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The Cordova daily times., 1917-08-21
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(By United .Pressl

NEW YORK, Aug. 2l. - The west ern brother of the east is rallying to the cause, has grabbed sport by the hair and is holding it tight. The west it appears, is going to save American sports from complete annihilation in the hurly-burly business of war mak- ing. St Louis has come back with regular punch and Is going to stage the A. A. U. games with all the frills the east usually provides, and is ad. ding some.
 There will be no Army-Navy foot ball game next fall, for the we'll known obvious reason. For different reasons there will be no Harvard-Yale game, and for the same reasons Princeton's colors will not form a background for a Yale or Harvard score next fall.
The Cordova daily times., 1917-08-21

Some of the eastern colleges are making desultory effort at retaining sports. Pennsylvania, for instance has made a valiant fight against com. pletely wrecking the games. How. ever, the gain will be little. Yale and Harvard are figuring on giving the freshman chance at it.
 In the west most of the big col. leges are going right tinai7GGGigh with 1t. The men who are not drafted will be right in there playing football sched- ules.
 Elmer Hitler is showing signs of be- coming real outfielder for the Yan- kees. Always an excellent fielder, this youngster has begun to crack the ball. fHe has been moving recently at a rapid rate toward the select places held by few players like Cobb, Spea. ker Sisler and McInnis. Undoubted- ly he would find welcome written on the Yankees mat any time he carries 300 batting mark around with him.
The Cordova daily times., 1917-08-21

The fish receiving plans at Juneau are short of help, and 1t is expected that they will have to call on women to aid in the work, the number of men available being insufficient to meet the demands of these companies.
The Cordova daily times., 1917-08-21

Jim Theofilos. a Greek, was recent ly arrested for assault upon the per son of Joe Kelly, a business man of Juneau. The Greek claimedathdt the Irishman owed him some money and proceeded to knock the "L" out of Kelly.
The Cordova daily times., 1917-08-21

Those who figured Eddie Plank through should count the games he has won and the excellent pitching performances the veteran has turned in. Plank, although past 40, is still very effective. He is good for fine 1917 season, and probably 1918.
 Counting Plank out is like hanging a time knockout on Hans Wagner.
The Cordova daily times., 1917-08-21
IN THE PROBATE COURT FOR LIFE TERRITORY OF ALASKA,
 THIRD~nlyIsloN- coROoVA PRE-
 CINCT, AT CSpDOVA,
No. TOT

No. TOT:
 In the Matter of the Estate of John Labranz, Deceased.
 Notice of Hearing ofhri Account. In accordance with CT of the above named probate issued on the 30th day of July 4notice is hereby given that thes igned ex- ecutor has filed his final s1Scount, ask ing that the same be al4wed and ap- proved and that the probate judge of the above named courtN has set the 1st day of October, 1917 the day for hearing on said five +ount; on which day, in the ofs Ae above probate court, at Cor ska, at the hour of 10 QclocM per son interested r ob- jections in wf Aac- count and the sa 8de. Dated at Cordova, zala. .4s,.,=eals 30th day of July, 1917.
 JAMES D. MacCORMAC. Administrator of the Estate of John
 LabranZ. Deceased.
 First Publication July Sf, 1917.
 Last publication, August, 2S, 1917.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-09-05
Roll of Honor

One oi the twenty men who enlisted
at one OF the recruiting stations OF the
army or navy IN Oklahoma during the
last twenty four hours, James Ripley
OF New York City enlisted IN the Brit
ish army. lie leaves Jh,' afternoon
for New York The army obtained
fifteen recrv,s 10 the nayy'S four dur
ing the last tweuty-iour hours
The names OF the rccfui,s, the
branch Of service in which they enlist
ed and their home town follow;
Nayy-C w. eagle, McAleSter; w
7. Goodc, Ardmorc and . & Bell an J
L. I. Drake, Muskogee
Regular Army-Elgin Barber, Tulsa
lanes A Chestnut, Drummond Roy
q Dawson, Tpitle; VIII + Dickey
Olustee. Shirley + Earle, Tulsa, JOHN
B. Hardin, Olu,tce, Henry 6 leet
Ponca City; Arthur Palmer, OwaSSo
Ralph ". Phillips Olustee Roy'c K
Schimpif Tulsa Andrew J Snow, Ida
Charles A. Smith Pawhu'ka Gu,ta,
A. Tsute, Shawnee, Thomas K Wal
lace, Oklahoma City and Joe W. Web
ster, Sttatiord,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-09-05
SCHOOL REPORT
SHOWS PROGRESS
Increase in Attendance and
Hardness Indicated,

Progre" made by the Oklahoma City
public schools for the last lO-year pc
riod is shown in report compiled in
the office Of J A Whi,ciord, city super
intendcnt. Statistics Of all kinds for
each year from 1907 to 1917 are shown
in graphic form.
Enrolment figures for l9Oo-07 were
62S4 For last year they had nearly
trebled. being 1901 Last years fig
ures were aigain of ,5DS over the pre-
ceding year The average daily attend
ancc ten years ago was 4,ldo. Last
year II was l2,4N
Hardness figures show an enormous
increase The loV-07 record in this
line was 4,l07 That for las, year,
lS 400. This is an increase OF H7S
over the preceding year.
Ten years ago there were 3lA cases
OF corporal punishment in the schools
20 cases OF truancy and ten suspen'
sions. Last year there were O4O cases
Of corporal punishment, sos cases OF
truancy and twenty-five suspensions
In 1900 -07 the teaching staff numbered
! lH teachers Last year there were Alt
teachers on The payroll
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-09-05
Bennett Is Chosen
Head of Building
Managers Society

s, G. Bennett was elected president OF
the newly organized association oi
owners and managers at their
al the Chamber OF Commerce
this morning. Barron Hou,cl was
named vice president and Charles Bed
ford, secretary-rcasurer.
Constitution and bylaws ware adopt
ed and a permanent organization per
fected. Monthly meetings will be held
The directorate includes the three Of
ficers, T. NJ Richardson IT,, and
Charles Flaitery Leon Levy and 5. i,
Burnstein were appointed member
ship committee
The purpose Of the organization i' to
gain mutual benefit by interchange OF
IDEAS on operation, experience with
tenants and efficiency methods
Charles bedford was chosen dele
gate to the national convention OF Of
lice building owners and rnanager' 70
be held in Omaha, Neb., October 10,
II and II.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-09-05
NOTICES MAILED
TO DRAFTED men
Third District EIigibIeS Notl-
fled OF Acceptance,

Charles w. Gunter. chairman OF the
third city district, is today mailing
notices to men accepted for military
service out Of the last 200 examined
Members of the board have certified
them to the district board, having al
ready considered their claims for ex-
cmption
Those who are being notified that
they have been accepted. but who have
an opportunity to appeal to the district
board II they so desire, follow
Ruford 4. Reynolds. ZOE East Thirty
first street, south, n. &C. McCormackl
East wsdswortb avenue; Samuel !. MAJ
XII" VET 1oI SSs,. %.., .y."us S.S.nh oSp.ss .,p.s @ W
lam ID. Hulsev. 2ib West Pottawa,:ml,
avenue; Willie r Watson. Hls Wesl
Tenth street: Jay Ellsworth 0llkey. ~
south Hudson avenue; Glenn Edwards
s;2s ErchanFe avenue; o. NJ fG5sser ms.,m.
Nrd, 2ls North Ames avenue; J. \
Hayes. mn South Robinson avenue; p
t. Tows, 1910 Exchange svenuei 4.
bailey. 1904 West Eighth street; r. E
Baker, 6l5 West Chickasaw avenue u
4 Murphy, lalIH s9v!h Afn.w .s. avenue y,...,
" E :. qsSss, Downs. ~ ~ Ws south ''Gs% Broadway %
Aaron Pierce. 500 Canal avenue; p
u. Robberson, 32t Went chickasaw ave
nue. nj d b vsnDr.ss"r, sis West Ft'tf
street: r. r. Iohenstnin. to2 South 10,
avenue: Melvin O. Stokes. lf1g lAnwoot
avenue: WIN PerklnL ~ West Ch!cka
saw avenue; Glen ThaXert 'ao Wss
Washington avenuei G T. Donovan, lss'
West First street; G. |. Owens, b07 Yves
Third street; Iyison Jones, 1875 IVES
First street; Peter uraves, lO7 West Pot
ltnwatomie avenue. md II L. Becker, 81
aouth 9hartcl avenue
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-09-05
BABIES STARVING
BY THOUSANDS IN
STRICKEN SERBIA
Harvest Abundant But Teu-
tons Garry It Away,

LONDON, Sept S--Econonic condi-
tions in Serbia are dcplorable and
growing worse every day, according to
statement issued today bv the Serbian
press bureau in London. The Aus,rianS.
Germans and BulRarians are said to
have carried off all this years harvest.
which was abundant.
The inhabitants have been deprived
of foodstuiis and most families have
but one loaf of bread a week Meat,
lard, butter and spices are unobtain-
able.
There is virtually no milk and CHI
dren are dying by thousands. A great
number OF families whose men folk
perished in the war are doomed to
Starve
In,erned Serbians and prisoners o'
war in Austria, Hungary and Bulgaria
are dying from hunger and various
diseases. According to private ,nior.
nation eighty thousand have periSheC
in Austria and Hungary
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-09-05
Exemption Boards
Too Severe, Says
Charles E. Hughes

NEW YORK, Sept S--Many Of the
local exemption boards here in their ct.
forts to preven, fraud, have been too
severe in dealing with the claims for
exemption made by married men. &C
eording 10 an announcement today by
the district appeal board Charles +.
Hughes. the chairman, said that prop
err Interpretation Of the law had been
given To- certain boards IN order that
no UNDUE hardship would fall on mar.
ried men who had valid claims for ex-
rmp,on A,pecal committee, II was
said. will also fix "deadlne' dat,
,or Stacker" marriages, II being SAID
that April Z. 1917, on which congress
convened. and the presidents le,teI
which implied the United States wal
about TO enter the war, was read, woulC
be the date selected.
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NEW VoPk.

NEW YoRk, sspt b--'rhs cotton mar.
het was less active early today and sen.
llfnent seemed 10 be rather mixed after
Tue sharp break of yesterday, The
wcAthsf map made n favorable Showing.
nut there was not hing In the VNewe 70
confirm or color tho unsettlInG runners
when we're circulating In Ht6ck mar
ket ditaisn ysstsrday and Rftsr opening
a. 2 decline OF J 20 II points. prices
Masdicd w on covering fAvsrpOoI Wa
eHnln a moderate seller here. supposed 10
20 hedGthG spot purchases IN the south,
pui 'hcse offerings were not .vsry heavy
ann an 'ianida,'on on yssierdsy's break %
oy.r cent q pound appeared to. have
position. October rallied from 70. NC 10
loc ana January from ~. zoe 10 10 0lo
curing the first hour
onerlnss Increased during the middle
oi the morning, partly due TO a favorable
view Of the weekly weather reports, and
prices broke TO aossc for october and
20bSr f0r January, or about ID TO n
points net lower, This decline WAs then
aHaln ohscksd by covering ana thsrS
wsrs rNlliss Of tew points from Inc
lowest around midday. RumorA that
Liverpool had rtopened for Unrestricted
trealna wsrs denied by later cAblea, which
added that there was no probability ol
such action before October nj any rate
wa. msn!i9nsd around III. ring. Sifsrins'
Increased during the early afternoon *,
Ssr .oIS IS.S OF S 70 iSe % 'V~S ."a smS:,y :y:: q
fore the rnbrket Aesdied on renAws
covering which caused rnlIios Of n 10
: points around 2 o'clOck y"
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-09-05
More Predicted In Northwest;
Shorts Are Buyers,
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS,

CHlCAuO, sept, o"~froet IN NV n""
west with predictions of more, save
NJ today to tho oOrn market mere
shorts were active buyers, WeAkness IN
Wall street, which yesterday was po-
tent bearish factor, appeared to nave
little or no influence an grain traders
this morning. After opsniny. No ~ y
higher with ptcsn,ber. At I'M to "
and May at d ON TO Ci,0Oh, corn prices
scored mosdrAts further gains before
showing any tendency TO react oats
hardened IN valus'wlth corn There wss
much buying Of December and selling OF
sersmbsr At ir Difference
The weekly soysrnment Ngrop, report
WAS construed NJ bulllsh. indicati Ting that
the bulk Of the Yield In many Important
s,stes would not he out Of danger OF frost
for 4 long time yet, The close was firm,
lNaie net higher at n,iekuliS for
December ana JiOaM for MAY,
80 far Ss tho majority pf board oil
trade dsa,ers were concerned. wheat re-
ceived scarcely any mort Attention than
dry goods or groceries, OWlth tho rQv
ernInent ruling the price of breadstuts
brokers devoted themselves almost n'
cluslvsly ~ other staples
Miliors bought tsir quantities Of whsai
AT government prices. Demand for flour
was said to show gr~at improvs smsnt, nov
that the value Of wheat has bech fixed
Provisions fell IN value owing 10
fresh decline In the hog market, The
volume Of trade was small
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-09-05
Cudahy Strikers ~
Led by Germans,
Officials Believe

KANSAS CITY, Mo. Sept. s.-Ger.
man propaganda is suspected In the
strike Of 100 employees In the canning
department Of the Cudahy Packing
company plant here, who walked out
yesterday afternoon, according to fed.
eral agents who are making an investi.
cation today.
When two hundred Of the operatives
started back to work ibis morning sgl.
htors urged them to Join the stflkefs,
who have asked for an eisht.hous Day
and higher wages, !, !. said that ~.
eral OF the, agitators spoke with Q
decided German accent
Federal authorities said the suspicion
of German propaganda arises from NJ
Tact that the Cudahy plant Is hlliag
war orders for the United States ard
for the allies. The belief 10 strengtk-
tned, authorities say, by the non -exlil.
ence OF q union and also by the II
that no demands had been made up0o
the packing company previous to u
twalkout Yesterday. NC
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-09-05
ADVANCES
ARE SOON LOST
lrreguIarIty Follows Early
Buying Movement

NEW yOnk. sept. g. 6--suppor'ins or
ders offset further liquidation Al IN"
opening Of ,o0ay's stock market al
though rails and other standard shares
were again under pressure. United
States steel opened with 5000 shares NJ
ios to loan, against Yesterdays final
pricc Of lot< bethlehem and iaoka'
wanna ateels. Central Leather. Amsfi-
can sugar, Marines and Texas company
comprised the other strong issues at nd
vnnces Of | y : points, Mos, Of thcs'
aims wers reduced before the snd OF
The active first hnlf'hour, rails becom
ina more irregular
Raih participated In the further I'M
pNvement " tho noon hour Pennny'
vnnia rallying to bDtc, 1 to1 points Ia
ing recorded elsewhere, Btscls, copper
and equipments Also were better Ant
prices mounted all around despite thu
rise In call monsy 10 0 percent
coppcrn met the very vigorous I'ps .
ths last hour Tobaoco~ alone held back
The closing was strong. Liberty bonds
| ~ Ba 10 ~ 20,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-09-05

NEW ORLEANS, sept. .. -. Narrow
and nervous fluctuations resulted m the
early trading In cotton here today After
losing D TO points around the first cell.
the market made net advance Of 10
to . points bu, Immediately fell Off 10
ht decline OF TO 10 points. Weather
and spot accounts were somewhat bullish
III tono but against this wns tho skp1cs
IN! Ion OF a renewal NJ selling pressure.
In tho trading up TO noon the dsoslDse
was wldsned TO vi 10 u points. The
weekly crop reports wers regarded 90 un.
ayorhble, acting ne n check on offerings.
The market WAS steady In thu After.
noon, with realizing by shorts AZ / 30
,hs active months showed No, losses Of
! to 1 points,
spot cotton quiet, 40 points OF. sales
me SPOT, ~ arrive, none. Low mtu.
cllng ~ e?c mlddllng, 81 gbc; good mid.
e,lns i7so' Receipts, a,svsi stock. oV..
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-09-05
Former Glars
EauoredDancer
Forced to Flee
Palace of Russian Star Looted
by Mob; Jewels Seized
But Returned,

LONDON, Sept s.--When royalties
are overthrown in revolutions royal ia
yorites usually 20 down, too So u has
come about tina, Matilda kshesinska,
the famous dancer and favorite OF the
es-C,ar Of Russia. has not only lost
the immense income allowed her, but
her palace In Pc,rogrAd has been looted
by the mob, and she was compelled TO
flee the capital lest worse might have
bcfallen her personally.
Il was this palace. it will be remem-
bered. that was seized and fortified by
the gang Of anarchist desperadoes, who
for some time defied the provisional
government. For some time they held
high revels within its walls. The off
seourinss OF Pe,rosrad, men and WON,
en-. danced and sang in her splendid
apartments, and su,rled champagne be
tween whiles
In her gorgeous salon, where wesret'
of crowns have been known 20 knoc'
in vain for admittance. an anarehis
newspaper was prepared for the press
Her Roman bathroom, with lts swim
ming bath Of Parian marble, wa
boarded over and used as an office
whence anarchist manii,s,o' were IL
sued by the yard Not even the gr.a
French revolution can show snythinl
quite so fantastic AZ this
Luckily for herself, however, Matild
Kshe,inska, beside being a royal favor
lite, was also A popular idol OF the peo
pie Of Petrograd, and she has now ha
most Of her Jewels restored to he'
together with such Of her other be
longings as were no, destroyed in ,h
first fury of the revolutionary ou,btea'
Madame kshcsinska is rcpu,ed t
possess more valuable Jewels than an
other living actress
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-09-05
SUPPLY Of FAT
CATTLE SHORT
Heavy Receipts Give Packers
Chance to Lower Price,
ropAN's RECEIPTS.

CATTLE--A big Wednesday supply fol-
lowing thu heavy runs OF Tuesday, Have
packers another opportunity to lower
prices today while the decline In other
markets ruled lOQ25o lower tho local
deal was steady TO weak, duo mostly to
the scarcity ot fat cattle. But n few
loads OF steers were offered and these
brought 81 O0U so For the major part,
II was a butcher deal. the bulk Of the
days fresh supply consisting OF cattle
on this order Trading, as q rule, was
weak at tho Monday and Tuesday de.
cline odd lots Of cows ranged $1,000 oQ
and heiiers around 1850, Gamers and
cutters sold largely N15u5 so, and bulla
brought l5,bQt 825 Light yesler calves
brought 5000 90 yesterdays receipts
In tho cattle market were tho highest on
record, ZOO head showing up.
Closing Quotations,
Prices Of thu various Grades OF cattle are
approximately a. soliowsi
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-09-05
Persons Caught in
Rooming Houses to
Be Tried Sept. Is

Men and women arrested in the
countyS raid on fooming houses last
night will be tried in Justice Of Peace
Maupin's court September - The
cases were set today
County Attorney Selby has request
ed the mayor TO instruct the police
chief 10 direct two officers 10 visit each
rooning house under suspicion two or
three times night Charges OF va
grancy. and running a disorderly house
were made against those arrested.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-09-05
ct. LOUIS.

ST LOUIS. Sept -HOGa, Receipts.
: 1000; steady Lights, $4,000 istO; plat,
tS.O0mi7 80; mixed aud butohers, Us
G:Ise,tSSSS,' eR%|Trf>.t' NeS.lpis 800
steers, 5000 10 90; yeNrllns .q,serA and
hoifers. NoodiiAoo; c!y., soOdIo 90
stockers ana feeders, lebbF0b bOi Texas
co"'s" cow. ana oe ese,:rs tooiS cS;o' prime
native calves, l5iG0i6'06 sHEEF ~.
ccse'R", 7.scoi lower lambs I!og
l2 90 Gamers ana choppers, (tb01sb0,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-09-05
KANSAS CITY.

KANSAS CITY, Sept. a HOua; Re-
!eipts 1000 to- 10 cents lower Bun
t17,bo6iSaOi pigs, lls OOnitbO CATTLE!
steady to 10 cents lower Prime fed
steers. tl6,bOais1bl dressed beef steersi
il so; cows. 10000 10 20; heifsrs. 1890
1880 stockers, t10ouiS,,oi calves, ~ 90
pis 80 nll EET Receipts, 5000; !tssdy
tAmbs, Sls60dlT.k0; yeArllngu. " W "
10 90; wethers. 80 OOTi2 90; ewcs 5000
400. stockers, t1o0I,1to
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-09-05
LIVERPOOL.

LIVERPOOL, Sept. B.--COTrONi apot.
mlddlins fair, is6odi good middijn6.
iod midglina. 1900 low middilnS.
American; receipts. SS. 900 bais. lnciUS.
Ing 1880 American; futures. 10 points
lowerI hsptsmbsr, ls21d. Sept tsmbiF- -Oc.
!ober. ibS1d; October November, ib.Sl6t
peesmbsr: January. s,oOdt January. Ss.
J"s,y Ju". !, tscs ssS G;S,.h,HSps. r.. ,Sdps Ina .s;
prIpse
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-09-05
STOCK and COTTON Markets UNSTEADY
Produce-Provisions.
kANaAs ClTV,


KANSAS CRY. Rnpt g. BUTTER
Creamery ABE fr-,r, SIs seconds seel
a,No. EG0s Firsn, asei see
onds. NGslc POULTRY; Honsl llci
lac, brolers, 2lU7sc, POTA-
ToEs steady, n.2o
ct, loUls,
VT. LOUIS, Sept. POULTRY I'm
changed. except hens, sioi rprlngr, ale;
ducks, gou9ic. nl'TTER Steady
creamery. Gd.aNc, EGGS Stc
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO, Sept, b. nuTTER Higher,
Creamery, Mhdt2c, EGGA Higher ra-
ceipu, l11ss oas.p; nrH,s, a1UNcl ordl-
nary flrsts S6usscl nj mark, cnaes IN.
cluded. sius1c pOTATOGs nrceipta, ,a
cars unchanged, POULTRY Alive, low
er, fowls siog,c, iprlns'' "c
suoAR.
NEW yonk, Rept, b--RAW SUGAR
Quiet; centrifugal, f0sci molasses, tl$o
refined. quiet flno GrAnulatsd. 900
| 4 b0c
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-09-05
CiTY:BRIEfS;

Little heps tor New Line -SToas,own
carlins advocates OF the West Side Civic
associAt tion are doomed to. disappoint.
mspt IN their hopc for early action on
W, Hhsrtsl, Vice president Of the Okla /.
homa Railway company said the read
would he unable TO get rails, even " they
did decide TO triild the new line,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-09-05
ctlCroo.

CHICAGO, Sept. b. - HOGS. Rccelp,r,
ltlDco; weak Is cents lower huls
is@xis,S. heavy heavy .M.sctiI,oi rs1sS
ns,So4l6so; pigs. lilbodNoo CIT,
TIE: Receipts, ?i'ooO, weak Native ne:i
ols al. rtockers. 20 sQas ooi cewS ant
heifcrs, y sbdi2Sbj cRlves, ~ lh1lS.eO
SHEEP. Receipts. ~, 900 weak Wethers
81 sSWllS0. lambs, Sii abHl1%o
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COTTON OggD OIL.

NEW York, sept. b--Ths cotton seed
bid; September. 49, 2sc; October, rs 'S(ci
November. l,sscj December. lt.ssc;' jan.
yisT, H. "S s'. r:S,s. .s ,oo' ''ss! Ss,,,i ixa''
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-09-05
kANaAA CITY cAsA oRAlN.

KANSAS CITY, Sept, L.-wMnAT'
Government prizes CORN steady No.
q mixed, Si.StgIsSi No. . white, R@i
No. !, yellow, Noy oATs steadyi No,
. white. xmbsNoj No . nla.d. Mg
Mln MAlHr. uskri1.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-09-05
LEAD AND spUlTGR.

change quotes lead easy spot. sx0
lOhc; spclter, easy; spot East st. Louis
delivery. 7NVSc. AZ l.endon. Lead, spot,
$50, los; futures, E2o. losi spslter spot
Iht, futures, Rb0
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Dursnt Poultry Exhibit Large.

DURANr, Okla, Sept S.-{Spccial)
The poultry exhibit at the county fair
is the largest in the history Of this sec
ton. There are about loo birds on
exhibition Walter Burton OF Airing
ton. Texas. will Judge them.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-09-05

Hes an inventor whose advises did
great deal for humanity" "Wha,
was III A U-boat swa,ter" " mo; a
pocket derrick ,ha, made IT easy to
raise windows in day coaches." -
Buffalo Express
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-09-05
Outside Livestock
FORT WORTH.

FORT WORTH. Tc,as. sept. CAY.
TILE, Receipts. II. 900! steady to 2bc
lower. hecycs, i6bOIiO,6O. Hogs Re'
celpts, $500. steady to itp lower heavy
SHEEP, Receipts, l,2OO'
steady. lambs, tit O0dfltS0