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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-06-08

VNA NsVlR VI H1NffH AAA ARf
seek the sangui
nary trial OF c2pa{<HA
strength In this &fu1W
world war From W."
the address OF --
King Charles Of -
Austria To the Reichsraih.
MAGAZINE MARvEtS
Yes. be logged. Sat. Eve,
Post.
"'Ah,' Kissed from his lips."-
Ladies' World.
l. ID X h
Word comes from Washington
that the tax on confectionery Is 90
10 paid by tho manufacturer.
What's the matter with him. Has
he lost his mindl
A GREAT DEAL LIKE THE
WASHINGTON LEGISLATURE
AuRRTINc TO ADJOURN TO GO
TO A BuRLEsouE SHOW
Bryan was escorted 10 Modesto
from MERGED yesterday evening b.
Judge L. W. FNlker1h. Senator l.. J.
Maddux. G.. z. Schater and Geo. A.
Grossly. Judge w. II. Langdon was
chairman OF the meeting. and intro
ducc the speaker with laeouic brief
ness BY reason OF tho time limit
placed on the address In order TO
keep the promise to adjourn by ?
O'Clock To give those who wished
80 at tho II Ath
and Dill performance at the Mo
dcsto theatre. Modesto. Cal.
News.
NOT YET DUE
VIII live. DOCTOR
Surgeon: You must You have
thrc. more operations coming
Life.
OBVIOUSLY
I'VE ought TO have named that
boy Flannel. remarked the
father.
why should We have named him
Flannel" asked the mother. In
surprise.
because he shrinks from wash.
lng."--I.adieE' Home Journal
We met a broker yesterday who
said he had read In the papers that
flour had gone down 81 In two
weeks. But" he added. Il never
believe what I read IN the papers
about flour, unless they say IT'S go
ing up"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-06-08

Pay for the Liberty fighters;
buy a Liberty Bond.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-06-08
FOOD


Housewives in the kitchen may
be called upon 10 play almost as
portant a part In
4. J: !: !: /: ]: !.
N~A the present war
AENEA as the men In the
VT" trenches. Fo q
NHzE makes the sinews
VANITY OF war. Now Is
NNM/D the time 10 begin
~ND TO economic III
the use of foodstuffs.
Food Is the fuel OF the human
body. The kind needed In order
that the body may do its work are
bread. rice. corn and other cereals.
sugar. flour. potatoes. fat. oil. but
ter and the like.
Tho chief building foods that are
needed to rebuild body tissues are
meat. eggs and milk.
The body also needs mineral
salts. which are best supplied In
milk. fruits and green vegetables.
The economical housewife makes
up her mind what she needs before
going out 20 market She then
buys all that she needs for the day.
II Is a waste of time and money to
run out TO buy before every meal.
II Is important to get food that
gives the most strength for the
least money. The housewife should
utilize the left-overs.
Leftover cereals can be used for
thickenlng soup. A meal can be
made from leftover meat combined
with some fresh vegetable.
Plain. substantial wholesome
meals. well prepared and properly
served, will do the most good.
Peas. beans. fish and cheese give
the same nourishment TO the body
as meat and at less cost.
One can save money by buying
In quantities. Flour. sugar, cereals
and butter can usually DO bought
cheaper In quantities. Buy as much
Of the weeks supply at one time
as you can afford.
T. Y. U. what causes bolls?
Suggest n reliable treatment"
Boils are due TO skin infections.
A vaccine Is sometimes used in ad-
dltion to attention 10 the general
health. including the bowels, and
the local treatment OF individual
boils.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-06-08

Housewives in the kitchen may
be called unon 70 play almoat as
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-06-08

portant a part In
the present war
as the men In the
trenches. Fo o q
makes the sinews
OF war. Now Is
the time TO begin
10 economic III
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-06-08
A GREAT DEAL LIKE THE
WASHINGTON LEGISLATURE
AuRRYINc TO ADJOURN TO GO
TO BuElESQUE SHOW
NOT YET DUE

VIII I live. doctor
Surgeon: You must You have
three more operations coming
Life.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-06-08

NNF VA VI
seek the sangui-
nary trial OF
strength In this
world war Prom
the address OF
King Charles ~
Austria To the
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-07-18
VISITORS TO Be
GIVEN JOY RIDE
Ad Club Proposes 10 Take Ho-
tel Guests Over City,

An unique method Of Advertising
Oklahoma City far and wide has been
decided upon by the Oklahoma City
Advertising club. 1t 10 the plan Of thi,
organization to entertain all out-of-
town visitors stopping at the principal
hotels with an automobile trip around
the city. All points of interest will be
visited on these trips and the visitors
will be made to feel that this city IS
glad to have them here.
A committee OF three men will be ap-
pointed by the club to call on 100
automobile owners and ask them to
loan their automobiles to the club for
this purpose Three or four cars will
be needed each night and the owners
Of the machines will report in rota-
tation. These automobiles will be
called the "Ad Club Glad Hand Cars
and a hearty welcome will be given all
visitors who take advantage Of their
offer to visit the city as the guests OF
the Ad club.
Cards will be printed and given to
the clerks at the leading hotels These
cards will he distributed to the guesta
and arrangements for the automobile
trip arc to be made with the clerk,
who will notify the committee in charge.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-07-18
TROOPS JOINED
BY SLAv WOMEN
IN DISTURBANCE
Casualties in Street Fighting
Not Known,

PETROGRAD. July ls-Ano,her
manifestation OF armed sailors. soldier,
and workingmen and women, in which
shots were fired, took place along the
Nevsky Prospect yesterday, The ex-
tent OF the casualties is unknown.
Yesterdays disturbances were a repe.
tition of those of the day before exeep,
that they occurred at 2 o'clock in the
afternoon, whereas the first outbreak
occurred around midnight
The manifestants were grouped
along the same part of the Nevsky
Prospect. A number Of stray shots
were heard, followed by the firing OF
rifles against upper windows and rooi
tops at a seemingly imaginary foe.
For the first time since the revolu
tion, Cossacks appeared and pa,rollet
the streets. Companies here and ,her,
carried machine guns strapped to thei'
saddles, the men leading their horses.
The council OF the new body of sol
diers, workmen and peasants OF all Rus
sia, the extremists abstaining from par.
ticipation, passed resolution today al
ter AN all-night session, rejecting with
Indignation all attempts TO influence
the attitude of that body.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-07-18
AMERICAN SHIP
ATTACKED TWICE
BY SUBMARINES
Third 'U-Boat'' Proves 10 Be
Gas Buoy,

AN ATLANTIC PORT, July l8-
Three experiences with German sub
marines on a round-trp OF the Atlantic
were reported by officers and pas
sengers on an American steamship who
arrived here today. On the voyage
over, two days from her destination, a
boat was sighted. Gunners on the
steamship opened fire and the enem,
craft disappeared. Il was not knowr
whether a hit was sdared
On her return voyage, the liner wa,
warned by wireless OF the presence o
U-boats and put into a port where sh,
waited two days while destroyers drove
away the submarines.
Finally the ship got into open sea and
was rushing through the danger rome
when the wake Of torpedo was seen
The shot went twenty yards astern. The
bad aim OF the Germans was attributed
to heavy black smoke from the ships
tunnels that lay low on the water.
Later 4 gas buoy was mistaken for
the coming tower OF a submarine. II
blew up after sixty-two shots had been
fired
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-07-18
S0L0NS PROPOSE
TO DRAFT ALIENS
FOR WAR SERVICE
Relief Of Foreign Settlements
Is Sought,

WASHINGTON, July ia few
isolated precincts in each OF seven
states still were today delaying the
draft lottery but returns were coming
in fast enough to warrant the belief
that the drawing will be held before the
end of the week The plan of the lot
terry will be disclosed in an announce
ment to be made by Provost Marshal
General Crowder probably late today,
Alien Problems.
Sentiment is growing in congress in
favor of adopting some means for max
ing aliens liable for service in order to
relieve the burden Of communities with
large foreign populations immune from
conscription Bills along this line have
been prepared in the senate and house
but many officials believe that the draft
ing of aliens would be in violation Of
the principles Of international law.
The plan for the drawing has been
worked out in detail and approved by
Secretary Baker. The machinery for
the lottery has been arranged and the
only points undecided are the exac,
place in Washington where the draw
ing will take place and the date.
Wire Facilities.
There are many questions, such as
wire facilities which must be consid-
cred and il is probable that General
Crowder and the Washington CORE
spondents will work out an agreement
on this point
The government will be ready for the
drawing as soon as the last state has
reported by telegraph that its work is
complete. II the last telegram comes
in the morning. the drawing can be
held the same day II it comes at night
it is probable the drawing will take
place the following day
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-07-18
WEATHER FAvoRS
COTTON GROWTH
Oklahoma Crop Small But Do
c|ared Doing We'll. 6

WARRINGTON. July 10. - Esoene
weather has been mostly favorable ~
cotton, according TO the national wealth.
sr and crop buIstIn Of tho dspaFtmsat
Of agriculture.
The bulletin Issued today says In pasti
Tho temperature was above tho n6es
NAL from Texas eastward TO South Q1Bs
olina. but II was somewhat cooler ShAo
the average IN Arkansas, Tennessee A.
North Carolina. Light 10 mooesAee
showers occurred at thrss.fiftha q ~
reporting stations In TEXAS, mostly N
the central and northern Districts.
VERY high tsmperetvsss with. ~
we'll 90 In Oklahoma and the 4s9q1A II
s,lii unfavorabiy affecting most q ~
crops ~ thsss states cetten - -
the crop 10 still promising. skheuoA y
10 small
Cotton 10 excellent In TEXAS. WhoQo
moisturs was suffloisnt. but ~ UAS9
are gsnsrally small In that stAte: ~
growth during the week was G2oZ ~
lhs hot westerly winds caused she14aG
In Arkansas the crop 10 ecod, s1oeN u
central and southsAstern poetiooo,
Nhsra Il 10 only fair and q Ata." ~
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-07-18
Bumper Crop PredIctedi Early
Strength Lost,
CHICAGO osA,n AND PROVISIONS.

CHICAGO. July is - Assertions that
the Missouri crop Of corn this season
would exceed tho bumper crop OF iali
and there would also bs q big yield "
Kansas. Oklahorna, Nebraska and III
nols, led 70 q sharp setback In tho corn
:,A r. n 1ds s., . ws. a. a.. % 10 %Spson. srys"'s o.
some Of the experts that tho weather IN
general was too cold and that the. crop
was not making seaSonsble gains, Bear
sh reports which were Given attention
later ss.m.d to bs moro specific ,,nS .nd
had been 4 stimulus To the bulls Opening
s,r'V; ap. ~siiS wiiS s.pe.mb.r "" ' a, GscW to
tisoN, and December At u to nD.
were followed by q material sdvAhcs
And ,.a then decent . ssss sson s:. s.,
A strong advance which took place in
subsequent dealings was mainly due TO
tho governments weekly crop report.
confirming serious damage In Toxas. on
s.s,.m;:s r.; %S;:!'.t 4. saa b.o.m e
Wheat dsvsloped lIrmn.ss on account
Of the prospect Of speedy enactment OF
!!sssi.lation f.inG a minimum price,
po;s pd h'w'y wss Sp.ons oi y'r %,sS nsS.rp p'S
II ss for September. the market reacted
10 u 9bH.
Later 4 rapid upturn IN values sc-
companied announcement that ths win
ter wheat harvest was ten days TO two
weeks behind the average time and that
spring wheat from Montana westward
was suffering greatly for moisture. rhee
SiS for July and u Dc for Ssptsrrbsr.
Oats were governed by tho SETON Of
corn. Holders showed a disposition OF
realise whenever the market advanced.
Talk NJ labor trouble at the stock
yards here weakened provisions.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-07-18
No New Foreign
Secretary Named

COPENHAGEN, July ia success
sor to Foreign Secretary zimmerman
had not been selected up TO today, ac-
eording to advices from Berlin. Lead
ing German papers continued their
campaign for and against various can.
ddates The danger OF the candidacy
Of Admiral Won Hintze, minister to
Norway, as a victory for the pan
German, navy and junker elements, is
very clear to the socialist organizations
which concentrate an attack on son
Hintres record in the Russian revolu-
ton OF 1905. They claim he encour-
aged Nicholas reac,ionary counsel and
later Offered the emperor refuge on a
German warship.
Count Won Reveu,low, military write;
for the Tages Zeitung says that Count
Won Bernstorff, former ambassador to
Washington, is impossible because he
is now, as from the outset, an advo-
cate OF peace Of remuneration and a
flat opponent of the submarine war
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-07-18
Bone From Arm
OF Mary's Mother
Heals Afict ed

NWW YORK, July l8-Thousands
W of dcvout Catholics attended
d v the opening yesterday of the
twcn,y.iif,h Novena Of Ste. Anne at
the church OF St John Baptiste when
the famous relic was presented to
the touch OF those afflicted with
mental distress or physical disease.
As in past years, the ceremony
brought to the altar rail the poor and
the rich, Young aud old, well and
sick. No sensational CURES were re-
corded, although many went away
expressing relief from pain and
minor ailments The relic is small
section OF the forearm bone of the
mother of the Virgin Mary and is
contained in a round silver glass
faced easement. The relic 81 Anne
has been In the possession of the
fathers Of the blessed sacrament in
effect since 1892
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-07-18
WEAK UNDERTONE
IN WALL Street
Gains 0utnumber Declines But
Motors Are Heavy,

NEW YORK, July is-gains out
numbered declines during todsy's carly
trading. but the undcrtone waA Irregular
because Of heaviness OF motors and sofne
terial change except for n change OF ~
points In Canadian Pacific. Tobaccos
and allied spsciahiss wers strong, ad-
vAnces running from fractions to I points.
shIppings were inactive and tho leading
fsssionsI pressure. Firmsr tendencies
developed before the end OF IN first hour.
The weakness OF 81 Paul revived ia
millar dividend reports affecting that
stofk and caused variable IccessIons IN
quotat ions Of other rails. lnduhtrisls and
Standard spocisltios held comparatively
firm on reduced offerings.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-07-18
ATTACK RESUMED
BY SENATORS ON
TRAINING PLANS
Padded Rolls Among Charges
Against Army Heads,

WASHINGTON, July l8-Attacks
upon the war departments policy Of
training national puardsmen in south
ern camps and the method OF compiling
the army draf, quota estimates, eontin-
ucd today in the senate,
padded Rolls" Charged.
Senator Lodge said the estimate was
Simply preposterous, and created the
opinion that the rolls have been pad
ded" he wanted to know why it was
that the national guard from New
England is TO be sent to southern train
ing camps while the army to be raised
by conscription is to be trained in cen.
trail Massachusetts,.
Senator's La Toilette and Watson alsc
voiced opposition to sending northern
troops to southern camps.
Senator Knox said he had received
information that the Plattsburg camp
was to be transferred to Atlanta, Sena.
tor Wadsworth corroborated this re.
port
Michigan Protests.
Senator Townsend told OF protests b,
officials OF Michigan against sending
their national guard to Waco Texas
and said he thought there was some
thing behind it which should be ex
planned
Senator Weeks Endorsed the protes
OF Senator Lodge and said he knew tn,
opinions Of Major General Wood anc
Surgeon General Gorgas had not beer
asked by the department.
Several southern senators were clam
oring for recognition when the discus
sion was ended BY point OF order.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-07-18
Liberals Declare
MichaeliS "St0p.G Gan"

AMSTERDAM, July l8--Accordina
to news brought by arrivals from Ber-
lin, belief in liberal circles there is
that Chancellor Miohaelis is merely a
stop-gap who will prepare the way ior
something in the way Of a dictatorship
with General Ludendorff in supreme
control.
A dispatch to the Exchange Telc
graph company from Berlin announce
tina, Chancellor Michaelis has asked tn,
president Of the rechstag to summon
the members Thursday afternoon for a
communication from the government.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-07-18
MILLION TONS OF COAL
SAVED By RAILROADS

NEW YORK, July lS--Pssssag9
trains, representing l62aM mlies q
train service q year have been sllmls
mated by the railroads Of the ccuntyx
to facilitate maximum transportstiea e
freight for successful prosecution q ~
war, Fairfax Harrison, chairman 81 ~
railroads war board announced III
night. Cutting off this volums oi ~.
senger service, he asserted, will melo
available for other purposes, over II
i11OO) tons OF coal 4
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-07-18
kANHAs CITY,

kANsA CITY, July is--Ho0si Re.
IS'r,'' is ,S ,' ,Soo' lSc ,Cwer; bull; s, .@sX
1910 piss, tii6o1i%N CkTTt.ki Re
ccipts 10000 including 800 southsvns
steady to strong, prime fed stscrs, 1ii 90
0SsOi dressed beef stssrs. ~ bo1i2. 76
gsboi hoite~, u b6NiS.oOi stocksrs, tbG
D 10 S0i calves, " OOdis 30. SHEEP Re
eeipts. $1,000 10 to- 2bc higher lambs
w. .Ibulb,to; yesrlings. lio oo0ll 30
stockers, C70OEl<bO
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-07-18

aT, LOUIS, July is--HO0S Receipts,
$500; IN to 2Oc lower, lights. ti&1b0
ibb pigs tlo.0ont7ti MIXED and
butchers US Oo1 1906 good heavy, us 20
Mlboo; hulk, iiboo@1Sso CATTl.b'
Receipts. 5000 prospects strong native
s..f %S s., sss. m@li,. sc y.sr,ns - :'c:,s c:ss
1880, stockcrs and feeders. 5000 b0i
Texas quarantine steers. 16S0&p 80;
prime southern bsef steers, le,000ia 10
beef cows and hclfers. t<26Ue .00i primo
ycarlins steers and helfers. II, ,b0Qli 0oi
native calves, ld00Ui<00, sHpEpi RE-
S.lpt:' as"S Prospects 90 ,,.s ss'ron. Prrnmys,
300 cannsrs, t>ooGb,oo, choppers. ts6o
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-07-18
MICHAELIS EXPECTED
TO SUPPORT RADICALS
IN REICHSTAG SPEECH
Continued from Page ons)

mentary leaders on prospective new ap-
pontmen,s to the imperial Prussian
cabinet, his antccedents, previous en-
vironments and the opcnly-avowed sat
i,action OF the conservative national
liberal party men with the change in
chancellors contribute 10 the marked
uneasy feeling in liberal and socialist
circles on what the chancelor's maiden
speech Thursday will show
The speech is not expected to 20 ex-
haustively into questions of reform or
peace as the time Is too short for Chan.
cellor Miehacls TO elaborate a definit.
program The socialist agency reports
tina, in all probability he will ask six
weeks grace tn inform himself and
work out a detailed policy.
Fate Of Resolution Uncertain.
The papers manifest some uncertain
ty regarding the fate OF the reichstag S
peace resolution. The clerical and radi-
cal organs insist il will have big ma
jority, although they evidently are
counting on some decidedly uncertain
votes They fear, however, Chancellor
Michaelis will refuse to accept 1t a.
a basis Of his policy. Vorwaerts, the so
eialist newspaper, warns Herr Michael,
Of the danger OF ternpori,ins on eithe
question, 1t says the crisis perhaps |,
not over and may redevelop after ,
short pause II is even conceivable tina,
the next manifestation may not pass
with the complete order characteri1inv
the last.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-07-18
FOR SALE

Most complete home. consisting ~
rooms and bath, furnished or uAe
furnished; bungalow style: livinas
room iSx20. large brick fireplace and
mantel. Three large. airy bedrooms
on east side. living-room, music and
dining g-rooms west side; attractive
kitchen. bullt-in features; two fin
ished rooms upstairs; all hardwood
floors. large chtcrn fun OF water;
bath with cistern connections: 7hX-
1<0.foot lot. on corner! fine gar
den; 23 maple trees, giving lots OF
shade, servants house, garage, etc.
Everything to make a comfortable
home; on high location in best part
OF city II you want real home
look this up at once. hddresB owner,
or. A 200 care> Times.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-07-18
KANSAS CITY CASH DRAIN.

KANSAS CITY, July is WHEAT:
Mt'i,s, 1.I ,,,Jss,i SS ht,S HSha a'Sas:s aYs.s No. No
2.O2; No. Q yellow, tiea OATS; I'm.
changed to ic higher; No white. Ng
g2Os KAFIR AND MILO MAIZE! tSs
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-07-18
CHICAGO.

CWcAGo, July "a Ho0s. Receipts.
10000 slow; 10 to 100 higher lights,
tl,sotieaS, mixed, tlt,sNlsb1 heavy,
~ 90 fhSbo, rough, yi~,0odlt2bi pigs,
iiiBGiAiS, CAfTLEi Receipts, 1900 ;
firmi native beef cattle. ~ WsSuNoOi
feeders, W9bdS2s; cows and heifers,
u Soniisoi calves, ~ tp60Hi%26, aiIil1p
Receipts. b,oO0i firm; wethers, tfb0
II, ,00i lambs, ~ b0Sil6s0.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-07-18
News From Nations Markets
Outside Livestock
FoRr WORTH.

TIC E2NT F.S.y %2%TT %s1"; h Is' ~ a,s,r
h.ey.., @SS@ io.bSD' HoGsi Rsssipts
1000; ibc 10 3bc lower; heavy, W fbr
ltso sl,EEPi Receipts. 500; stsady
Lambs, ti300qflt0 90
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-07-18

FOR SAI.c-New flve-room modern bun
Ealow. two rooms In oak. all bullt-in
features: price $2.376
OKLAHOMA TRUST COMPANY,
Money TO loan on real estate.
sos 10 Insurance Bldg Maple IS.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-07-18
New Italian Marine Mini,tsr

ROME, July lS-Vice Admiral Del
bono has been appointed minister OF
marine to succeed Vice Admiral Ar
tuto Triangi.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-07-18
LIVERPOOL.

LIVERPOOL. July is--cottea,. -
moro Inquiry prices unehaRgsdi AYSRlS
S:9 {: so% %'dalirt ,%1,n a.ir e. CSsd mi4
isbsl sood ordinary. lI.eodl !pr11aS{
iIiod; Sales, 1000 bales. inslaling -
a. Am:,.sD :".s I, NJ r'i;yps yss ,s,;s ,Ss. s
iissd II september. S :r.oeisSsl. iTSid:4 d.
bsr- November, lS,sod; bscsmks .yG1S
usry, isObd, January. february, M44)
March April, is,f1d, May.Juns. INA
Tho above are oil fired prices \ 1;
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-07-18
CAIcAoO CASH GRAIN,

CHICAGO. July WHEAT: No.
rod and NJ 2 hard, nominal. CORN No,
IA yellow, ~ 02h20i OATS STANDARD.
N1T4c RYE. No. . old, t2l0. BAR
LEY. u 2bfil 60
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-07-18
CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, July is,-BUTTER: Easier.
Creamery, AdSNc. DoGs. Receipts
27iN csses; unchanged, POTATOES
Lever, .c%s .rcs%sssiRs.' 80 cars ,,a yirsinis Sar,
nessee and Illinois, sacks, N7B@tsS
POULTRY; Alive unchanged.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-07-18

ST. LOUIS, July ls-PouLTRy. Hens
i1aiscj springs, i0Tlac; ducks. isc
geese, iOc BCTTERi Creamery, SInc
Zoos. '1a7sc.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-07-18
OF. LoU,s Cash oaAlN.

ST. LOUIS, Jaly ,s-wEEAT' r. Sp4s ns,r"!, s,s.Sy.
CORN. Higher. No !, $3.50 OF; No. 2
white, l20l OATS: Steady. No 2, 7ec;
No. Q white, nominal RYE: Steady No,
nominal
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SUGAR.
ST. LOUIS

NEW YORK. July II. 49, Raw sugar
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Produce Provisions
KANSAS CITY.

KANSAS CITY, July 10. BUTTER
Creamery. ssc; frsts, SAC; seconds. ssc;
packing, a2o. Zoos Firsts, sic; sec
err iabc; broilers Csc
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