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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-07-05
ME:N0FDRAFT
BOARDS QUIT;
OELAYSWORK
Lowden Appeals for Instruc-
tons as Men on Exemp-
ton Bodies Resign.

Springfield, Ill. July Governor
Lowden has asked Provost Marshal
General Crowder at Washington for
instructions as to procedure when
members of exemption boards decline
to serve. A number Of Illinois boards
it was stated. today at the governors
Office, have sent in designations, and
work of preparing for the draft is
crippled.
Governor Lowden VIII hold con
ference at 3 O'Clock this afternoon
with Colonel E. J. Long of Paris. who
is in charge of the central office here
from which work of the exemption
boards is being administered.
Where only one member of a board
has declined to serve. it was stated.
the boards viii be ordered TO 90 ahead
with their work iuasmuch as two
members constitute a quorum
No Drafting Done.
Washington. July s. Exemption
boards which viii administer the Sc
lection Of the draft have begun giving
serial numbers to the men who were
registered on June ) instructions
from Washington are to post the mum
bers publicly as soon as given. This
was being done in some parts of the
country today. and led TO false reports
that drafted numbers had been an
nounced>
No drafting whatever has been done
as yet and probably will not be done
for several days
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-07-05
BATTLE0vER
NEW RULE IS
HELD LIKELY
Military Clash Is Imminent
aa Provinces Den0unCe
old Monarchy

--z I'll -- EsF@-~r
a. .i,s.,a g. ir,v,fnenf The
sla Uelsn,- arc showing
os..aeitiar to General
ggrr,. 1yeun.e dfctaforshfn under
III mise ~ MONARCHY Al fbe
samr lime the froone of Teao Gun,
military governor of the province
III Chilli are modelling and pre-
pairing So proceed to Picking.
7sam sun S ACTON Followed an Al-l-
natam sent to General Chang Hsun
81 r--- 60 --.+7-7y.ar,-
~--.t &c.,
troops IE0iA feAlAs- ''eL7isl man
Hsun took mo- notice of the demand.
Former Officials Emprls0ued.
rs-.,+al,- .r4 f-,Drizor,77antz of
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~ ..-- 7.,. No.. sre,~sz1-ed
-i &C., e,l,s 80 r-5,,fz+er If 4.s~
-. .r --.,-F+IF< RI exaC[ltto-s
already number nine. among the most
prominent being Prince Pm Lun, chair
man 7f the council of state
Provisional Government Set.
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49,. -ri-,,.4 ~ Ns.9l,fnr, ranffa1 If the
$3.50 If +l,. 1-fr.s-zs., T}aron T-enr
- ,-7,.,- ,,rrzff-r+ rF the ma
$50 --.---,.t.t.- ...s- -,sr,s3 r.esf-
5. ,.t ~, -r5- ~,f,a --.=s,7art
e--r -,sD ,-1i III rrerrsar
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len tslh. july o.. Aual d . w.
former premier. mas is71s4 an e-9
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-07-05
England's Celebration of the
American Independence
rs Stirring Event.

london. July 5.-The promin-
ence given independence day ny
the London morning new Spapers
suggests a recurrence of a British
rather than an American anniver-
snrv. Besides fully reporting the
celebration. Incidents banquetss
eneecheS and other things. the
principal papers devote the finest
editorials thereto, emphasizing the
sentiments expressed by Foreign
Secretary Baifour.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-07-05

The Morning Post. which often IN
the mast has been critical of America.
raioices that the anniversary OF es-
arrangement has become . festival Of
reunion. " and declares. Not the least
of manifold benefits the Germans IN
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-07-05
BAKER TELLS
WHY CENSOR
IS EMPLOYED
Secretary Issues Statement
Explaining His Action
is Only Temporary.

Washington. July Secretary
Baker today issued statement ez-
planning the operation Of the war de-
partmant censorship over cable dis
patches from France dealing with the
American troops saying that the pres
ent arrangements are temporary and
soon will be supplemented by a
method that viii not delay delivery.
Pending the complete organization
|. og General Pcrshtng's headquarters in
France" the statement said. with the
arrival there of corresp ondents &C
credited to represent American news
papers. the temporary arrangements
by which cablegrams ON France
dealing with American troop move
meurs are transmitted TO the war de-
partment here for distribution viii be
continued.
Is Only Temporary,
ut is in the interest alike of the
army and the newspapers 30 afford a
certain reliance as to the propriety of
the publication of messages from
France The arrangement is tempo
rary and viii be replaced speedily by a
more direct method of dealing with
this news. In the meantime an ade-
guate force TO deal promptly with the
dispatches will be on hand "a hours 2
day and will deliver the dispa tches in
order in which they come so that no
disadvantage viii result in anything
beyond the brief delay in sending the
dispatches to Washington ard back TO
the center Of distFfbution."
Seeks No Authority.
Mr.. Baker has made no effort to
find legal authority for the establish
meut of the new censorship, lac said,
and does not intend to ask for legis-
lati0n In that regard
The secretary of war" he said. by
unanimous consent is empowered TO
take any steps necessary for the pro-
lection Of American soldiers. The cen
s0rship arrangement which is 10 be set
up by Major General Pershiug, ID is
understood Will cover British OF
French publications regarding Amerj-
can troop movements as well as dis
patches 10 this country.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-07-05
CALL TROOPS
AS STRIKERS
Get CONTROL
400 Soldiers Dispatched to
Phoenix, Ariz. Local
Police Helpless.

Phoenix. Ariz.. July 5.-A long
distance message received this
morning by Attorney General vii
ley T.. Jones. from County AttoT-
Hey Hugh =. Foster at CLONE, stat
ed that the strike situation i en-
tirely beyond local control. and
that United States troops from
Douglas have been ordered Ia the
scene Oh the recommendation Of
Major Charles H. BundeiI. who II
on the ground representing the
government.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-07-05

A IS ociated Press
Leased Wire Report
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-07-05

MI mber Of Audit
Bureau of Calculations
Omaha daily bee., 1917-09-19
BIRTHS AND DEATHS.

Births-Gioramiri Miceli. 1911 South Sew
enth. girl; Guiseyre Disco. 221s Pierce, boy;
Il. H. westerfieid. so7 North Fiftieth av-
enue. boy; Oliver A. seim. 2ao2 Dodge. boy;
Thomas Evans. s5s Moth Twenty eighth ave
enue. girl; ella cascio. 407 Poppleton av-
enue, girl; Oliver C. Tlmmons, 2si7 jackson.
girl: r. Albert Suber. 2626 Grand avenue
girl: John A, Williams, 1105 South Twenty
ninth, boy: William o'Neili. 210a Leaven-
worth, boy; Steven Freibott. COS South Thir-
tisth. girl; Ed schrieber hospital. boy;
Harry N Ferer. ia South Thirty-fifth, girl;
PHILLIP Miller, 244s South Fifteen. girl; A.
p. Long. 66i1 South Twenty-fourth, girl;
Arnold wirtx. 1918 r, boy; Mairo cspuran.
South Side. GIRL Severt Olsen, ais South
Fifty-first. boy; Fred C. Frosler. 42s2 South
Twenty-seventh, boy; Carl Classen. 4s1s
North Thirty-fourth avenue. girl; Homer
Weeks. $500 Jaynes, girl; l. r. Bigby. 2i21
Lake. girl.
Dsaths--Mrs Jennie Puclsett, ali South
Twenty-eighth avenue. SO years; Medors
Flick, I'll South Twentieth, IS years; Frank
II. Parker. hospital. SO years.
Omaha daily bee., 1917-09-19

WE HAVE an opening for several high-class
reputable stock statesmen or salesladtes Of
oil stock now on a dividend-paying basis
of 20 per cent. Have seven producing
wells; more drilling In world-renowned
Cushing field Of oklahoma. Communicate
at once with Midwest Securities Corpora
tion, s1s Campbell Bldg. Oklahoma City.
Okl.
Omaha daily bee., 1917-09-19
FOR SALE-Miscellaneous
Furniture and Household Goods

AUCTION AUCTION
Extra Eigh-Grade Furniture OF An
Eight-Room House
At 1o7 NORTH 20TH ST.
Wednesday. Sept. 10. Sale starts nj / :3O
p. IN, This ID almost new furniture and
high-class. Owner going into the army.
Don't fail to attend this sale II you wani
extra good furniture
JAMES l.. DOWD. Auctioneer.
For Auction Ssies,
Call Red 1856 or Harney f573.
Omaha daily bee., 1917-09-19

= WANTED. ts /
Experienced speciality salesman, one who
has the ambition to earn more money
than Just salary. A chance to enter the
adding machine business and secure
thorough training. Ask for Mr.. McGovern
the Adder Machine Co.. 2os-sob W. Q. W.
Bldg. 3"
.e. @u
Omaha daily bee., 1917-09-19
Roomine Houses.
APT. HOUSE BARGAIN

Quick action will buy apartment house
filled with desirable tenants. Owner SELL
Ing on account OF poor health. On car line.
Very desirable location. All modern. Write
Box 5237. Omaha, Bee.
Omaha daily bee., 1917-09-19
LOST--FOUND--REWARDS

OMAHA COUNCIL BLUFFS STREET
RAILWAY COMPANY.
Persons having lost some article would
do well TO call up the office OF the Omaha
& Council Bluffs Street Railway company
70 ascertain whether they left II In the
street car.
Many articles each day are turned In
and the company Is anxious TO restore
them to the rightful owner.
If YOU lose anything and will advertise II
here you will surely recover II II found
by an honest person. II you find anything
OF value the honest way 10 to advertise
for the orn..
NLoST--on Leayenworth car. Wednesday
evening, 1880. tan leather grip Reward
IL returned with contents. T. v. WAITER
son. 500 Union Pacific Bldg. Phone Doug
ias si9s.
LDST-Rug. S-sx1o-s Administer, between
18th and Leavenworth. and 25th and ST
Marys. Return to Union Quitting Co.
10Th q Leayenworth and receive reward.
LOST--Gold necklace, value only as gift OF
dead friend. Reward. Harvey 23s2.
Omaha daily bee., 1917-09-19
AUTOMOBILES

REQ, early 1915 model. l-cyl, 6-pass. car. In
perfect condition in every respect: new
tires, one extra, electric starter. This car
looks fine and has mileage Of only 5000
miles. II YOU wish car that Is guaran-
teed to be right call Hitchcock, Tyler
222. for demonstration. Price s4oo. 14i0
jackson st.
Omaha daily bee., 1917-09-19
Miscellaneous

LABORERS-Union Pacific Store Depart
ment; white or colored; good wages;
steady work. Apply Cass st. gate, 1880 a.
m. and ask for storekeeper.
ATTENTION, farmers! II you want help
We can supply you. Bluff City Employ.
ment Bureau. s1sh W. Broadway. P. t3l.
WANTED-l0o track laborers at once. Soc
per hour. Call at 10 Scott St.. Council
Bluffs. q. A. Eickham n Co. -s-.3 4,
WANTED-Freight handlers at once. APP
ply American Express Co., Union. Station.
= = - ! =
+ i.y HELP WANTED. >s.>.
- Male and Female. r
WANTED--Man. to work on farm and
woman to keep house : am not particu-
lar whether they married or not. l.. H.
Latin. r. 4. Crab Orchard, Neb.
WANTED-Experienced bookkeeper and
stenographer. either man or woman. for
bank In town Of 500 Box Y. az. Omaha
Bee. s -t.r. - ..-
Omaha daily bee., 1917-09-19
Want Ad Rates

No ad taken for less than two lines,
Omaha daily bee., 1917-09-19
FARM LAND WANTED

QUICK selling merchandise to exchange for
clear Nebraska or South Dakota land.
Give numbers of the land and full descrip-
tion In first letter. Address John Lewis,
Box 7l6. Sioux City. la
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-12-17
Defense Council
Arranges to Get
Corn for Farmers

Farmers who wish to ship in corn
for their own use, or county agents or
bankers who wish TO ship in corn for
feed for the use Of farmers in their sec
ton should communicate at once by
wire or by letter with + /. Rounscycll.
secretary of the Oklahoma state mar
kctlng commission, in care Colonial
hotel Springfield Mo
Through the efforts Of the Oklahoma
state council Of defense and the Okla
homa food administration. preference
orders have been issued by the war sery-
ice board for cars 10 ship feed into
drouth- stricken regions OF Oklahoma
Through the arrangements made farm
crs can arrange with their local bank
erS for credit; then Mr. RouiScvcl
will purchase the corn from the producer
with the result that not only the farmer
will get the corn at the least possible
cost but also through the preference
shipping order, he can have il shipped
down to him Immediately.
The arrangements made will mcar
that hundreds OF head OF livestock vii
hc left IN Oklahoma that otherwis,
would have been sent to market jus
as soon as stock cars could be ob
! tanned
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-12-17
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, Dec. i7.-Tho cotton
market opened steady todnyoR an ad-
vance OF 10 to 20 points on II renewal Of
covering and trndo buying, which had
been In progress nt the close on Satur-
day There was n good deal OF Wall
street and local selling, however, and tho
market soon turned easter with January
easing Off from gS93c to 2SG7c and
March from 2S. soc to 2s.2sc or about 9
TO 10 points net lower. Trade interests
continued buying on the decline and
prices steadIed up u few points toward
the end OF the first hour Traders
seemed to find no fresh factor OF i'm
portance In the news.
After selling of TO 2S60c for january
and 2S.l3c Tor March. with the general
list showing net declines Of about 25 "a
~ points, tho market steadicd on ru-
| mors that private ginning return;
showed very sharp falling OF for IN,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-12-17
Fallscy.

"Germanys claim tnat she import;
nothing, buys only for herself and SO is
growing rich from the war, is a dread
iul fallacy"
The speaker was Herbert {. Hoover
chairman of the American food board,
Germany" he went on, is like tho
young man who wisely thought he'd
grow his own garden stuff. This young
man had been digging for about an
hour when his spade turned up a quar- !
ter. Ten minutes later he found an
other quarter, Then he found a dim,.
Then he found a quarter again.
"By gosh, he said, I've struck sill
yer mine, and Strengthening up, he fell
something cold slide down his leg An
other quarter lay at his feet, he
grasped the truth. There was a hole II
his pocket"
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-12-17
Widows Pensions
Are Mailed Early
as Christmas Money

Payment Of widows pensions for Ok
lahoma county are being made today
instead of next month, to provide them
with Christmas money. Amounts rang
ing from s. TO $l7 we're mailed this
morning to scventy-three widows in
the county Requirements for eligibility
on the county pension list are that one
have dependent children and the hus-
band dead or confined to prison or an
insane asylum
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-12-17
ST LOUIS,

ST LOUIS. Dec. HOGS Receipts
II, 600 l0o TO l6c higher, llghtB ti6.AOm
1890, pigs N3 5Ou 1850, mixed and
butchers $4,000 1910, good heavy SIC 20
nl66O. bulk sl59Ou 40 CATTLE Re
ceipts 8, 900; prospects higher, native beef
steers $1,000 II 90. yearling steers and
stockers and feeders $500 4 90. ToXns
quarantine steers t67bfl0b0 fair to
prime southern beef steers t9OON i2 10.
hecf cows and heifcrs t6.O04lOO0, primo
yearlng steers and helfcrs {750dlO 90.
native calves 81 7bd 1878. SHEEP. Re-
celpts $500 prospects steady lambs
sll OOQ bO Gamers and choppers S. 90
1900
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-12-17
Fort Sill Officers
Visiting in City

The Skiryin hotel had the appearance
OF army headquarters yesterday when
there were officers Of the United States,
British and French armies there for
the day The foreign officers attracted
considerable attention as they loungcd
around the lobby md many questions
were put to them during the day about
their opinion as how long the war would
last
Among the officers who came from
Fort Sill early yesterday morning and
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-12-17
COTTON IS HIGHER
ON BUYING WAVE
Fairly Good Demand Sends
Prices Up Nearly ST a Bale,

NEW ORLEANS, Doc H. - A fairly
good demand sprhng up on the opening
Of the cotton market here today and
caused rise Of 0 to 10 points. This
Improvement brought out some selling Of
thc same sort that featured the sessions
last week and prices promptly fell Off
standing to II points under Saturday =
close nj the end OF the first half hour.
Predictions concerning the ginning out
put for this bst period gave the market
n better tone, after the decline had been
carried to Il level 16 to 10 points under
at u net advance of Il to rs points
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-12-17
Traction Company
Asks Rate Raise

An application for increase Of cents
in the fare from Shawnee TO Tecumseh,
made by the Shawnee TecumSeh Trac-
ton company, was heard by the state
corporation commission today The
traction company also asked that it be
allowed to abandon a part Of its line in
Shawnee, which it declares is unprofit-
able,
The Consumers Gas company OF
Miami was before the corporation com
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-12-17
The Reason.

They say there are no fairies
And there is no Peter Pan.
That Santa Claus is all dream
And that | never can
Fly or turn into a fish
And play with water SpritcS,
Or with a coat invisible
Steal out late at nights
They say these things, but they don
know
That all | have to do
Is say a little charm that !
Learned from Snoofty Whooo,
And | could be a fairy
And lots of other things
With beaks and tails and purpI
tongues,
And cunning litlle wings
Il only stay this way you know
Because my mother like me so)
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-12-17
WALL ST. WAITS
ON RAIL ACTION
Trading Light Although Prices
Show Improvement

NEW YORK, Dec. IA further dis
position to await Development at Wash
ngton WAS indicated at tho duh opening
N iudayE stock market Rails were
heavy, Norfolk a Western losing 2 points
and Union Pacific point. hut ndustrlals,
especially equipments, oils and motors,
hardened. Prices improved generally
before the end Of the first half hour.
steel, Reading and Canadian Pacific
leading the advance. Liberty bonds were
irregular
Lower prices werc registered during tho
very llstlsss mid session. United states
Stnd Endc nn eNtrome reaction OF Pa
points, NJ S0n rails and equipments In
creased their losses by I toS points. and
Liberty is repeated their minimum, at
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-12-17

mission today with an application for
an Increase in gas rates to domestic
consumers at Miami.
A proposal OF the Beaver, Meade and
Englewood railway company to become
a part to the commissions tariffs also
was on the docket of the commission
today.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-12-17

spent the day at the Skirvin hotel wer{
General A. R. Donnelly. Major n. b
Comfort, L. S. A. First Lieutenants +
Richer, and Captain Moury, Frenel
army and Captain Edmond, Major Jeph.
son and First Lieutenants C. A. Mar.
aus. +. II. Price and r Noll OF tn,
British army. They returned TO For
Sill early today
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-12-17
AS GRAIN MOVES
PRICES co DOWN
Market Eases Off When Re-
CeiptS Are Larger

CHICAGO, Dec 17--inCrcHSGh notices
Of ConsRnmeutS today enscd down tho
corn market Some enlargemonts Of re-
cclpts counted also as a hcarish factor
Besides, moro moderate temperatures In
,dicutcd that chances were improving for
an accumulation Of stocks Opening
prices, which ranged from unchanged
figures to hmMc lower with January
N2lhnl2lN and May 81 i00J 19i.
were followed by declines all nround.
though not of radical sort
Shutting Off Of export inquiry had n
bearsh effect on oats In addition the
market symppthized with the weakness
Of corn
Firmness Of hog quotations gave
strength TO provisions Ribs especially
were In demand from shorts,
Send fifteen million Christina,
greetings through Red Cross member.
shin.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-12-17
CHICAGO

CHICAGO, Dec. i7.-HOGS Receipts
80 900 firm; bulk tl5.70Gl615. light
tlb $50 1895; mixed sl660GlG25. heavy
SIS 500 1880, rough ilb60nt5 mrr
81 OOdi350 CATTLE. Receipts 10 OUO
firm, native steers u 2bGiiAO. western
steers S6.35hl2.90. stockers and feeders
81 25q 10 l5 cows and heifers So 00m 10,
calves ta0OQ16.25 SHEEP. Receipts
10000, firm; wethers tS.90ul3 90. lamhs
SlQ hOff flGg so
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-12-17
Outside Livestock
KANSAS CITY.

KANSAS CITY, Dec. i7.-HoGs. Re
celpts 10000. steady; bulk tl6.6OdfiG iO
heavy 1870 1915. light Sl525H1b15
pigs 81 26d 1890. CATTLE, Receipts H..
900. steady 10 lOc higher. prime fOd
steers $ii 100 1910. dressed beef steer.
Nl l0mlh,60. beef steers 81 O0si n On
heifers 80 00n 90; stQckers 81 O0m 10 90
calves f6.00hi3O. SHEEP. Receipts ~.
900; 100 TO lbc higher, lambs ti64uU
1880; yearllnRs il2 22bdliO0. wcthor.
81 Boa 1900. ewes $1,000 1890; stoCkcr'
81 00q l6 2b
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-12-17
LIvERPooL

LIVERPOOL, Dec H. COTTON
quiet, prices easier Good mlddling
q SD; rood ordinary. ~ $50: ordinary
20 ia; sales. 5000, including 2 ZOO Amvr-
lean; receipts, As 600, including 81 2OI
American. Futures; Closed steady New
contracts January, % 2ld; March 20 pod
May, 22l2d Old contracts tfiNcd priccSl
December. n 00d; December January
~ Sod; February March. % 66d, April.
May, 20. i9d. June July. 20 33d
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-12-17

Unconstitutional no higher than the
closing prices OF last whek. today's trad
log In the local hog division was some
what more pleasing, STEADY trading wns
the rule. Receipts were only fair. Top
for fair butchers was SIC. with bulk
bringing sl5.25a $50
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-12-17
run
OF CATTLE HERE
Trading in Hog Division Of To-
cal Market Improved,
TODAY's RECEIPTS.

CATTLE--Actlve and steady trading Nt
the low-time prices OF Saturdays close
opened the days trading on the local cat
tie market. Receipts including several
hundred head direct to packers, were
fair. the $500 head showing, up making
a moderate Monday run. Outside OF a few
loads OF medium TO good steers. the bulk
OF the run consisted Of Jackpot butcher
cattle and stockors Central Oklahoma
furnished top and the best price paid
here this winter, a load OF heavy steers,
averaging over 1900 pounds. bringing
Sll.76. Bulk o. steers brought $3.50
sT5 Butcher cows brought S. heifers
$780, bulls 81 90, and calves ilObO. Can
ners and cutters ranged from ib00db.16.
The stocker and feeder market was slow
and generally steady. with yearling feed
ers bringing s1.00aSOO.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-12-17

The boys at the front need mora
support Help by working in the Red
Cross Christmas membership campaign
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-12-17
SUGAR

NEW YORK, Dec. II. - Raw sugar
Nominal Centrifugal, 67Oc; molussys,
o SIC Refined: Steady Fine rtanulot-
ed, Sl5ms3 35c, cut lonf. 9G5Ug S5c;
Nbjc, cubes SNnmN.lUr. xxx pow
dWcd, S3bMS 55c; powdered, S~pHS SOC:
diamond A, SlOmS 21c. confectioncrs 4,
h05WS25 No /. SO1uS 20c
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-12-17
Cnxeful of Horses.

Sergeant (who has lost patience with
an awkward recruiN-Never approach
the horses from behind without speak.
ing. If you do they'll kick you in thai
thick head Of yours, and the end of il
will be that we shall have nothing bu
lame horses IN the squadron
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-12-17
Produce Provisions
KANSAS kITV

KANSAS klTY.
KANSAS CITY, Dec. II - BUTTER
Creamery. i3AC, tirsts. ll sc; seconds
iJ'sc; packing. sc EGGS. Firsts sc,
seconds, 3l032c POULTRY. Hens, PIE,
roostors, Zoe; hrolcrs, 2iU2jc pOTN-
TOES: Steady &l75n20O.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-12-17
Closing Quotations.

Prices of the various grades Of cattle ar,
approx ximRtey as follows.