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The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1917-01-04
CHAPTER XXI

A low cry greeted Duane. The
rooa was light he saw Ray Long
E,Teih Siding 90 her bed Ia her drrss.
ing wtth d aarpIha gesture 10
her % be silent De tururd 10 close the
door Il was heavy door without
bolt ar bar aud when DuaAe had shut
u ~ flt safe oniy for tie moment,
Then be Eazad uronnd the room
'fhcre WRs nup window with blind
closely drawn he listened and seett.-
81 90 hear Footsteps fetrcnIins. dying
away
Tliea paHne turned 70 Miss Long
sirelh She had Slipped of tho bed
haif % her knees, Hna was holding out
trcutiug hands She was ~ white
as lhe mllsw u her bed She was
terribly fughtrued Again with warn.
ing hand commanding silence Duane
stepped softly forward meuuing TO
rea@Hre ber
Oh size whispered wildly: and
Duane thought she was going 10 faint,
When he gnt close and looked into
her ryes DC understood the strange,
dark expression Ia then. She was
terrified because she believed he
meant % klll her Or 60 worse. prob.
ably worse Duane realized he must
have looked pretty hard aud fierce
bursting into her room With that big
guu ia haul
THE Way she searched puane's face
With doubtful fearful eyes hurt him
~Llstea dlda't know Tits was
your rpam. came here 20 get away
Ito save ny ne ! was pursued
wsg spyug on your father aud his
men. The, heard tuc but dld uot see
me. They don't know sho WIS listen
Ing They're gftpT me now"
Her eyes changed from blank CUFFS
20 dilnung shBdowIng quickeuIug
windows % Thought
Then she stood up and faced Duane
With the ere aud Intelligence Of
woman in her eyes.
Tell me now You were spying ON
my fntherg"
Briefly Duane told her what had
happened before be entered her room.
not emitting a terse word as 60 the
character ~ the men he had watched
"My God So It's thatY I knew
something was terribly wrong here
with him with the pluce-thr people
And right on I hated Floyd Lawson.
Oh. q n kin me lf--If-- It's So much /
worse than I dreamed What shall |
/ dor
The sound of soft steps somewhere
near distracted Duane's attention. !
reminded him OF her peril. aud now,
what counted more with him. made /
clear fhe probability Of being discover
ed n her room.
"Tn have to get out Of here" |
whispered Duane
wait she replied "Dldut you
say they were hunting FOR your
They sure are" he returned, grim
Iy.
"Oh, then you mustn't go. They 4
might shoot you Stay. II we hear
them you can hide. I'll turn out the
light I'll meet them at the door
You can trust me Wait till all quiets
down. II we have to wait tin morn
ing. Then you can slip out"
81 Oughtn't to stay. ! don't want
to- won't" Duane replied, perplex-
ed and stubborn.
but you must It's the only safe
way. They won't come here"
suppose they should? It's an even
chance Longstreth n search every
room and corner in this old house. If
they found me here l couldn't start
a fight You might be hurt Thap
the fact Of my being here"
Duane did not finish what he meant
but instead made a step toward the
door. White Of face and dark Of eye.
she isok hU'd Of him to detain him.
She naa az strong and supple as y
panther. But she need not have been
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1917-01-04
Dual Government in Arizona.

Phoenix Ariz.-The gubernatorial
contest in Arizona became more COM
dictated Saturday when both Governor
George w. p. Hunt, Democrat, and
Tom Campbell, Republican claimant of
the office through recent election.
took the oath of office.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1917-01-04
Tenants Strike AGAINST Inersss.

New York.-A strike of tenants
against an increase of 81 month in
rent of 200 apartment and tenement
houses in the Bronx was begun Sat
urday. Heads of 800 families are
standing together.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1917-01-04
Coronation of HunoarIan Kino

London.-The coronation of Emperor
Charles and Empress Zita of Austria
as king and queen of Hungary took
place Saturday morning in ST. Mathey
church at Budapest.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1917-01-04
Noted Writer Dead

Summit, N. J.-Dr. Hamil-Wright
Mabie, associate editor of the Outlook,
died here Sunday He was 70 years
of age and was born at Gold Springs,
N. Y. He is survived by a widow and
one daughter.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1917-01-04
Mint Breaks Record

elphia.-Breaking all its coin
age records, the Philadelphia mint dur
ing 1916 produced 23S, 469, 1859 domestic
coins in denominations ranging from
l cent to half dollars and valued at
S9,344,266.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1917-01-04
Former Bandit Burned to Death.

Boise, Idaho.-Charles Howard, also
known as Charley High, aged 70, :,
former member of the notorious
Jesse James gang, was burned to
death in a ranch house seven miles
from this city, where he had been
employed as caretaker.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1917-01-04
CHAPTER XXI.


0 Longstreth was 10 meet his men
These men Duane wanted even more
j than their leader. II was Poggln wllC
{. needed TO be fonnd and stopped
I Poggln md his rlght-hand mcn
The night Of the day before he
E reached Bradford No g. the mail and
express train going east was held up
] by traln.robberles, the WelisFargo
messenger Killed over his safe. the
mnll.clerk wounded, the bags carried
away The engine No 0 came into
town minus even tender, and en-
ginecr and fireman told conflicting
stories A posse OF rnilrond men and
citizens led by sheriff Duane sus.
peeted was crooked, was made up be-
fore the engine steWned back 70 pick
~ the rest Gf the/troln. Duane had
the sudden Inspiration that he had
been cudgellng his mind to ind and
acting upon Il, he mounted hts horse
ugnln and left Bradford unobserved
He rode NJ an easy trot most Of
the night selected an exceedingly
rough roundabout and difficult course
to Ord. hid his trucks with the skill
OF a long hunted fugitive, and arrived
there with his horse wlnded and Gov
cred with lnthcr II added consider
nble 20 his arrival that the man
Duane remembered as Fletcher and
several others saw him come In the
back way through the lots and jump
a fence into the road
F,s...s... Ia Tt,If.t ,... tts
where Fletcher stood wipIng his
heBrd. lie was hatless, yestlcas, and
evidently had just enjoyed morning
drink.
"lIowdy Dodge" said Fletcher,
laconically
Duane replied and the other man
returned the greeting with interest
Jim, my boss s done up. want
20 hide him from any chance tourists
as might happen TO ride up curious
like"
"Huw haw huww
Duane gathered encouragement
from that chorus Of coarse laughter
''Wul, II them tourists amt too
burned smoky the boss II be safe
IN the 'dobg shack back Of Birs here, |
reeu tl'ai, TOO put youH new 10 rus
NC "A''''
Duane led Bullet TO the place lndl,
Gated, hnd cure OF his welfare ana
leit him there, Upon returning to
the tavern porch Duane saw the group |
Of men had been added to by others.
some OF whom ne had seen before. |
without comment duane walked
along the edge Of the road, aud wher'
ever one OF the tracks OF MS horse
showed he carefully obllterated IT,
THIS procedure was uttentlveIy
watched 10y FleIcher ana MS COM
pNhi"hS'
"Wal Dodge remarked Fletcher
as Duane returned "thet's safer n
pruyin fer rnln.'
Duaucs reply was remark as
luQuacious as Fletchcr's, to the effect
that long slow, monotonous ride
was conducive 10 thirst They all
Joined him. Enthusiastically friendly.
But knelI was not there, and most
assuredly not poggin Fletcher was
no COMMON outlaw, hut whatever his
ability. It probably lny In execution
OF orders. Apparently at that time
these men had nothing to do hut
drink ana lounge around the tavern.
Duane set out To make himself ugree-
able and succeeded. An morning men
cumc aud went until All told. Duane
calculated he had seen at least fifty.
.
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NEW TOWN IN RINGLIMG FIELD
Land That Cost $50 an Acre Now Sub
divided Into Town Lots.

RlNGLlNG, Okla, Jan. 30.-A new
town, namcless yet, has sprung up
just north of section "a in the south
east extension Of the Ringing field.
1t IS being built on leased lots on
land belonging to w. ". Woodwork
of Rrngling. Several stores have
been built. a branch supply house Is
being installed and within mile of
the place live propably five hundred
people engaged in the production of
oil.
This land cost Mr.. Woodwork $50
an acre about one year a 20. He
bought It on his judgement that the
oil field would extend there. on Il
now are eight producing wells and
there is room for %. If all are pro-
ducers from the shallow sand his
royalty will pay the purchase price
Of the land every , days The tract
contains fifty acres. Adjoining 1t is
one Mr.. Woodworth traded Ford
car for, which now is worth close
to 100000
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COTTON

NEW YORK. Jan. 30-The cotton market
was Quict today but part OF am carly decline
was recovered, with the cobc steady At a
nrt loss OF 10 l2 points After selling at
17AOc.
The opening was barely steady al A de.
cline Of 90 points under scattering liquida.
ton There was little support from spot
house brokers and some scattered covering
hut every little bulge appeared 20 meet
Wall street and New ORLEANS selling With
March selling of TO 1870 and july To
2ec late In the morning This made a net
decline Of about l6 TO - point, on the
general Inst aud the market then stcadied as
offerings dimini.ho There vas no change
in the general average ~ southern SPOT news
while buying seemed 10 be encouraged during
me afternoon hy the rei'eraiion Of an
English estimate placing the worlds con.
sumption OF American cotton this season at
l 900 600 bales March sold up TO I72Ic.
while July advanced TO l7.i5c making new
nigh ground for tho day on the latter de.
l'ri' Closing prices were few points or
from the be- n4cr realizing Ii was cal
cu'Stcd 10y local statisticiau> that II the
world consumption Of American cotton this
year should aggregate lt,7jO. 600. as rsfi
mated by London authorities. 1t would moan
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OIL STATE EMPLOYEE
MAKES STATEMENT


81 ann now feeling fine and fun OF
energy said Edward Stcpp of Tulsa
IN his statement regarding the hcnc-
iitS ne has derived from the use of
orEatonc q few days ago.
Mr.. Stepp is "a wcll-luown and en-
ergeuc young man employed by the
on state Gasoline company. lie Is
wen known especially among people
IN the oil aud gasoline business. aud
rs regarded as man of his word by
all who know him
For seven years" Mr.. Stcpp said.
y suffered from stomach trouble. /
got so ! couldn't eat much Of any
thing, and what | did cat always hurt
me and didn't seem To give me any
strength. I'm fact my food made me
feel sluggisn ana nervous. NV liver
was torpid and inactive. / WAS fun II
malaria, and ] felt badly all the time.
J was generally run down and had
hardly enough life and energy to fol-
low up my work just had TO pun
my self around
after taking the first bottle Of or
Satoue I passed hard green humps Of
hardened bile, and began 10 feel toned
ur aud my appetite restored. ! have
taken three bottles of the medicine
an together and my stomach is now
IN Tine shape, and / can eat anything
! want ana enjoy it, The malaria and
biliousncss is relieved. / have no bad
feelings whatsoever. have moro
life and energy ana really don't feel
IKE the same man. | find Orgatonc
does the work in "a hurry. Orgatone
has given me the desired results i'm
short time, and am glad to recon
meu.l it,"
There is not single portion OF
the body that is not benefited hy the
helpful action Of OrGatone. which be
sins work by stimulating the digestive
and assimulativo organs. thereby en-
rchiug the blood and stimulating the
whole system. Next, 1t enables tho
weak, worn ont stomach to thorough
~ digest the food, promoting the as
Nlnuidiion Of the nourshing products
/" u" converted into blood, bone and
muscle. II ovcrcomcs that exciting
cause or disease weakness. IL rcn-
ders the body vigorous and elastic.
II Keeps the mind clear and energetic
and throws Off the symptoms OF nor-
Nousness and indigestion. II builds
mp the constitution weakened by dis
ease and mental and physical over
work, quickcnS ConNalcsccnCc. and b.
an unfailing source OF comfort TO all
who suffer from such troubles.
The genuine Orgatonc is sold In
Tulsa exclusively by Roy II. Getmau's |
Rexall store under the personal di- /
roclion OF the Orgatouc health expert
or sent by mail 10 out of town pco- |
pie upon receipt of price 800 per
bottle or six bottles for So.
Other agencies are Cowman's Phar- |
macy, Sapulpa, Oklahoma.-Adv.
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THE stars incline. but do not
compel"
The Daily Horoscope
wednesday. january n, 1ol7.
Copyright, 1916, by the Mcclure News.
paper syndicste.)

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porfnnt Jnv "A, ,lorn, ',', az ",i ul,i''.-
Saturn nrJ N,r,i,, "I ''''V', ~
aspoct j" ''''''''
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nently i'm tho nIblic n',j "v y, "''''-
now f,y' ,rD,il '""',v w ',tiu 1uI'hE me
cyor concerns r,Inn,ai us I"E T"1'- ~
uclt,, ''''"'" "N
Flrp,rs have , ,o,,, .ii,...i... ,...
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cNpcct bo,yy Inss,s rI,,,, ', "'"1
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to Tho FAR v..st 49,. ,,aii '''- ''n pI''.'S
In rho unci,, r,,',,i.i,, ,,.,i.. -.
may be s,r,o fin,r,.'a1 80. i,A','' M =
preston Lut tbn oona,.I ,',,i''.t.
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commonly. ,.r.,,,,.,,,i,,,, '' - ""-
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rceults M tbis tir,o 'N' ''''
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ncys ON tba v,atcr ''' ''"'
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tho ms. nr ,.ls .,,.I ,,,,,.,,.,,, ~
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Whe GOOdIyeaT Tire *
Ewblbpr Co.
NkT0n ONi0

kNIIV A. ...
~ way. m.i rrfhf wanted, 5000 first
',,',,,f w. W ''rF state Common
N,t. ,,, 1"'' l'I'it WIN INV coaching
f.,,,,,,n 'I'' ""hI'' |'! t'H Wd mIl boo
.,,I.g,,,., .i"'N. N'.N'Htion u G.
ma. , N'I 'lnr.N made. TO- meas
"'' '''ht' ih Your territory rtcmsiyvI, .
uaur.ir,,, ,,', N'"'' 10 NrhI'r ia
.u.,J .I'.'''' u,hi ''i'frut,s tr
.omn,u, r.,..' n'I, tailoring
NtNTfn u...I.. '". ''"""' 'n''.
IrrtOr.. ,f.,J, G,..,,..' 'N' A'"l '"l
Fo.d ra, a ,'.,''N. lo uAht PARTIES
fur cip aud ro1d ,ntI l''' lay. 'nn'9
Iu Simply A. VI. ,,.n,.n. b,.,.ii i'...,'H
room ID ''"' '''N'' N"l'l
WANTED Comfy r.,.....,..,...
,rn loau and iu,..tr',., ,.'0'.,.,,. ~"
pNy tu mcu of m.,crIi,. .IiI nb,Ii,t Gi,.'GIi
particular. nud ,tar,r.'I ,i,.l',i 'l u''r LUZ
Address b. % Doc, l2ll ulh. Oin
NNNIID Nuu I..L.L
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MARM!E7TS
FINANCIAL



NEW YORK. Jan. 30 An early break 600
New Haven, forcing that stock down { points
iu 1914 its lowest record, wg, the most dis,
cuurcrtug feature OF the days h,,itu'ug
market. The selling was accompanied by
disturbing reports regarding the future ~
that property, but these were aufhlI1tauV,ly
denied after which Now Haven md the bal.
ange Of the ll.t made substantial recoyerirs.
Irited States steel. On o turnover ot
lin 600 share or about % per cent OF the
day total operations. nuctuatod between
llJA and III q, with net gain ot =
Of point 40 ll1.
Aside from the diversion created by New
Haven AMI steel the market was devoid OF
special features, altho low priced rails were
active mainly At higher levels particularly
southern railways, which gained points.
Total sales amounted 10 l-5.uOu sharrs.
Bonds were irregular some representative
Issues losing ground with further FREQ of
itrings Of St Louis & San IwU.i,eo ud
lustmcnt 6s Total sale, par value,
: 10000
United states bonds were unchanged ON
call
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-01-31

police office rests solely with Mfr.
Funk, and until the police commits
sioner has returned no action viii be
taken by the chief
Whether the five officers Will fight
TO retain their places was not an
ncunced at the station. Under tho
city charter they are granted the right
to public hearing after charges havo
petn tlcd against thcm In some in
stances, especially those of Motor
cycle officer l.. Hingcy ana Grant
Plikington, detective, this feature was
o'erlookcd, however, the officers be-
Ing under the impression that they
were removed because of a shortage
Of funds In the police Golfers.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-01-31

f'h hENl -Four room modern house we'll
furnished, 10 parties without small chli'
drrn' west side. about February can
bill. rrTc World
FOR ttNI 500 per month sA rooms 2
story wiih bath just completed east front
haid""od floorsi Park liil addition Phone
i70l or Sg3
FOR RENT Nicely furnished a., roor,
home colfo In, Immediate Possession.
Phone i6Jg.
foR KlNT Fine house of eight room. IA
party huNiug furniture. close in 200
New AuIt Bldg. rhono 5ilp
FOR RENf se,en.room ipod,ru bo,.a
furniture for sale $40 South Wheeling
q tNlHilfD five room house phouo 1898
nIter y. d.. Mondny mnrnInK
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closed strong 34c to lic net higher with
May At Sl75h to $If54 snd July at
81 i2M 20 sli9ia Corn scored gnin Of
sc 70 \ aud oats Of "a C. to lc Pro.
visions were unchanged 70 l7zc higher
Wheat at first showed much greater ad.
yances IN the now crop futures than In the
May option but IN the end the nearer month
had the lead
Indication Of export buying lifted corn
Oats r. lowed other cereals upgrade
Forecasts of a blizzard which might re-.
strict the marketing Of live stock put firm.
ness into provisions
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SIruATIONs MANILn

kLll NblE aud trustvorth, ofnr. man
""t''. Hk' 10" wants position WI,h large
Gu ''HlAni rgwardins loyal. efficient sorv.
Nrnl} five years with concern en-.
r.'lnF 600 men, rising from fll to ass,st.
hi treasurer no $40. supruI.rr ltfount.
lhH. ''rrcspoudWg som, ,uI..ilut and
I"''Ne ln. lligh grade references SALARY
ndaN foo opportunity Differed Addrrss
hu' Illd care World
tI tNlllkl MEN The writer nf thts .d-
., ''.lt,W'hl h capable of mtlna nU charge
'Nd 'rII uu iustullmouts in nlt tm fmtlia,
WIN Hl details Of the hu.Iu..s and am
r..,, ,y' lgIl'n either boo or around Tulsa.
n'I ul references. For interview nddress
b.h ill q care World
INuINfth wants position ctl.r gna steam
'I ''' iIrhlt also familiar uII ens and
th.'Uw 'inii"u. Please give uIuur number
".' In'N'I.'rs inst letter iilrrss box
a Nut Nu man ot ahIit, md experience do.
atr7 position boo bans con handle anv
C'.l "'"d references Address ailO care
WANTED Copying to do ,n evening. sy s,.
l'I hV.I accurate and u'uf. VIII call
dus JlI, cnro World
INu }uung men Just arrived boz oty. want
unp."' mcnt, automobile or uflra work
an' rs considered. Adif,,, uo, Iils. care
W N'Nlhh Position by experienced lady a.
"''tr' Tor runmiug house or Uuurpkpeper
10" NIN'Ntl Nt bachelor Reference. Ad.
'f'" N"' jilH. care World
WANTED Copying to do iu evenings by
, "urI i}ptt. accurate and rrat. viii ral
Ioi h.I d..Ncr work. AdIrus boa iI5a,
DfH NDI
81 NiIoN wanted as manager NJ room.
lN. house or aH housplcoprr iur widowor.
] l..i Vast Burnett
tNII ldtN,Ep Japancso cuot wants ,itna.
N"H u.Nnic hotel ur restaurant AddreAs
hu' .Nu. cnrr World
Mas Hnd vito want place in private dm,lyI
1000 furnish hrstclhss city r,fcr,nces'
lhuur Hl1H
>ul SO widow wishes position small fam.
.lt "r wldowtrs home bu, gr rurloy.
IbuhOmu
oGk\rlll.it bookkccprr desire, posi.
uuu Necessary qualifications ksforrncea
nuu'h'd. Address 3Iul. caro World
uIli't work or switch board operator
wanted hy young lady experienced bost
.rrI'Hr'H Address 1iuI. care World
PRACTICAL NURSE with experience phone
9Itp
JAPANESE wants place as private chauffeur.
references Addre.sa bus lluU caro- World'
SITUATION WANTED m Iauursc a,
hUtIrr Address box iaul. care World
" lNItp Washing aud ironing. Zoe pcr
dlfHn Phone 3Gip
'k\tIltAL pattern maker wants position.
NddI'is box iipH care World
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BUSINESS PROPERTY

WILL somc one lease space boo ih,ir stpre-
room. about 1890 viii pay fsl 20 S25
World
tph KENT sioretoom. J2t4G Bias. Fourth
street, di1tI feet possession February L
lpl1 See ". & CLARK Oul Calais Rds
Phone 1924
MACHINERY salesman wants desk ruom ln
office Address box iIgU. care NorII
FOR RENT Storcfoom ou south Main
street. Phone iIG5
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nIsINEss ,nANCns


lA' llNNGE We ha,o % 4,un,r, Macon
county MOI latm to exchange for ANAL.
~ i"fw hero This b. fine stock and grain
l"i" seeded 10 Timothy. clover aud al.
iait. 30 acres orchard fenced and cross.
icrrrd. Good room hom,. large bnrn.
FHnhN 'nftioH eastern loan 0f $4,000.
,lsn n'.'' price, goo. II viii bo0r closest
Baker Co., 2li2i2 Texas Hdg Phone 5ii.
! llNNE following leases Tor sale. 90 acres
~ iH. $50. tu aud 5u. 21.IJ. 100 gO. ia.
20. 22. "a. 10, - "a, 80. 2u.tI aud )
ar', -N ~ George l.. Gilmore sand
FOR SALE good paying business located
in the heart ~ the oity. reason Tor mi.
other business. NJ Weiss, bo, asa. Henry:
rOR SALE one oi the oldest and heat
mo'trngcr services Ia town GOOD on.
Eonunily for party with ear Cali at IDS
iuh sALt-Oh lease 100 acres. ioo.7
seminole county, Oklahoma. 40 acres 2a'
~ 2. fuitawhtomic county Oklahou,a Iohn
Swartt, Nollvillc Ark
orr new stock ~ garden aud flower seeds
At" now here tccdS being scarce this sea.
t,n, luy carly while stock are compl.te
biudiu" stevens Seed company
fit0i NATIONAL. TAtLuRA. heat vain. a.,
made in order clothes, cleaning aud uress.
inF Basement First National bank Bidg.
FIRST CLASS grocery store and meat mar.
bet Tor sale in q good location. doing
good bu'iness Call 9l6 West First or phons
fgH ''''
FOX sALE $1,000 grocery $1,000 grocery.
600 grocery $4,000 general mercban'
disc Tor sale or trade Peoples Investm.nt
Go. '17 kohinton bldg
BEAIIlt want your second hand furiitur,
ard stoves. '.ill pay the hIgh,at cash
prirrs 30 West First, phone g6I
"ho' tkl stocks. meat markets. hardware
and lurnitufe store for sale losrnh
bonn'lN llah South Main Phone 6li0
WANTED . buy a good blacksmith shop
Win three or four acres N Iand. must be
q live town. Adircs, box iigg caro- World
NOTICE To all persons. highest cash prics
paid for second hand clothes. shoes, hats.
G@itoCElif Tor sale for cash Good location.
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CHICAGO. Jan 30 HOGS Reccipis
9Co oDI head. market strong to higher, bulk
SIla5Mll.7O. light Hoo 1lC0. mixed
81 l5N1t7J. heavy Sli25W Wll.sO. pigs
80 t0m11r0. rough sl12jml1iU.
CAlTLE Receipts p 600 head market
steady. native beet cattle fT.7Irtll .p5.
western steers s7T-nlulj. ttock,rs Aud
feeders fGa9. cuVs and teifor. sJNlU25.
calves SllffIi7-.
SHEEP Receipts 10000 head. market uu.
settled wcthcrs &lUGjN l1.fU. ewes ~ 30
NlOjO. lambs Sll.5ih.1ll9.
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Kansaa Ctty Graln

KANSAS CITY. Jan. 30 WHEAT In.
changed no. hard sl75M11D, 40. 2 rcd
i1.75W1 50.
corn tnchanrcd. No 2 mixed o7N
% w. No. white o7@07Hc, No yellow
81 " N Csc
OATS Unchanged No white 56L
~ iir SO. mixed so 5Gc.
RYE -sl.IjGIiG
KAflR AND MILO MAIZE -s242a25G.
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FOR RlNI one large front dorVn.tsir.
room lu new modern home. either I'm.
nlthed or unurnished Tor sIcUpins ouiy.
Address box it92. care World
FOR ttNI. Three uuiurnished rooms Jan.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-01-31

consumption for the three years ending
with next July amounting to approximately y
2, 1000, 600 bales more than the actual growth
of the three seasons as suggested by the
census figures aud estimates OF the present
crop.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-01-31
Now York Cotton rntnrss.
New Orleans Cotton Futlres
GRAIN


CHICAGO. Jan. 9O-Fears that pro.
dicted cold wave might harm unprotected
portions of the winter crop tended today 70