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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-05-04
Cook Struggled
Fortunes in Plunes

NEW YORK. May Arthur .Arbid.
a feather dealer. was aueaed I'd held
IN $500 bail by Federal Commission.
et Hitchcock on a charge Of receiving
,mugsled hetons' plume,. called ais
fettes.
One 10, Of these plume,, valued q,
10000 the government alleges. wa,
brought here last November BY Angelo
raraslino. 4 cook on the steamer
kroonland, VIII was csugh, and sen
fenced TO ,is months IN the New Ief.
Wy state prison al Trenton
John Ru,cettc and his wife. addtcs.
not disclosed, also were arrested by the
government, authorities, accused Of hs,.
ing received smusRled plumes Tn,
government seeks 60 lay bare what Is
asserted to be an extensive plot
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-05-04
Closing Quotations,
War SITUATION
BRINGS SELLING
Declines in Leading Rails With
Gravity Increasing,

NEW YORK. MAY THE increasing
gravity Of the foreign situation percipi-
tated further selling OF stocks al the
opening today. Declines OF ! to points
were mado by leading rails. including
Reading, New York Central. Louisville n
Nashville, Norfolk h Western. 81. Paul
preferred and Dela ware 4 Hudson, with
substantial recessions In Mexican Petro-
icum, Bethlehem Steel. Indaist rial Alco-
hoi and Pullman. United states Steel
and Other standard industrisls held firm
at the outset. but rcceded slightly un-
der tho weight OF heavy offerings else
where A brisk rally was In progress
before the end OF the first half hour,
steel and other active issues rising above
yesterdays final prices.
selling OF rails was renewed In the
afternoon. some of those issues falhns
, under lowest quotations Of the morning
Utah Copper also suffered a reversal of
over 2 points on publication of its poor
statement OF earnings for the March
quarter.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-05-04
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK. May THE cotton mar
kot opened steady today at a decline of
II to 20 points with July selling off 10
1880 and october to ls.T0c. under fur
ther scattering liquidation and local pres.
sure Weak cables. reports Of political
dis,urban nces In petroUSad and continued
good weather seemed 10 inspire the sell
Ing while sentiment was also unsettled
By Washington advices concerning tho
ADMINISTRATIONS bill for control OF food
stuffs and necessities. Trade interests
were buyers around the initial figures
however. and the market steadied right
after the call with July selling up TO
ia57c and october to is.1sc, or about
to II points from the early low point.
The buying here by trade interests was
accompanied by reports that hedges were
being covered against recen, purchase,
BY mills This stimulated covering, with
July selling up to 1890 and October 10
Is ssc during the middle ~ tho morning
or about net unchanged to 2 points hish.
or Trading became very lulet around
this level With later fluctuations irregu-
ts
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-05-04
Civil War Vets O.
to Meet Sunday

SULPHUR. Okla. May 4-(SpeciaD
Invitations have been issued by the
Gano camp Confederate veterans for
an all-day patriotic celebration and
basket dinner 10 be held a, Bromide
Springs, Plat National Park, Sunday,
May 6. Members Of the G.. A. r To-
cal camp have been invited as spe
eial guests Of Gano camp. A sermon
on patriotism will he delivered in the
morning by Rev. w. A. Govet and in
the afternoon Judge +. n Swank Of
Norman, will make an addre. on pa
triotism. Col. r. A. Snced. a veteran
who wore the gray, will act as master
Of ceremonies. The Daughters OF the
Confederacy will serve dinner.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-05-04
War Halts Jubilee
Plan of Y. M. A.

UTICA, N. Y. May 4---The golden
iubilee convention Of the Young Mems
Christian associations Of New York,
which was to have opened in this city
today, has been indefinitely postponed
because Of the war. In announcing the
postponemen, the state committee es.
plains that il has made plans to carry
on army work among New York troops,
and the holding Of the convention would
he imprac,ieable at this time
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-05-04
ALABAMA SHERIFF
IS NOT IMPEACHED

MONTGOMERY, Ala. May 4-The
supreme court OF Alabama today re
fused to mpcach Sheriff I. J Ba,son OF
Jefferson county. on charges growing
out OF the escape from jail OF d d
Overton and others The court held
that Batson was not guilty OF the
charge,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-05-04
PEHANA NeW FOREIGN
MINISTER OF BRAZIL

RIO JANERIO. Brazil, May a
Neolo Pahanha, former premier OF
Brazil has been appointed foreign min.
i.,et in succession TO DR.. lauro Muller
resigned. He has accepted the port
folio. DJ lie Martins de Bou,a Dan.
,as, under secretary OF state, who wa,
appointed temporarily to head the for
cian office, t,linouished this post on
appointment OF Senor Pehanha.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-05-04
Rock Throwing Charged.

Harvey Kelly, Leonard peaylct, rrav-
is Harris and Walter lomcnick have
been held under $50 bonds each, for
throwing rocks against the side OF the
MI, Moriah schoolhouse, southwcs, OF
here. during a meeting Sunday niglv
The four Young men pleaded no, guilty
when atfalenrd
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-05-04
x ANSAS CITY.

KANSAS CITY, May i-HOGs Re-
celpts, 900. bu l0c lower. bulk. $l5.20q
1915, heavy, tl571ql5.sO, light. tlI6O9
1855. CATTLE Receipts. 700 Including
900 southerns. steady; prime fed steers.
tl2.0Oql27b dressed beef steers, Ssb0U
400, southern steers, S7501 ~ 90 cows
$500 10. 70. heiferS. $1,000 II so; stockers,
ss 0Ou ii.25; calves. y 0OuiS26. SHEEP:
Receipts 1000 steady; lambs. iii000
II so, yearlings sl3 300dl5 co. wethers.
Sl2.5O0 u so. ewes. 3ll00dli stockers,
Il nN6i IL 90
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-05-04
PUBLIC SQUARE
TO Be PLANTED
krowa CounysSheriff Tires Of
Paying High Prices,

HOBART. Okla, Nav a.-(Speeial( }
--liobar,s public square, black oi
land owned by the county on which the
jail and courthouse arc located, will he
pu, to garden by Sheriff {. r lee, who
will use prisoners to plan, the seed
The high cost OF ioods,uiis is making
the prof, from feeding prisoners at 50
cents a day very slim. and the sheriff
hopes to raise enough TO care for the
men confined In the county Jail
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-05-04
COTTON N.TRADERS
FEAR new LAWS
PetrOgrad Reports Of Trouble
Also DepresS Market

NEN ORLEANS. May In tho face
of better cables than due. cotton opened
at the decline here today and lost Is TO
10 points the fret half hour OF trad
Ing The market was depressed by re-.
ports OF trouble Mt retrograd continued
favorable weather over the belt and fcnr
OF the effect OF the Lever bill, just In
troduced In congress, aimed at the regu-
lntion Of exchanges and pfice-fihlng Of
commodities
A. II level. 20 to 80 points down a
quick response was made TO reports of
serious troubl" In Berlin which com
plctsly Offset the bearish features Of tho
carly session. \ strong bulge carried
tho market TO within / TO . points OF
veto fdnY'A close
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-05-04
Broom Corn Area Increased.

The acreage Of broom corn in Mar.
shall township. the broom corn district
Of kiowa county. will he increased this
season Las, fall big a.tease OF whoa,
wa, planted in the township. hut while
other portion, oi the county have had
generous rains NO moisture has fallen
in ,hi, section. Wheat is being rss,urcd
closely 10 utilize II a. much as possible
bu, hundreds oi acres will be turned IN
der and planted 10 ~com corn In the
neat three or four weeks
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-05-04
ST LOUIS

5000 steady with Thursdays close
] missd ana nd but butchers. f ia a5aio ST. S. good SS
heavy. iljsonl 90 bulk ~ 50T 10 so.
CATTLE, Receipts 400 steady; native
beef stceN s. b0n 70 90 yearlinga, steers
and hcifers. s. 5Dn r. 90, COWS 81 Oo4
II 90 sockers and feeders $4,000 10 l5;
Texas quarantine ntCCrH. " bnuS,hO,
prime southern beef steers. y 0Ou | I 50
beef COWS and hcifers, - 26uso0. prime
yesrling steers and heifers, 81 b0a 10 90
native calves l6O0d 100 SHEEP Re
cepts, 500. steady. lambs, tiS.o0d Il 20.
ewes. ~ sbOqi3Oo; yearlings. t?,7ju
it15, clipped lambs tl3.00Ultsb
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-05-04
CHICAGO.

CHICAGO. May 4--HOGS Receipts
20 900. slow, 5G lOc lower, bulk. tlb sou
1850, liEht. fli7bulj75; mixed, tl5 30d
10 So heavy, fl5.2ju Is 90 rough, tl525n
1893 pigs, NO.OOqi375. CATTLE Re
celpts, 1000, stehdy. native beef cattle.
~ sOd l3.tO, stockers and feeders. $3.50
~ b0U 1900 SHEEP Receipts 5000:
firm, wethers, fll l5Ul36j. lambs, tl3 %
a II az
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-05-04
Mills Ship No Feed.

Cotton oil mills in southwestern Okla.
huma have refused ilaueting offers Tor
the entire stock Of co,,onSeed meal,
hulls and CAKES tha, remain on hand
a, this time. bu, have refused to ship
!, on, Of the country during the presen,
shortage oi feed for live stock
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-05-04
College Commencement Plans.


Following IS schedule for all the
programs TO be given at the Oklahoma
College for Women during commence
ment week
May -, baccalaurcate sermon, preached
by II II Hutton, pastor First Baptist
church. Oklahoma City; May IA, play.
given By expression department; May
lS preparatory school exercises May
TO- household arts and fine arts cxhi5.
its; May TO- class exercises; MAY 10,
senior class program, May u. house.
hold arts ard fine arts exhibits, fin,
Parts recital May ~ commencement cx-
crciSes. address delivered by Bishop
Theodore Payne ThurSton, Muskogce.
Okla May lS, alumnae luncheon.
aumndc organization
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-05-04
CHICAGO.

CHICAGO. May i-BUTTER: Lower:
Creamery. 32d3sc EGGS. Higher. re-
ceip,s. 1906 cases; firsts. 32bG1lbc;
ordinary firs,s. sou d9lc; At marx, cases
Included. 50d33c. POTATOES; Higher;
receipts IS cara: Idaho. CoOrlado, Wash
nrton and Oregon, 81 s0n2si: Wircon-
sin and Michigan. .? ion2So pol'L-
TRY Alive. unchanged
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-05-04
SAM LOYD'S PUZZLE
-Four Minutes to Digest This.
No ilA


leave IT 20 the ingenuity OF our
pu1alists 10 figure out reasonable
reply 10 the following query from a
collector Of rare old manuscripts
He is not accustomed to expressing
himself IN ;hc ordinary, understand
able way that most Of Us choose lie
says,
Regarding the value Of all OF my
letters shown, ! would say that two
are worth s.. ten are worth $40.
while none is worth SO One being
worth Sll. ! would like YOU 10 est
mate the value Of a ton upon the
same basis Respectfully
7 OWEN"
Answer TO No. 1873
Tauered Tom 1attlcd to the
Titled Tutor
Copyright. 1917. by Ram rioyf)
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-05-04
Rows Rand Formed.

A boys band has been organized here
with twcnty-four members and NJ. Mat
LAVAL as director. {. {. Scott presi-
dent and Ralph Hanna secretary and
treasurer 'he director promises good
music in a few weeks.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-05-04
Produce Provisions
KANSAS CITY

KANSAS CITY. May pTTTER
Creamery, 800; nrsts. sc. seconds 36c
packing, zoe TGGS Firsts. 3lhc. PoUL-
TRY Hens, 2o'tc; roost"rs.. lec' turkeys
2ic rO1ATOES Slenhy. = 65
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-05-04
ST. LOUIS CASH GRAIN

ST LOUIS. MAY WHEAT. stendy
80 2 red. S297. No 2 hard s. 9Oa2 9j.
corn steady: 80. 2, itb1r No ,
white. 81 ga % OATS steady. No >.
sshc No white, nominal RYE Steady,
No . nominal
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-05-04

$4,000 Suit Filed Mrs Louise Andrews
" " Richardson and Mrs " NJ Rich
ardslu yesterday filed suit in dlstrict
court agaInrt }. l.. McCarb and the Vel.
low Rose Mining company for 100000.
charging that tho amount received from
the sale ~ mining property in ArktnHaH
WAS mlTeprcseuted
Ady.
Bankers Organize The oklahoma
county Bankers association tho purpose
Of which WIN be- 20 operate with farm
'rs In tie Increased food and feed pro
ductlon campaign, was organized AZ u
meeting last night of city and county
bankers IN tho office Of the county farm
agent Officers elected follow President
j H. Bucn, president of the Spencer
state bank and director of the First state
hauk NJ Oklahoma CIty. vice president
II Emmerson. president ~ the North
Oklahoma state bank OF Brltton sccre-
tary, o O. McClurg Of the First Nation
AT bank Of Harrah
keslers Mother Here-Mrs n I. Nc
Latin. mother ot Commissioner ~ public
Safety Mark II kcslcr arrived This
morning from her home IN Excelsior
spungs, Mo, Tor a visit
Vlolators Arrested Following ordsre is-
sued hy Mayor OvorhOlser 20 arrest auto.
ists and notorgp,hsts who have not oh
tanned 1917 license taRH, police today
brought u several violltprs The new
tags may he obtained az the office or the
state highway commission
offices Enlarged ed-The knock and buzz
! of hammer and saw r"sOundsd throrgi
/ CITY hall corridors this morning as work
men buslcd Themselves eularg!Hg tho ~
/ fees ~ the department Of public works
/ The enlargement WAS mad" necessary h'
! recent increases in the sthn of the d"
! partment Mike Kelley has just been hp
tgointcd to augment the battery ~ pawn.
inspectors Eleven inspectors are nov
! on the city pay roll V
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-05-04
News From Nations Markets
Outside Livestock
FORT WORTH.

FORT WORTH. Terap. MAY I cat
TIE. Receipts, s. 900. steady. steers, 81 so
AlO50 HOGS Receipts. 200 5glOc
lower, bulk Ili5Oa 300 SHEEP Re
ceipts. 800, strong and active, lambs.
SIS 00ni7.O0.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-05-04
suoe.

NEW YORK, May i-Unw sugar
steady. centrifugal. e21c. molnsses. ; 2gc: +:
refined. steady fine granulated. 7J0g
4 zoe
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-05-04
WOMAN ASSUMES
POSITION OF man
WHO JOINS ARMY
Mrs. Helen Nichols Is Ap-
pointed Rural Carrier. !

CHlCKASHA. Okla, May 4.--(Spe-
cial The first woman 10 enter the
government service a, this place to I'LL
the place OF an enlisted man is Mrs.
Helen K. Nichols, who takes the place
OF her brother in law, Henry Nichols,
as mail carrier on rural route No. $.
Nichols recently joined the aviation
corps and leaves today for Fort Logan,
Colorado.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-05-04
PACKERS DEPEND
ONLY ON DIRECTS
Receipts at Local Yards Low
Again Today,
ToDAY'S RECEIPTS.

CATTLE--lt was the same old story
In the beef line today, packers being
forced 20 depend largely upon their d.
There was Just an odd load or two and
few jackpots on sale. Everythink sold
steady at the weeks decline. SlO.2b was
car top on steers Butcher cattle were
nominslly steady with small lot trades the
rule Another light run OF stockers gave
brokers opportunity to dispose OF the ac-
cumulation OF last week The stocker
market for the week shows stronger
tendency and prospects are good. pro.
vidng receipts continue moderate next
week. The vealer calf market was steady
Closlru Ouotztlons
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-05-04

'Do YOU note that inSiStent tapping
downstairs" asked Mrs Bailey OF her
visitor "Tha, is bird house in proc
cSS OF construction and she led her
caller TO the basement workshop, where
a neighbor boy was diligently gouging
out the inside OF small blscctcd log
with a ohisel The lad was keen to
show he had shaped the lower ex-
trcmlty to hold the bird nest and bored
the circular entrance with an augur to
make It the right size for a bluebird
This section OF a small log is one
oi tho simplest and most acceptable
forms OF bird house" said Mrs. Bailey.
and. attached TO a tree, i, is hardly
diStingu,Shablc from the branch 10
which II is nailed.
~ believe cats should be licensed as
the most satisfactory means of ridding
our cities OF the unhappy and harmful
unied ones which inieSt our alleys.
They not only drive away many OF the
beautiful birds from the city hut are
menace TO health and proper santa
ton II is not generally known, per
hapS, hut the superintendent OF the
Washington pound will provide a trap
IN which stray cats may be caught.
and a telephone message sends the
wagon for the cat, which is humancly
put to death There is a kind of wire
fencing with flexible top which is
sometimes used round wards and over
which pussy cannot climb. and there is
also a garbage can top which cannot
he removed by the cats who make their
nightly pctegrinationS through the pfi-
vatc back yards, seeking what they may
dcvour"
There is one bird which will not take
advantage of the bird houses erected
in time for this seasons tenancy This
is The American cowbird, which is
something OF an outcast among the
iea,hered tribe This bird never has a
nest nf its own, even of the most hum
bic character and she studiously shuns
all the worries OF patcn,hood by de
posting her eggs IN the convenient nes,
oi any other bird There they arc
hatched along with the natural ownet,
OF the bird home and demand, in many
cases, the lions share ol attention, a,
they arc large, strong birds and ire.
quen,ly outsrow the foster mother moi
only in size, hu, IN her ability TO feed
her overgrown iledglngs. and i, i,
no uncommon sigh, to see wear,
and bedraggled song sparrow IN lun,
,sriying desperately 10 as,uape the hun
ger calls OF her unruly child by forced
adoption
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-05-04

alton. with the many bird parks and
reservations throughout the city SAID
Mrs. Bailey "and one notices with in
tcrcSt the gradual increase in bird
houses erected ! am especially inter
ested in the creation of Washington
bird sanctuary out in the Geological
park The whole reservation IS NJ re-
alry bird sanctuary, but with the
consent and cooperation OF the au-
,horiticS we are endeayoring 10 con.
vert one particular part into model
bird sanctuary 20 which the children
may be brought for educstiye purposes.
I'VE arc encouraging the Boy Scouts
10 put up bird houses Tor the various
kinds ui birds OF this neighborhoOd and
We hope to have feeding tables, all Il
which will be made to serve as an OBJ
jcct lesson for those who wish 10 know
how TO attract the birds OF the city and
enjoy them IN their own home yards
both in winter and in summer.
"Of course. YOU know that the Boy
Scouts make a special study OF tn
birds, and TO obtain a merit badge for
bird study scout is required TO pro
ducc, among other qualifications, list
OF fifty species OF wild birds which have
been specially observed and identified,
and to produce also list OF twenty
species oi birds particularly noted Tor
! their value 10 agriculture in the de
structlon Oi insects and also to produce
a list derived from personal reading, Of
ten birds Of prey particularly useful in
the destruction of rats and nice. He
must also name ten species Ot birds
particularly useful in protecting the
trunks OF trees IRON borcrS, bark lice
and scale insects. lie must also de-
scribe at least two boxes and two food
tables which have been erected by him
state the species OF birds that have
been attracted by them and tell how
many birds have nested IN the boxes Ne
must also state what he has done tC
protect the birds from unjust slaughter
10 promote long, close seasons Tor
vanishing species and 10 promote III,
preservation ol bird preserves am
SanctuaticS.
Another phase OF the work in whic'
We are especially interested IN Wash
ington is the creation Of bird sanctu
aries IN cemeteries, and some Of on
Boy Scouts are now placing houses i
, Oak Hill cemetery The cemeteries ar
r to some extent protected from some {
5 the bird enemies, AS there can be n
c shooting and they form apptoprlai
n havcnS for the ccbringing songs,cr
n To many persons in trouble the bird
J, carrying on their CHEEKY activities an
y singing over those who rest below, tn
{ idea should make strong appeal"
:. Washington is by no means the lead
q cr in the cemetery bird sanctuary ide;
{ which is finding large acceptanc
q throughout the country. In the initia
= cemetery TO be thus used hundreds q
r bird boxes were nailed 10 the tree
D and feeding tables and bathing pool
r set mp in convenient places for III
Y birds Besides adding their touch q
n cheer TO the quiet Cities OF the dead
6 the Audubon societies poin, to IN
o economic phase in establishing III
A SArrtuarieS IN the cemeteries IN m
=, birds protection OF trees. shrubs an
> grass from insect ravageS
!
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-05-04

Christian Science lecture. Aud,oti.
um Sunday, May o. at y. m. Free
ADV.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-05-04

we have good opportunities m
Washington iof bird study and presety.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-05-04

Prices of the various grades OF cattle are
approximately ms follows.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-05-04

kesler'. Mother Here Mrs n l.. Nc
Lain. mother ot Commissioner ~ Public
safety Mark II kcslcr, arrived thiF
morning from her home In Excelsior
Spungs, Nio Tor visit
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-05-04

I'd l. Hahn Undertaking 60 Wal q
AdY
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1917-02-28
CORPUS CHRISTI IS
PRAISED BY TOURISTS
CLUB OF THE CITY
RESOLUTIONS WrRE ADOPTED AT
WEEKLY MEETING 90 clu0
NGlu TUESDAY
- Nlrseh. wee FfsNdsat 81 ciat
Nss Pr'Neipsi sreskss AZ Nsstsaa
Program Mas Wei asssiVsa

Nearis ioo tHrtssa r.sisets d ,t.g
res Nhuak YESTERDAY afternoon az
isn''r'i its vretlr wetiIns 80 thf caf
r1e Natisn r,Husis t1ah neld ln ihe
euu fsftF ei fts Nerves FfapAeni
Nj I, rfalhU f Tfle8n NIuaIt ~
siiIaf
Fhe rrueam uat WtN res,ltea
mlllafY 1shfffift ganpgtet af fHilU
shaw $3.50 10 NfntNfs msh shfW
hnt A. MnAts ssns "A rsffesi i,ss
"a etli mot sF rbcefe hn.nttr ives
litnta nAet NDiauftht Nrth tase feu
ofieiRai bamawna ueiist,nes b. sos,
iHei rua Nn b. 81 iaN.fs,.n s4ts -
Viam a.lo
Tho errsftf teg fhf anffuu,n uat
ief N'nech Nie uiitHi VI iht ral
rvs Ntrsu NaUensi itNF WHe tuc
ht hEarfft ntpftrusng tefHts fut
sfaift ,a ftr ltatn III ihs advent
vfirreN W N'HiN Ntsat ts o pla0r of
freiifHr ftt htsilth aHnfaffi ~
itt piaH that HH. nHIfrf Iu fHr
GsnlasNsH 81 ihf Fnnrs tHnh ans
.sii ihai 'HrHs NafHliat tit tau
rtih arrfnna W astitirU nH finn. Hn.
umeA m h fHW So mai t fN
Boz ihf oif n aeh us.ior Hs rsassri
aa poatle
rHs ,li'h hffsrf adlnufnmaet unan.
mnus1 adopiea ihr faliaeine issiiA
t.on uffrrsi ht committee 10 witch
sia tutt ai Winned kansas was a.
chairman
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1917-02-28
Cotton Seed

We arc selling high grade Mcbanc cotton seed
which WAS selected and purchased for as by MIR ], G.
Baldwin and MIR George Caldwell at 81 IS per hushe
in hushe sacks ready Tor delivery the OH Mill
We arc saving Nueccs County farmers nearly
$4,000 on the 10000 bushels purchased by the Bank
Call a, once i YOU place your order for seed
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1917-02-28
Pigs for Boys and Girls

County Agent. r. F. Caldwell at the Commercial
Club will be glad enroll the OF any boy or girl
in Nueces County. who win agree TO feed pig under
the regulations OF the u S Department OF Agriculture
Applicants must have the recommendation OF their
school teacher and parents mus, perm. the OF
least OF land fer raising feed 10, the pigs csll
al tho BANK II Interested