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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-11-10
During Vice Crusade

The general effect on the coun'
Try. he thinks. would he 10 stimulate
nors attention 10 matters % health
and sanitation.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-11-10
DONATE 384 QUARTS
HOME CANNED FRUIT
more ARE NEEDED

Mr.. and Mrs. e. ". Munsell. own.
ers OF the Century Cone Co. 500
Blewett st. are going 10 donate asa
quart jars OF home canned fruit TO
the Sammies at Camp Lewis for
their Thanksgiving dinner. Three
hundred and eighty-four Jars OF fruit
won't go very far with about 10000
sammies at Camp Lewis. and no
they are appealing to Seattle house.
wives 10 help. They are planning to
deliver goods TO the camp the sun.
day before Thanksgiving.
Those who wish to help toward
this cause may phone North PA. Mr..
Munsell will call for donations with
his automobile.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-11-10
STRAND film TO
HELP The SMOKE
F j N D MONDAY
SMOKE FUND DATES

Monday strand theatre profits
every Monday so to smoke
FUND
Thursday. Nov ib-iaundry
and bye Works Drivers
union, dance at Eagles hall
Saturday. Nov. ~ Handlers
club dance. t.eibley'a hail,
q. Anne ave. and Eoaton 1t
Friday. Nov "a Dance at the
Mystic Jewel club. odd fol.
lows hall
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-11-10

All candidates for port commissions
have been invited TO speak at the
meeting OF the Commonwealth club,
20 be held at the Good Eats cafeteria.
Monday. at s d. m.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-11-10
FRANCIS CONFIRMS
FALL OF kERENSKY
Continued From Page l

Tho revoiutlonists. aitho the Amer
lean consuIa wire 10 Frhncia from
Moseow may come thru later from
Petrograd
The Russian embassy. prepared
for further usurpation Of power by
the radicals. predicted today the
Bolaehoviki Maximalists probably
would form new cabinet. with
Nicolni Lenlno as premier and
Leon Trotsky as minister Of foreign
affairs
I,eninc for Dictator
While still without official advices.
tho embassy believed Il entirely prob.
able that T.enino and his associates
would aspire TO "A proletarian dicA
torghip.
The lingering official hope that
Kcrcnsky could ro-cstahlish the old
provisional government was badly
shocked today because ~ reports
that the peace radicals control Mos
COW
put Russian embassy officials re.
fused 10 believe the MaXimallst
Bolsehcvild movement will succeed
It's temporary rise TO power will
mean bloodshcd and counterrcvolu.
tons. they declared. A political
policy built upon theoretical and
Utopian principles in the midst OF
this war cannot endure
The collapse OF Russia, for which
Italy already has paid dear price
turned official minds in Washington
TO n multitude OF international prob
lens There were Dich questions as
whether Russian should be allowed
representation In tho coming inter.
allied conference. and whether Amer
lean loans and supplies should con.
tinue TO go to Russia's aid.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-11-10
co. D LADIES Meet

The ladies OF the sewing circle OF
Company y auxiliary will be enter.
tnined Tuesday afternoon. November
10. nj 1890 D. m, at the home OF Mrs.
l.. Charles Neville. 1921 Queen Anne
ave business OF importance viii be
brought up.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-11-10

Next Monday viii be the first IL
Will be the first OF several Mondays
when the entire profits OF the strand
theatre for the day viii be turned
over 60 the smoke fund.
THE Man without a Country" an
up. 60 date version Of the famous
story by Edward Everett Hide. will
be fca tured
william ~ Smythe. the manager
OF the strand. WaH a veteran In the
Boer war. wounded In action lie
knows what Il neans 10 want cig
arut. and not get one. 80 he's doing
this hit" towards furnishing the
aanmies Ia France with tobacco.
Mrs G. " Garter OF Cedar Fails
has put tina; little town on the map.
90 far as the smoke fund for the
boys In France ~ concerned
shc brought IN t1s 70. which she
had collected with the assistance OF
Joe Clenuon. who obtained fi03b
from the i0esrra near By
n all towns % this size did az well.
a big sum would be realized In the
country Ia no time
ANEAA wy - htAAAh' FHsA ~ B.
sn for the smoke fund BY the iaun
ar, and Dye Works Drivers. NJ
/ Eagles hall
The Mystic Jewel social club viii
I give a dance aud card party for the
/ benefit Of the Boys in France Tobac'
GO FUND az lie club rooms IN The
/ odd Fellows temple. Tenth ave and
I Pine st. November "a. The adniz
/ sion will D. 50 cents per couple Mrs
/ Ida y Forbes is chairman % the en-
trrtainment COMMITTEES.
I re sisa.iy arLnsw lodged ..... ssirers
/ Passenger. Of = :, Admiral Wat
Jes West. csshrssrs. wash, ...s 80
W ~ snt.. ts~hmsrs. Nssh 50
! y. Howard. tsshtnsre. Nseh 30
. D. asstsnsans. cashmere, Na@h. 80
sh~s. tsN ssshmsrr. Ns-h .tst -
" Nh.rp. t.shmsr~. wash y"
/ . lindsay serrts. teahusrr. Wash. -
". NJ. Miller. Cashmere. wa.h 80
~ Freeman. t.shtnsrs, Na-h -
Ja.. ps shsw. Cashmere. W s.h 80
q. A t-sad.nis-sh. Cashmere
" J. Msrts,. sasisrnsr~. ws.h .... 80
I q a. rrsre. s..hmsr~. ws.iss ,... -
I A. sriffih. s..hs~re. N.sh .ss., 20
ttss,<st Leonard. Cashmere, Wash. -
= n. Tre.d~sit. Cashmere. Wash. 30
uarrp Miller. ts.hsnsr~s " ash 80
D. ssft,.a. Cashmere. Mssh -.tss -
s.ssras -t~isy. Cashmere. wash 20
o. fashnst. Cashmere. Naah 20
a.. a fssksn. Cashmere. Wash so
Hay bates. Cashmere. wash ..st 80
o. a. 1shtnlft~n. Cashmere. Wash. 70
o. q. sehsnittsn, tsahnsrr. Wash. 80
wu H.tss. Cashmere. wash s... 20
a. Morris. Cashmere. Wash .s.ss -
~ o. ~aiiivnn. Cashmere. Nsshs -
fasbrnrfe. " ssh TO
lt o. ttsht-.. Cashmere. N..h... IS
rsxt fsar, Cashmere. wssh. ~
I've Bartsa Dean. $40 Ssath sisth
"a North Nskinas. " ash ..ss.. 81 90
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BD United Press Lc1Gcd Wire
PORT TOWNSEND. Nov. To-
Military officers from Puget Sound
forts have served notice on Port
Townsend that vice must be curbed.
or soldiers will DO prohibited from
visiting the city.
one dance hall has been closed and
n drive iaunced against bootleggcrs.
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d.ils~t~d by dv.- Z. ". Garter.
Cedar fsiis. wash.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-09-16
BY Lady DuH-Gordon
az yCIL e.

I NORERuNNEItS in furs have arrived
The first foreshadowing Of the seasons taste in
iarS indicates that the rtslaired kind will be the
ia'orteS On TINS page the subtle moleskin the
iSrous seal baby lamb and ernine-shorharcd furs all
% them Last season efforts at combining two or moro
ENDS of furs bid fn be successful next Winter
'han they we're last This may as it were the cnlmnat
~ season III mat respect The combination of furs is etfec
i've II the comhinationis effective paradox PERHAPS
But be careful about combination of YOUR frs DC Won
are OF your foods For if carccssly made each will d
agree with you
All OF the pictures This page show an effective FIR
combination The largest figure of the trio reproduces
graceful coat of wool velour distinctive feature is its
1ieSs and the remarkable width of its fur crs Tho hnoo
fur cuffs large enough to make sleeves FOR coat -;
ught-sleevc Yet that the sleeves are short
despite the striking depth of the cuffs
Inc collar IS Of satin and faGens near the shoulder ss
cush collar OF the usual type had slipped to one side
ms coar OF dark satin embroidered in pale coors lined
WIZ, oaoF ainOa reversal observe of the usual pro-
ctdue in fact, the collar 10 be all reversal W.
me cliect upon the Wearer IS charmingIv chic
novel note introduced by the sash of the velour
ned with the same silk the collar The novelty of tho
Iasn Is enhanced by It's beng ned so that the lining of
long ends IS shown The pale silk embroidery on the ends
repeating the color note Of the wrap emphasizes the rich
ness OF the wrap office which the embroidery of Tho
reversal collar also performs
Seaskin and crmine ALWAYS been good f,r ro,5
Inc h darkness of the calskn throws into finer relcf tho
sno"-Ike quality Of the ermne The combination always
suggests the night and snow or froet no, h,,
velvet. - ~ "f0Ai oinoA
The young who tic scalskn cane any 90,
We smarter You will agree for the crmne stole wound
twice ABOUT her neck and falling in long at the back
AN odo DOT very smart effect is secured by tho tailor
maze girl who her moeskin and ber s &c
erne as nesgentiy though they scarfs Of mne
,S are grace indeed 10 wear costly clothes though
tey were not costly, with the easy grace with bc
you wear the simplest gowns your wardrobe Nv +rad
eye quickly detects the woman who i, wearing ;n,
WHICH she IS especially proud Unconsciously she shows
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-09-16

care OF the gown, maternal protcctivcncss
Inc seasons when it is fashion caprice to co,cho e,r,
are not expensive they seem For c:tov"rs % IN
used IN the combination chinchia cloak worn ahont
the colar and cuffs freshencd into ncwness bv trn
mngs OF sealskin Ermine he feshcDed ~, co,sL 49,
moieskin cellar and cuffs have seen mo,csk;n 900.
aeautihed by ermne trimmings. Since the watchyorJ 81
everyday living Economy. let me suggest hat ro.
can be richly combined with comparatively small hts o M
1oI7
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-09-16

SLACK velvet enriched by the addition of little ernine
oue velvet is smartened by the addition of black or
While selecting the combinations Of cloaks and furs ~
not Ofget your mats Fur harmoncs may border on dis
cord by the selection of Earring color Think we'll IN
cloaks hat should not be purchased upon impulse It
sh"nld be the aftermath of your Autumn wardrobea ost
carefully considered aftcrlnath o
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-09-16

L ADY DUFF-GORDON the famou. Lucille Of
i London. and foremos. creator of fashions IN the
80 world writes each week the fashion article for
Tins Newspaper presenting oil that Is newest and be-.
in styles for well-dressed women.
Lady Duf-Gordon's Pari, establishment bring, boz
into close touch with that centre of fashion,
Lady Duff Gordon's American establishments nc
at Nos. 81 and 80 IVES, Fity-seventh stree, New
York. and No. 400 Lake Shore Drive Chicago
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-12-27
United States VIII Be
Patient With Russia

WASHINGTON Dec. 26.-Grea;
flrbcarsuce and patience Will be ex-
ofcised by the American government
30 dealing with the chaotic Russian
situation because 10 Is realized that
German intr que workly thru thinly
disguised agents within the ranks Of
the Boisheyiki, is doing its utmost 20
bring about breach between tho
United states and Russia IL was nu-
thorltatis cly stated today that Ameri-
can representatives IN Russia diplo-
matte. economic and other Will care
fully avoid any Interference with the
Internal politics II the country and
viii be guided u th-ir conduct b. the
sir!ctes' rlles of neutrality as between
russian factions IL Is the purpose TO
permit the Russian people themselves
% work out their own salvation free
from any American interfereuces
There IL atill desp-seated cOnVic-
ton In administration circles that
within a reasonable period a satisfac-
tory and probably permanent govern
ment OF democratic form will-ba de
velopea from the present turmoil.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-12-27
LEGAL

% aid Improvements iu accordance with
sa.a Tlans and specifications; and,
WHEREAS 4 contract for the ,opsi-nc.
iion of Falt improvements was duly SsaTtt
10 p y Mccormick. and the City tpgir.er
has prepared submitted and filed mis- writ
ten statement containing the names OF :he
persons. firms corporations and estates oNr'
iug abIftiug property. the property benc'
fitted and other property liable 10 Asse,s'
meni for said Improvements. on the alleys
In said Improvement district the number OF
front feet owned bv each, and signaling
Tie property owned by each By block or lot
number or Otherwise, 20 as 10 identiiy the
same, and also containing an estimate OF ihe
ioisi cost OF such improvements, the por.
hon and amount OF such cost to be assessed
againsi the ebuitnE property, the prope-i"
so benefited and other property liable 10
assessment ard the total amount 10 he appor'
Soned TO levied and assessed against sArh
property and he owners thereof &C 'oiding
70 the benefits resulting from such improve
ments and ssid Board has duly examined,
sistenent and has duly determined D.. rtsc-
luton 90 asses the cost Of such improve
menis and directed notices thereof 10 he
given 20 the owners Of such properly by
publication ~ provided In said ChAr.e-. and
Aas required due notice to be served rp1n
the owners Of Such property by registered
letter addressed 20 such owners and tcprs-
tied in the Post Office OF the City OF tll>a,
Oklahoma and said Board did in sai rr.o.
luton and notice set date on Nhich It
would hear all matters affecting such prop
eriy, o. the benefits thereto or any cls ms
or liability or objections TO the masias OF
such Improvements or any other obIe iior,
thereto: and IN pursuance OF said action. pub.
LEGATION and notice such session was daily
convened and held by this Board at the
time Designated in said notice; and.
WHEREAS: Al such session this Board
did heai and consider all complaints and
objections 10 the making OF such improve.
ments and the apportionment OF :he cost
thereof. and did thereafter review revise and
correct said written statement, and dad ap.
prove and confirm said statement a. so
revised and corrected and.
WHEREAS: All Legal requirements have
been fully complied with 10 authorize tie
leyying Of said assessments against the aJUt.
ting property. the property benefited and
other property liable TO assessment AMI the
owners ihe-eof In said District
now THEREFORE BE 1T ORDAINED
RY THE BOARD or COMMISSIONERS OF
THE CITY OF TULSA, OKLAHOMA:
SECTION / That there shall he and
hereby is apportioned TO- charged. levied
and assessed against the several lots and
tracts Of land liable to assessment, aird the
owners thereof. in STREET IMPROVE.
MENT DISTRICT no. 1854, With the ~.
provcmenis thereon and the appurtensnc' :
ihereunto belonging a, a special tax to pay
r. P. Mccormick for the construction OF
street improvements as provided by ton-
tract with the City OF Tulsa. Oklahoma. the
amounts respectively a. follows. to-wit:
CAMPBELL ADDITION
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-12-27
LEGAL
published In The Tulsa Daily World. De
eember 81. 20 and 20, 1917. wOril
Publishing Company, Pubisher)
ORDINANCE No 1908

published in The Tulsa Daily World, De.
eember 81 2s and 20, 1917. wOril
Publishing Company, Publisher)
ORDINANCE No 1908.
AN ORDINANCE TO APPoRTIoN. LEVY
AND ASSESS THE COST OF IMPRoyICG
THE ALLEYS INCLUDED IL STREET III.
AGAINST THE ANYTHING PROPERTY
THE PROPERTY BENEFITED AND OTHFR
PROPERTY LIABLE TO ASSESSMENT
AND THE OWNERS THEREOF IN SAID
DISTRICT: AND DECLARING AN EMER'
WHEREAS; In pursuance OF the proyi.
sions of the Charter OF the City Of Tulsa,
Oklahoma, the Board OF Commissioners OF
sary 10 pave and otherwise improve the al.
leys included in STREET IMPROVEMENT
DISTRICT NUMBER los A. the same being
THE Alley HnIT,6L II BLOCK "a one OF TIE t
unpAved portions Of its intersection with
Fourtcec,h Stree, and Walnut Street
TE ALLEY HS,d,FEs II Rtook n,2Fo OF TIE
aid CIV tose,her Win IN. GN apDsysS oT' 70
ticns o. its Intersections with 10th Street
THE ALLEY iN BLOCK OF THE BUR.
CESS hill ADDITION to the City Of Tulsa,
together with the unpsved portions Of It's
Intersections with King Street and Latino,
Street,
THE ORIGINAL TowNsrTE AND BLOCK
AZ or OWEN ADDITION to the CITY OF
Tulsa, from the south line OF Third street
to the east production OF the south line ot
block AZ OF the Owen Addition to said City.
THE ALLEY IN BLOCK Q OF FRED
YEAGER ADDITION AND THE ALLEY in
BLOCK OF THE YEAGER ADDITION to
the City Of Tulsa, together with the unpavcd
portions ~ It's intersections with Seventeenth
Street ana Eighteenth Street, and the several
lots aud tracts OF land to be assessed FOR
the Improvement thereof in the City Of Tuls'
Oklahoma.
And said Board did set forth In said
resolution the nature and extent OF the i'm
proVements 10 be- made on said alleys, and
the materials with which said improvements
were TO be constructed, and that said Inn.
provements were TO be made according 10
the plsns and specifications TO be submitted
specifications were thereafter submitted by
the said Engineer and duly adopted by said
Board and said poard did thereafter duly
advertise for sesles bids for the construction
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-12-27
NEW YORK COTTON ADVANCES
Market Opens Steady ut Unchanged
Prices But Goes Rapidly Up.

NEW YORK. Dec 26.-Therc was
a sharp advance In cotton today with
all the active months making new
high records for the season. Trading
was not active or general, but there
appeared 10 be very few sellers and
the strength OF tho near positor.s
dominated the entire list. January
sold up TO 30.55 during the late trad
ing or so points above Mondays
closing figures. and closed at 30.53
with the general list closing strong at
a net gain Of 43 TO 7s points.
The market opened steady at un-
changed prices TO an advance OF 23
points with January relatively firm.
II was the first January notice day
no notices were issued, and traders
seemed TO doubt whether much cot
ton will he brought here for delivery
unless shipments from the local stock
make more warehouse room avail
able
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-12-27

GURLEY EXPLORERS s ALIDADE Lost-On
Frisco train from Enid. Okla last Thurg.
day, December 30, 1917. Return to Carter
reward -
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-12-27
C0WETA NEGRO IS KILLED
Colorcd Farmers Battle when Hog
Ownership Is Disputed

COWETA, Okla, Dec. 26.-B. H.
Jones. negro farmer, was killed here
last night by Nicodemus Thomas,
colored and n farmer, following a dis
pute that arose over the ownership OF
Il hog. Thomas has been arrested
and is beng held on charge OF muir
der.
II Is stated that Thomas shot Jones
with 5000 rifle and, that Jones at
tempted to weld a razor. The de-
fendant drove several miles 20 Coweta
and surrendered to the sheriff He
claims self defense.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-12-27
FOR SALE
FOR SALE

AUTO SUPPLIES AND REPAIRS II
AUTOMOBILES REPAIRED-Radiatore and
tenders our specially; Gil work guaran.
teed. We buy. sell and exchange used
cars, East Brady.
WE WANT your used cars, any condition.
for wrecking purposes. viii pay spot cash
Auto salvage. el6 East Secona street.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-12-27

'~''hNNNfIE M'Ff'fHf r. 10
NEW ORLFAN-. Dec go Cortrary 20
general .re,iatious instead Of the exp, ,.ted
heay. terAeurg of cotton on Jsnusry con
fr.ci. ru January notice, made 'heir tp'
u4sranr, tai. morning causirs b-.aied sEcris
10 cover rs.lltng Iu % higher opening. t'icr
which market continued 90 improve. o. Ing
t0 strength o. southern spot, aud more Ia
yorab.r export outlook
All th. cotton delivered o. December ron,
tracts WIS Ahrorbsd by trade interaci and
u Is hot that January viii also be ia.en
care " when th- time comes.
Becsus. o. The tenaeiiy which spots ffs
being hid in fh south. and dmand - con
sequence ir reflected in higher pricssN The
mills will De Obliged 10 buy much cotton !or
future rrnairem4uts
So far exports from all ports his sea
,0n to'a. $500 900 bales against 100000
last year 90 other words shipments 10 ku'
rope hafD averaged 100 900 bales per week,
and II ft ratio is maiurined the balance OF
the season the United States will lave
shipped about $500 900 bales II The spot
demand continues market will work higher
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-12-27
RAILS TAKE LEAD ON
N. Y. STOCK MARKET
Transportation Companies Are
Proceeding With I'm
usual Caution.

NEW YORK. Dec. 26.-Rails led
the post holiday recession OF the
stock exchange. a score OF those is
sues declining / 20 8 points with yet
lower records for 81 Paul preferred
at 62ie and Baltimore q ohio pre-
ierred and common AT asa ana
3si4 respectively. The fresh rcac-
ton was popularly associated with
indications that the administration
soon is to announce its policy Of rail-
road control. congress 10 share In the
responsibility.
An illustration Of the caution with
which transportation companies are
proceeding was furnished by thv Della
ware 4 Hudson directors. a regular
dividend was declared for the first
quarter Of 1918. instead OF ordering
payments for the fun year, as was
long the custom
lndustrials suffered almost as much
rs rails derive their impulse from
LIQUIDATION of equipments. For this
no explanation was youchsafed other
than possible further revision Of
prices by the war hoard.
Trading lapsed after the first hour.
the market coming TO a s'audstill
In the intermediate an dlater periods
except for "A weakening Of utilities.
Leaders made nominal rallies just be-
fore the close, chiefly Reading and
Union Pacific. United States Steel
showing net loss OF 2 points at
s8 y. Sales amounted to $4,000
shares.
Foreign bonds forfeited much Of
their recent recovery on less favor
able war views presented by repre-
sentative banking interests Liberty
issues were active. the 3 rs holding
at $3.50 to 9S.22. Total sales. at par
value, aggregated s4.65d;100
United States bonds old issues,
were unchanged on call.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-12-27

tNtrHndberg McGreoyy 4 CO..
After the prs holiday advance today. which
was influenced to some degree By the flood
OF peace talk the market has i6s its mo.
mentnm toi the time being on account oi
failure Of the time being on account oi
The announcement from Washington that
the government would take over the control
OF the railroads on January ! has failed to
stimulate the market on ground that the lack
OF information as 10 the detsils OF the T. an
leaves The security owners In doubt as 10
the ut lt'mri' fate OF their holdings as much
az ever. lnAsmuch as il Is intmated that no
definite announcement as 10 the final deNQils
OF the plan will he made until later o. me
week % Is 10 be expected that the market
VIII marx iIme Tor ODE prssent.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-12-27

PURsE-Lost, small gray silk purse con.
tanning money and keys. Please return
keys Call Usage 1890
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-12-27
MARRIAGE LICENCES

James W. Swarts, -, Miami. Mrs.
Alma Beatty. IS. Tulsa.
Oryil r. Emmons, As. Tulsa Mrs
Flora -. Hosenfeldt, 46. Tulsa.
Ed Stacey. ". Cushing; Mrs. Lu-
cile Ford 36. Tulsa.
\. c.'Mays. 2. Broken Arrow: Miss
Bessie Hill, 2l Broken Arrow.
John j. Webb. 81. Alexander; Miss
Ada May Pirtie. 20. Tulsa.
Fay S Young. "a. Oklahoma City;
Miss Georgia Archer. 23. Tulsa.
r. y. Curran,--23. Tulsa: Miss
Naude tarbess. 81. CARRIER.
G. /. James. As. Bigheart: Mrs. s
4. Kern. 43. Pigheart
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-12-27

ST LOUIS, Dec. 2t-uOGS Receipts
$500. higher. Lights S17O0al725: pigs
$4,000 % rs: mixed and butchers Sl7 90
al7.95 good heavy, s1720@l745; bu.k
$l7O0@174O.
CATTLE Receipts, 6,3OO, steady Natiy,
and hcifers, $7.OOdl550; cows, s50Ocl
1l.0O stoekers and feeders, s65oQ .O0i
Texas quarantine steers, sg.Oo@l2.ii, iaii
TO prime southern beef steers S6.75@ 20,
beef cow and heifers, $4,000 61O.00 prime
yearling steers aud heifers $3.50 a 10 90;
native calves. S5.7Sd16.O0.
sHEEP--RSeeipts, l,2ooi strong and
higher. Lambs, $4,000 1870; owes 1000
Wlt50Y wethers, Sli.00d 1850, cannor,
and choppers, S6.00@9.00.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-12-27
SPECIAL NOTICES

NOT1CE--All union men are requested to
atteSd.a meeting Of the Labor Congress
N Carpenters hall, Thursday night, De-
cember 81 st 3 O'Clock Bert Tilton.
President; G. W. West, Secretary.