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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-24
Orpen Sees Best Racing
Season in History Ahead
=. S. SoPPiN TO Be
TURF MAGNATE

NEW ORLEANS. La Jan. "A
A wealthy newcomer 70 the
turf who is here for The winter
meeting. il Henry : Koppin. real
estate dealer Of Detroit. Mich
who is spending the winter IN
The Crescent City as the guess
OF John " Schorr. Mr. Kopp!n
has an option on q quartet ~
twoyear.oIds stabbed here which
have never raced. and IL Is more
than likely that he will exercise
A. lie also expects TO get sev
eral older horses and they will
be trained BY George Borscl
who last year uncovered the good
selling platter Bertodano. lhe
bush horse which won Eve
races az the Fair grounds T. D.
his intentions 20 race his horSes
in Kentucky Ia the early spring
and then ship them 10 Canada
where he will have a chance 20
see them race.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-24
BOXING BILL IS
INTRODUCED TO
IOWA SOLONS

DIS MONIES. ia Jan. 2s-INe-
aiizing u boxing IN Iowa and es'ab
hshmenf ~ g state boxing commits
sion are the objects of a bill intro.
dnced in fhc hoY Tuesday BY Rep
Frahf Lake ot siout CRY Under
ne BIZ ibsolhd nodscision bon.-
would be iorslzed Persons under
Us years ~ are would BE- barred
from The audience and from the
ring 80 betting would b. permit.
ed and liquor would boz barred from
the hal. Only matches licensed b.
the three commissioners appointed
by the governor would b. legal
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-24
Race Gambling BegnsU of Has Chmm Grid Progar
Detroit Septet Playing
Some Genuine Hockey Now
DON'T WORRY, LES;
'AWkINS is COMING.

SAN FRANCISCO. Jan "a
Jack Dillon needn't worry, he'll
get a crack ~ Les Darcy soon
enough and 30 will Billy Mishe
and battling Levinsky and ell
the other middleveights and
light hoavies Mick Hawkins.
discoverer and bosom friends OF
Darcy said so last night, before
he started cas-, to become al
wiser in chief OF the Australian
boxer
Haw kins also declared he pro
posed TO advise Darcy as stronI
~ as possible that ne drop all
thought OF stage work FOR the
present and do some hghuny
His only fear. Hawkins says if
that LIS Will run ont Of oppo-
nents.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-24
RAYLS TO MEET
BITTER RIVALS

Ancient and bitter rivals will iueet
al basketball tonight. WhAn the
3ayis n Detroit and the Buckeye
Paints q Toiedo clash az the Moose
hail This Toledo clan a. one team
he Rails never could beat with any
consistency. The games usually are
very close. but ONE how the Toledo
boys have something on ne Detroit
ers. There H. alNavs Is som aryan-
tage Ia the home fcor. however and
he Rayls are coradenf tha they
wlli make up some i0sf ground 10
night The game viii start a. Q
o'clock and v.ll b. preceded bp a
good prelm.nar The probable
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-24
LOGAN SCHOOL
is CHAMPION

logan Grammar school soccer team
won the city championship of The
elementary schools Tuesday after.
noon. when IL defeated the Park
school b. score ~ 20 D. The
game vent 10 The recond overtime
period before ttere taS'ahy scorir.s
Bsrnow and NO. COW were The
heroes OF The victory
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-24
DRASTIC RACE
BILL FRAMED
Woods Would Fine Publisher of
Results and Entries $500;
Trotters Exempt

LANSING. Mica. Jan q Rep
ARTHUR Wood of Detroit. has intro
auced a new hin 20 stop betting on
horse races and 20 prohibit the pub
fishing of entries or results on the
sporting pages % newspapers or
anyv here else His hrst bill on the
subjcci. introduced couple %
weeks ago. vas nor considered dras.
uc enough This Is MIA, the new
bu provides
The publication in book
form. or upon sheets. or in news
Taper-. eazertes. or upon boards.
screens. or by any other device.
6. charts Qr forms showing the
entries ar results or probable re-
-1l,s. or betting Ups or betting
odd. relating 70 any horse RACES
cher iu PROGRESS or 20 be held
tn ans par az fhe United
states on IT'S territorial posses
slons or n any fore gn counfry
and upon me results OF which
races gambling Is done ettner
AZ ,hs place OF holding snch
races or elsewhere. IS hereby
prohibited within this state.
Violations OF this WOULD subject
the offender 70 a enc OF $500 or aiN
months IN Jail or both. IN the dis
erection % the court
The bill exemp,- tro,tins ard pac
ins races. the publication os ped
grees. the publication OF programs
for spectators and publications de-
signed solely for breeders or pur.
chasers OF stock
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-24

about the overlooking memOerthlp
rolls OF an he athletic clubs O, both
town and country
Thers is ne question but what the
fan Is turning 20 other sports for
recreation amusement and his good
health
And sfill they ask What is the
matter with baseball ."
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-24
General Is Champion.

HONOI ULU. Jan 24-Brigadler
General samuel Johnson. Of The Ma.
tional Guard OF Hawaii II the cham
zion rife stot ~ all The branches
81 The United States army llc es.
tablished an alltir'e record yester-
day VIXEN ne scored 2ss hits co. 81
500 chance.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-24
WINDSOR BOUTS
ARE POSTPONED

There will DO no boxing al Wind
sor tonight Eddie Glassco has de-
cided that the river is impossible
aud has postponed iho double wind
~ card another week The program
formerly scheduled for tonight will
BE- carried out a. the nexf card a.
lie Windsor arena. whenever ha'
vHl be
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-24

How long is the good Old national
game 20 BE booted around ~ the
owners and players Is the spirit Of
port dying OUT ~ the game All We
hear about nowadays Is scandal,
strikes commercialism, and politics.
We hear more about players sal.
AIRY than We DO OF his batting aver.
age
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-24

Have the players and ma gnates
forgotten that baseball Is luxury
and 10, necessity And don't the
figures OF the sporting goods rlanu.
facigring firms mean anything
These fgures show a tremendous
country ide increase IN the sale OF
golf clubs. tennis raekets. and other
outdoor sport necessities How
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-24
Wisdom. Too.

lis this policy Us wis
The has been geirg ne
to is schools smaller
colleges Michigan reach
the O Michigan
territory sterling athletes who will the
defeat the fost bat Who
quality OF
collegiate football
smaller institutions q
small
of
eligibility athletes small colleges from
handicap Of
making
infer PROSECUTING afoot No
Is
Most
would the
attend for The OF fun and glory the
h sophomore show
Of them cuomay leave the end Of the second good
studies Michigan entitled
such students from this state and the lure Of h land and pleasant
Michigan athletes athletics
nescholastc basketball
a. q
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-24

Eastern high VII have new
track coach fhis spring In the per
ION Of J. S Loman. who has had
coaching experience A. The Univer.
sity Of Norfh Dakota
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-24
Out in the State

UNHE University belong the Michigan nseo
should be
athletic Jefferson complete
best college
ht Michigan According
the OF athletic
football the tuesg Of Coac
spaulding undefeated stretch recently and rs record
broken
Freshman dTopekee 6ad ned goal ana Jus,
school,
The barring The university and
A certain has class the schools
Kalamazoo champion the VI a A last
whale Of
traditional TO- Michigan and
is IL
gdon for
things indicate that the schedule trainers Ann Aoor h
Michigan football
Of
fooba has beea
q
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-24

the
Oft o. Michigan TOT 1919
Ell astounding combination "'
clean OK A'
he anything like pleas ne share o
OF
which Dane Wisconsin
which enabled me fe'"
by Harvard Yale and Princeton
unsatisfactory menu
wise schedule chummy kasy MARKS rom ue
Michigan Deserving
o. been given more or es'
the ne
Of grlairon N
o Michigan season
OF Thereafter
Mchgangan
INTO condition that scpng collision OF ~
Aggies and Wolverines
ronowtnr Nebraska p
The
nd involving Aazoo college
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-24
It's An Old Policy

Tor since 1905 has Michigan College other than PLAYED At
III o scho
II Wolverines
stretch 1905. Michigan did
Mt.
and
Mt Union l5. and Carroll replaced Lawrence last fall
1889 Yale Michigan
deay 95 being smothered under
Kalamazoo first appeared Michigan schedule 1888
and
conpincnted
With tbe rceptIon he small colleges q The
Michigan
and better coaching
tell them should but i
would
have had in practice sIye
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-24

don't voueh for the truth OF this Pal Pete
KN( while around the 4
hardly sounds reasonable 20 Il
= sprin
when Tom Sharkey training island of
a
M OIL propWa
reported free
proceeded
the delicacy. He n an hour
ready 10 oonoede the lie admitted that
licked better
feed anything but prize hound Next
crackers.
nj looked charged
~Antcha got Of neat in 'emY'
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-24
Mickey and Les

b.
and
'ursa b
fall him good not Les srce
Both middlewehts
their enlistment Australia
be
to fight Yankee rings.
An,lpode
three months before
He has
who licked but drubbing
has been suggested he
Informed that the forthwith
Our Pal Pete opnes that This would be SOME haLne
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-24
A Cracker Yarn

Our Pa Pete opInes that this you'd be soME bsttle
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-24

suggested that King and Darcy be flung into the fa
ned that the loser forthwith enlist for srv
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-08-11
DiStiIIers Making No Purs
ChaSoS of Grain.
CHICAGO GRAIN AND psov,s,oMA

CHICAGO. Aug II A severs break "
pripcn offered fur corn fE mmediets ~
livory tended today 10 weaken thp mArN
kut Tor tuturuH lnduatrirs were biddlnD
only u NJ fut M. mixed this mQrnlp4
dlop of n cents as eompars@ wbQ
hnok WAS attributed 10 the fact that ~
illlcrs continued TO refrain from MAkInI
any purchhara md appeared TO hAV
tulb rRtUtied their wants previous 70 uD
enactment ~ tho food control msaeurH
OponnE quotations Tor fhutes. Whtcn
varied FROM unchanged fiUlres TO
lower, with pecrmher nj u lb% TO
aud May AT LIN TO VI u, we're fesA
Iowod by u slight rally and thop Z. ~
clno all around to we'll below ysstspday'o
finish
Tho foct that notwithstanding tho
break, prices wero attn at n his preVitu0
M compared with futureh, preveMed An2
radical wsnhuosa In uturch The cle4D
for mturra WA nervous at tho sAQa ~
Yesterdays nnlhh 10 xc lower, with p4N
csmbor : iit to u lit and May, V,uN
To 81 i2i.
Wheat slid downward. lnflusncsl -
boarlsh sentiment, due to the aAsum44
unllkllhOod ~ any sustained advance
prices under government f00d conAre8
After opening unchanged at Nly ~
September. tho market descended
Hli
subssaucn, rslllor were relatively .pN1
important The close was STEADY At Wt
for Nepl ombcr.
oats weakened with corn pesides, psot
dlctlons veto current that tho GovesW1
msnt estimate " tho ssAaW,'r yicld wuasbl
| yet be raised 100, ,O00 900 bushels.
New record breaking upturns IN NJ
hog market carried provi.ons Yp0vApA
Tho greatest advance was for pork
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-08-11
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, Aux A. The cotton
market showed Increasing weakness car
~ today, owing To- very favorable crop
udvces ana reports ~ showers IN the
southwest Tho opening wns irregular
with August iO and September 2s points
higher on few huyinK orders In tho sh.
SenCe of sellers, while the strength Of
the near months, based on the old crop
spot pnaition, probably restricted solllng
~ later deliveries NJ the start l'riccH
were | Ia 3 points lower nj IN, bepinnin.
on Oct tober and later. months and hofpro
the end ~ the first hour October broke
to 81 cents, peoombsr TO n 7bc and jan
unry to - tit. making u net decline On
these deliveries ~ bb tn 90 points with
the tone very weak aud unsettled
Rpot cotton quiet, middling ~ bbc
There was enough covering to causo
rallies from time tu time during the
morning, but each bulge mel increased
offerings with October selling or a.
~ ole and January TO "a The, The closs
was essy within = or points of the
lowest nt net loss of 10 10 az points.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-08-11

NEW ORIEANS, Aug II rhe prioo
of cotton lost % to Is points IN the flrrt
hnlf hour NJ business horo lodny under
frllng Htimultlcd hy somewhat better
weather conditions In the belt and tho
announcement ~ II curtNlment ~ 20 per.
cont In the Spluulug output ~ llslpnd
rhoro was little demand
No special support was offered the
market At nnv time during tho session
and tho early decline was maintained
aud widcncd Late IN the Sosplon active
wppths showed net losses ~ 90 to b1
points
spot cotton, quiet 70 points OF sHlsr
on the spot ~ bales, 10 arrive, none.
Guud ordinary. - 6Uc strict good ordl .
mary. m otc low mlddlluH 20 boc strict
low mlddbng, % Sic, mlddllug 20 zoe,
strict mtddlng, ?diic. good mlddllng,
"a SIC strict good mlddlIns 20 500.
Receipts. 1873, stock, lg6,jGg
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-08-11
ST, LOUIS

Sr LOUIS, Aug It noes Receipts,
l'nN, best Toe hlghor, others 20 TO sac
higher Lights. SO Gaulil5, plgH, so 10
uln o., mixed and butcher. tlGLS
,lg good heavy i5lOulI 10. hulk.
tlI'ya ai,l0 CA1'rl.h, Receipts grp,
s'"eGN Natlyn beef morrs, StnH ~ t0i
loDIllng steers and hoiteis. 81 500 is b.,
COWS, s. OOVHa0; Stooks.S ana fo.drls
~ ouUA no, I'SaA quarantine steers 81 be
E''U. rlmp southern beef socrs. IS 90
N 20, beef cows nad hclfcrs, 81 2hq
200, wlw" ycnrllug ttcrrs uud hetfrrs,
!, "NN 10 On, native calves 81 % dlshO
ShllF Receipts 1000. stuudv lambs
$40 Otou 10 clipped ewrg. iSoOPS ~,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-08-11
STOCKS MOVE IN
A|MLESS FASHION
SteeIS and Motors Continue
Under Pressure,

NEW YORK, Aug II -prIcos rose
and fell IN Himlosu fashion durluu to-
days short trading HeSnlon, Dealings
wcro nominal and " tho customary
weok oud character Nt"ola huh motors
showed continuance of their recent
pinHHuTc, while other equipments cop
pets shippings and prominent tohaGuos
moved 10 higher levels General Mo
tors lost three points aud Maxwell n
point United states steel and associated
stocks hardened lalet on moderate SUP
port but rails and usual active special
lies were almost entirely neglected Tho
closing WA irregular Sales oipioki-
mated 200 600 bhnres, Liberty bonds
suld al w 6R Ia ~ 8s
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-08-11

dent of the board, presided at the
meeting only two other members, Roy
6. Stafford secretary, and Ollie VII
son, were present
The board decided that in the event
OF map appealing to them for ex-
emption on the ground that he was en-.
gagged in agriculture, only the merits
Of the particular case would be con
Sidered.
\ great many claims have been filed
with the board, but many are not sup
ported by aiidavlts, which, according
to the regulations OF the draft. must Nc
filed within five days after the filing
OF the claim with the district board
No appeal will be considered by the
board made wholly on physical
grounds. In the event a man is passed
by one physician and rejected by an
other he must enter the service. Ar
appeal TO the board because he was re-.
Iected by one physician will not be con.
sidered
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-08-11
KANSAS CITY.

KANSAS CITY, AuR IT. HOGS Rc-
ccipts, 200: 10 10 ibc higher Bulk,
50 goo II lo' heavy. il17oul7 90, llght,
5 sOd 1890 plgr tl2bOrlthO cat
TILE Receipts. 100, Including 100 south.
rtus, siendl Prime fed steers ,l12j 4
N9Ji dressed hcCf steors. So OOdi l215,
loulhorn rtccrp, s. OOglt 90; cows, o. n
Qllo0. heifrrs s. O6Ulg So, st6cSVrs
s. wF 30. calves. 81 6Otll 90 SHEEg.
Receipts none, steady Lambs, ,la 7hQ
~ 10 ycsrllngs, ~ oOp II 30; wcthcrs
ST. I0dllI 30
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-08-11
Outside Livestock
CHICAGO

CHICAGO, Aus n HOGS Receipts
3.ooo; Monday, 10000. strong nulk
'e 1Oulloo. lghr. ,l56Oul7 OS; mixed
io.OoUTl5, heavy. $1,000 lilb new
hlrh price record, rough ,ib6odl5 50
pigs. slI25WiAIO CATTLE, Receipts
tn0, Monday $1,000; Wrndy, Native hcpl
cattle, y NWlAAp, Western steers, s. OI
Hl. 20, atockcrs aud prdors. 50 SOuO ~
COWS and hclfVy-, tfoOHls 90, calves
81 7AWllir NiIEEr' norclptS 1900
Monday, li0uo, mrud, Wolhers. " 6Uu
II 90; lambs, yp,a1tld ,o
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-08-11
Money and Metals
NEW YORK MONEY.

NEW YORK Aug II Mercantile va
~? commercial GO-dal bills ON banks
N1ih commercial 6O-day bills, ii7iNI
demand, - 10 $40 cables. .IG 2 iG
ruldors, demand, ~ cables, " l.i6. Tires
demand, 7l3, cables. az. rubles. de
maud 20 20 cablrA. 2iiO bar silver
S2hc, Mexican dollars, 6i%c, govern.
mar
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-08-11
CITY REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
HOME RlLYERN

~ have this property and must sell
Eightroon. up-to-date modern and
NE rooms renting FOR III. on thrcs lots
Within flye blocks OF business center.
price $500
seven room modern with basement
In the 400 block Il. 18th; price 3l.7o0
Fve-room with sleeping porch. 1900
block Iinwood boulevard, y 900
Nve-room modern. 1899 w, 2eth,
$500
-Four room. s2s w 9Th street. 1000
One l-room. one t-room, one 6room,
all modern, renting for |2, on stonewall,
price $500,
Make terms to suit you.
y. w. PEER. 22o RALTlMORE BLDG
OWNER wired sell s-Iuom house
hardwood; basement; garage. 3O3 w
llth; 1880 Seers, Wal fbif
2O-ROOM fiat for sale lOs-lO n. 18th
Terms. See owner. 1903 r. 18th.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-08-11
COTTON SEQ OIL.

NEW YORK. Auy II The cot ttonseed
oil market closed ensier SPOT i, SOC
. od,oSs, - SSS GS Sry,s%"? g." 10 ,q
lls2Q ~ s6c; pccsmhor, l,1oul, 7bcj
January; lI7Ohli12c; fehrupry II 1Od
IL oocj March, li7bhi 1, obc. Total salos
IA VnO harrpis
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-08-11
NEW YORK BANK REPORT.

NEW YORK, Aug II The actual
condltlon Of clearing house hanks ana
trust companies for the week shows that
they hold 'i2.0ab,S70 reserve In excess OF
legal requirements This liz n decrease
of 500 7O0.hl0 from last week.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-08-11
ST. LOUIS CASH GRAIN,

or ST NO. "ss'T; tsa. t';; T. ,So,s, d %,HfseSi fse.SSt.a
,aail No . hard, lan42Ali u>eaM8
mo trsdlnsl collN Steady. Nh
tno tredinsj september. tlg7i
SSSA'tIs "S %.sg ,~dlSS Ss Rss'%SssT .s ,Iss'o.,
lemher, b0Noi DscsTber. Nkc. HvUo
Steady No z, li eO
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-08-11
Unsatisfactory
week IN CATTLE
Receipts Only Half of Those
for Preceding Week,
COMPARATIVE RECEIPTS.

CATTLE Tho provcrhInl famine fol
lows feast - wub the going In tho cattle
division the pnFt urok lnllNa year
ago, when western markets were gluttod
and price cutting WIS n popular stunt
receipts were decidedly on the lirht or
der nnd bomo Of the loss was partly re
gained. Locally II was the lightrst siN.
day supply In several months but 400
mead showing up, hs against IA 53l u
week agu. The offering ~ steer beet
was In the minority, butcher ard stoctrr
and feeder cattle making UP tho bulk
irrliy good 1000 puund grRsthra brought
$3.50 as top while bulk ~ the steers
ranged s. oouS25 The steer maroot
closed l0Nl5 cents higher. whllc that
IN butcher cattle with but few cI,op.
tlons, wna l5V25c hiEhor Ht the cluso
odd lots q cows sold up to s. to and
heiftrB s. 90 as top BUR ~ the me
dlum kiuds of she stuff ranged S. ,t1f
IN, whllc Gamers and cutters rnurcd
81 0Ou5 % Etocker Hnd feeder market
on nll grades except the plain to common
kinds, closed II u 25C higher tnl( mar
ket was unchanged, hest venls bringing
81 O0UT50
Closlnp Quotations
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-08-11
KANSAS CITY CASH GRAIN.

KANSAS CITY Mo Avn II.
olW; No. rod, WAvsis GoWNi ia
g 2sc lower NJ I m',cd. tl6Si ;Poi
sto. .x oNTs %,ss to &C. 'o~sr :sJ,si No. TH'S m
n0h kAF1R AND MILO MAIZE! tiI
ftsb
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-08-11

MELBOURNE, Australia, Aug. IL
In government circles the appointment
of an Australian high commissioner in
Washington is favored The common
wealth senate has adopted resolu.
ton to this effect and the approval OF
house Of representatives is now re
Quired.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-08-11
Daily Sessions Next Week

The hoard authorized The secretary Il
notify all members Of the board to b,
in Oklahoma City Monday, prepared rC
stay as daily meetings will be held tc
consider the claims as fast as they AZ,
received The meetings will be held
in the office OF the secretary \,
claims were, considered at today,
meeting.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-08-11
ALL DS7|LLERS QUIT Buying corn S:s:: S:::;;:

cntlfrly satisfactory TO both sides Moth.
lug ON choice order VAS available, odd
lots bringing $500 AS ton whilc they
could ouuc good enough to hriuH tld 100
lehh figs aud stock hues ranged SO
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-08-11
STATE EXEMPTION
BOARD TO HEAR
CLAIMS MONDAY
Farmers as Class VIII Not Be
Exempted, Ruling,

Farmers as a class VIII not he ex-
empted from military service, accord
ing to the decision OF the appellate
exemption board for the western dis
trict OF Oklahoma at a meeting held
today
Three Members Present.
DR. John w Duke of Guthrie, presi
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-08-11
Produce-Provisions
CHICAGO.

IIUCAOO, Aux II Ul'TrER Tn
changed zoos HscclptH, h2ih Eases
unchanged POTATOES rrrrttlcd re
cuipts, ~ cara virginia hNtisla ~ NOtf
bPh Minnesota EArly Ohlus, 81 5hu 10
home sruwn 81 h0iri o. POULTRY
Alive, lower fowls ltHloGo, SPRINGS.
g0U29c.
KANSAS CITY.
KANSAS ClrY. Aug II HuTTEn
Creamery, a7c. rlNs. Soc. socuudp sac,
rnokluE. agiyc zoos llrstH aur, sec
unds, lac hroilors. lOuslr POrArOEs
Fun 81. .b0u 90
81, LOUIS.
ST LOUIS, Aug II POULTRY I'm.
changed. nNcbpt hens, Ne nrTTER
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HOGS But few minutes were re.
quircd To move the scant few hundred
head supply In tho local hog division to-
day steady trading AZ tho outset being
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CHICAGO CAsH oNA,N,

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What Robert MI. Scott Says
About Kool KoIa
ROBERT NJ. SCOTT
Druggist


StOTcS
,7I West Main % West Main
Oklahoma City Oklahoma
July q, 1917
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN;
| am s,ockholdcr in the Cool Cola Company and have
faith in its future growth and prosperity There is
nous demand for Cola drink and have satisfied myself
that Koo Koa is the equal OF any Cola drink on the
ket wa, somewhat skepoal at first as to whether this
article could be manufactured here but convinced when
the Company proceeded manufacture the syrup my
premises.
believe that the company, II conservativey managed
will build here in Oklahoma City business concern which
will be one OF the largest in the state II appeals TO NE
a good investment and wish IT unbounded success
Yours truly
ROBT NJ SCOTT
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