to 5-inch, in good condition, some
like new. two Toledo machines, threading
2 X inch 10 i-inch S38: threading ~ 20 &
inch, 500. Address W. ID. Browning, p. o.
box 73s. Memphis.
CASING for sale-l2, 900 feet new 6A 10
pounds easing at S1.i0 {. o. b. Independ-
ence, Kan: immediate delivery; ask for de.
livered prices half car or car lots. Write or
wire lock box 475, Independence, Kan.
CASING for sale. 1900 feet new 6X 1s.
inch casing at 81 40, I. o. b. Independence.
Kan; immediate delivery. Ask for delv'
cred prices half car a. car lots Write or
wire Lock Box AIS, Independence, Kan
WANTED--Prompt delivery, Wann, OKLA
100 feet 10A inch casing, 500 feet sh.
inch casing 800 feet 6 y inch casing Ad
dress the Well Made Oil Gas Co., Atch-
ison Kan.
1T II. p cylinder American Dicsn cl
engine; also gus engines and electric mo.
tors, let us know your wants, we may have
II Address W. 7. Osborn Company Kan
sas CITY, Mo.
FOR SALE-one 15.HP St Mary's gas
engine throttling governor, used thrS
wears. load increased beyond capacity. Mo
chinists Electric Co. Tope<a. Kan
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ST LOUIS. June HOGS Receipts
$500 head. market lOc 10 l5c higher. light
S15.45m15.s5. pigs S1OM lI.50 mixed and
butchers Sl5.45G a 1895. good heavy Si595
a l6, bulk S15.I5 a 1890.
CATTLE Receipts 1900 head; market
steady: native beef steers 81 5Om 10, yearlng
steers and heifers s. 50M 49, cows SGM /,
stockcrs and feeders S6M10, Texas quaran-
tine steers $500 $50. prime southern beef
steers So 80, beef cows and heifers S425
a 9, prime yearling steers and heifers $3.50
a 10, natiye calves $6Ml4.50.
SHEEP Receipts 2. 800 head: market soc
lower; clipped lambs STAG IS, clipped ewes
Sg.50@l2, yearling lambs Sl5@lS Gamers
$500.
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NEW ORLEANS June 1.-The lowest Nav
% cotton condition figures on record today
put the price OF cotton contracts on this
market TO the highest levels on record Tho
department Of agriculture report showing
the condition of the new crop May 25 was
b9 per cent Of tho normal caused heavy
buying and after several Sctbucks active
months were sent % To 20 points over the
prices ruling just before the bureau report,
ana t2 20 90 points over yesterdays close.
Last prices for the day showed a net gain
OF 5s 10 Gs points
The market opened duh and up TO Il
o clock when the condition figures were is.
sued, displayed little movement first stand
ing about points up net and then points
OF net Following the report came strong
bulge of 80 points on the most active months
This Improvement brought out extremely
heavy offerings, both in realizing sales and
short selling and there was n quick reaction
which finally amounted ia SO TO 80 points
on the most active months carrying prices y |
bale under yesterdays close. Much Of this
selling was inspired by reports OF the closing
of the port OF New York aud the sinking Of
American YES els.
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FEMALE HELL WANTED.

NTED--Young lady who has had expe.
rience in private telephone exchange
work must be bright aud have some bust
ness sense good opportunity for young lady
who wants stea< position with chance
for advancement ao not apply II you arc
not experience or do not have to work for
living. Write, stating age aud experience.
Address G2l6, care World.
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.Er.d dividend
FINANCIAL

NEW YORK. June 1.-The market ex.
perienced a nervous chill In the early stages
OF today's session because Of the circulation
OF alarmipg rumors growing out Of the tenn
porary clos Of the port Of New York and
the sinking OF American sailing ships. Stocks
opened with an irregular tone.
United States Steel was striking illustra.
tion Of the markets sensitive state. falling
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ROOMS WANTED.

GENTL LEMAN OF good character and refine.
ment wishes furnished room located con.
venirn,iy to business section.--Address A.
Barker care The Tulsa World
WANTED-To rent two furnished rooms for
man and wife. sleeping porch II possible
George c. Peterson Hotel Tulsa.
ROOMS in private family; man aud wife
with l3-year-old boy; give full particu.
lnrs Address Boy s6O6. care World.
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HELP WANTED AGENTS..

GREATEST OPPORTUNITY in the South
west is open for live alert men who are
anxious to make from s35 to $50 per week
above expenses. The state of Oklahoma is
exceptionally prosperous and PROPOSE
tion il ono that appeals to prosperous peo-
pie Write for particulars at once Only
mon with references need apply. Joe Miller,
SIS Coicoid Bldg, Oklahoma City. Okla
AGENTS WANTED-Everloc, perfect patch
for inner tubes; agents wanted. General
Sales Co, 6o2 North Broadway. Oklahoma
City Okla
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MALE HELP WANTED

WANTED Man experienced in biiliuc and
hWIPihg cnfable Of handling factory
,'SrS' opportunity for @ht person TO
] NtAft at reasonable salary with new con
Germ and work up: give experience refer.
rnces ana salary expected Address Box
b4Os, care World
"AN TED Reliable. neat appearing young
man IN ladies ready to-wear dry goods
ana shoes 10 specialize in the shoe and dress
goods department; must be first class stock
keeper, must furnish best OF references from
previous employers kiefer Mercantile store.
kicfcr. OKLA.
Capable man to sell concreto
mixers aud other contractor equipments.
excellent opportunity ON commission and sal
aiy basis state age, fun experience and sal
AIRY expected. 02O4, care World
WANrEb-Reliable men to sell nursery
stock; steady employment: weekly pay
mentsi cNpereice unnecessary Il. II Stan
nard Co, Ottawa Kan
WANTED Specially statesmen; permanent
. position to high class men. Apply lO7
North Main.
JOIN THE ARMY-Racruiting offices at OK
lahoma CITY, Tulsa, Muskogee. Chickasha,
Ardmore and Enid
Experienced pipe line worker, II
yon know how to use tongs apply Hope
Engine supply Co, Ponca City Okla
YOUNG man. bookkeeper and stenographer.
one with experience in gasoline business.
Box 5S33. World
WANTED-A bushel man. Eagle Loan Of
flee, First and Boston
EXPERIENCED delivery boy with refer
cnees. 200 North Main.
WANTED Experienced gardener. Apply
233 Iowa building
WANTED-A bookkeeps: state experiences
and salary. Box G213, care World
BOY or man wanted to carry sign Room /
Culbertson building
WANTED-Iwo clothing sulesmen at once.
10 East First.
WAITE house man at Hotel Annex
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LIVE STOCK.
Fort Worth Live Stock

FORT WORTH, Texas, June l-CATTLE
Receipts 5000 head market 1Oc to 15c
lower: beeves S7Ml175.
HOGS Receipts 900 head market DC 20
lOc higher: heavy Sl55OfG J o 30.
SHEEP EP--Receipts 1900 head; market 25c
lower; lambs $I5Ml6
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In the Oil Fields
CONTINUED FROM PRECEDING PAGE
MONTGOMERY COUNTY. KANSAS

The Montgomery Oil company No. >
ON the c. B. Morris farm in the south
west of the northwest of 2l-33-14 is n
5barrel well.
In the southwest corner Of the
northwest Of l3-3S-l4 the Ben Blanch-
ard No on the r. f. Mills farm is
dry and abandoned.
The Northand OH company No. l
on the W. q. Robinson farm in the
southwest corner of the northeast of
4-33-lj is a l5- barrel well.
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Personals


Il. b. Howard state auditor and oil
man, was in the city yesterday.
Hugh Robertson, associated with !.
n. Thompson, the man that has the
distinction of holding more kentucky
acreage than any other operator i'm
that state. He is giving n display of
Kentucky oil in the lobby of the Hotel
Tulsa. IL Is n fine oil Of 42.6 gravity
of fine amber color and is the real
oil that made Kentucky famous.
T.. w. Thwing Of Thwing & Evans,
is in the city and states that his new
refinery in Kansas City Kan. is pro-
crossing nicely.
J. T. Earhart OF the White Star Oil
company of Detroit is in the city.
c. B. Sullivan formerly sales man
ager for the Central Refining company
of Lawrenceville, H., is now in charge
OF sales for the RoXana in the Tulsa
office. He has moved his family here.
Elmer Gatewood, general manager
Of the Avis Refinery at Jacksborough,
Texas, is in the city and reports that
the refinery owned by them is now
a moneymakcr and Is manufacturing q
full line of high grade products.
]. r. Mckinney OF New York, asso-
oiated with Frank Breen in the Wy
mona oil company, attended the big
sale at Pawhuska and reports that he
is much pleased with the progress be-
ing made bv his associates down this
way. Mr.. Mckinney is at the head of
what is commonly called the Bread
Trust in New York and is the owner
of very large baking plant.
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CHICAGO. June l.-BUTTER-Lower
creamery 37@41c
EGGS-Receipts 3s,670 cases: unchanged
POTATOES Lower new, receipts 5 cars
Texas aud Alabama S3t0m3.25, Lousiaua
S8m3.15: old, S2.50@ 2.G5 receipts cars
POULTRY higher, fowls zoe
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t.G KANs4s "a = SIP9s June IWEATSO I.1 " q 81
CORN-No. 2 mixed S1.5OMl.51, No. :
white Sl4q@l so, No yellow Sl51 a l52
OATS-No 2 white Gao Ga y, No mix cd
G3N rtc
RYE-s1.9s62.
KAIIR AND MILO MAIZE -s3.4O@ , .65
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APARTMENTS WANTED.

WANTED--Furuished apartment completely
equi,ped for housekeeping with room
for maid answer giving details, prices, etc. (;
references exchanged. Address Box 6653.
care World
WANTED-Three or four.room furnished
apartment or fiveroom furnished cottage.
close in Address cess. care World.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-06-02

ST LOUIS. June -WHEAT-No. 2 red
50 60, No. hard S2.65.
CORN-No. 2 S1.55. No. 2 white s157.
OATS-No. nominal No. white nominal
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-06-02
WANrEp-Two YOUNG Iadle. Ior coneessIoi

WANTED-Two young ladies for concession
work with Al carnival company; age
% to %: must have good appearance; viii
book for long season. Phone or write II V.
Akers, Oilton, Okla care j. 4. Mcclellan
Shows.
LADIES wanted for dressmaking shop. Call
in person between $50 aud 10 a: IN; no
phone calls answered. Marietta King 100
East Fourth street, Gallais building.
WANTED Young ladies TO learn telephone
work. no experience necessary. Apply
300 Pioneer Bldg. call Miss Senger.
phone 2900.
STENoGRAPHER wanted must be thor
oughly experienced and capable; tenn
pornry but possibility Of permanency. Phone
257O. 4O6 Drew building.
WANTED-Two Mattresses. Alberts' Dim
ing room; no Sunday work. 2l9 South
Cincinnati
FURNITURE Of two rooms for sale; must
s,ll by Saturday; cheap. 1906 West
Park. near Lawton.
YOUNG lady, bookkeeper and stenographer,
one experienced in gasoline line. Box
WANTED-Giri for general housework; no
washing; references required. Phone
1891
WANTED-A competent hair dresser; also
apprentice. Marinello Beauty parlor. 521
First National Bank building
WANTED-Refined girl 10 assist with gem
sral houseworR in family OF three Mrs.
Manion, North Nogales Phones 4s5s.
A WHITE girl for general housework. five
room cottage, no washing. Call 2l4 West
Fourth street
WANTED-A servant for general housework:
must have references. 90l North Denver.
phone 20s0.
WASH skirts from 1925 to s5.75 Partisan
Sample Rooms, over Wonderland theater
WE want men drivers aud helpers. Nichols
Transfer & Storage Co., North Boulder.
COLORED maid for general houseworN;
must be competent. Phone l495.
WANTED-Pantry woman. Apply Brady
cafe
WANTED-Colored nurse girl with expert.
ence today. 100 East Roosevelt.
WANTED-Experienc white girl for pri-
vate boarding house Phone 4Sss.
WANTED-Whte girl for general house
work. 1925 Carson.
NANTFD-Gir to wait on sofia tables See
Mr. Pearson, Quaker Drug company.
WANTED-A wet nurse Phone 1868.
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Galveston Snot Cotton-


GALVESTON, Texas. June Cotton.
middlinr pc, receipts 907i bales, sales 4, ,59I
bales stock lyS 04a bales
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PRODUCE


ST. LOUIS, June .-POULTRY-Un
changed except springs 81 6t84c.
BUTTER-C Creamery unchanged.
EGGS-42c.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-06-02
HAVE FOR SALE THE
FOLLOWING:

ass joints new 6A, lib. casing; POS
joints new, 6% 17-lb. casing; 6s joints
second hand 6S, lib. casing; POS joints
new 81. 24-lb. casing. Phone 1920. Ask
for Mr.. Bennett.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-06-02
New Orleans Cotton

trade was not prepared for such scnsa
tonal bulish showing from Washington.