davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-05-06

enough goodness left in Paige to command record price in used car markets
 Frankly, now, is there anything that we could tell you about our product that would be more convincing? Could you have any better guarantee that Paige is all that we claim it to be-all that you could possibly expect it to be? As to the selection of model, this is merely matter of your own personal require ments.
 In our line there are two seven>passeng1 cars, fve>passenger car, two roadsters and complete line of enclosed cars You alone can make choice, but please re, member that you cannot make mistake. For all these models are Paiges- blood brothers of the same strain. That is the really important thing
 But don't lose any time Come in and in> spect the Paige line today. Let us give you the kind of demonstration that will definitely settle your automobile problem. and place your order while you can SC, cure an early delivery.
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Fire insurance. Wal 20. TnI Upshn~.
ADV. DID,
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RED CROSS WORK
IS TRANSFERRED
Garments Arrive al SCett-HaI-
IibQrton Headquarters,

Red Cross departments have all been
installed in new headquarters at the
Scott Halliburton store. Garments to
be worked on arrived this morning.
Societies offering their services for
the rest Of the month are Thursday,
Octobe n, the Methodist Aid society
and the Emmanuel Baptist church; wi.
day, United Daughters Of the Couicd
crac,, thc Twentieth Century club and
the T. T. q. club Monday October y,
the Cosmopolitan club. the Pas, Matrons
and the Shakespeare club. Tuesday. the
Chatting Dish club; Wednesday, tho
Swastika club. the First PRESBYTERIAN
Aid and the I'm hvant club Thursday,
the Methodist Aid society Friday. the
Philomathea club and United Daugh.
tiers ot the Confederacy: Monday, Octo.
her ~, the Shakespeare club tuesday,
the Chatting Dish club, and WeheSdav.
the First Presbyterian Aid and tho {.
|. s. {. club.
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Folk Are Big
Bond Buyers
Greeks, Chinese, SyrianS, Re-
Spond Literally, Is Report
Of Committee,

Greeks, Chinese and Syrians arc
proving better Liberty bond pur-
Chasers than many native born
Americans. according to every TO
llcltihg committee which has come
into contact with them No record
of any instance III which a member
Of either OF the three races named
has refused TO invest in a bond has
been found.
John Sinopoulo. manager OF the
Lyric theltcr, and one OF the
wcalthieSt Greeks of the city, was
one OF the heaviest subscribers to
the first Liberty loan here. When
interviewed yesterday by a com
mit,cc and asked to buy a bond, he
reached into his desk and pulled
forth a whole bale OF checks, pa
per money, etc.
"Yes," he said, this Liberty loan
campaign is a great thing ] have
been doing a little work for 1t my
self I'm going to turn III this
money and these checks in the next
day or two-and a whole lot more, -
He told the bond committee tina,
he had a pretty sizcablc check OF
his own in the bale.
Practically every Greek boot
black in town has bought at least
a $5G1bond One Broadway Greek
sent word to the Chamber OF Com.
mercc to be sure to send a commit
tee to his place OF busincss-bc-
cause he wanted to buy a bond, but
was SO busy he couldn't yet away.
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Improvement to Crop May
Follow Drop,
opAls AND PROVISIONS

CHICAGO, Oct is Much colder
weather predicteh for tonight tended to-
day to easc down tho corn market, Law
Or temperatures IN prospect wer" looked
upon ~ n means ~ helping To put the
crop Into good condition for quicker
shipping than the prevailing warmth and
moisture would have allowed selling.
however was not Of m aggressive char
Ac'nt Opening quotations, wNic, ranged
from tho same Ms yesterdays finish TO
Nc lower with December, flih tn
iliA aud May At tll0is To Nl0Ns,
wcr" followed hy IA moderate dow nturn
all nrouh and then something OF n rnll>
SKINS % liberal export business gave
nfmnosS 10 oats. Tho relative weakness
OF corn appeared 10 10 ignored
subsequently, Weakness WAS partly
overcome by dcninl- that reduction Of
hog .%vnlncH To SO n hundi cIwclght
Ind been pls nnci by tho food ndmlnls-
%tration Packers bought In the lnts
dcHllpg- absence Of hedging led to AL
advance, and so, too, did announcements
In regard To tho ratio of corn and hog
values that tho food Naturalization
would tnkc no action which would die
courage the raising Of livcstwk. Tho
close was firm. 4mAnAc net higher
! WIN December. q l5atn l6A. and May
At hlik to u Nv
ShArp declines IN the hog market car
ried down provisions Fork especially
seemed 10 lack demand.
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women WORKERS
FINISHING TASK
Bond Campaign Committees
Turning in Reports,

Y
Captains and liep,cnan'S WORDING on
the sale OF Liberty bonds have prac-
tically finished their territory and are
beginning to turn IN their reports" said
Mrs. {. /. Henley, publicity chairman
for the women's committee for the sale
OF Liberty bonds.
Women Cheerful.
One lieutenant turned in a check for
5000 this morning. There IS no let
up to the ardor of the women said
Mrs. Henley. They are working right
along with never a compliant. and they
get some pretty hard work, too
New %lieutenants have been added Il
some OF the precincts to help the cap
tains, and include
Ward ,, Precinct captain, Mrs
! Frank Gault; lieutcnants, Mcsdsmc'
X. / Brown. Ora Bragg and Miss
Myrtle Stout
Ward ;, Precinct o-Captain, Mrs
Ben Ragsdalc; lieutenants, Mes.
danes L. s. 6. Henry. J. Il, Dardcn
lanes Lindsey, Josephine Wessman
J. l.. Williams. Charles Unger anC
Miss Minnie Love.
Ward ,. Precinct S.-Captaln, Mrs
II. l.. Bond.
Other New Officers.
Ward }, Prec,nc, ll-Captain, Mrs
{ X Phelps %lieutenant,, McSdame'
Frank Itak, LOYAL !. Miller and MAJ
McGrccr.
Ward J, Precinct Captain, Mrs
Hunter Johnson licu,cnan,S, Mines K
| s. Thompson. c A. Light, N { Dewey
NJ. Mathers, J. p. McNcal, w. NJ. Wal
lace and John Hubatka.
Ward ;, Precinct l~2-Cartain, Mr.
q. l.. Light l%icu,enants, Mines. J. NJ
Urta, W. /. Blackburn, NJ S Ryan, Il
Brownrigg, nv. Van Nosdall.
Ward 4, fiecinct captain, Mrs
Theo Furhrer; lieuienantS, Mines, {. s
Walker, Edward Butteriicld, +. s. DYER
b. H. Wccsncr, John Lesser, Owen Don
nelly, Fred Leach, John George, A. )
Phelps, Ed. Rutlcdge, K. lingcnfclter
r l.. Taylor, r. {. Berry, A. /. Hass
well and X. a. Caldwell.
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LEADING STOCKS
IN STRONG CLOSE
Some Shares Make Advances
of 2 to I Points,

NEW YORK, Oct. lS- Nccurrcnt weak
ness In active Hpecialtioa provoked iurth"r
irrcEulnrity NJ the opening nf Wda}'n H'9'h
market Utah Copper registered an w
itNl loss NJ ~ points, M"slrnn p"irn.l,
cum fell 2 points General MOTORS n
hnd Bethlehem Atw~l several import
ant rail. ylg1rn large fractions. to a
point. Th0lFt were n few ofsetilnF
gains. notably In United states steel
Central Leather and the tobacco group.
Firm tendencies set Ia before the end oi
the first hnlf hour
Tho hsnyln"rS Of coppors wnr oyetco'n"
later by a gradual advance IN stccls.
notably bethlehem and Crurihlo, ships
pingr and other distinctive war shares
Rails OF tho better clnaH. including Union
Pacific and Reading, also dsnotod mod
crate absorption
Leaders Increased their advantage In
tho fiuhl hour, showing extreme nd-
vnnceH Of : 10 pOlntt Tho clopinu
was strong. Liberty bonds, WTO ID
! 0p
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FIRST american
WOUNDED At FRONT

WASHINGTON, oct. IL First
Lieut. A. Graham, medical Officers re-
serve corps attached to the British
forces, hal been severely wounded in
the thigh by gun,hot General Perish
ing SO advised the war department to-
day withou, giving details. Lieutenant
Grahsm's mex OF kin is Mrs. WILLIAM
Graham, Paterson, N
II Lieutenant Graham was shot while
serving at the front as is assumed here
he was the first American OF the eSpe
dictionary forces to be wounded on the
ilflnR line.
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Campaign to
Douglas Teachers

A. Whitciofd, superintendent OF
schools. lccrurcd on Liberty bonds to
iorty-slx negro teachers OF the Douglas
high and grade schools, assembled IN
the Dougla, school Yesterday morning
1T is Your privilege and a patriotic
duty to subscribe for Liberty bonds
II YOU are all eager to help your couu
Try. buy bond, Do your share no mat,
ter how small it may bc"
Three more school, have been heard
from Teachers in them bought $3.50
worth OF Liberty bonds, according 70
a statement made by Mr.. Wh,triord
This, with yesterdays amount, make,
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Wheat Growers
Ask Rehearing
on Price Fixing

KANSAS CITY, Mo, Oct. l~S-(Spe-
cialD-RcSolutionS were passed at a
conference OF wheat taiSctS here last
night asking the government to give a
rehcaring ON the fixed price of wheat
and also asking the governments as
Sis,ancc in obtaining farm labor.
1t was decided To keep one delegate
from each wheat growing state in Wash
ington At the next session OF congress.
Five hundred mcn attended the con
ference, all from the seven wheat grow
ing states. Among those present were
the presidents Of the Farmers unions OF
Oklahoma, Kansas aud Nebraska.
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s,fIro,r Bond set - Ran fnr " \.
SinurrT. accused Inir'h With lutllH
Jones' ol M, muul,r uf luo,h Jones IN
pou,n'n. count. 1901. vy' ni So Oou iu
1r ,fi,t ..t,.h va, ,|rr..ull court of
.r.,,ls to-day n. H"...II.' u.ut' sitting
,rs go defendant Nts admitted Goo bond
| Uut bail Was refused auinG,I.
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Sugar Growers to
Send a Committee
to Meet Hoover

NEW ORLEANS, Oct. H. y. At \
meeting Of the executive committee ot
the American Cane Growers assoc,a'
ton IL was decided to send y COMM,
tee to Washington to confer with Her
bert Hoover, food administrator, rcln-
tive 10 establishing Il price for sugar,
The cane growers, in a message &c
Gently scnt 10 Mr.. Hoover, protested
against fixing OF a proposed price OF
72s cents for refined sugar. claiming
that price would allow little or N
| profit to Louisiana planters, The com
Ji,,ce will leave Tor Washington Sal,
urday.
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he required to reconstruct the Garfield
annex which has arrived In the Jeffcr
son school grounds. according To X, T.
Crawford, assistant superintendent Of
school buildings. aud the work will begin
Immediately.
Munden 10 Speak A. n. Mundcn will
speak at q meeting Of the Nrothcrhopl
~ the University Christian church to-
night, AT the church. corner Twenty.
eighth street and Mckinley avenue.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-10-18

LoIterrrs hrreSed - Eleven persons
were arrested last nighf charg~l with
lott erlng nj gu West California avenue.
They VIII he tried In the municipal court
tomorrow afternoon.
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OWNER left city. said sell At once 3
room modern cottage, II lots, on car
line aud pavement, In 900 block T. Sth
81, $3.50 cash. balance SIS per month.
OKLAHOMA TRUST COMPANY.
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Outside Livestock
81. LOUIS.

ST Louis, oct 49, HOis: l,ccclrAs,
? 400; IL to zoe lower. Lights, il6 25Nr
leH, pig, 6oOui61b mixed and
butchers. SO SOniTSO ~ heavy.
~ aoUl715; bulk. ilbSoui Il. IS. CAT
rl.E' Receipts. $500; slow; prospects
steady Native beef steers. q o0n II aoi
yrarllns steers and hclfcr-. S10oUii w.
cows, s. IN lflO SO; stockcrs. s. boNii 80;
Texas quarantine steers, w7bhlu %,
init to prime southern beef steers, 100
hi2TS; beef cows and hrifors, " ooer
l0 M; prime ycnrling steers aud heltetN,
" hOg 10 90; native oaN -, 81 1hn Id ~.
SHEEP Receipts, 1000; steady. Lambs
tib0di2 80; carhcra and choppers, tNoO
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CANADIAN MEATlESS DAYS
CUT CONSUMPTION IN HALF

WASHINGTON, D. C., Oct. lS-
More than 1900 hotels and testau
rants in Canada have BY institution OF
meatlcss days reduced consumption OF
bacon 81 percent and OF beef 40 per
cent. as compared with the preceding
months. They also have made consid-
cradle economics in wheat and flour
By substitution OF other cereals and by
actual outline NJ couSumntion.
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CITY.

KANSAS CITY. oct. is HOGS re-
ccipts, 5000, Use lower nulk, Sls 2bW
Il 10; heavy, ii7Sbul105i light, il6OoW
n %; pigs, ~ OOa 800, CNTTiE; To
ceipts, 1000 steady rrimc-fod steerr.
" 7jdl675; dressed beef steers, I'll OoI
H. 40; southern steers, 81 75qfll N; cows,
S. bOW9 60. hclfcrS. iG.tlh 1850, stOckcrr,
S. 25dl3uO. cslvor. o. 5ou ~ bO. SHEEP;
Receipts. 5000; steady Lambs, W 00h
l1Cb; ycnrllngs. 81 60nl ~ 40; wrthcra,
81 0on1? 50; ewes. SO 00n IL 30. stock
ers, N00ul7.Tb.
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Warrants Fined Ethel Hudson and
Anna RertclHun of West Noble avenue
were en- fined SO and costs In the NUT
uic,n,I court today. They were arrested
last, night charged with yagtancy.
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Roll of Honor

The following men have been accepted
within the last twenty four hours al
the navy recruiting station ID Hat
ris, Tulsa +. Chndwcll. Oklahoma City;
7. II Simpson. Tulsa
The cnlistments at the army station
within the last twenty four hours ARE
K. A. Jones. Sapulpa H. / McIain,
Tulsa Dan Morris, Stigler \, Porter,
Ringing W. +. Shannon, Siillwcll l."
V. Porteriield, Wewoka J NJ Iarycr,
Oklahoma City.
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CHICAGO.

CnICAuo. oct. is 80 Hous; Rccclpts
,iSfOui1W Is; mixed, ;iS iO@iiitj heavy
$40 l0Tl7 70; rough, slS lCm lG 70, pigs
III bonli ~ CATTLE Receipts. ~ 600
weak Native rtsors, 81 75uI1 40; west
crn steers, S. O0u ~ 40; stoCkcra nhd
feeders. VI o0ntit0 cowr and hoifrrH
- hbull.gO; calves. 81 O0u i6 No. Sllf.Ff.
Receipts. $4,000. steady. Wet,cr-, fDl(
dl9 %; lambs, tlJ OOmls2 81.
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Closing Quotations.
NEW YORK MONEY.

NEW YORK. oct. 1a./ Mercantile
papc1 81 percent, sterling lG0-day bills
iilta commercial 6O-day bnls on hunks
Al: commercial 60-dpy bills ti0rs Dr.
mand i7bi, cables 80 7.l6. gllders. de
mand. i2N.c; cables i3igc, bar silver
SAc, ruhles, demand. itaC: cables
lii.c. Mexican dollars satc government
bonds steady: railroad bonds irregular
Time loa ms steady Gu days baQ5la per
cent 90 days btsaja rcrcent: SIX
months b. n6 percent.
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cold weather In tho bel, cnuseA buyin9
of cotton here today and prices were I'd.
vshc"d II 10 ~ points IN tho first hour
OF business, Uood spot accounts con-
ttihuien 10 tho steadlhess. Offerings
cnne chiefly from longs who were real-
lang profits.
A quiet feeling Vol possession N the
market hut the underlying stcAhlnss0
was retained In tho trading up 10 nom
tho advance was widencd 10 ~ to d
points.
Cotton, spot. steady and unohANsSd5
s",,s on tho .po, a,os' bales to ,lyrtvs
~ l9o, good mlddllhE 276. Receipts
t7ls hNths stock 1883 balcs. REALS
Ing sales from III" long sids Increased
and tho market rngged under than,
standing Mt O'Clock | to 4 points ovGP
y yesterdays close.
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LIVERPOOL.

LIVERPOOL. oct. K.--COTTON, 0p0Q
quiet prices carrrj good mtddllrg "a. mi
middllns 20 t2d, low mlddilns iADe1,
good ordinary ie97d; ordinary Is.l7A.
Sales 4 0oO bales. Including 1000 Amen-
can, no receipts. Futures rlosed firm
New contracts %Jnnuhry 1854 March
~ aOd May 1891 old contracts (nxsd
pricrsl october ~ b2d; DcCenber-JAnu
AIRY Nbah, january February 1894:
March April lS27di Msy.Juns is,lid.
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FIGHT is DRAW.

OkNULGEE okla Oct. S-(SI"ciaD
Nate jackson NJ OKlNhumn CIV fought
Earl Turyopr ~ Tulsa 10 a draw In u III
round bout here last night Jackson
fought the hest round or his career and
had the advantage In some Of the early
rounds, but Iuryrhr was stronger al the
finish Six hundred fans saw the gu.
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KANSAS CITY.

KANSAS CITY. oct. is-CORN Steady
TO 10 higher No ?. mixed. Nslbi2;
No ., white, 81 0bu2 90, No. ., yellow.
W." OATS steady To Nc higher, No
sSN',, "O"?aEIb NO mixed hgG
81 3OW3 ~.
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SPECIALS


y Two houses In the 100 block. Fast 9th,
one S rooms. the other . rooms. rented
FOR SiO1cach, price $1,000 each, broom
bungalow, with garage, 1900 block LIN
wood, 81. $50: new 6-roSm bungaloS, with
garage. 700 block west .3rd, 5000, new
s.room bungalow. all floors hardwood
West 53rd, $3.50. VI y senrs, 33o-Sl
American National sank Bldg Wal
bi7.
OWNER left CITY. said sell at once &
line aud pavement, IN 800 block H. Sth
81. $3.50 cash. balance SIS per month.
OKLAHOMA TRUST COMPANY.
Houses, Stores and Farms for Rent.
bos 10 Insurance Hldg Maple "a
NICE modern home, close stiles park,
$4,000: loan. s.. 500. Part time. part cash
on the equity. bis buy, Hall, 2l5 Lee
Building.
SACRIFICE sale. Owner leaving city. ".
eth St, 7 rooms, modern; ? lots, hnss-
mont, bnrns, ch'cilrn houses. we'll fenced,
fruit. price E,ijo, only $3.50 cash, bal
ancC $50 per month
OKLAHOMA Trust COMPANY,
Houses. Stores and Farms for Rent.
b0S-lO Insurance Rldg Maple 10
FOR SALE one 4-room and 7-room
house with loovlIC-foot lot, close In.
price 1900. rental value $50: 6-room
house, two lots. on West 2bth 81. close
70 Belle Isle car line price '2,25O; s;
''bu hpuS' ll'J ~ V'U, lhV hCTeN, ou
Of his bottom lLNl, in cultivation. bal
snce good upland, price $500: all these
are good buys; take your choice. W. $.
williams. 1891 West Mnin, Wal 1911.
TO TRADE-For city property, 100 acre,
IA miles OF Lecdy. 10 acres In cult.
walton, fine farm improvements, good
soil. price 81, SOC.
OKLAHOMA TRUST COMPANY,
Houses. stores and Farms for Rent.
hoS-lO Insurance bldg. Maple 10
ONNEE win sell real home IN east Cap.
itol iiHl AT low price. -Four FUN lots
high up. yard graded. five nice rooms
barr. servant house. front and rem,
p~orcpes. chicken lot. cow lot. GROWING
iruit; sonio oak shade; good Sidewalk e
cur line, no paving; best wen water In
city on porch, gas. telephone, electric
lights, basement now being eScnvatcd
A partly constructed private irrigation
lots Of ra,e now on he grounds. "
67Hc-R NbVs30 r.. Catalpa-
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COTTON SEED OF

NEW YORK. oct X Tho cotton seed
oil market cloard quiet spot. u 0Oc hli
October, II 0oc. n"ceinhor, - soc, Jan
nary, NJ qnC, March, ~ 7bc; aIay, 10 soc.
Total anlos, i,lO0 barrels.
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sr..Louis.

VT Louis. sOct. is.,-CORN higher
No ta2hi No. 2, white, i?OsU2 %
OATS; Lower; No, 2 b6ub8Yc. No. 2
white, tgn HS0c.
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CHICAGO.

CHICAGO. Otc. lS-CORN, No 2 ycl-
low, 81 sh dl ~. OATS. Standard, No.,
use. RYE! No ,. $3.50, BARLEY Hla
a. 81.
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COTTON GOES UP 20 POINTS
Produce Provisions
KANSAS CITY.

kANsAs CITY. Mo. oct. IA. pyrT-
TER. FOGS AND POULTRY Nn-
changed POTATOES Firm. u, sOdi 80.
CHICAGO.
CHlCAOO. oct H. nrTTEr Lower
creamery, -aSi1u is'Sc rlGs Layer
Nrcelpls, fihf cnAra, fitsts, N0afNc,
ordinary frS,,, NV ~ 600, Al marx, cnren
Included, SGu1ir POTATOES Lower,
rruripts. 70 cars, Wisconsin,, Minnesota
ani Michigan hulk, 81 600 20 att"
pNctr. ~ ghffI 10. POULTRY Awe
h'shtr, fowls. m%nsoc springs "S'
ST. LOUIS.
Sr LOUIS, oct n-rOULTnl W.
changed, except pprlnsn, lsr, hnoNs lpo.
HDr1EIt and hHuN Unchanged,
o.
SUGAR
KEW yOnk, Oc, - SUGAR nav
sirndy. centrifugal nhr. molh~s"p dO2o,
refined steady, fine rrnnuallrd Saor'
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FtNSTtoN VsTeabe -N~IIUTH"1H TUI
q. .. Patterson. local attorney charged
with the murder Of Sam /. Williams. "A
Purcell banker, yerterdhy filed n petition
IN district court asking his release on u
writ Of habeas corpus, The hearing was
set for Q o'clock this morning b.fOrc
Judge q " Grump, substituting for
Judge IIayson.
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NEW ORLEANS COTTON purvNso

NEW ORLEANS, DOT. M--CWttou
closed steady at AN advance Of 10 10
points.
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FURTHER DROP
IN HOGS HERE
Quotations Fall OF 30 to 70
Cents Today
REt EIrTs TO-DAY.

CATTLE Including seyerpl hundred
head direct to packers, Thursdays ~
ceIpts> IN the local cattle division were
estimated nt s,2bO hcnd Real beef cnttl"
were sadly lacking the bulk OF tho frcHh
supply consisting ~ butcher aud Htockcr
kinds. Trading with but few exceptions,
was fairly active and steady steers
brought 81 OOdi s so, cows and hetfors 50 90
az Is. Gamers and cutters 81 ibub %,
calves IS 0OG 10 90. In the stocker d.
vision yenrlings brought Hb00T2
Closing Quotations,
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IN 900 block on Wcg' goth, g.
~ room bungalow with garage.
- price 5000. See
jay j. bwyor,
Renl Estate Dept
Il 7. STUART & co.
20 w. Main. Maple 10
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FINANCIAL
llvtl1oel
COLD WAVE PUTS |
COTTON SkYWhRD
Staple Advances Dollar a Bale
in First Trading,
Nav yoHk corroN rvrvRge,

steady.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-10-18

Hog prices cong inucd to decline
here today. packers reducing cost on N"
hoof soc TO 7hc Receipts WIRE moderate,
close to $500 head showing up Best on
sale sold Tor 81, while tho bulk ranged
from 81. rs and III.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-10-18

i6O ACHES well improved, west OF Ed
mond; 5000: mortgage. $4,000. viii
gCll ON rood terms or exchange equity
for good property IN Oklahoma city.
Hall. sih lee Bldg,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-10-18
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
OR TRADE


100 acres we'll improved west o' Edmond,
5000: mortgage $4,000; will sell on
rood terms. or exchange equity for good
property In Oklahoma City. HALL. 2lb
Loo binding
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-10-18

Prices Of tho various grades OF cattle arc
approximately a. follows
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-10-18
Ed L. Hahn. Funeral Home. ". aL--Adv
vsuoht Named for eosrd-Ed T. vaus

has been named "a succeed e. G.. Parker
M n member OF the exemption board for
the Western oklahoma district. MIR
Parker resigned.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-10-18

FORCED sALE-A Groom modern cot
tnge with sleeping porch and 2 lots
or paycment and car line. close In,
northwest: price $3.50, $3.50 cash, bal
ance SCI per month.
OKLAHOMA TRUST COMPANY.
NouseS, Stores and Farms FOR Kent.
bos-l 10 Insurance BIDS Maple 20
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-10-18

Broadway Repairs completsd-The re-
pairing ~ Broadway from IN" Rock Ia
land tracks 10 California avenue has
been completed The paving forces N
tine cii, viii work for The ncN, few weeks
making repairs IN the pavement In Tho
residential sections Of the city.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-10-18

Ing " the Patrons club Of Culbcrtron
HeiEhfh school. In the school building
tomorrow afternoon nj J o'clock. DR. s.
Il Cunningham viii mako IA talk Oh The
Deficient child"