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Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1916-1918, 1917-01-02
REITYvlLLE.

Mites Grace Clo+f-lt~. Ra,ph ~ tfrr ey
and F'-a,'- C>lntfeit" retr-oe1 Monday
| ~ their school work in Mt Norris, nj,
af'e~ speeding tho holidays here
Little Sam Harlan is III with pneu-
no-ia NJ h's homo hdre
"'rav Riggs is reported on the sick
list
NJ. and Mrs Claude Hesfor return
ID home tho 'nt|"r rar+ Of the week
from n visit with relatives in Tarkio,
Mo
THO Misses 7 n'oh jNder Isabelle
pishon and Iessie Norman returned to
their school work in Cedar Falls Mon
dav
Mrs. John Williams Is seriously i'll at
he- home east If here
Mrs e r Robinson and Mrs. Oscar
oring of Ottumwa visited over Sun
dav With their sister and family Mrs.
Rank Colton
Bert and Jessie Thompson are visit
ing relatives and friends near GLASGOW.
Mr.. and Mrs Joe Hoffman entertain
ed few friends Thursday evening at
their home near here. A pleasant even
irg was spent with music and games.
Oysters were served
Miss Minnie Rodabaugh OF Missouri
is; here visiting relatives and friends.
Mr. and Mrs Len Lewis and daugh.
tSI itlti tcu iicikt tuu'SudN dItSy VS.
TING several days with relatives In
Richlard.
Mr. and Mrs Glenn Haist and daugh-
ter Of Eeardstown. Ill.,. spent the holt
DAYS. at the Loren Foster home.
MI and Mrs. Ed Haggins eutertairs ed
twelve Young couples Thursday at
their home near here Refreshments
we've served.
Lyle Robertson of Let's arrived Sun
IL, L.
ents Mr.. and Mrs. viii Robertson. He
was accompanied by his friend Weldon
Cripple.
Rue Davis Of Moline, H.. and Loren
Davis OF Hes Moines spent Sunday
here with friends
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THE RETAIL PRICES.

Flour and feed Graham flour. per
sack. coo; corn chops, per cwt, $3.50:
shorts, per cwt.. s22o: bran, per cWt.,
s1.s5: corn. per bu.. $1.25; hay. per cw-t..
756S5c: straw, per cwt.. 40d soc: meal
per sack, 35c: corn and oat chop, per
cwt.. $3.50; corn chop. 20 lbs. 4oc: OIL
meal per cwt, s2.7a; wheat flour per
flour s1.45.
Butter, Eggs and Poultry
Creamery butter 45@4sc; country
butter. 35143c
Fggs-Candled, 3-1s 4sc.
Poultry-Geese. dressed, $50 CSC: tur-
keys, dressed, 3oa35c: dressed hens. 20
6c5c: spring chickens CSC: ducks 22l2 g.
Fresh and Salt Fiah.
Frozen. not fresh cau@ht-Sa lmon,
l6c ID: halibut. zoe: red snapper,
Ice ID; white fish 1sc: smelts. 2oc.
Fresh fish-Catfish. 2oc: bass, 25c;
trout, 1Sc: halbnt. Use; salmon. 1sc;
Holsters. s0c each: white fish, poo h:
crabs. hard shell. 15c each soft shell,
soc each; perch. 12l4c: shrimp, zoe ID:
fresh macterel AOc each: shads, soc
each: shadrock. A0c pair: frog legs. 25c
pair: spanish markerel. 4oc each: fresl,
herring 15c: white Ash, SOC: sne.ts.
2Gc Blue Point oysters in shell 20c doZ.
Salt f7sh-Mackerel. 1oM35c: herring
Norway for 25c: cod 10I ooc: lake
fish pail 70r: salt mackerel. 1ome5c:
salt white fish. 1Gd3Ec h; salt cod. 10
0,?7c u. rmolcd sturgeon. csc lb: fin
-, haddia. b. GOO: Tolard herring. pail
s1"5: salt eel, CSC ID; pail anchovites,
s1o5.
Smoked fsh-Wtite fish 20a CSC b.:
sardines. so CSC: spiced sardines, 3 70.
Ice: box cod 1915 a 20c' fancy smo'-ed
bloa tors. : fo- o5c: sr-olsad tone' ass
herring. ssc ID: smoked herrirg, CSC
ID: stock ash SOC: Kirpare(I herring,
2 for c5c: halbut. 25c h.. smoked stur-
geon. CSC III.
Select oysters, soc ct. standard oys-
tiers. soc at: count oysters. ut, l5c.
Fruits.
Trutis-pananas &c pound lem" ns,
S1c: oranges. o0TS5c: Hrp!es, 3o6
s5c: Valencia oranges. 20M65c: apples
25I60c PIX: watercress. ice: ktm-
o,,r.r - n toe: FrrDcror grapes. 2nr.
Snarish Malaga grapes. Csc: Nellis
pears doz.. A0c: crane fruit Ga q 15c:
trawberries. 81: tangerines, 45c doz.
E-oe:ahies.
Eereta as-Cabhac &c 10 TIC: toma
ICES. ripe. 25TS5c: parsley. and zoe:
mushrooms. S5c H.: green beans, lie:
horse radish. Zoe: heets H.. &c: lettuce.
'fc lb: egg plant. 90 to csc: cauliflow-
nr.er. 10@35c: beets, per PIX. 4oc: tu--
nips. soc PIX: potatoes, peek. soc; per
,,u.. $40: carrots. 7isc each: head
lettuce ], to % cents: sweet potatoes.
&c h.. Brussels sprouts box 2eTS5c:
French endive H.. CSC: green peas, $50
III: asparagus. SOC bunch.
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GOVERNOR PUTS
BAN ON BOXING

Lansing. Mich. Jan. Gov. Sleep
pr's first Official act was to put the
ran on boxing in Michigan. A few
moments before he was inaugurated
the governor received wire from
Sheriff Berry of Kent county regard
ing boxing contest scheduled for
Grand Rapids Monday afternoon.
The contest, it seems. had been
agreed to several days ago by the
Kent county authorities on the pre-
sumption that Gov. Sleeper was going
to depart from the established rule
of former Gov Ferris and permit box
ing contests to 80 on indiscriminate-
ly.
The bouts took place as scheduled.
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Fairfield. jan The Ottumwa Ex.
lies defeated tie Parsons college
basketball team here Monday by a
score Of 3S to 49, After the frst few
minutes Of play. the college boys were
entirely outclassed. and altxeugh they
pat up game fight in the last half,
were not able to overcome Ottumwa's
lead. Parsons sconed first and had
run the count UP to I'VE before Ottum-
wa dropped the leather into the bas-
ket. They failed to score again in the
first half. while Koebel, Miller and
Lester Gagged eighteen points
The feature OF the second half was
Keesey's work in casing basket for
Ottumwa amidst the laughter of the
crowd When the ottumwa PLAYERS
saw what Keesey's intention was. thev
left him unguarded and he dropped
the ball through Ottumwa's hoop
Osler made the prettiest shot Of the
game from the center of the floor
Summers and Osler's guarding kept
down Parsons score. and the Parsons
forwards were seldom free for a shot.
Koble and Miller both played nice
basketball. but did not have their u.s.
ual shooting eyes. Lester 81 center
outplayed his man. The summary fol
lows:
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NEW YEARS DAY
MARKED BY SPORTS

Chicago, Jan. 2. - Boxing, fe>enn.
sof. tennis and an indoor tr.ek uaef
marked the beginning Of the NV Year
IN the sporting wssfd Of the Uhftsi
States.
The University Of oreesn e,ev.n
numDted tho team q the Univeesly q
Pennsylvania, IA to o, in the 'wSfaf.
series Of foOtbaT' 1t P12sAena. Cal.
Following are the results Of manv
of the boxing boaks:
Johnny Cooion outpoi1ted Joe Wax.
ner. 10 rounds, New York.
Billy Miske oot1otnt2d 'Knoekpot"
Brown. 10 rounds. Bruok1yn.
Ba1hne Lovinsky outpo&nAed Gun.
boat Smith, 10 rounds. BRouahn
Nike ODUWd beat 'Kid' Al6erts. ~
rounds, Brooklyn.
Jeh Smith outpointed Frank ManteIl.
is rounds, Baltimore.
Johnny Richie defeated Joe Haley.
10 rounds. Cincfnnnd.
Jack Britton and Jimmy Duffy, 10
rounds. draw, B1MsSo.
Sam Lang1ofd delea&ed FIN .1ohnsop
(refefee's decistou) II rounds. Kansas
City.
Charley White kneeked ont Harry
oAASA IVOuV, I3OCU0UJ0f, N. Y.
frankie Burns outpointed Pal Moore
10 rounds, Albany. N. Y.
Jack Dillon outfouxht Bob Moha Is
rounds, Dayton, o.
Benny Kan6man defeated 1oufsiana
s rounds, Phihde4paia.
Benny Mcneil defeated BENNY Cha.
vez treferees decisioa) 10 rounds.
Kansas CITY.
The New Pork Athletic club easily
won the nstionsl tnAoor Junior cham.
ptonshtp meet Of the A. A. O., in But.
falo. N. T., the Ferguson A. c., q BQf.
falo being second The meet v.s
slow, no records being made.
In court tennis. D. l. Hutchinsun. !,
III. of Philadelphia defeuAed Sf.1aey a.
Mortimer Of Tuxedo. n. r. for TIE
Tuxedo challenge cup. In rns6o v1De
Philip Carter. PhiladelphiA, F4Rnnre
Robson. Rochester. N. r. Ffe6evlek
Snare, Havana and Dwight l. Arm
strong, Pittsburgh. went into he send.
finals Of the mdwinter Euaf tourney q
Pnehufst, N. c.
At Sydney, N. s. W.. Fred Kay. Ass-
tralian, has defeated Jimmy ClxNNy
and Joe Chip. Americans. Art Msghl,
American. stopped Dave Smith in SIX
rounds. Tom Mcmahon best BIN Lan3D
IN Ave rOunds.
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HOTEL MEM,M CHICAGO.

7 p. Saw and F w Simmons of the
O+tnmwa Hotel Co. left for "N'r""o
Monday night tn meat Ies-"e W"rde,
and Architect prordfoot of the hot al
who viii assist the Ott''mwan- in
selecting the fytrres and electric
lighting equipment for the new ho.e,
building
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Kansas City Cash Grain.

Kansas City. Mo. Jan. 1.-The cash
grain market follows;
Wheat-No. hard $3.50 1.ssh; No.
red, s1s@Gi.SS.
Corr-Na~ket I lac higher: No 2
ri~ed 9iM9l1Rc: No . white. 91l a
9oc. No. yellow. 911s ma2c.
Oats-No . white. 5tdD55c: No. 2
nived, I'is n 5Alac.
Rve-s'.t6.
Hay Firm: choice timothy. $14m
1880 choice prairie. s12; choice al
falfa s21121.5o
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Chicago Cash Grain.

Chicago. Jan. 1.-THE cash grain
market follows:
Wheat-No. 9 red. nominal: No. 3 red
S.s2@Is5 No. 2 hard. s1s7& M1.SSA /:
No. hard, s1.S4h 61.S51a.
Corn-No. 2 yellow. 93ls@944c: No.
yellow, S1@92hc; No. white. 81 a
92Ac.
Oats-No. white 531a @54Ac; stand
ard. SAC SOC.
Rye-No: ? nominal: No. 3. s1s5.
Barley-S5M$125.
Timothy-$2. 50@650.
Clover-$12617.
Pork-s2s10
Lard-$15.12
Ribs-$1312@1s.72.
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Peoria Cssh Grair

Peoria. H.. Jan. 1.-The cash grain
market follows:
? Corn-Urchanged to 1c higher: No. :
white, a3m93kc: No. white. 9eiac:
No. 3 yellow aS@Ac: No. yellow.
81 " T92c: No. 8 mixed a3m $3.50: No
mixed. a2c: sample. 7chs3thc
Oats-Market higher. No 2 white,
5212 G5Shc.
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Gar Lot Reee;,+.

Wheat-l0 cars. with none of CON
tract grade
Cosrt-1ae cars. with "A of contract
Grade.
Oats--44 cars, with Is of contra ct
grade
Total receipts of wheat at Minneapo-
lis Duluth and Winnipeg today were
952 cars compared with l24s cars la st
week and 1889 cars the correspondents
day year ago.
Estimated cars tomorrow. Chicago
Wheat, SO: corn. 527: oats. 322.
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Primary Movement.
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WILL HELP COACH.

AmeS. Jan. 2. To help Deac Wal.
ter. varsity basketball coach. pick the
Ames basketball team from twenty
men. Ralph Wicks Of Clinton, team
mate of Walter on the famous Wabash
college team of 1905 to 1893. is here
for few days. Ames win open the
conference schedule with Missouri at
Columbia Jan. 1918. The Ames alum.
nj association will give medals to the
1917 gridiron players.
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SIGN TWO cu1ANs.

Minneapolis. Mimi. jar 2. -Presi.
dent NJ. F. Cantillon of the local Amer.
lean association club announced that
he has signed TWO Cuban PLAYERS for
the rSf7 season. They are Ricardo
Cores. catcher. and Fidero Hungo, IN.
fielder. both of Havana.
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Kansas CITY I've Stock.

Kansas City Mo-. Jan 1.-THE live
stock market follows:
Hogs-Market lower: receipts. IS
900: bulk. $s.7o@10.25: heavy. $1o.151
1910: lights. s9.50m10.1o: pigs. $500.
Cattle-Market steady: receipts. 49,
900: steers, S7G11.5c: cows S5.25 6S.5o;
heifers, $6@1o.50: calves. ssMI.
Sheep-Market steady: receipts. o.
600: lambs. s127s61s.50: yearlinss 81
@12: wethefs $s75d1o: ewes, $3.50
s.15,
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DoNAHUE STOPPED BY WHITE.

Rochester. N. Y. Jan. 2. Charley
White of Chicago stopped Harry Don
ohue in the sixth round. White SCOT
ed three knockdowns and had Dono-
hue helpless when Referee Tibbetts
stopped the bout to save Donohue fuf>
ther punishment. Donohue claimed be
was hit low once, but the referee an
nounced that the blow was fair Donol
hue put up game battle, but Whites
superior punching power made 1t a
question Of how many rounds his game
rival would last
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coULoN IS WINNER.

New York, Jan. 2. Johnny C0ulon
Chicago bantamweight and former
worlds champion. cleveriy outpointed
Joe Wagner, local bantam, who de-
feated Coulon four years ago, in ten
round bout. Coulon weighed 113
pounds and Wagner 114H.
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Omaha Live Stock

Omaha Nebr.. Tan THE live
stock market follows:
Hogs market lower. receipts. l.
eco: heavy. saa0nsrO15: light ss,50M
co.: nigs s1.75m9o5: hulk. sas519.s0.
Cattle-Nsr ket ste"Gy: receipts, -
500; staeAs 81 5O111.5O: cows and heif-
ers $500 1850
Sheep--N3rke s'eodv: receipts co.
0n0: warnings s9"TM1t %: wethers.
ss5om11: lambs slo.1o61s25
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Chicago Live Stock; Opening.
Chicago Jan. 1.-The opening live
stock market follows:
Hogs-Market slow, 1oc under Satur-
days average: receipts, $4,000: bulk.
ss.ao61o.3O. light. $s.4o@1o.1o; mixed.
1910 a 1910: heavy. $10.05010.40: rough
s9.90I10: pigs. $750@S.15.
Cattle-Market firm: receipts. 90
900; native beef cattle, $7.2b611.S0:
western steers. $7.25@10: stockers and
feeders. $5.25@s.25: cows and heifers,
s435610: calves. S9613.
Sheep-Market firm; receipts. $1,000:
wethers, $9.15@10.25: lambs, s11.25@
1850.
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GOATS DOlG pRAWs.

LaSalle. III, Jan. 2. Spike Kelly
and Goats Doig went ten terrific
rounds which were called draw by
Packey Mcfarland. who acted as ref
cree, before packed house. Kelly
showed cfeverness and worked at top
speed from gong to gong
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Chicago Live Stock; Closing.

Chicago Live Stock; Closing.
Chicago. Jan. 1.-The closing live
stock market follows:
Hogs-Market fairly active at early
prices: receipts, 1000: estimated to-
morrow. $4,000: bulk $a.s0@1o.s0: light
s9.4omt0.1o heavy, Se.90M104o: mixed
s9.70m1o.4o: rough. s9.a0610.
Cattle-Market steady to strong: re-
ceipts, $1,000; top, $11.SO.
Sheep-Market strong: receipts. 20.-
900: top, $10.35: lambs top, S1s.45.
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sd. Louis live Stock.

st. Louis. Jan. 2. Live Stock:
H"gs-Rece.ots. $4,000: market lower:
iehts s1O@1035: pigs, s7.756s.25. mix
ed s1oo5 % 1o.Ah: heavy. s10.40@1o.50:
bulk $1,000 1910
Cattle Receipts, $500 market
steady: beef steers, $7.5o@11. 50: heif-
ers. sS.506'1 80: cows, s5.5o@s.5e;
calves s6aS1225.
Sheep - Receints 1000 market
steady: lambs. sam1255.
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GUNeoATI DEFEATED,

Brooklyn. N. Y, Jan. 2. Battling
Levinsky cieveriy outpointed Gmboat
Smith here Monday in ten round
bout. Smith outweighed Levmsky by
two pounds Mike O'Dowd. St. Paul
mfddleweight, scored decisive win
over Kid AIberts of Elizabeth. N. j.,
in ten rounds.
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Cl1iceoo Produce.

CHICAGO. len. -R-,tter-Receipts
3.oe2 tubs. ores mary. ""1Soc
Ergs-S't aadv: receipts 1850 cases
iirsts. A01s1c: ordirarv firs;s S5I36c;
at mark. cnses included. so5rt0c
Potat oes--Nieher: receipts. 50 cars:
Colorado Oreeon Washington and
IDAHO "hite e s0Ii.95: MIGHT -an white
s1SOG1.S5; Wisconsin white. s1.1j1
l.S7.
Poultry-Alive higher: fowls, 16M
lSEc: springs. ice: turkeys, &c.
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Minneapolis Closing Grain.

Minneapolis, MINI, Jan. 2.-Closing
grain:
Wheat-May, s1.s5lsa1S5ss: July
s1.TS.
Wheat-No. / hard. s1.Ssss d1.93as:
No. northern. $685. m1SSss
Corn-No. 3 yellow. ssat e690Lc.
Oats-No. 8 white II s65oc.
Flax-S2S4L M2.SsL.
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LIBERAL SUPPLY
OF HOGS OFFERED

Chicago. Jan. Liberal arrivals and
a large left over supply had a depress-
ing effect today on the value OF hogs.
Choice grades Of cattle were In de-
mand. but most Of the offerings lacked
quality.
Sheep and lambs met with ready sale.
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LANGFoRD WHIPS JOHNSON.

Kansas City, Mo-. Jan. 2. Sam
Langford of Boston was awarded ref.
eree's decision over Jim Johnson Of
New York at the end Of twelve round
bout here Monday afternoon. The first
four rounds were even. but Langford
punished Johnson severely in the re-
manning rounds. scoring two knock.
downs. The men are negro heavy
weights.
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ST. Louis Producs

st Louis Mo. Ian. Poultry
Hens 1S's Tt5c: springs, lsc: turkeys
zee: ducks nc; geese. Ice.
Rutter- Creamery. 39c.
Eggs-SSc.
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DILLON rRlMs MohA.

Dayton. O., Jan. 2. Jack Dillon won
the popular decision in his fifteen
round go with Bob Moha Of Milwaukee.
Five of the rounds easily we're Diilon's
and three went to Moha on clever
punches. The others were even. Dr.
Ions aggressive fighting won the bat.
tie.
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Omaha casl, Grain.

Omaha Nebr.. Jan 2.-The cash grain
market follows:
Wheat-No. hard. s1.ss 0r.s6t6.
Corrr--No, . white. SS% n sac No. 2
yellow. s96SShc: No. 9. sslhN SS&c.
Oats--No 3 white hoG,in.nn
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Toledo Grain Se.d

Toledo. o., Jan. q Glover sead-
Prime, cash. s1o.771a; Jan, s1o.T7N;
March. s1o.77ls
Alsike-Prime cash, s1l.25: March
$11.35
Timothy-Prime cash. se45: March,
$3.50.
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New York Money; Closing.

New York. Jan. 2.-Mercantile pa
per-4M4A %.
Bar silver-7h&c.
Mexican dollars-5SHc.
Time loans-3h m4qs.
Gail money-High, 2%To: low, 2A ::
closing bid. PA.
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st. Louis Horses and Mules.

East st. Louis. H.. Jan. 2.-Horse and
mule market steady.
Horses-Extra heavy draft $1S0m220:
eastern chunks. $150Gls5: good south
ems. s100m14c
Mules-16 to 1914 hands, S150G275:
IS to 1914 hands. S175@e25 IA to 14k
hands 350n110.
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The Sports Corner
BRIEF ITEMS IN
SPORTING EVENTS
WILL WREsTlE sANTEL.

San Francisco. Jan. 2. --"Strangler
Lewis of Kentucky, will have the ad-
vantage of approximately forty pounds
in weight over Addkad Santel. Pacific
coast heavyweight champion wrestler,
when the two meet tonight in a return
match here, Santel weighs 1875 pounds.
The winner of this bout will meet
Joe Stecher, of Nebraska. here Feb
ruary % for the title Of heavyweight
champion of the world.
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Kansas City Produce.

Kansas City Mo. ,'a1 . Butter
Creamery. ale: irsts, 39ac; seconds
s1i%c: packing. 2Sc.
F-ges-Firsts. Ale.
Pouitrv-Flens. 16iac; roosters lc'sc;
turkeys. 24c.
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WINS ON POINTS

middleweight champion pugiIist OF
Europe. won a fifteen round bout on
points here Monday from Frank Man.
tell Of Dayton, Ohio.
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New Yori. Suaar

New York. Jan. Raw sugar
Steady: centrifugal, 5.27c; molasses
4.40c.
Refined-Easy: 10 points lower.
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FOR SALE
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FOR SALE-A nice new bungalow, south front
just finished, in Irving Place; seven rooms,
Stn, large sewing room, screen porch, front
" rch reinforced concrete, hardwood floors in
three rooms, woodwork all enameled, sliding
doors built-in bookcases and many builtin
features, good basement; hot and cold water ;
large attic and stairway; garage; lot 50x140
sidewalk and driveway; beautiful home
where it is cool and pleasant overlooking
the city beautiful and won't be on the mar
ket but day or two. See The Hull Agency,
room 20 Cubertson building, before it Is
sold. Phone 655S
A HOME FOR SALE-By owners. A neg
home, South Utica seven large, airy
rooms, with plenty Of windows and sunlight,
broad, deep 'old south" porch; on a
high. cool lot; in a choice neighborhood;
terraced lawn with shade trees: u growing
garden and three cherry trees In bloon and
other fruit trees; a substantial little garage;
house was built by owner and is sturdily,
as well as nicely constructed possession will
be given at once II sold; will sell furnturC
also. Phone 4952
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-04-22

BUY A HOME-Two.story seven rooms and
sleeping porch and pergola; large living
room and dining room, all finished in oak
nicely decorated and fine light fixtures
basement; French doors between dining and
living room and out to pergoa; this house
was finished December /, 1915, and Is strictly
up TO. date. bargain. The Hull Agency,
room 30 Culbertson building phone 655s
FOR SALE-Ten- room new strictly modern
home, oak finish tile bath and tile floor
in kitchen: large basement and furnace; on
a beautiful corner; lot 50.foot frontage; this
is q double built house throughout and q
snap for $4,000, terms right; possession
right now. See Russ l.. Grant, 5l4 First
National building, phone 216o.
GROCERY and market for sale; splendid 10.
cation; bargain for cash. Call SAGA.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-04-22

ROANOKE RIsTRiOT, s7oi Summit street,
restricted, fine strictly modern ten'room
residence built by day labor two bathrooms,
white enamel and mahogany finish, high-class
sunroom; return air heating and ventilating
system; a good buy for $4,000; lot 50S35.
G, W. Lovitt, 1872 Dwight building ksnsss
City. Mo. Bell phone. lain $40.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-04-22

e9 500 your last chance, ss,5oo terms $4,000
cash, balance good security; fiye-room
modern house in the heart Of Tulsa; has not
been occupied since built; two blocks from q
school. located at Twelfth and South Detroit.
Apply d. c. Livingston, Iowa building, Tulsa,
Okla, after p. IN.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-04-22
Reality Barg1aiu1s

New nineroom residence, passing
every modern feature desirod-a
beautiful home, elegant interior
decorations. owner leaving city and
Cffeling inducing price ard terms
ASK me for particulars.
Eieht-room, new modern hcme,
Stonebrakor Heights. Large rooms.
exceptionally well arranged. large
basement garage, servants quarters
Price, $3.50. A real bargain.
Seven-room close-in modern hcme
south part Of city, on an attractive
corner basement, furnace garage
servants quarters A snap at $6,200
Eight room modcrn residence fins
neighborhood, south part city, base
mcnt, furnace, sleeping porch, four
large bedrooms, living room and din
ing room all oak finish, servants
quarters. garage, we'll. Price. $500.
with terms. This is an exceptional
bargain.
Two close-in six-rocm modern, east
front bungalows. $3.50 ard s3,250,
with terms. Corner lot with three
residences bringing s175 month rent
Easy terms, prica $4,000.
An elegant close-in corner business
lot 75X140. one Of best buvs on mar
ket. 1t won't be on market long, its
a seller.
Six-room modern bungalow In
choice neighborhocd. south part city,
farage, 3 cars, cistern, servants
quarters. Price, $500, with terms
Phone 33s or 4i3 or see
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