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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-01-22

(The Cold Number of an undergrad
uate magazine at Northwestern University
has been suppressed. The cover design
by Miss Helen Judson. representing a
female figure, was condemned by the
faculty)
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-01-22

February Is. the Journeyman Bar
bers' International Union of America
will give its annual ball at Kellam
hall. Dancing begins at 8 O'Clock.
Halls orchestra viii play.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-06-07
Kansan Arrested
on a Charge of
Inciting a Riot

Two warrants. ono charging disturb
ing the peace and the other inciting a
riot were sworn out against Charles
HohcnSee oi Winfield, Kan, at the po-
lict station last night
HoherSce is alleged hv the police to
have told a crowd oi men yesterday al
ternoon that the United States IS a
HI Of republic" and that the CON
Scriptiou Law was unconstitutional be
cause It showed discrimination in that
Il a man was between u and II years
" age he would have to register while
a mar under n or over II did not have
to register.
In letter in his possession ad
dressed 20 his SON. he spoke Of PreS
dent Wilson as King Woodrow aud
said the ptcSidcn, should wear \ crown
with horns on IT,
Several persons who heatd him talk
inv Yesterday afternoon declare that he
said "Only bulldog, will fight. and YOU
cannot put bulldog head on Ameri.
cans. hut that n va, evident they would
stand FOR a goat head lo hc placed on
their shoulders
Hohonsee will he tried IN the police
court Saturday morning
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-06-07
NEGRO SLACkERS
TO Be ARRESTED
IN GRADY COUNTY
Jail for Draft Evaders in
Wholesale Is Promised,

CHICKASHA. Okla, June 7-(Spc-
cal Wholesale arrests OF Grady
county ncgroc, IS threatened for fail
ne 70 register on Tuesday Out of $40
.3--.- t&el. ,. -. sasha, only
SEVENTY five we're colored, and rigid
luyc>ngatpu into the ages of several
hundred irhabtsut, Of the negro Sec
'rr will be instituted
While tnll report, are not available
reports from 50 percent OF the pre-
cinct, indicate the total registration to
be 500 instead Of 800 as forecast.
The registration was exceedingly heavy
~ many precincts and IN one it equaled
the largest registration ever made IT,
respective ot ages There were, how
ever. a large number of exemptions re-
ported IN nearly all the districts so lar
heard from
Sheriff Bailey has the names Of a
dozen white ,lackcrS for whose arrest
orders will be ISSUED
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-06-07
PRICE Of CORN
RECEDES. TODAY
Great Activity Continues But
Bears in Control,

CHICAGO June Although unusual
activity In the corn trade continued TO
day strength of prices was far less
pronounced than IN tho previous session
Indeed. after an early bulge. due TO gen
eral commission buying and To fcneV"
lightness of offerings. the market re
ceded to well under yesterdays nnish.
Influenced by general feeling that yes
terdays sensation advance was enough h
FOR the time being Resides predictions
were for warmer weather and therefore
better field conditions fur the growing
crop Initial prices. which ranged from
,c OF to ll,r advance, With July at
81 i7ls - s. 81 and September 10 81 az
10 81 l6i.. were followed 10y mndcfht"
gains all around and then decided set
hack
Large clearauces and decreasing stocks
tended 60 lft wheat values. The market
was also visihly affected hy changes In
the price Of corn After opening "a To
Aisc higher. wheat scored material fur
ther upturns and then underwent some
thing ~ reaction.
Oats were governed chiefly hy tho ac-
ton NJ corn Price changes though, We're
narrow
Provisions showed little flrmness as =
rcsul, ~ scattered buying ON IN, part ~
commission houses
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-06-07
ILLUSTRATED CLASSIFIED.
In Answ ering Ads. Pi-ase Mention Times.
Golden RETURNS Possible

u,.o, . .,L. , . 80. i,.,do
ground floor nropo.',,on h. cali, In his
business associates and thew collectively
pull together, pool their money. and put
over great financial propositIons
GROW RICHER. while the average per.
son-who never v.ts n look Wonders
how they do IL THE RANKER is NOT
smarter than Won are lie merely piays
for big stake, I'm a biR vny-and wins
We nre Offering YOt' tie RIG PROpOsI-
TlON where YOU can play for big stakes
and win, You can come I'm. NOW on
the ground floor and We believe grow
RICHER In proportion To your invest
ment I'm this mammoth company win
YOU accent our offer
DO NOT THROW AWAY THIS
ADVERTISEMENT
II will appear In newspapers and peri.
odlcsis throughout the state OF Oklaho-
ma and the nation--and lust as sure as
you are reading this announcement just
that certain are We 10 raise the CASH
MONEY necessary 10 make this move !.
ment n Eisantlc success-will you he one
OF the fortunate one. 10 buy stock In this
company and become Identified with what
W. have every reason 10 believe will be
the greatest money making theatrical
venture ever launched anywhere In the
world IS, $40 TO 500 may bring golden
returns 10 YOU in this company.
,upc.r or Arr
- w
You DO KNOW thnt theatrical Nndl-
Gates are great money. making concerns
IHERE is NOT A STRING OF THEA
IEks owned by one syndicate In the
state ot oklahoma THERE ARE strings
oi thesters owned by syndlcetes In Other
states We propose 10 operate THAI
SiNDivAIb IN the state oi oklahoma
wherc the Opportunity Is rrAdy and wait
lng-A Ntsln neln that STANDS beohonlnf
Iot someone w reap harvest rioh WIN
posslbilltes OF financial gnin
Anu we propose 70 ht you holo
thoUNb Fltoh s'och IN TINS huge nus
mess enternriae, -
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c,,nr,n w M nN nno,nS nmWr .,.S H.se",. n,sr ,n,
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us c,ri,o,,,sS Wv u ~ 0,"a hmns,s nn -,
s,nI ,,i,n,s ,n s n,,un Wv, nrn,a, 49,
,hna,e,. A., ,hc ca; ~ nli,nar,a ~ az.
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p,o.,. ~, ' W, ,,,o nan ,,,,a nn ~.
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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-06-07
Prisoner Escapes
While Officer Is
Waching Game

Love for the great American game
proved suiiicicn, cause for fugitive
from Justice to take a chance ON being
recognized by officer, ot the law who
attend each baseball game here when
Harry nSer. an escaped city ronvist
walked into the prand',aud at Sara
topa park Yesterday afternoon
Officer ! r Biulc recognized riser
as he walked into the stand and arrest.
ed him When he had to go ON tho
diamond he turned his prisoner over
10 friend 10 hold
The friend held p,er hv the coat.
hut soon tirinR slightly released his
hold. and like flash piser Jumped
from his scat and dashed ior the door.
The officer gave chase hut without sp e.
cess. Police arc again looking for him.
piset escaped from the ciiA hall an.
i,nr under whom he vas working last
SATURDAY AFTERNOON
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-06-07
ILLUSTRATED CLASSIFIED.
In Answering Ads. Please Mention Time.
This stock positively advances ~ 10 100
percent at midnight July /
ENDORSED ny UNION PEOPLE IN

This stock positively advances a. 10 100
percent at midnight July /
ENDORSED by UNION PEOPLE IN
OKLAHOMA CITY
with the belief that with the Overhol-
ser placed In the union ranks ny this
company. that II will WIN THE STRIKE
Tor the local boys. oklahoma City trades
unionist' 20 a man are behind the plan
u In indorsed as a safe and sound bust
ness enterprise by the oklahoma City
Central Trades and Labor Council: also
the striking musicians, also the striking
stage hands, and also the striking moving
picture operators. and union actors all
over the nation support the movement.
We believe that We viii he able 20 raise
enough MONEY from union men over the
nation who want 20 see the theatcr strike
In Oklahoma City WON to pay CASH for
the pverholser thcnter In ninety days.
This stock selling campaign IL NOT CON
FINED 10 union men only. Anyone who
Is friend to labor may buy.
You VILLAS A BUSINESS PROPOSE
TloN-he buying stock In n company that
ls his enough aud strong enough TO over.
come all obstacles, There are IS. .Oo0
union operators and stage hands, 100 ONO
union musicians, 7b. .00O union actors who
are vitally interested In THE THEATER
WAR In oklshom, city, strike thR,
has been on for one yeAr These men
VIII, We believe, come In for IS to SO
each when called upon 20 WIN THE
STRIKE
The Tucker Brothers. who are at tho
head OF this company are experienced
successful theatrical men TliIS Is NOT
AN EXPERIMENT The Tucker Rrcth
ers own THE DAILY POINTER ncwspa
per In oklahoma city. established hy them
In 1906, and have their OWN MEANS
OF PUBLICITY necessary To make any
theatrical venture In Oklahoma CITY on.
Grated by them his, sure money maker
Tucker Brothers operated the big Met.
ropolitan union theater successfully In
oklahoma city for two years Tucker
Brothers ate now operating the beautiful
Dreainland union thestcr IN oklahoma
city successfully. Their husincss rcpu.
tntion is unquestinned
THE STOCK WILL POSITIVELY nv
ADVANCED from N TO NO percent al
midnight July |. 1911
We are working night and daN =,
handle orders for this stock You mus
act quick
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-06-07
Human Submarine
Rides Three Miles
in City Aqueduct

LOS ANGELES, June "A. King,-
bury OF Los Angeles successfully i'm
pcrsonatcl a submarine Yesterday lie
fell INTO the aQucduct flume north Of
san Fernando and was carried three
miles and hall IN the water Part of
that distance he traycrSed tunnels Al
least halt the time he was under water
hngSbury fell into the torrent while
he was trying to get a bucket OF water.
Friends who were with him chased
along the bank trying to aid him Bat
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-06-07
ST LOUIS.

ST LOUIS. june HOGS Ee.'' ~
$500, steady; lights IS a0Hl57l, pig.
SO nnG u Jo, mixed and butchers, 81 800
N rs 40, good heavy. 90 si0ih 90. hulk
81 goals su CATTLE Ncceipia 3 GOO.
market prospects steady. native beef
tI""rs S. auHl2 no. yc1r'ng steers and
h,lfcrs. s. b0n 90. cows. S. 0ofill n0.
s'ockers and feeders. S. o"d n no. Texas
quarantine steers. S j0u95O. prime
southern beef steers s. O0Mll 50, beef
cows and heif"rs tZjp9 O0. prime yoarl-
ing steers and hcl'crs, s. .0a no 90. native
calves. s. O0d ltDG SHEEP Receipts
5pO. .tcBdy. clipped lambs. il3 D0liIi UU.
clipped ewes, EooH no no. spring lambs.
q nntI u so. cnnmerk 81 hnMn Il
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-06-07

they could not reach him They shout
ed advice to him But he could net
heed it Hi, time was occupied other
wise
When he disappeared INTO a tunnel.
the friends gave up But kngSbury
d,d not At last he succeeded IN grab
bng projection and hauling himself
ont OF the water Iii, clothes were
torn and ruined He. however. was not
hurt lie declined any medical atten
tiOn
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-06-07
Buy Bond or Quit Employees Are Told

McAlESTER. Okla. June 7--lSpe
cialD-l NJ Bennett, one OF the pro-
pr,etors %. the UrnS,on & Bennett Mar
bic Works. believes in the Liberty loan,
when he requested all OF his employees to
buy at least one Liberty bond Wh.r
some OF the men demurred, Mr. Ben
nett told them to either buy bond or
quit working for the company Every
man connected with the company is now
the owner OF a bond
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-06-07
.|NDUSTRIALS AT
HIGHEST PRICES
Steel Shares Leaders in Bul-
IiSh Movement,

NEW YORK. June Z Another wav"
n bullish enthusiasm IN IN" stock market
- today's opening carried most Of the
ending industrials To highest prices Of
ne year United states I'd Steels first
transaction Of 5000 shares at il2I 10
Id2A was equivalent TO the new maN
mum Of l31. allowing for the recent div
dends of ~ percent Bethlehem steel
new and old rose 81 points aud other
war supply issues were higher by to 3
points Rails were neglected
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-06-07
German Captains
Ask Injunctions

RIO 1ANElRO. June The com.
mandefs oi German ships interned In
Brazilian waters have applied for an IN.
junction agains, the authorities TO pre-
vent the seizure oi their ship,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-06-07


nj q
o
and by
H. NJ FAREY
m NJ of
oklahoma Subscribed o
10. r l.
tSEAIJ Notary pub
ELECTION PROCLAMATION ESTIMATE
CITY FISCAL BEGINNING
In q by f
q innate
n Is
the Oklahoma
NOTICE
the and attached
an
o
election
a In q he
allowed by the oklahoma
the
Of Of OF
hesnnnE !. N1r'
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-06-07
Yours for organised labor.
TUCKER pRoTHERs AMI usBMENr
COMPANY

,Os West Main st In Tucker Brother.
Dtesmland Lobby, office open from y
m 20 y. m oklahoma City, Okla
Dudley u Tucker President
Howard Tucker. Vice president.
VIM. l. Tucker, Secretary Treasurer.
The three Tucker brothers all have
naid ur cards In the Typosrsphlrsl I'm.
ion. having been members for years n
IL written In the bylaws " this company
w ALWAYS employ unon labor. and for
ihis reason organized labor ls behind mi
plan lu man
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-06-07

HOGS-Steady on best kinds and slow
10 l0c lower on the common end of tho
offering was the going iu the hog diVi-
sion today Receipts were extremely
light. hut 200 head showing up Top
was again 81 50. while the bulk sold
81 q0Ii5 ~. Pigs brought 81 O0dl2 10
CIoslno Ouotatlors
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-06-07

A girl doesn't trouble herself much
about the superiority OF the pen or rh'
sword is the uniform that catches her
eye Chicago News
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-06-07
Provisions
CHICAGO

CHICAGO. June 7-BUTTER IN
changed creamery, 1saiOc EGGS
Higher, 1857 cases frsts. 32d 33c. or
dinary frsiH 3lH SIC, al mark cases IN
cluded 81 a 3lc POTATOES Unchanged
receipts new q cars; old cars POI'L.
TRY Alive, higher fowls. &c
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-06-07
KANSAS CITY.

KANSAS CITY. June : BUTTER and
POULTRY! Unchanged EGGS Ftrsts.
32c. POTATOES New Firm. 50 10: old
steady; $40
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-06-07

Men learn more as they grow Older
Women never grow Older Chicago
Nwes.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-06-07
SUGAR.

NEW YORK. June Raw sugar. firm
Centrifugal 5sgc. molasses Sole. re
fined steady: fine granulsted. 7bOds O0c
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-06-07
OKLAHOMA GRASS.
CATTLE UNL0ADED
Southern Part Of State Con-
tributes to Packers,
RECEIPTS TODAY.

CATTLE-A fairly liberal run Of
grasscrs from southern oklahoma helped
nli the packer demands lu tho local rt'
n" division today An told around lanJ
head made up the Thursday ,Nimlt.
Early trading wns active and where not
steady was higher Especially was this
advance noticeable IN butcher cattle. In
the steer line, early top was SO u Tor
several loads of pretty far grasHcrs. whilr
the bulk of the steers sold s. huG . hu
Butcher trading ruled strong and I'm places
luu ibC higher odd lots NJ hcifcty
ranged 81 50Q ~ No and cows around 81 OD
Gamers and cutters as for thr bulk.
brought 81 I5Q6 20, and bulls So On and
up A steady market was again the rule
m m" stoctsr and feeder division and
IA" lrht Thursdpy crop was cleaned up
iu good time The calf market WA
steHdy
Closing Quotations
rTlftH - the various grndts ~ cattle are
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-06-07
bONAF1DE INVESTMENT

OPsr value ot oil shares, VI stock IL
non assessablc.
and make all remlt,anccs payable To-
Tucker Brothers Amusement Company
Write your name and Rddrsss plainly
Name ............A.......N. ..N..............
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-06-07

Here's what you want broom. strictly
modern. north. on hill and corner fine
foliage and In fine condition. Stll ~ bar
gain II taken at once. Owner. go W sth
Close to church md high school
NEW fye-room modern California bun
galow. two rooms In oak all built In
features for t21iu: will take pair Of
clear lots as first payment. balance Ike
rent
OKLAHOMA TRUST COMPANY.
$50 00O to loan on real estate
b0s-l0 Insurance Bldg Maple ~
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-06-07

r, the otshous ..c,ct.
he
at m,s
purpo
such election shall e the f o'clock
the
Oklahoma President
WV rF p6Apb EDUCATION rur cirr OF OKLAHOMA CRY
OF THh sTNrF ot. OKLAHOMA. ny JOHN n HOPE
ATTEST. IA tAlRElC CLERK
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-06-07

bos-lO Insurance Bldg Maple ~
A SNAP
The 81 Nicholas Hotel for exchange
and sale the three-stOry brick hotel
b0rl0O feet. corner Eighth and Broadway
and residence on east ~ feet on same
lots for sale, at bargain. hotel has "a
rooms beside the large tiled lobby and
tiled halls on first floor and the large
and airy halls on second and third floors
has 10 baths, 81 lavatori-r. steam heat
and all other modern feature: house Ia
finely located only one block from high
school, six blocks from now pnNoffice,
eight blocks from Otinin street I'm walk
ing distance for ae patrons. the hotel has
enjoyed q fine patronage. same lessee
having occupied ure hotel for Tho past
five years. every months rent hts been
paid In advance without the asking. sent
TO US In Los Angeles by the lessee, The
furniture and furnishings belong 10 the
Lessee and are very complete and well Sc
lected and can he purchased very reason
able ms the party has well earned n vaca-
tion as well as n good sum Of money
during her tenancy. the residence bs-
longing with the hotel Ia n large. two
story, S-room, modern residence bringing
$40 per month. has been occupied over
four years by same tenants. the Nurses
club said club has always paid the
monthly rent In advance without any so
lHtation. for nearly i've Years. and the
club has proven excellent tenants the
no'cl aU" ''Nl"vi,.V VI 'lt 80 ,roIoto -
which ~ percent on amos, foou J. ne
esSe oI 'ne no,e, ~, ~ ,on,,, III, ~,
suns 'o' U"o ''"' VI '"' ''''"' W '"''
ho1e, ,,,, ., ,oor,s hiring. No,
,onn io
@ @mUn.n =, :, ,oo,n. h,,,g t1t
. ,eou,, ma, Iii. e ''' ON
per no',," . por @ h.,,v ,,o %"
per month per suite ...,.... l2o
One SUITE on rooms "tlhsS 10 a.
per month 80. 49,, a.,
single rooms ht'ng - e',h N,o
single rooms hrlng u 'n'h 5l
Grocery store, per mon'h t.... o'
-,
1o,nl moh'"N ''''P'' "'", su
uy'", ,,c,,,,. from
,nn,,. 80 oq2
u.,,. H. r.coin,. from dinin. room.
pnn nvIta s,,isfar,o,y no,vIth
s,andinr high prices Tor all supplies I
will accept nb, 900 In good. clear Okla
homa CITY property, worth the money. as
part paymsnt and make balance In
payments at g percent interest. In
case II Ia not convenient for purchaser TO
occupy the premises at Date OF purchase
the present .lessee might take the hotel
on lease for terms oi years Hest OF
references can he gwen py the owner hnd
the lessee; properly can ne seen ny hp
monument any lliilFf o. - fNHlNhH NNl'l
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-06-07

Sbllelty Bureau Established TO ac-
romplish its function M . CLEARING house
made hy tho National Council for De.
Tense. the state council today announced
tho establishment NJ publicity bureau.
chester westfall. instructor IN Journal
ism at the University Of Oklahoms, win
have charge bulletins will he prepared
each week for newspapers Of the state,
particularly those IN smaller towns that
have NO press dispatches.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-06-07
LEGALS
IN Answering Ads Please Mention Times.
LFGALJ
In Answering Ads. Piesse Mention Time.

pr P T,I AND lrEMlZEp ESTIMATE OF CEnT
CITY For TIIE FIsCML YEAR BEGINNING July l. l9l7
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-06-07

llrdberu 10 Contest VIII Karl Lind
berg Yesterday filed suit here 60 contest
the will ot his wife, Leota lindbers. VIII,
died here recently, leaving her aunt
Charlotte Steele, mn estate valued al
about 500 OoO and giving her husband onl)
S. Tho suit was brought asains, Mrs
Steele No report has vet been made u
the autopsy Neld over Mrs. Lindb,rg I,
determine whether poison contributed 4
her death
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-06-07

Prlres ~ the various grades ~ cattle ar
approximately as Follows
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-06-07

Second ~" AZ Fort Sill Announce
ment was made last niRht at the state
headquarters " the Y " e A. that q
second unit Of the associations equip
ment for soldiers training camps had
been placed at Fort sill for the con-
venienCe ~ the First Okla homa regiment.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-06-07

Many June Brides June brides have
been numerous the first six days of this
month on the first day no marriage II.
censcs we're issued, hut since thon thir.
ty-siN were issued hy the court clerk up
IN last night Figuring the total for the
month on this basis $50 couples will take
the fatal step during the month of
Juno