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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-07-26
RECORDED
BY WAR STOCKS
Higher Levels Attained In
Wall Street Today,

NEW YORK, July 20 War stocks and
spccirltica, including sugars, led tho nrt
to higher levels NJ today'r firm OPENING
Sentiment among traders was more
cheerful IN expectation NJ nm early So'u-
ton of important prohlerns now pending
At Washington Equipments advanced
from large fraction 10 IA. points Tor
baldwin Locomotive and Beet sugar
gained : points United states steel fose
almor, n point with Rc,hlehem and Cru
clhle Steelr. Anaconda recorded an un-
usual gain. Declines ~ fractions TO =
point were confined to sh'ppinFr, me
motors, Lackswmnns Steel. Sinclair OIL
and ~ Paul,
Dealings fell to insignificant proper
tions IN the afternoon. but the market
added to Tia gain Of the morning on the
strength OF metals, Industrial Alcohol
and hlde and Leather preferred stesls
also improved. hut rails were staEnnnt,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-07-26
firm UNDERTONE
LIFTS UP COTTON
Market Receivers Early Loss
and Advances,

new ORLEAN% Miy g6. Clearing
weather II the eaStYn half OF the belt
ana the uNaNorable@f uaslnn news caursd
medctnte selling Of cotton here today
which put the price 10 To ! points dow
In the first half hour II business The
market WAS quiet and In the attitude OF
waiting on the penpins government ~
port on condition.
Al II level 10 to II points down. the
supply or contracts hwcaiho small, On re-
ports of u good spot demand In the west.
orn belt the market did better, making u
fun recovery and toward noon standing
I 10 10 points OVER Yesterdays close.
A firm undcrtone was taken OF the
afternoon and early short sellers bought
back their cotton at n loss. In the trad
ing up 10 ] 80 the market was llucd TO II
level Of rs 10 - points over yesterday
last quotations,
spot cotton steady and unchanged
sales on the spot, 900. TO arrive. ~
Good ordinary, 90 SIC; strict good ordi-
nary, g31c. low middllng. Gs7c; strict
low middlins. 2h06c, middhns, 20 aSc:
strict middlng, 70 lic, good middling,
- G2c, strict good mlddlink. % SOC. Re.
Celptr, 23s stock, 1870. 900.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-07-26

LIV ERpOOl

LIVERPOOL, july 20 COTTON Spot
10 points higher. American mlddllns fair.
10 sc; good middling, 10 acc, middlins,
lgc low mlddlinR, 5000. good ordinary,
u 60c, ordinary, l1l0c, Sales. 1000 bales
Including LOO American, Receipts. 1000
bales, including 800 American. Futures
N points higher. July II s0c; July Au.
gust, " hbc. Sept emhor- October, II 02c.
nciohcr- NovcmhCr, 1880. December
January, II H5C, March April. I11hc. May
June, l16lc. Tho above arc all fixed
nIlNnh
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-07-26

ST. LOUIS, July 20 HOGS Receipts,
9, 900. Market Be- higher Lights, 80 2hn.
butchers, rs 500 10 ot good heavy ~ 30
tl6w bulk. ilb IOn 10 90. CATTLE
Receipts. 500. Prospects steady, naive
beef steers, 1860 ~ 30, ycarling steers
and hoifors. ~ b0N 10 k0j cows. BO0u
1880, stocksrs and feeders, 81 OoYyeu,
Trxu quarantine steers, ~ b0de 90,
prime southern beef steors, SOOnla 20,
beef cows aud heifcrH. ~ ana OO, prime
yenrllng steers aud heifrrs, 5000 10 90,
native lambs, t6O0n - 40 SNEEl ho
CENTS. . 200. Prospects iow-r, Spring
lambs, SO 500 rs. 90; clipped e~os. S0Ou
$50; Gamers, ,OOu , 80; choppers, 500
n 40
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-07-26
CHICAGO.

CHICAGO. July ~ RITTER Lowsr
Creamery. SbnJs ElUS Lower. Re
coipts, li.l90 cnscs Firs'r, 30r Ta2.c,
ordinary nrsts. 2sn zoe. Al mark. cases
included, 27dSic, POTATOES! Lower.
Receipts, AZ cars. Virginia barrels, 400
aisb; Kentucky. Illinois and Kansas
sacks, Sin0ml2h. POULTRY Alive,
lower. Fowls, i1utpc. springs, 22r 2sc,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-07-26
KANSAS CITY.

KANSAS cry. July 70 HOGS To
ceipts, 5000. market steady to atrong
Hulk. iih. OOu l6f 10, heavy, SO b0H 10 80
light, ~ ibulbbO. pigs IA bodi u Wu
CATTLE loccipt-, 5000, Including ,soo
southcrus Hest strong others weak,
Prime fod steers, Sl?7Suia eo, dressed
beef steers. 80 Oou IL so, southern steers
tI0Ou II 90 cows, 81 oOns 90 hclierr
s. bUU IS 90, stockcrs, 81 h0n " 40 calves
q 0NA 1850 SHEEP Rscripts, 2ouo
Market STEADY. Lambs, ~ 2bYlb ~
warnings. $40 OoN II 30, wcthers, sshoV
1900. ewes, ", b0u y 90. s,ockcrs, " oou
ID 10
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-07-26
CHICAGO,

CHICAGO, July "a nOus hscelnls,
$4,000, Market strong HUN, snW
10 so light. 81 60ml6,Sbi mixed, HOY
1896 heavy, - 500 10 sbi rough ~ S1u
c,iprr, 5000 Market weak Native hoet
cattle, 81 2OulA 10, western rtocr- hhog
II 40, Stockors and feeders, t6lOUe 10
and helfcfs, 81 SOU NO calves
80 25u 1880 sHEErl Receipts, II OoO
Market weak, Wctherr. Nhoull 49,
lambs 50 IA.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-07-26
KANSAS CITY oAsA nnAlh

KANSAS cry. July 26.-wurAT
over No hard, n7syasJ No 3 red.
ig6Sg2b ", CORN atendy No. 2 mixed
s. 100 Z 80, No. 2 white. 81 ~. No. . yoi.
low, 22l OATS Lower No. 2 white
s0atOhoi No. 2 mixed. 76d76c. RYE,
t21!tr2r9s kAFFlR and Milo MAIZE.
a 2U1i a 40
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-07-26
NEW YORK

NlW YORK. July 26 Improving
weather over the eastern belt caused Hu
opening decline uf lJ to Ia pulntH IN the
cotton market today. but prices rallied
iImoat immediately on buying very sim
iIut 10 hint of Yesterday. including Wall
street, Liverpool, New orleans and
houses with Texas connections. OCtobar
soon advanced to 70 zoe, OF 3 points over
last nights cloSe II was reported that
the recent japanese buying has been
ners md that English cotton buyers have
beet active throughout the south during
the past fortnight
Information received from Liverpool
today was TO the effect that the british
shipping controller hopes to provide space
for tho importation weekly OF 80, 900 bales
al new crop American cotton This had
quite n strong effect ~ the midday
market and prices were sustained up
around tho heat point, October selling nj
- 2Ac with business ~ moderate volu Ma,
including further support from Wall
street interests
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-07-26
CHICAGO CASA GRAIN.

CHICAGO, July &c WHEAT No ?
red, AS No 2 hHrd, nominal CORN.
No ? yellow, 81 2bp2B OATS stan.
datd, Wltnslc RYE Nominal nAR-
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-07-26
LEAD N spHLr6R.

NEW yORK. July N-The metal ~.
chHnge quotes LEAD Firm Spot East
- Loul, deliver, snussc A. Lon.
srELrER. spot, f5i, futures, 100.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-07-26
Produce Provisions
KANSAS CITY.

KANSAS CRY, July u BUTTER
Creamery. SSc, firsts, 3tc. Toconds. S3c.
"a ckins. NC. EGDa Firs's. 2ec Sec.
onds. &c. POULTRY Hens, 49,.
BOOSTERS. lac. hroilerr, zoe POTATOES
Firm II 40
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-07-26
News From Nation's Markets
Outside Livestock
FORT WORTH.

rNRr WORTH, Tesss, July Is ,CNI
TIN Receipts. 5000, 10 10 Zoe lower
becvrs, So 500 o 100 HOGS Receipt
900 10 to Zoe higher, heavy, flbhon
lbh SHEEpi Receipts. 1000, nt"hdy
lambs, SlN OOultOO
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-07-26
81. LOUIS CASH GRAIN.

ST LOUIS, July 20 WHEAT steady
lnsL conn Higher No. 2, 81 2bG2.35V,
No 2 white, TtlD2N OATS Higher
No 2, 1SnTsbc, No 2 white. SIC. Rye
aleahN- No. 2 nomlnnl
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-07-26

,''''S There wcls Two features about
louay'h hog mntk~N one wsA a general
advance of Zoe per hundred The other
was mat one shippor had ton carloads
" one lt which sold NJ The top price Of
tlo 10 The hig string was owned by Il
\ LIVE NJ 'hichaHhn The bulk Of the
dny .nlos ware on u tli60Wlb.36 seal.
IStork hogs were STEADY
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-07-26
OUT-OF-TOWN REAL ESTATE

FOR SALE or Exchange - Delightful
hunting. fishing, oysters, boating. bath
ihs; pure gulf breeze; cool summers,
warm winters; good water; rich soil
ntalthfuii no pests; for clear property or
merchandise. Armstrong, l2S East Sec
ond Wal 1864
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-07-26
81, LOUIS.

ST LOUIS, July "a POULTRY I'm
changed. except henr. i6nl sc, sprinGs, ~
u23c. geese, lie, BUTTER and EGGS;
Unchanged.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-07-26
sOoAp.

NEW YORK. July 20, Raw sugar
Firm Centrifugal, Sic; molssscs. b.sac
refined, firm GranulHtcd. i7br1s0c.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-07-26
owItry and Fruit Farm i'm tine OzarIks

.PoWItry and Fruit Farm i'm the Ozarks
This beautiful suburban home, mo mile sprngtas, Washington county Ark
thriving little city of 1900; on main Frisco line from Kansas city to DALLAS "a
acres In rlRc", T. acres SHtks Delicious. yellow Transparent frnnes Golden and
Nlhesnp apples, l1tc coming into bearing . ac"9 Strawberries: . pus peaches and
pears; o ncres clover Hni blue nsa meadow: aces woodland pasture fenced
hog proCt, all level valley land 10 rock or gravel; sir room bungalow Win cement
yards; improvements nil Now; nice lock white IogSin chickens nnc Jersey cow;
farming tm- nmd n barn fun Of feed goes with the place; chocr location facing on
main auto drive; fine water; uhonc In house. mai at dor Price for all $500;
good terms or will consider one hnV to onc-hNIf in good property In oklahoma or
Texas. or will consider good automobile as pt pay. or give. LIBERAL discount for
cash
For business reasons ave moved to Oklahoma Cry; will be In SrrirgdAie for
thirty days TO dNpR" ~ arm; VIII give possession my time; might sell g. 10 or
with price. or | will not have time 10 answer
Some on" is rrg TO get this. fine HON within The nxt thirty lays; COM ant
see: description guaranteed
J. nOLLoMAN. Owner. springdale. Annnsas
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-07-26
STEADY PRICES
ARE PAID HERE
Supply Of Steers Today Mere
Handful, Say Packers,
RECEIPTS TO-DAY.

Nogs , 700
CATTLE stead, to strong prices we're
p"'n Tor all steers offered today which
was u mere handful compared 10 urgent
h''d" packers say exist Mixed na,lyr
''o'lN on the tidal wave order nold ~ 20
~ top while southern srnsscrr In pretty
TAR condition fHnrrd from " bU0is NJ.
hutrl'et cattle Was steady u, the woeh's
lou zoe advance Good. fat cows ARE
wanted at y iouSN ana medium grades
&c tdbOul 80. Nonlcr calves ptc being
nara pressed by packers and II takes
choice lots TO hriug so ot moro, tho
NUM- OF tho supply bringing 60r lower
prices man last wook Stockcrs aud feed
elH 'olh active and any where from 2bc
10 'or higher thnn n week agu Average
good, ohnhonn yoHrllngs sell once more
~ WhuW7O 90 Feeder buyers ARE giving
uSN pavhrfs q warm competition On 200 Ia
WV pound thin steers, paying NJ high M
" 10 for them.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-07-26
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
OR TRADE
In Answering Ads. Please Mention Times.

FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE First, class
cattle or sheep ranch Of 5000 acres, In
Reeves county, Texas, improved and near
shipping point. everything furnished bur
the stock. good yoologist's report on all
this land. Want mrm or city property.
c. r Tyler, 1909 W First Maple 1878
A GOOD exchange. one eight-Toom mod
" ern. north; one five. room modern, west,
want large house. close IN; eight rooms
or more. li2j W i2ud. Maple 1915.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-07-26

FOR EXCHANGE - Hgne and $4,000
worth San Marcos property Tor "A
farm: also for cash: lumber yard AZ
Wholesale prices. Jack Thomas, san
Marcos, Texas.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-07-26
REAL ESTATE WANTED
In AnaAsSin1 Ada. RleaAA MAnlian Tin

~" ssC~ SVutbOu INV
WANTED rve-room cottage, north
west, not I'VE 81. 900; will pay e2o0 cash
and ib per month. Woodruff Il Osovss.
ilSt North Broadway. Phones, w, elS;
W. sS17- n: w. SOil-R
% WE want to, list every 6ssir-
~ able home In Oklahoma city
~ that 10 for sale. We have sew.
sral clients who want homes Of
various sizes. II you wish TO sell, list
your place with VIZ.
Real Estate Dept.
X, I. STUART a co,
20 West Main. Maple 70
WANTED bungalow. will trade In one
or two pair good residence lots on six
bungalow, northwest ~ northeast;
gl,c lill description In letter. Address
ilos y 7th.
" \NTfD close In Vacant lots. suitable
for small business; Will pay cash
Mathews, Maple rs, or Wal b2ba.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-07-26

EQUITY In good seven room residence,
desirabl location, strictly modern; will
trade for acreage. livestock or other
value. Blakeney Investment company,
lo0N North Broadway
GOOD residence property, well RENTED. In
Tulsa: to trade for Oklahoma city
residence or equity, worth 81, 100 RlRhe-
nev Investment Co. 1904 n Bdwy.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-07-26
CITY REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
In Answering Ads. Please Mention Times.
CITY REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
IN Answering Ads. Please Mention Times.

Six percent money to lon on real estate. Ask us about Fe, Tornado and Auto.
mobile Insurance 506-s-l Insurance bldg Phone Maple 80
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-07-26
ABSTRACTS

\ BARGAIN slv.toom house low price;
yer, attractive terms Phone Maple
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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-07-17
New York Market.

New York, July l7.-Reports Of more
rains over the southwest caused an.
other break in the cotton market today
and first prices We're from 10 to IS
points lower. However, on the ground
that Texas showers were confined
chiefly to the northern part Of the state.
quick rallies followed. which carried
October back to 2527 and December to
2il6, representing an advance Of 26 to
"a points from the opening level and 6
TO points over last nights close.
July still was relatively firm and sold
l15 points over October The market
continued firm toward the end OF the
first hour on private forecasts. indi.
eating a return Of fair weather in Tex.
as
Rumors OF "a naval victory. a private
condition report Of 7O.4. indicating only
two-tenths Of one percent Increase in
the last two weeks, with Japanese
buying OF new crop positions and furth.
er complaints TO the effect that rains
In the southwest had not fallen where
needed caused a renewal OF active buy.
INK AT noon when October advanced TO
$3.50, and December 20 1886.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-07-17
MUST PAY STREET TAX
OR FACE POLICE JUDGE

Unless they make hot tracks to the
city hall and pay their street taxes for
the current year, there are about 100
men in Ardmore who will be hailed
before Mayor-Judge w. r. Roberts, in
police court, and given a chance to ex-
plain why they haven't.
And unless their explanation is con.
sidered sufficient, it will be up to those
men in question to spend about four
days each on the city streets.
The mayors mad. IAN this week
I've spent about three hours a day
'phoning men l know who haven't paid
their street taxes, and warning them
to hurry up and pay" the mayor said
this morning.
IT'S a hard job, and the worst part of
1t is that | don't know every man in
the city. But these taxes must be paid,
and unless they are paid. and paid when
they're due, then we're going to find
out why"
The street tax is 49, 1t is an annual
assessment, for the improvement and
maintenance Of local streets.
Mayor Roberts announced this morn.
ing that all those whom it becomes
necessary to bring to court for non.pay.
ment Of the tax will be fined So, and in
addition will be required to pay the
tax.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-07-17
MANY VISIT CARNIVAL
ON OPENING NIGHT

Large crowds last night visited the
+. c. Wallick shows which are show
ing all week on Main street east OF
the railroad under the auspices of the
Ardmore company Of engineers. Last
night was egineers night. Tonight is
Masonic night and tomorrow night the
Elks will be sponsor. Headed by the
carnival band, about ninety men Of
the local company marched down Man
street to the carnival grounds, where
members of the local company mingl j
with the crowds and worked in the IN.
terest Of recruiting. Two men, Henry
w. Shelton Of Oklahoma City, and Jesse
J. Gray, Of Ardmore enlisted and four
others promised to enlist today.
Many inquiries concerning the work
Of the engineers were made at head
quarters established on the carnival
grounds, many seeming to realize that
the time for enlisting and Joining a con-
pany of ones own choosing is very
short. officers said As the day Of con-
scription draw near and the men think
Of the different branches of service In
which they may be drafted they begin
to see the value of enlisting in com
pany Of home men commanded by home
officers. Volunteer service TO avo'C
conscription prompts many men TO be
come interested in the local company.
Money for purchasing comfort bag
for the members Of the Ardmore com
pany OF engineers is TO be raised Thur
day from the proceeds realized from
the benefit patronage at the soda foun
tains at the City Drug store, Frame
Ringers. Bomar's, Johnson's and Dun
laps confectionery and Luncheonettc
all Of which will give twenty per cen
Of the proceeds. Tickets have bee'
printed and are 10 be sold FOR that day
Miss Flora Newman has charge OF tn
plans.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-07-17
APPEAL FOR PAYMENT
OF RED CROSS PLEDGES

An appeal was issued today from the
office of the Ardmore Red Cross for
immediate payment Of the pledges sign
as patriotic to pay the pledges as Il
was to make them" c. A. Wilson, VINO
is volunteering his services in doing
the clerical work, said today. About
1000 subscriptions which were due July
/, have been paid, but nearly that many
more were due then or will soon fan
due. If people will send these pay.
ments payable to the Red Cross fund
to Mark Kirkpatrick, II will save
large expense in postage and a great
deal of time, Mr.. Wilson said.
All who owe small sums will greatly
aid in the work Of collecting the sub.
scriptions if they will pay all of II at
one time, but If the subscribers want
to pay 1t in installments II will be ac
cepted. In the case Of small amounts
twenty percent will go for postage
used to notify the subscriber about each
payment and TO send the receipts All
this money will be saved for the work
of the Red Cross if persons who sign
ed pledges will make payments without
the necessity Of formal notification.
The sooner this money is paid into
the Red Cross fund the more good It
will do, Mr.. Wilson said. If people
carry the money around in their pocl,.
cts or keep it in the bank, the Red
Cross officers are anxious to have all
of its use. Many Of the larger sub.
scriptions are being paid and the Red
Cross officers are anxious to hav all
the money paid to the treasurer in the
shortest possible time and with the
least expense.
! All this money can be paid to the
/ Red Cross at the office Of Mark Kirk
| patrick, chairman of the Red Cross, cor.
ner of Washington and Main. The men
! of the organization are still devoting
time without pay to see that Ardmo-e
meet these pledges In addition TO
| the time spent many Of the workers
have paid money out Of their own ac
counts which could be charged to the
4 Red Cross fund.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-07-17
BRIBED MAYOR ROBERTS
TO SECURE INFORMATION

Ever since he took the oath of office
as mayor, in April, Mayor Roberts has
been besieged every day, by many and
various citizens of the municipal com
monwealth, about the conditions of the
city streets and paving. But he never
has told them anything, or made any
promises. The proverbial clam had
nothing on the mayor for silence. But
this morning he opened up, as clans
WILL when he was tempted with a tall,
foaming cream Soda and a fat, black
cigar.
Jaw, come on, Bill, give us a little
information, one tall, hungry looking
individual remarked, dangling the cool
ing, soothing drink before the eyes of
the perspiring official
Gimme the drink" demanded the
mayor. He got it.
1t appears. according to the mayors
story that money for repairing the
streets of the city will not be available
until the city's annual budget is APP
proved by the county and state excise
boards. This will be around the first Of
next month.
But when the money does get here,
there1l be more busy men on the
streets of Ardmore than there ever
have been before" the mayor said, wip-
ing away the dark brown foam.
And when | say that the streets
will be fixed l mean that they'll be
worth riding and driving on" he fin
ished. Not merely patched
And then the mayor lighted his cigar.
He has been bribed to break his
silence.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-07-17
GIRL SHORN OF HER
HAIR WHILE SHE SLEPT

A screen door carelessly left unlock.
ed, and night prowler combined TO
cause the loss Of Thelma Wright's hair
Saturday night. The matter was hlt
reported In the hopes that the vandal
might be captured.
The child is fifteen years old. the
daughter OF Mr., and Mrs Oscar Wright
who resides at iO3 Fifth avenue. $. Il.
Saturday night a screen door at the
rear OF the house was not fastened. Dm.
ing the night her room was entered an
while she slept her hair was clipped
from her head without awakening her
About two years ago two young WON
en- were shorn OF their locks the sam,
night, and this too was committed IN
Southeast Ardmore
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-07-17
SUIT INVOLVES TITLE
TO HEALDTON PROPERTY

Suit for an accounting, dissolution OF
partnership and appointment Of re-
oeiver to take charge OF the affairs OF
the former partnership has been filed
in the district court by X. p. Highnote.
X. r. Highnote is named as defendant
in the suit, which involves the owner
ship Of building in Healdton.
The plaintiff in his petition alleges
that he and the defendant built a build.
ing in Healdton, jointly and that they
were both supposed TO own an equal
interest in it. but that through misrep-
reservations he was induced to sign a
quit claim deed to his share Of the
property.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-07-17
COST MORE THAN HALF
MILLION TO RUN COUNTY

Expenses Of CATER County for the
fiscal year 1917-l91s. according 10 tue
budget adopted and approved at the
last meeting OF the county commission.
ers will amount to S5s6.795. The budget
will be submitted to the county and
state excise boards for approval, and
the funds probably will be available
about August /.
In the various divisions OF the budge;
the constructive section ranks highest
amounting to s4Os.76O. Other divisions
follow: Executive. S2s,5lO; admins
trative. sl9.sOO; regulative. S4,225; iu
dicial. s2O,5SO; Curative, $1,000; Chart
able, $1,000; general government, $11
$50: agricultural. $4,000; educational
S25 800; sinking fund, S44,45O.