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prints, l4pyund, extra, 4ail; frsts. ssa3a;
do. pound. extra. iOail; do. frsts. Ssa2s;
nearby creamery. 36a37; frSts. 36a6; dairy
prints, Mary land Pennsylvania and Virginia.
extra. 55a3I; irsts, -; store packed, hrsts, %.
POTATOES-New, Norfolk and Hampton. bar
rel 3O0a3 80; Eastern Shore OF Maryland, primes.
barrel. 3.Ooa3.JO; Eastern Shore Of Virginia. bar
rel. 80; York River, No. !. barrel. 2Tja3 90 {;
BappahannOck. No. !. barrel, 300a3.5O; do. No.
"a, l5na2.oO; nearby bushel box. looslS.
FRESH FISH-Butterhsh. barrel, lo0oal2Oo;
founders pound 5a6; gray trout. large. barrel.
9.OOal2.0G; salmon trout. pound. sslO: rock.
boiling. FOUND Iss5O; medium pound 9a2e pan.
pound. Da22. white perch. large. pound I2al5;
medium, pound, Gas; yellow perch large,
pound, Falls: medium. Tound. eas; mackerel
Southern, POUND l5als; tailors large. pound
lGal5: medium. pound. Gas; catfish. pound 4a6 /;
green rike native pound ISals; cells. medium to
large, pound. 6aI0; CLANS l0D, as to size, T5ao
hard crabs, barrel as to condition. 3O0ai5o; soft
crabs. dozen, as TO size. 3oaso snappers. pound.
6a7.
VEGETABLES AND GREEN FRUITS-Ap
les, Early Harvest. fancy per Dbl. 20oa2eo:
do. small. Ter hbl.. l.OOal.25: do, II-barrel
basket l.0Oal.25 beans. Norfolk. per basket,
75al 20: native, green. fancy, per bu-. lOoal.5;
wax. per bu.. 75aloO: bets Norfolk per bunch,
IalI1: Rarpahannock. per bunch, lalh; native.
Ter bunch. lAlk; blackberries. Southern, per
qt.. llal2; Eastern Shore Of Maryland. per at g.,
sail cabhage. crate. 5oa6o; native. Ter 100 lhs.
l.ocal.5o; York River. per Dbl. 50; Cantaloupes
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COTTON MARKETS.

New York, July 3.-AdditiOnal strength IN
Octcber was again the feature Of the cotton
market TO-DAY. General business was less ac-
tive. but that position responded readily To
than on yesterday. Later deliveries were slower
10 move UPWARD and during the day the pre-
MUM on the near month was increased.
Moderate Weakness at the opening followed
reports Of CLEARING weather in the Eastern belt
Prices drOpped l3 to Is points on first sales,
but almost immg distely rallied the sane
lass Of buying which Strengthened yesterday 5
market was again a feature on the decline.
October soon advanced to 4.5O, or 5 points
Cver last nights close
After the hrst hour the market essed about
u POINTS from the highest prices under scat
tercd realizing. but on the whole maintained
a steady UndeTtOne as the huying was Of a
gUrd class. especially in October contracts.
Tus market showed steady uDdertOne during
the noon hour With prices only a little under
the best II the morning
The October position developed fresh strength
in the early afternoon On covering ~ Wall
Strc-< shorts and trade buying orders. Business
in the later months quiet, prices hTmins
NJ with October.
Realizing saIes resulted in moderate set
hack late in the DAY. The market closed fairy
81 sdy at a net advance Of to Il points Port
rfCeipts for the Gay were >. iOs bales New York
varshGusr stocks are 4Osl5 bales. Exports for
season to date Aggregate SD. SIC haICs.
Spot here was stCady. IS points higher The
SPOT article at New Orleans was steady, IN
hanged I'll the basis Of s. cents for MD
ding
For re~ipts: Galveston. ~: New Orleans
%: savannah. l.05O: Boston, S6; Augusta, IS
Memphis, So: St. LouIs. Gs9.
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WASHINGTON PRODUCE.

Quotations gwen below are for large lots Of
good marketable hoods only. Jobbers' prices
are higher. Lower grades may be sold for less.
Fancy goods command higher prices.
EGGS-Steady; nearby. 81; Southern, 81
CHEESE-Ncw York State factory, new 2Ga27.
BUTTER-Elgin print, q; Elgin tub, IL;
process, 50; store-packed, 81.
POULTRY-LiVe hens. per b., q ROSTERS,
per h.. Is; turkeys, Per ID. aa22; spring chick
ems, Fer h., 2ja26; ducks, per b., l3a2O; geese
Per H., lOal3; keats, young each 4Oa55.
DRESSED POULTRY-Hens choice, per h.
EsA spring chickens, Ba5o per h.; turkeys,
per 10. balls
HAY-No. l timothy. I90a0.Oo: No. ). .ooa
R.o6; No mixed, l6.OoaI7.o0; No. ?, I4.ooalS.oO
sEEDS-Red clover Il.50all.T5 per 5ushei
alSsike clover. I.96al25O per bushel; crimson
clover. 075all.25 per bushel; timothy, 3.Tsa3.sO
per bushel; red-top, l3OOal350 per bushel blue
grass. 2I5a3.oo per bushel; orchard grass. 500
per bushel; white clover. 50 per n; alfalfa
clover, lIals per n; COW peas, 25Oa3a5.
GRAIN-Wheat, milling, old, per bushel
2loa2-5Oi new, 200; ordinary, l2sal.N: corn.
LS6a2o; oats, white, Aas5; mixed. s2asS
FRUlTS-Apples, new, per Dbl, l.50A50o:
per box, 5Oal.25; California oranges, 35Oa3Ts
grapefruit, 4.ooa5.0O; lemons, 650a6.oo; pines.
S0aio0; cherries, basket, 45a75: peaches, asa
$50 crate; watemelons. las each; cantaioupss
Southern, Soal5o; Western, 2o0a3o crate ;
elackberries. sal21S at.
!. GREEN Potatoes nav. aspal;A ps
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In the World of Finance and Trade
bonds Lead MARKET
In DULL SESSION
Stock Trading Was Lacking on
Local Exchange Yesterday.

Bonds to the face value Of only 81 ,00C
were sold at an exceedingly dull ses-
sion of the Washington Stock Ex-
change yesterday. There was not q
single share Of stock traded either
during of after the regular call.
During the call 5000 Potomac Con-
solidated IS sold at 81, while two sales
OF 5000 and 5000 each, Of the same
company's s per cent bonds, sold at
100 After call $500 Norfolk and WASH
ington Steamboat IS sold at ION.
The National Savings and Trust
Company has declared its regular
quarterly dividend OF 21A per cent.
payable August l to holders Of record
OF July 3.
Announcement was made yesterday
that at a meeting of its board Of direc-
tors Adolph A. Hoehling, IT., was
elected trust officer in charge of the
trust department Of the National Met
ropolitan Bank.
The following analysis of the New
York market situation was received
late yesterday afternoon. by w. B.
Hibbs and Company from c. B. Cha
pin and Company, their New York
correspondents:
Net results except in the case of
erately from fresh liquidation, were
insignificant. Fluctuations in most
issues were meaningless and repre-
sentative OF offers, for the most part,
of the professional element. Lessened
offerings and a strong tone, it was
argued, is somewhat confirmatory of
a firmer technical foundation and sug-
gests that in the event Of any develop
ments of constructive Interpretation a
probable substantial betterment in the
better class of securities may be wit
messed While there was nothing de-
finite in the news of the day serving
to help gauge the ultimate outcome
OF pending legislation relative to
price-fixing and the taxation program
with a marked degree of precision.
still the agitation which seems to be
growing to cover additional expendi-
lures with the issuance of govern
ment bonds created more confidence"
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TRADING IS NARROW
ON STOCK EXCHANGE
St. Paul Dividend Meeting Is Big
Event for Street.
CBy the International News Service,

(By the international News servIce.)
New York. July AIN another mar
row trading market today tobacco
shares were distinctly firm. marine
shares were weak after early
strength, rails were steady, steel and
equipment shares were dull with the
exception Of steel and Baldwin loco
motive and in the motors, General
motors and Studebakers developed
late weakness.
For the greater part of the session
the trend was upward as the strong
close on Wednesday indicated, but
recurrence of a feeling OF uncertainty
and a one per cent cut in St. PauPs
annual dividend rate on the common
caused late price recessions. During
the early trading not only was liQui-
dalton nil but offerings were notably
slim
The big event for the street was
the st. Paul dividend meeting which
lasted IS minutes because it had been
informally decided prior to the off,
cial gathering to cut the annual rate
to per cent. Not since 1895 has a
4 per cent rate prevailed for a full
year while in 1915 only 1-2 per cent
was paid.
In 1915 the lowest level touched by
the common stock was n 81 This
years low was IS L. on July and
the high early in January. The stock
behaved today as IL the dividend re-
ducton had been more than dis
counted as the days high Of s. 1-2
was recorded in the last Is minutes
Of trading.
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PHILADELPHIA PRODUCE.

Philadelphia, Pa. July 8-solid-packed
creamery, weak, but fancy prints firmly held
under scarcity. Quotations today are: West
ern. solid-packed. creamery, fancy, specials, q;
extra, 4lRi2; extra hrsts. 20; hrsts, 81 seconds.
%; nearby prints. fancy. Is; average extra. IA
a; hrsts. 4lai2; seconds. 3aaso; special fancy
brands Of prints jobbing at 4sasl.
EGGS-Fine newlaid egg. scarce and firm,
with demand fair Quotations: Nearby hrstsp
1850 case; nearby current receipts. 1880; sc
onds. 95; Western extra hrsts. 1850 case
Arsts. 1850; seconds. as; fancy selected eggs
iobbng at E3aH dozen
DRESSED P0ULTRY-Fowls u 10 box. dry
picked, miIk-fed. fancy. selected, q; weighing
~ lbs. and over apiece. AZ: lbs. apiece, q
81 lbs. apiece. q; lbs. apiece. 2laZ; fowls. in
bhis.. ice. fancy, dry picked. AZ lbs. and over
apiece. 3d. lbs. apiece. 2aaZ2l4; small sizes,
leals: old ROSTERS. dry picked, IN; broling
chickens. lhA2 LIS. apiece. Jersey. fancy. SAD
Virginia. Pass; other nearby, li4a2 lbs. apiece,
25a3s; Western, 25a8; turkeys. fresh killed, h..
Western. best here Ds2i; common. 2Oa:2; ducks.
nearby, spring 0s2l.
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South Carolina, crate. Tsai.so; Georgia. crave.
75al.So; corn, Rappahannock. per doz.. faioi
Eastern Shore Of Maryland. per doz.. salt
Baltimore County. per doz.. isals; eucambers.
native, per basket l5G1; Maryland and Viz
sinia, per bbi., 5oal.z; cnrrAnts. Maryland and
Virginia. qt. loaii; eggplsnts. Norfolk, erute.
25oa3.oo; mckleberries. Southern, per ct. i2ait;
Maryland and Virginia. 1T. ioal2; kale, native,
bushel box, l5az5; lettice, New York, boz, sou
100; native. bushel boa, 3a5oi onions. Texas
bermuda. crate, l.l0al.25; Rsppahannock. basket,
yellow. 7ssI.oo; do. bbl.. yellow, 25oN2B; do.
white, 200a250; peaches. Southern. crate, 2ooa
80; Maryland and Virginia. basket. 39aio
pears, Man'g Eliz basket. 75aso; peppers, Flor
ida. crate. l5oa225; rasrberries. Eastern Shore,
red. per pt., 6a7; do. per ct. l3aii; rhuharb.
nearby, 100 lunches 5oal0o; spinach. native,
bushel box, 2Oa25; squash, native, basket, loals
tomatoes Potomac, carrier, fancy, 30 do,
choice green. 35A5O; do, ordinary. 25a0; do,
Rappahannock, per crate, s5a5o; do, native
basket, tOaeo; Watcrmelons. F1orida and Georgia,
lO0 i5OOa30o0
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CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET.

Chicago. July 8.-Belated shorts bid the
price Of wheat to much higher levels today,
the July gaining 5ll cents and the September
~ cents on small supplies and at urgent de
mands Threshing returns were the most ia
EoTable ever received in Chicago. and some of
them were sensational. 1t is now conceded by
those who believed that A smaller amount Of
wheat than set forth by the government would
be raised that the government figures will look
small when the final threshing returns are
posted
The corn market has dwindled to a scalring
affair, and the gains lsc to l%4C.
There were sharp advances in oats futures
the gains being cents for the nearby delivery,
~ cents for the September, and 4 cents for
December.
The market for hog products was rather dull
and prices lower.
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NEW YORK PRODUCE.

New YoIk. July 2.-BUTTER-Unsettl r.
ceipts. 6Js36 packages. Creamery higher than
extras. Si4aiO; creamery extra ~ scOTel, %
frsts 54a3A; seconds. 36a7ii.
EGGS-Inegular: receipts. l37g cases: fresh
gathered extras. 3sa39: extra frss Ja5sis
hrsts. SssS6; seconds. 2sss2; State, Pennsylvsniu
and nearby Western hennery. white. fine 10
fancy, Has; State Pennsylvania and nearby
hennery. hgUwns 4Ca42
CHEESE Receipts, 25I5 boxes; State. fresh
specials. 9&a22: do. average nun. NJ
DRESSED POULTRY-Duil; chickens leals
fowls lag; TURKEYS. lsa32
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BALTIMORE PRODUCE.

Baltimore, July Is. LIVE Prices
Tcr pound unless otherwise stated. Chickens,
sIIinE. IA to 2 pounds. 2a2s; do. ~ to II
pounds. 2a6: do. POUND and under. 23a2i
do. young. White Lcghons. 23a@i; do. old
hens. heavy. q do. small 10 medium n do,
Old rOostcrs. l2al3; ducks. old Muscovy and
mOngIel, l5ai6: do. Indian Runners old. IS;
do. puddle, old. l5aI6; do. spring. 81 pounds
and over. 2la22; do. smaller. Toor. lsal9;
pigeons. old pair. d; do. young. pair. 70
EGGS-Market steady loss OF. Maryland,
Pennsylvania and nearby. %; Eastern Shore.
Maryland and Virginia. - Western (Ohiol. 3:
West Virginia. 81; Southern North Cardinal
~; Western. fresh. count cases. 3F3aS; candlsd,
g. -.
BUTTER Separator. extra, 20. frsts 3Sa59
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BALTIMORE GRAIN MARKET.

Special to The Washington Herald.
Baltimore Md, July @.-WHEAT-Receipts.
l4.ol bushels consisting Of 3.lS9 bushels Western
and 10 sZ5 bushels Southern. The market open
cd dull and lower Spot. old. 22S nominal.
Bag lots Of Southern sold from LIS to IN. as
To quality and coalition The close was frmer.
spot, 2SoIi nominal. Tho settling pice was:
No. 2 red soft SPOT. 22s
CORN-Receipts. S9.OO5 bushels. consisting Il
. s5 bushels Western and 100 bushels South
ern. Cob com quoted at e75alo.0o. The market
oPened firm Spot. I'll nominal. The close
was strong. Spot, AIS nominal The settling
prica was. contract. 25
OATs-Receipts. sS.D5 bushels; standard
white, 81 nominal: No. white. 90 nominal
RYE-Receipts. 81 bushels; Western. old. No.
? 250a2.35: bag lots, as TO quality and cDndi-
tion 2OOa20
MILL FEED-Prices per ton. sTring wheat
tan. T.0o1I.5o Western middlinE. i7o0ai7.0 %.
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DIED.

A. g.aG u -, a, -. No. ~ =" 80 lS.,.
Branchvillc. Nd. JOHN ".
ALLEN beloved husband Of Edith
n AI!en and father OF Dorothy Z.
Alien, IN the 9th year OF his sgs.
FWncTa services at St Johns P r.
hAFch, BCltsNillc, Nd, on Friday,
Ju.l =, ~ 1872 a. N. lntcrment at
= John Cemetery. Relatives and
ll.'hoS invited. baltimore papers
please COpyp
.BELLIS-At his residence 5vst,,-
vile. Nd. on JIly =. 1917. Capt.
ROGER EELLlS. aged 18th years
funeral services at GlenWood Cha pei
ON Friday. july =. AT = clock Re
mains at Gasch's undertaking
establishment. HvattsviUp Nd
.RURGFSS- Da-7--cd his rea Tuo.-
day. Jul,. a. 1917 A. 1n,g5 ~
at h'r rosiGcr.,. 1873 sixth street
northwest. MARY h. EURG ESs.
devoted mother Of Anna r. Wat
."h. thornton r. Burgess. ETand-
mother o: Iheilna L Watson and
only SISTER OF Mrs. Lucy Il. Gas
NiNS.
,i','"1 rom HeE late residence Fri
'-'t ct. al j. m. Relatives
an" liteh"S lnNli' d.
CIIASE-A- CIerrarr,-, Ne yy-,5,,,,-
day. JAY 3. fgI-. ATTN m FPFD
O. CHASE. IN his 18Th year.
F.u,laI from les chanel a. N .
d.. FRIDAY. july 2.
CLARN-On Nond:.v. J.5Ir- - 7qr- ~
J. .. m. at 7.ea SWs-D sfra.t
northwest MEARAI, r CLARK
devoted dlaghtcr Of Matte b,
clark
I'm, al Friday. July .. at .. m.
from Nineteenth Street BAPTIST
Church.
CIRRAN-Or -rr,sssr T,,r,. ., ,e--
at his residence -Fe e s,roef
southra~t. JOHN NJ. hcl0vcd has
band Of Mary 4. C-lran and faith
'r uf REV. Father j. A. Curran
and Nj Catherine Mas-,-v.
Funeral from ms late residence on
FRIDAY. July -. AZ 100 a M. theme
To- - Peters Church. Second and
sil'' IS southeast, where requiem
mass Nil hu ssId al l"-5n q. IN. for
The = "-o Of has soul IutCrment
IN MaFjlnSbirE. w Va. tBaiti-
more papers pleas" co7yJ
pIGGS-On Wednesday. July * 1917.
AZ I>e' CaIfurna street northwest.
CAMILLA HALL wife of the late
Charles p. Bi-as. Of Baltimore.
and dauChter Of the lat. William
WImot Han and Maria Wharton
Williams Hall. Of Baltimore.
Friends invited q funeral services at
hrr late residence al 30 a. m.
on FRIDAY. Ja,'. -. In'rrment in
Druid Eid-c Cemetery, Baltimore.
County. Nd.
IITT ETEED% On U-.5r,.5,,. Ill.
- 1917 M t,,rrr,to,,,1 I:,-$-..r, = ~
Fusnft-I LANES r rT-~z I:TP,-
RON. son or Mr. 4 - Ctb
hon iD ~ r..L ~ 'llo-
T.snCrar =, F,f4., ca, ,, q, i,.S as.
ms morh,-,s rcs.s.I,ro o5S Nm I'm
stChrsctfs avon, .. -, -, -
to s. Talr.ck.s church. where
mass Will Doc. said Al 8 a. m for Inc
Ien"s. q Lis soil
EI.RUL.IT nv, y,-...r,.s-.. III o.
14T- -, r r..i,-.,. ~, = lily .
s,,.rrF .-r.-r ,.--rb,,.-,.,, .T,l,F
A. widow Of William J Herber,
and muthyr OF Nrs William T
keenan,.
Funeral from h"r late residence.
saturday. JulN y. 1871. at y O'Clock
HOOVER .,r V-,.7,,..sg,,- -. q,
1877. ALICE SERENA. the laloved
wife OF Thomas T. Hoover. in the
G9th ,,ar OF her age.
Fauoral ,urivatol from her late resi-
dcu,n. ia sixteenth street north
w,sr. on SATURDAY. july y
TrAN-y A. bor r.si4-r,r., o. -
NC,L- ,,-,,,,,a ,,o-,f, ii n. -
III Nv, - "ahes-
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NEW YORK MONEY.

New York. July B.-Money on call opened at
"a per cent: high, per cent; low, 81 psr
cent: Close. 81 per cent Most Of the day ;
loans were made at "a per cent.
Time money Continues firm. Borrowers arc
bidding freely Ter cent for industrial money
mixed loans srr quoted STAT, pr CENT MGR
camille paper is moving slowly; a ma yori'y a
institutions showing little interest in the
market. Rates 4ka5 Ter Ont.
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EXPELLED FROM EXCHANGE

New York. July 2s.-James 4. Tay-
Tor. a member of the New York Stock
Exchange. was found guilty today by
the governors OF irregularities in con.
nection with his dealings with other
members of the exchange and was ex.
PEELED from the institution. His scat
the present market value of which is
s55 ,n0o will be sold
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CoTToNSEED OIL MARKET,

New York, July 8-COttonseed oil was lower
1t the opening today. Considerable overnight
selling occurred. Buying was less aggressive,
but fairly Persistent Steadiness in lard en-
codraSed buying. The market was strong and
active in the early afternoon on buying By
commission houses, but reacted sharply when
the demand cease.
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New York.
furnished By y. L. Carpenter & Co.
New Orleans.
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

Chicago. July 8.-RccCiptS 1900; strong.
Bulk. I4s5aB s.: light. 4. 65al5 S.; mixed. Asa
I5s: heavy. IL55aIsOO; rough, A35aH55; pigs,
Il.0alI5O.
CATTLE Receipts. 5000; weak. Native beef
cattle, s3alLl5; Western steers, s5Oall.9
stcckers and feeders. 6loa9lO; COWS and heifes,
5 sNaIl.eO: calves. e25al3.j0-
SHEEP Receipts ll.COO; weak. Wethers, 7.5Oa
1915; lambs, sT5al55.
Pittsburgh, Pa. July 8.-ReceiPts. 100; &C
tIy, Receipts Is sal6OO: heavy Workers. l60Oa
Is 70. light Workers. l5.6Oal575 pigs, l5OOal52 o.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, so; steady.
Ton sheep. 10 %: to lambs. $50.
CALvEs-Receipes. 100; lower; top. nO
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CANADIAN LOAN AT %.

New York, July 96.-The 800, 600, 90
e-year 5-per cent Canadian loan will
he offered at %. it was announced to-
DAY. The syndicate handling the loan
Is composed OF ]. P. Morgan & Com
pany. Harris--Forbes & Company and
Brown Bros. & COMPANY.
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Washington Stock Exchange.
urnIshsd By W. 3. HIbbs 4 Co

Furnlshsd By ". 3. HlbbI Z Co.
SALES.
Potomac Cons IS, Sl.0OO at 81
Potomac Electric Power IS. 500 at 100
81 600 at 100.
After call:
Norfolk and Steamboat s.. 500 at ION.
GOVERNMENT BONDS.
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LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET

Liverpool, July at
for spots. with prices
sales were ZOO bales.
bales. including s,7oo
prices were: American
good middhng. $500.
middhng. ls.s5d.; good
nan. lid.
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lere was q fair demand
IS points higher. The
The receipts were 700
bales American. Spot
middlins. fair. lo.@d. /;
middlinz, e.ood. ;; low
ordinary. r.1d-; Srdi'
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LARGEST MORNING ... ,
HOME CIRCULATION
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Free attraction afternoon aud
evening iS the Six Flying Her
brrtS. These artists give the
most thrilling and sensational
aerial act ever produced.
Added attraction next week,
SenOritR Desarno in her death
defyinE Double Escape Act. FIrst
appearance in America. These
acts alone are worth much more
than small cost of trip.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-06-17

DISCOURAGED GARDENERS
SHOULD TRY GROWING BEANS
Agriculture Department SaNs There T.
No More " idcly Adapted Crops

WASHINGTON. j. C.. June 1s-
when diseouraFed plant beans.
This s. the cheering injunction which
the United states department Of agri-
culture is sending 20 the gardeners of
the country who have had poor luck
with other crops
There is no widely adapted gar
den CROP that win do so well on poor
soil and nothing that is SO nearly FOOL
proof as beans saws statement %
the department The limits of the
planting season also are elastic. The
gardener may give his backward on
ions ar bcets another chance 20 make
good and st.l have time 20 I'm In their
places with beans u they fail Beans
OF tho garden and field sorts may be
planted in the latitude Of Washington
for q mature crop until the middle OF
July. and string beans may De planted
all thru August IN the latitude Of
1New York. beans may be planted
thuIout June.
BLACK Valentine IS very hardy
variety ana Green Pod stringless IS
very prolific limas are more ex-
acting IN their requirements than
other beans"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-06-17
SlSAL SUPPLY EXHAUSTED;
TWlkE PLANT CLOSES DOWN
Pcnitcntiary Institution Pro'eS Money
saver for Taxpayer q
state

ur..r ------r.-. ....... -~-.-
=. -, -, ''f-.
,f-- ms sr.r+rg r-s-lfs..lret ths
last q o. 800 pounds n s.-al INTO
-de- ,u.re rlr. week a1d closed
down FOR the season. The entire out
r-r q the factory .as contracted tor
weeks ago Ten tno.-art dollars
: sve hesr returned 20 Oklahoma
farmers -..-n orders which tte plant
was unable o. r.U
"Iur.r- tte past tan DAYS have
-s..rrsI $1,000 O. farmers who
wanted 20 place orders for Euder
tw.feF sam T.. NorIey. warden said.
Tn, l,lt o.. t,,,,,,,r-
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-06-17
PENNSYLVANIA Lawn Mowers

The most successful mower that we have ever
known. We have known instances where these
mowers have been run for many years without
regrinding or any other sharpening. Priced
from 20 fo SoO
FLOOR
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-06-17
PRINT SHOP IS INSTALLED
Vocational Department OF Ardmorc
win Have New Course.


EINGLING. Okla. June 1G-The
only complete equipped printing plant
operated as feature OF Nocationaly
training ~ high school iu the state
IS being installed az Ardmorc accord
ing to g. W Richards. city super.n-
tondent ~ tho schools there. Mr.
Richards was ln Ringing recently
while returning home from RRndlett
whore he addressed gathering %
teachers and pupils OF Cotton county.
"A cylinder press. modern Job press
and other equipment have been or
dored for the Ardmore high school"
Mr. Richards said. a practical pr!n-
ter will nave charge Of the shop and
instruction In the printing art WI;
be offered to the students The shop
will also do the printing required by
the school he said.
An increase Of teachers salaries
accounting to &c 2-3 per cent Tor
next year without an extra levy. mas
also took place AZ Ardmore. accord
Ing 10 the superintendent