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The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-09-23
WEEKS ADJUSTMENTS.

Sunday.
Empress = Douglas Fairbanks in
Down to Earth"
Isis--universai program.
Eijon Vaudeville.
Monday.
Empress - Douglas Fairbanks in
Down to Earth
Isis o. Henry Stories
Bijou Lillian Gish and Wilfred
f1lcas in "Sonls Triumphant"
tuesday
Empress Douglas Fairbanks in
Down 10 Earth "
isis--o Henry Stories.
Wednesday.
Empress Gal Kane and Robert
Warwick. IN The False Friend
, isis Universal program
thursday.
Empre ss---Gail Kane and Robert
Warwick in The False Friend"
lsia-i UNIVERSAL program
Observation-Disclosures vaudeville.
Friday
Empress Charles Hay in The Nil
lionaire Nagrant"
lsis--General program.
Saturday.
empress laiIes Ray in The Nil
Honaire Nagrant"
isis--''eneral program
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-09-23

thought himself capable. of doing hi
duty at the front II. sent back. ha ~
piled earnestly, Il win do my best; b1t
/ am. not CERTAIN 49,
The court sentenced him to two
years imprisonment. but humoronApy
gave him the benefit of the First or
tenders law. with the result that he
will be returned Immediately 10 the
trenches
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-09-23
CONFESSED COWARD
BACK INTO TRENCH
French Deserter Must Face
Fire Once More.

Paris. Sept. % The first French
soldier Ia plead guilty to eowardiee
during the three years Of war has
iust been tried by court marital He
IS stephan Deasalles. Il neserter, ~
years old An alienist who made a
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-09-23
Stomach and Liver Troubles.

No end of misery and actual suf~
ttting ~ caused by disorders Of the
stomach and liver, ma may he avoided
* tue nSa ,r thanl...,siain's Tablets,
Give them Il trial. They only cost
titt.itt,.f Adv
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-09-23

Chuckle Better Than a Smile.
but Out and Out Laughter
Is Best Of All, and
I'VE Can Always Afford to
Laugh, II We're Honest
God Of Screen Fans Has
Written a Book on Bene.
fetal Effects of Laughter
on Human Life-He Prac-
tees What He Preaches-
Cultivate Cheerfulness.
Not GrOuches, Is His Adj
vice.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-09-23
Chronic Constip alton.

II Is lay no means an easy matter TO
cure this disease, but ii can he done
In most instances by taking Chamber
lain's Tablets and complying with the
plain printed directions that accom-
panV each package.-=Adv.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-09-23

lie is Maj.-Gen Taft now, but Col
Roosevelt is not rushing mIdiy for
ward to give him the salute.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-09-23
hiohbaiI Laugh Is False.

We have another way OF inducing
laughter thereahouts" suggested
gently The prescription calls for
unlimited highballa.''
G's.fThsress nothing to that" said Mr..
i'airha nlls firmly. They do say that,
Though he is Il. member of the Ea,nls
Club in good and regular standing, he
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-02-06
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK. Feb G. Yesterdays
big advance was followed hy renewed
nervousness and irregularity I'm the cot
ton market early today. Tn" opening
was az a decline ~ tW II points. but un-
der realizing inspired hy relatively easy
cables, hu' there was buying bv houses
with foreign connections and some fur
lhrr support from trad" interests Ihis
Cnuscd a prompt rally 10 practically last
night closing prices with Nav selling
MP TO ~ pHc. Offerings then Increased,
however following confirmation Of earlier
reports that an American had been killed
M the sinking Of the Eayestonc, with NAV
breaking to Is 16c under liquidation and
Local selling This carried the general
Hist about 28H2s points net lower but
the market WAS stcudlcd by renewed COY
cring and trade huNtug nj the decline
1np loss extended 10 L. ioc Tor May dur
inC the middle NJ ,hr morning With the
general list selling g. TO 80 points net
lover. II looked a. though some Of YES
terdRy's buyers had lost their confidence
and few stop urdcts were uncuvertt
on tho decline Business then tap red
uG'aEain and May rallied TO lb.I5 cents.
hut tho tone was very nervous ana dlS-
turhiug rumors as to international al
fairs caused great lrrcgularity during the
middle Of the day
The early afternoon rally carried MAY
up to f. 5Sc hut II was fullS maintained
with the market very quiet around :
O'Clock and about 2jn 30 points lower.
Spot cotton STEADY. middling uplands
f. soc. sales 20 bales.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-02-06
COTTON WEAKER;
SELLING HEAVY
Recent Buyers Close Out,
Forcing Down Prices,

NEW ORLEANS, Feb. 6 An unsettled
feeling prevailed In the cotton market
here IN the early trading today and
enough selling made its appearance to
send prices q to % points below the
level of yesterdays close Recent buy
crS were inclined to sell out their hold
lnEs
nv the middle Of the morning the
market stood at net loss NJ ~ TO g.
points At the lowest levels a iumor
that Germany had declared war on ms
country was extensively circulated and
n resulted ~ n buying movement ON
which prices shot upward 81 tale To
ward noon prices were at net loss Of
II TO 20 points.
Thc upward movement continued until
prices were at uct loss pf only lut
points Fresh selling was met and the
market sneged, Ht % standing 2SH j2
points under yesterdays close.
Spot cotton, nominal and unchanged
Sales on the spot iOo, 20 arrive zoo good
ordinary 10 6gc strict good ordinary
lG l9c. low middling lf loc, strict low
mlddNng l6 9ic. mddNng II l9c, strlc;
mddlng II 3Nc, good mlddliug 1850.
strict middliug l7Slc. Receipts t3ii
hatS stock 49, SIS
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-02-06
Secretary Gibbs
Says He Will Stay
Away From Capital

Has a ink been following the United
States IN the last year,
II IT has, Leroy NJ Gibbs, secretary
OF the Oklahoma City Chamber Of
ommcrcc, may well become an object
ol suspicion. lie has visited Washing
ton, ID. {, twice IN the last twelve
months and on each occasion something
has happened to turn the national cap
ital upside down.
On the first occasion Secretary OF
West Garrison resigned amid a great
sensation; and Mr.. Gibbs, while at
tending the annual meeting ui the
United States Chamber OF Commerce
m Washington last SATURDAY was on
hand when President Wilson severed
diplomatic relations with Germany
ANYTHING new on the war TODAY p"
Mr. Gibbs asked auNiouSly when he
stepped from a train here this morning
ON his arrival from Washington.
An American seaman has been killc |
by German submarine" he was told.
Mr. Gibbs then and there vowed 10
stay away from the District OF Colum-
bla
tie made an attempt to secure seat
in tho capitol when Wilson read hi,
message to the congress Saturday aft
crnoon seats were selling for $40
each, he said and he was unable TO
secure one from the Oklahoma dele
cation
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-02-06

about five hundred good looking loco-
Tons tn dTl We believe high grrd' ull
will ry'uh $500 per barrel ly pn'N sum
NOR There nic several adjoining prop.
critics mud tom more drills We want 80
s'1ft " cnCr
Daring the last seventy DAYS We have
Opened UN two ruHNpt properties aud tho
price NJ crude o'l has nearly doubled hut
We rNu invest new r'pitll where " should
Wlfrl.v from 'ru 20 one hundred times
INd therefore We uUn afford to still Uf'rr
Huu o. part ~ the stock NJ nearly IN"
ul ur0r" before the bu advance IN oil.
IN'H Company ls already p great site
,... uur tfHdy W established We hnvu
HU. uuk uHl, uud marketing stniiuns n
Is owned hv sg unn No,kholdrrH Guv.
,ru'l los twenty .uuy directors elected
,.lfl, from the stockholders n is "a
real peoples Company WOW pow vcrtul
enough a. grow v,rv rapidly No danger
Nf HHN ''U.thUiiff hfink suU.tt,d uui
We want tu raise 500 900 quick TO nD.
uu'fu properties nud iurfupsc our drills
In ui luDsi tVrui, nirh' now, md de-.
vclnp re- rfcpt production before oil
r'n,hcg NNn pnr h,frc' We pfe offer.
ing 'h' rUh'r promoters profit
We rrn show ,uu enough M our home
office rul refinery n kIuFls CitN. kns ,
nd one rIgh viii ih'n take you to
Tulsa whore Won viii he convinced "
''. h''N' lN'Nf' N' 'NlF tnN1nNnN.
We have right io o,pert from knO
in / '0N. N.hbffrl new rughcr NJ, Monday.
February ~ Tho drills arr goins deeper
every hour Ur things can happen I'm y
'rN DAYS I'm ihs ON fields
This Company hps about nrv times
hh much pruputt, back of u and IN slsht
~ tho usunl stock settling rompnn, n
ms d'l'Nur credit NJ about 5000 oOo
among supply concerns tank iuiiis,s
Nnd 't'l'u who know who !, Who IN tho
ON itli. We ntr ne work fnr sis az.
let'ni dflll'nr contracts fnt acreage IN
four states ui from 10000 IN 100 O0O acres
each
We hppr Nv develop Tho combined
properties W The rnrle g,y pt 80,
rarN INTO 70 total value of fort, ,,Itii,,
dollars $50 nu'. .oool hefnre tho vs,, ,pd.
and make u The great indsr,,d.r,
planned ~ The beginning Thr-e h. rcr
ieinly steet futme iut this stock
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-02-06
GERMANS TAKEN
OFF The KEYS At
WIRELESS PLANTS
Only Trusted Employees viii
Handle Messages,

WASHINGTON, Feb 6,--Nayal an.
thorltcs in charge OF private radio sta
tons have been instructed to allow no
operators IN whose loyalty they have
not entire confidence al the KEYS. I'm
der this authority Cnangc has been
made IN the operating force at the
luckertOn station, II was officially
stated today
Part ol the work at the station has
been done 10y civilian employees OF the
German company under supervision OF
navy censor, and with RADIO operators
actually Al the key 1t is now ordered
that only American citizens shall be aC-
centcd as operators, although IT still
may be necessary to employ some civil
ians.
The new orders apply to all plants and
direct that aliens be kept away from
the stations. The navy cenSors cstab-
lShed AS a neutrality precautlon are
now exercising military censorship as
well with specific instructions to pre-
vent news that might be OF military
value to an enemy being sent out
Revised estimates place the amount
OF standing merchantablc timber in the
United States a, approximately 27o7
billion board feet OF this total little
more than one half is in Idaho, Ore
gon, Washington, Montana and Cali
iornia
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-02-06
KANSAS CITY.

KANSAS CITY, Feb HOGS Re.
ceipts 5000. higher bulk 81 7hu T. %.
heavy tl2l5al2 20. packers and butchers
ll9oul l2.2j, light Sll GOul2 o. pigs
Sloo0ulo5O. CATTLE Receipts 10000
including lOo southcrns stcndy to ll'
higher Prime fed steers sll.0Od II Is.
.tccrs So oadg 80. cows 81 i54o 10, hoif.
rrs s. 00ull 90: NoCkcrs and feeders
S6.I5u 1000 calves 81 TO0ul275 SNEEr.
Receipts 10000 steady TO lOc higher
lambs tl300mlih0. yelrings ti22 25m
l3 80, wethcrs $40 ijT 40. ewes $40 un
q OS0, stockers and feeders tTO0U II 90
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-02-06

Prairie Oil and Gas Co. and other sue.
oeSSiul oil companies.
The leases are in Chautauqua county,
Kansas, directly north Of the Groat
Usage OIL Pools aud surrounded hy
rich oll producing territory A short
distance southeast is the famous Sedan
Field Wells are now drilling on three
sides, closely The Carr well, Just ~
miles southwest has encountered rich
oil and gas-bearing Peru and Barjlcs.
vile sands
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-02-06
Valuable oil Acreage Is
Tipped Off to Local PeopIe
Henry Crosby President of Oil Co.. HOLDING 2O8O Aero.
Chauauqua County Kansas Directly North Great Usage Oil
Pools-Drilins Now on Three Sides Close By-Garr WE'LL
Ia Miles Southwest, Encounters Rich Sands.


\ local business man, II. N. Kelley.
was tipped Off by friend where he
could obtain some valuable oil leases.
The friend was John Marshall. a vet
Gran oil man and recognized au.
lhorlty on oil land
The leases looked good 10 Kelley.
Henry Crosby and few other friends
he had taken into his confidence. Bu,
TO make doublv sure they also had r..
iiahit oil prulupistS 90 oyer ,L. a,a,,,,d
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-02-06
s to 25N Advance on
this Oil Stock Feb. IL

The demand for oil Il growing every
day fortN.Ceni gasoline lS possible hN
July. meaning about 500 por hlu'l iN
high grade cushing oil We hpNc th'c
valuablc properties IN thnt district Room
for rs 20 90 gushcr locations
This Company is thoroughly pioneered
Established eleven years II has secured
some of the most vDmnll, uu and gls
properties In Kansas aud oklahoma It's
cash receipts Tor tho twelve months, iu.
cluding last December. HNcipr, about
SoA,eoO per month II hns. started the
new year with n hlg gain. inullug fnr
month OF January over fluSouo cash rv.
tuslly banked
Tnis Company ~ investing lu now
wells and new properties about i2ino
per day and Wishes 60 increase ihls iu
$4,000 per day and Immediately drlN" na
drilling operations ON mammoth hyvl-
II IN now st work on fourteen nDW lorH-
,,ors Two of witch should runrh rushnr
production by Feb, "a.
A Bsrtiesyillc sand we'll has lust hrrn
Completed. showing ninety feet " uil
sand only $50 feet from one NJ our biz
leases In pawnec County. proving up
several valuable locations where tho
drills will start NJ once
This Company now has three aN
barrel reflnerles In operation Located
on valuable real estate In kauair CITY.
vale, Kss Two OF these refneries are
connected by about 200 miles Of exempt
"a pipe line with the larger percentage
of our producing wells THIS COMPANY
owuo over 400 acres by warranty deed
through the oil fields OF three states. To.
eethaf with over 10000 acres ~ leases
incladins about l,O producing gas and
oil wells For eleven years this Com.
ponS has carefully selected choice oi
and gas territory, through the twcly,
greet oil counties of Kansas and Okla.
horsA Resides our fourteen new loca
tions there are about forty other wells
being drilled In the districts around and
eosue very cIoae TO our lands ana leases
that may add grest value any dsy.
We have not crippled our Company by
eariy dividends. but have invested MI tho
earnings IN building n great property Y
when leases were low until the day OF
DptaD1Ai dividends is near. We have
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-02-06
Leasing Active
Around Arcadia

I I MeGnley OF Guthrie filed nine
" oll leases with Tom Rodinc. county
clerk Yesterday Nj were located on
land IN the neighborhood of Arcadia
The leases run five years
MI Ncrnlcv said he would bring
m seventy i've more this week Dui
my lanuat, nearly hundred lease,
were filed, an In the same territory
The, wctc hrouph, IN by individual,
Mr. M,Lmlc, is working independent
Is No drilling has started IN Oklaho.
ma county Get
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-02-06
Unusually Low
Capital allzati0n

The Red Bali Company capitalized
unusually low-only $4,000, non.as,e,.
sable |, wouldn't have COS, any more
To have capitalized for a million. But
Mr. Kelley said, mo. These leases look
good, mighty good | don't want TO di.
vide my profits with any more people
than have to. We will let go oi only
enough stock TO help pay for drilling
our ties, well
The company thinks i, good judgmeu,
tn start drilling at once That il why
the stock is being placed this way, in
stead OF taking all the time II would
require to place II personally
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-02-06
ONLY NINE RECRUITS
ACCEPTED SINCE FRIDAY

Oklahoma CiUanS and OklahomanS
generally are scarcely anxious to risk
their precious nccks ior Uncle Samuel,
If records OF recruiting stations are to
be believed
Only nine recruit, have been accepted
in all army recruiting stations IN the
state since last Friday. when It was
seen that severance oi diplomatic rcR-
tions between Germany and the United
States was inevitable on th', number
two came from Oklahoma CITY
No applications ior admission 10 the
army had been received at the local re
cruiting station today at noon
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-02-06
Frisco Enjoined
From Moving Shops

An order temporarily restraining the
Frisco. railway from moving IT'S diyl-
sion point and shops from Sapulpa to
West Tulsa was issued Yesterday by
the state corporation commission on
complaint Of !. f. Lawrence and {. {.
TAYLOR Ndpulpa citizens The order
holds until the commission can hold a
hearing in Sapulpa on February 10
Lawrence and Taylor were elected to
represent Sapulpl before the commits
sion at a maSSmcclpg held SATURDAY
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-02-06

Soda Water Men
for Sanitation

A bill TO promote better sanitary
methods in bottling soda water at fac
tories has been drawn up by manuiac-
turers Of soda water. IN their annual
convention a, the Lee Huckns hotel
A committee of bo,tling men went out
to the capital this morning TO discuss
this bill with Representatives Fitzgcr
aid OF Kiowa. Porter Newman OF Du
rant, Sam Fitzgerald OF P,tsburg
county and Senator X. S. Hall OF Paw
huska.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-02-06
German Seanen
Being Examined

NEW YORK, Feb. 6.-lmmigratlou
officials at Ellis Island today continued
the examination Of German Scamen
from German merchant ships IN this
harbor who sought permission TO enter
the country as immigrants. Eighteen
OF these crews were allowed
10 enter Yesterday The German ship,
still are under heavy guard There arc
persistent reports that their machinery
has been ruined
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-02-06
Offutt Names Few
of His Deputies

Ezra Oilu,t, county assessor. has ap
pointed a lew OF his dcputic, ior the
lPl7 assessments Those approved hy
the county commissioners today are Il,
follows Charles II. Ellis, Choctaw
G.. X Brown, Spring Creek township
J. + Haven. Edmond City; ] W Pick
ns Capitol Hill, u / Sellers. Brltton.
and ior Oklahoma City. G. H. Hast
ing " = Williams !. u Galaxy. y
{ Cram u Thompson, J. " Gilbert.
lame, Bodinc, " E. Gowing. NJ.
Montgomery J. II Williams. W =.
Hawkins, Isaac IT. Goodnight Lee
Iomlrn {. Kennedy Frank Ditto and
W s. Childs.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-02-06
Killing Of American WeakenS
Grain Market
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

CHICAGO Feb ~hHrp dc,Nucg I'm
the wheat market took place today owing
u" considerable" extent TO news of fhc
NlIIlne Of an American seaman %, Ger
man submarine Eunnrt Tho fa,t that
Sh"liS h1d largely covered their trades
duflug i,rdly's close lcft tho uitrEct
without one Of the usual sources OF snp-
l''' 'hd mere was NO decided influx
oi hullhg uutll the market had fallen nl,
70 3A cents Rallies cnsucd. hui fbo
I''HS were hhmp"rod hy the prospect that
'N' new submarine attacks had hrou.ht
war nearer than ever Opening prices.
Nh''h ranged from - cont to T., ,cuis
TtniMH WIZ May ~ !l72ie to 1884, and
July NJ 81 T. to tiiS. wcrc followed nv
a iaU mat carried May or to,'.I hut
Sl1G-. any ~
subsequently,, material advance re-.
NuN'd from extremely unfaVorahlr reuorts
Wk f''nt lhe winter crop I'm Arkansas.
N"hrtskIl oklahoma and Missouri hut
me market aftorward reacted bocaisc nf
d''stlr railway cmharGOcs east and ON
account OF rumOrs that Germany had do
'!ar"d war on the United States. Tho
close was unsettled, 4HlA,c net lower.
W'ih MAY ~ $l'5'sDli3A and july at
El4,'g "a lliA.
Soontln.ss Of rural offerings kept tho
corn market stcady Weakness ina only
a. tran tent effect Ancr opeuinr mn.
.htnG'd Z" y cent lower prices under
went q slight general scttacR. but then
' mhl'ri'l advance all around
for alcohol involving extensive use oi
corn. h1d been let hy the United State,
government tended anerward 10 gains
winch however were not an held Tn.
close was ncrsous, at i,USc above YES
tcrday finish '''
c,, Tmdo in oats was entirely local
mnI' ON wheat tHn on corn
lHthtSi quotations ON hogs gave an
upward swing to provisions RuyInr
however, wits not active ''h
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-02-06
MinCo Farmers Are
Seeking Who
Desire Matrimony

The bachelor farmer. whose photo i,
at the state free employment, bureau os
this city. and who was seeking hous,
keeper, appeared at the bureaus office
yesterday OF the six women who sig
nied their desire to accept this post
ton none were entirely satisfactory.
The man lives at Minco A small town
about thirty miles west OF Oklahoma
City on the Rock Island railroad IL
says there arc nineteen other bachelor
farmers near Mnco, and that some
want housekeepers. These men came q
Oklahoma at the opening. Staked their
claims at Minco, and have been living
there every since. Some were Young
men at tina, time They are from 30
10 so years old now
Living III groups OF ,woS and three :.
they do their own cooking, washing
and ironing
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-02-06
ST LOUIS.

ST LOUIS. Feb 6 HOGS Receipts
II ooo ljV2jc higher lights 81 9On
80 pigs 50 25u II 40. mixed and butch
crs Sl2loHl2 81. good hpavN sl240u
- 60 bulk 81 2odl.5o. CATTLE Re
s. 5oullbU. ycarlng steers and hcifcrs
SNaou 30, cows s. 50uN15. storkrrs
and feeders s. 3oH = 90. Texas quarau-
line steers 8 oOp9 80. prime southern
beef steers s. 0lHllON. beef cows and
heIlets 81 2IuS"o prime yonrling steers
Sh oOp ~ ,j. SHEEr Receipts -. .OOp.
higher, lambs Sl2 11UltGI. ewes $500
~ Go. yclrlugs Sil l0OuI22a
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-02-06
1850 Acres
Under Lease

Immediately the
Red BallConpany
was formed wit
Henry Crosby
president All the
acreage they could
ge, IN the district
was leased up
2,0SO acres Ad
joining aud nearb,
is acreage held by
the Shaiicr Oh
Co, ] + Sinclair
Co, Carter Co,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-02-06
CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, Feb. 6-HOGS. Receipts
1000, tomorrow 81 600. strong l0c ahoy"
Yesterdays average bulk fl2 100 - 90.
light 81 $50 %, miNod Sll.NoG ~ 10,
heavy Sll.S5Hl2 90, rough 81 N6ul2 90,
pigs S9iiu II 90 CATTLE. Receipts
00o. tomorrow ~ 600. strong native
beef catil" S7PnH Hi2 20. western steers
3, goHl030 stockers and feeders So lO
1895. cows aud hclfrrs g. 5liulO 5O,
calves tl02aUli2,. SuEEr Ecropn,
lt0uo, tomorrow 1000, weak wethors
so 5UHl So, lambs 81 luuli7j.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-02-06
Limited Offering, So Act Quick

The stock is selling al par-25 per
share. The minute the limited amoun,
Is placed. mo-, a cent more will be sold |
So &C, Qulck-and make sure that YOU
VIII he ono ot the few who arc lc, in on
this investment
Mail Your check with blank below
AT ONCE! To
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-02-06
mokedCigaretteS
For Y Years
Habit Was Running Him,
But He Conquered Itin
Three Days, Easily. II

The portrait below IL nat NJ Mr y J
ElzagHrHv, cll-known citiren of I.iv.
msStou. Montana, VINO kd " that his lifs
was being ruined throsst the perm rious
hahlt OF cigarette smokirs vet could not
INA anything {" stop II arG soace the uer-
Nuus craving uttl he glt the rcmhIkabls
book tnut now he obtalt.d fr,s
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-02-06

Having attained the unusual age Of
70 years on Thanksgiving day. a pc,
bantam rooster, owned by Gilbert Alex.
ander OF Wilkes Barre. Pa. was the
guest OF honor at a party rendered by
itS owner. Nineteen guests. one Tor
each wear, were IN attendance and the
rooster occupied a point OF vantage q.
Il fooSt erected IN the center OF the
table, where it was led such dclicacle,
as II would cat.
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