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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-12

@lnnifiuus. 5ubrif in SinsslanO
oardl Gener 5crit6rt.
@roBcr @crhtIt an @cnibeuIcben
Yoiiit IN ser llmgegenO perir.
adt, egploiiua Ger @eIboiIc
alci1 cilcr reselreatcn 9auono'
sc. II $A0Q0,00o sdooeu.
I S4.OOO.OO0 Shaoen.

SC. $Looo,ooo s6aOen.
9ew NorG If. San. 2ie 6a-
BRIT ser canadian Gar ans Soim.
OrD GomponY" cine bol6e @lcile 0li.
li@ bon Gingslau0, 9lerp Sericn, in
loeI6cr Sunocrttauienoe bon orci'
5oaigen @eidoiien fiir Oie britiihc
Hegierrng ouf Eager iuoren iulirOc
bcute ourd Gin 6euer 5eritort. Gic
GrpIoHcn Der @ei6oie oaucrte poac
Orei Stim0en un0 fiibrten cine groBc
&onif inter Oen @eipoDnern ser llnl
gegcuo berbei, EroeOem bis bcilte
gIbeno nod feline ocnoien gln9abcu
aemo6t iperOcn folmteit bciiir1tet
man cinen groscn Gerluit an Glcn'
irtenleben; bis icbt lueroep II 9r.
better peruiBt 9luA Der oneericb-
tete Sdooen tonnte nod niAt feitge-
iteat weroen bod iddbt man i'm
ouf imgefdbr $40OO,000.
slmtd6crnO 400 9eutc udreu in
ser 9luloae bci6dftigt, peI@e aus 40
Bis 80 @e6Guoen beitono imO einen
Sld6cnrmm bon ich5ig glderu 6oite.
IS witrOcn fcinc @ilmitioucn inn ci.
sentlitbeu Sinne oeS @orteS ii
9ingslunO 6craeitcQt; Oie g(nlagc
ipuroc fir 6nS 6iiIlcu Ocr Gjei6oiie
6eunbt; Ser iueicutlihc geitnnot6eil
mar Grinitrotolnol, cincr Scr pirf
iomiteu Grplolunoiie.
Gic Bail Der erplooirieu @eiboiic
mirO ouf 100000 eeid0st. Ia feinc
3iinofapicln All oenIcl6en alecbrobt
iuorciJ mitr0en nidt 0ieIelbcn Ser
6eeriluecn aneeri6tet uelMe i6rcr
ggploiion alif oen ciiropdiiheu
S@lnbtsciielocn folot. 0aS Gon.
ncm oer @ei6oiic, welhes cincr bci
tigen aononooc ans lhwercn &c.
iAiiben 0lib, fonnte man mcilemucit
boren im6 Die @rpIoiioncn crihiit
icrten @ebdnoe innerbalb cines gro.
ben Gootls Ser glulaae.
3mei groBe Ntoeu5iuc, III pal@en
SrinitrotoInol. Salpeteri1ure iin6
&ulpcr aiiieeipcidert iinO, ioaen bon
Oen 6lommcn nift errcidt wor6en
iein.
aingSlnu0, Aut6erioro imo anoere
@ldbe ser llnleeeenO iuoren nit 2clt
ten angefiiut melde iid aus ibren in
Der gioHbariHait Oer SSnbrif gelese
nei @oblnmeen gefll6tet botten.
Gin Tubero &erionen puroen inter
Ser 9lni6uloielmg Oes 3iebitobIs III
GinoslanO ocr11itet @efe6le iuir,
Oer bonn Sdcriff @ourtier oon Der
een.Gourtp 0en @Ghtetn ert6eilt,
auf 8liinoerer 81 idlieBen.
EDomas Z. Sudin. Der Siaafs-
onuolt mo ieine 9Iiiiitenten began.
nen geiteru cine llnteriu9ums sur
6eititelllme scr Geranhrortlidfeit
iiir Oas lln6eil Su Sen Bureaus Der
Canadian Gar ono 6orm0rD Co."
wuroc erfldrt oaB i6re gtodforldlun-
geu nod nicbt bolIenoet ieien lmo
cin 9cridbt crit morgen erltattet wer.
0ei fonne.
Gos 6euer, uelhes um 3 llbr 90
9lobuittaos entitano, bromte nod
bis ipdt IN Die g1odt in Den Griim.
merrt. Gie @eidoiie erplooirtcn Tort
oauerno mo fur5 bintereinonoer bis
Ia llbr 80, nod Oieier 3eit MIR in
| 3wil6enrdlunen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-12

gI6unnCntrn, Die ben yScnfidjcn Iurs
rcipOnncu'cn" uidjt piinftliGl U6cr nnres
aclmlhig frbnIieu, ijuO gebeicn, Der
Office 0nbOn per SclcphOn posr idjrifilid
WRiitlleiIuHe 81 uiadlgu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-12
am glnf1nasIdlndlt o6ncitiirlt.

1+ff 49, ioffN lfVNfT+ "T0N lA++@ o.
Wdbreno scr glrbcit IN 0em 91ei6an
non ErurD, Sa5enbv & So. glr. t07,
Gbciopeofe Strobe. Itiir5tci gcliern
g}odpmittag ser 1G Sabre olfc SIRE.
Nerid Stro6el bon g{r. iii, 8opo.
Strabc, mo Der 35 Sabre oIte
@orrp 9ieoennu bon Sonilton Sal.
tiuore Gomttp, pom 4. bis 5lm I.
Stodnuerf Ourd Oeu slnf5ugslhobt
ob. @eiOc bIie6en bolbbepuBtloS lie
gen mo puroen ra9 oem llniberii,
tdts- -6olpitoI gebradlt. Sic gler5tc
iteaten felt, OoB Strobe[ eiuen Sdds
oel6ru6 ooboneetrogen bate. Eieoe.
man iuuroc MIR lei6t Oerleet. gr
fonntc ii9 nod Souic beee6cb nod.
Dem i6m Gin %er6ouo onecIeat mor.
Sen mar. Die %erimgliidtcn or6eiten
fiir sic 9}ep Dorf @lepotor ono Wla-
dine So. sic ltiir5tcn as, nodoem
Oic Nioi6inen inn Seller in gciuc.
eima geiest iporocn paren im0 ooS
Brett, aii Dem iie I'M SGa6t Iton.
Oen. olrd) Oie Gro6ticilc olf sic
Scitc geidoGcn luuroc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-12

0ie Goniolioation Gool So. bat
cine Grtro glftien GipiOenoe bon
fiinf 9Sro3eut erfIdrt. Die reaeIm0.
Biee gierteIiobrs 0ioioeuoe 6etrua
tlA &ro5ent. Cic @eieuIGoft Bat
5ipar ipeniger ao6Ien beriauOt 0icieS
Sobr, o6er itott oeiien cinen beOeu.
teuO bobereu 9Sreis erboIten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-12
Tie Ginnahmen aus 0cn 9lnfnntn.

Gie @innabnen aus ocll 9lntomo.
bil.9icen5en iino Oieies Sabr Inn
$t50,0O0 GROCER ais i'm @oriobre
0bcrit Sobn Sintlep, Ger 9eie6lS.
bober ocS 8. HegimeutS, trof geiteru
bier ein. @r bot einen 30taoiQen
llrlaub.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-12
seraennt Csppbinn hrirathet.

sSn BORT Gepoiit WlO,, lpuroe &c.
iteru Sergeant eugene @oooine oont
norOIiden Giltrift, nit Sroulein
Sane Coma Gresmea bon Galtor
CHARLES Nloore 5nm 9iinoe fiir's sc.
ben pereint. Die 9rmit lit Die Sod.
ter bon @errn mo Srau s. @respell
bon Sort Gepoiit. Gie 9Ieuperlu16l.
ten troten rad Ser EraluRng cine
Sod3eitsreiie an. Sic per0en nad)
i6rer 9liidfe6r in gtr. COB, @eIt 33.
Ctr. pohnen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-12
y ereinigte QGder sc.
cllimaft."

Eic @eneroIoeriomnhng ser
oSerelni9tcn 90dcr @eIclli6aft"
luioet om Sounitog. Oen 10. Somlor,
Yl6cnos s llbr, in 9liiiicrS Saac oil
DER sioro 5re0ericfitroBe itott. N1it
DER Gerionmlimg lit ole 9luf6e5a6.
lung Der pirrteIidbrliden 9eitrGgc
ocrOilnOen.
1@crplania &ogc Scr Srei,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-10-16
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK. oct ~ There war re-.
newod realizing ut the opening Of tho
cotton market to-day and some southern
selling under which prices started al a
decline Of 10 TO 20 cents, Active months
sold about 20 Ia % points under last
nights close after the call with Deems
Der touching 40 iic and January 20 lbc.
Al this level, however. the market wnN
hiondied hy tuhdo buying and bullish
private spot adylcos from the south, l,al-
He's ~ 10 or 10 points followed with near
months relatively firm Thi utlOo
wnH for fair weather In the western helt
ana Tor generally fair weather In the
eastern belt except local rains on south
Georgia.
Ncpr months were relatively fi,rr on
tho mid morning rally. with Dec. luber
selling W to - i6c and January AZ, t2c.
~ ! 10 points net higher, whilo later
deliveries just about recovered their early
lOsrcr. The volume Of business tapered
of materially on this advance. buying on
The bulllrh spot news being restricted by
favorable weather and crop advlans
Prices NJ mid . day we're about ! 10 q
points net lower.
spot cntton steady mlddllng ~. &sc.
The lstRe exports reported Tor tho dsy
combined with the hullinh spot advices
started fresh buying during tho sarly
afternoon brokers with Wall Htrvct Rnf
western connections which had boon Hcll-
cts Yesterday afternoon were among u,n
more active buyers on the advance n
part of the drmhnd may have been In
furn"rd 10y the firmor tone VI the stock
market Now months made now high
records Win boccmher ceiling W 10
= SOC, ~ " points net higher whIiS
January Touched ~ Onc, or ~ paints
above last nights CLOSE
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-10-16

PETROGRAD, Monday, oct IS
The landing of German troops on Oc,cl
island could have been ayerted only by
riNklng battle under untavorablc cir.
cumStauccs which might have resulted
IN the opening OF the Gull OF Finland
TO the enemy, Admiral NcrdcrySkl, min
lStcr OF marine, said today. The blow
is a hard one to Russia, but the Rus.
sian fleet apparently VA In no position
90 hinder the Germans,
Since March" the admiral said, Il
have several times drawn attention 10
the possibility Of such a blow and ! also
discussed the situation with Premier
kcrcnSky but no one paid attention To
the governments warning Although We
are a, war, our political differences
have been given first place in the minds
OF the people. The Germans take thi,
into account aud events show that they
have been able to take full advantage
of il"
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-10-16
Waffle Bark Is
Imported Monthly

LONDON--In view of the fact s,hat
shipments OF qucbracho from Argentine
have bocn restricted and the FRENCH
chcsinu, bark supplies are not avail
able, tanners are glad to hear that the
shipping controller has authorized the
importation Of 5000 tons Of waffle
bark from South Africa monthly.
Works are said to have been cs,ab-
liShcd in Natal for the extraction ~
tannin from the bark and IN view of
the fact tina, waffle wood is being used
in the panuiac,urc Of explosives, ace
tone being extracted from it. the waffle
wood industry promises large dcvei-
opmcnts,
Prior to tho wal most of the waffle
wood bark imported into England was
%re-cxpOrted to Germany.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-10-16
Opening Takes Jump on Mil
lion BuShcl Contract
on,cAoo GRAIN AND PROVISIONS

CHlrAdO, on II Active buying on
the part ot one ~ the largest houses on
change. turned price. today sharply up-
grade THIS concern alone purchased
more thnn.i 900. 600 bushels within hnlf
mn hour. buyers profcsscd to brllcv"
that liquidation had run It's coufa" and
that short pidlinp had hrrn uycrdou'
Upouing figures. which ranged itkn< u
shade of 10 W. advance, with DHRNn
Der ~ LEA 10 " l3lA and Alh> 81
'lOss Ia N0sN, were followed by ma
trrlnl gains all around Rural ctm-
plants 0f ear scarcity tended Ia
strengthen oats. Offerings wer" light.
Ahsrnce of selling pressure allowed pro
Visions Ia rise With corn A decline In
the - market was ignored
There was II good shipping demand Tor
lard und ribs Spmp new buying wnf
bnseh ON reports ~ Inquiries from the
belgian rcliot comnlt,e" On the bulge
commission firmr aud pit traders sol,
freely and caused u sothirk hut mad u,
lasting impression. The close wnH firm
lhulNr 10 thc net higher, with DE
ccmbcr tLlih Ia Nlih and May l0DA
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-10-16
Artillery Blasts
Away in Flanders
(Associated Press War Review

German reports have begun to lay
stress upon the violence ul the artillery
fire in Flanders, but there arc no midi
cations that the hombardmcnt has yet
been worked mp to the point where the
British find themselves ready for a re
ncwal oi their drive,
Evidently mucp depends on the
weather in this region. In the light ct
last weeks experience, with the handi.
cap OF the Flanders mud, 1t seems prob
able that Field Marshal IIaig viii
avail, the settling OF the ground into a
SomcNhat more paSSahlc state
On the French front the activities are
conferred on the Aisnc and before Yer.
dun The German infantry came TO life
IN the west bank OF the Mouse attack
ING north OF Hill WI
The French found little difficulty in
rcpulsing this assault.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-10-16
Health of Young
Men Worries Japan

TOXIC lntetpellatng the govern.
ment about the health oi the nation.
Baron kenkwan Takapi a we'll known
mcdlco-s scientist, speaking IN the house
of peers, declared that there wa, a
gradual cniceblcmcnt IN the physique
vt the young men which was discout
aging He asked whether the govern.
mcnt was considering any measures
for the Improvement of the health con.
ditlonS IN the empire.
In reply Premier Count Tcrauchi
said the government was not satisfied
with the present national hygiene and
would adopt ali possible measures to
bring about an Improvement
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-10-16
COTTON BREAKS /
ON SALES WAVE
M MARKET Opens Steady, But
Soon Takes Downward Fall

NEW ORLEANS. oct 1.-THE OPEN
INK In cotton here was steady today and
around the Cnll the strongest months
wrro | To 10 points ~. Moderately heavy
selling ronl appeared and prices broke,
standing at tho end OF the first hnlf hour
at a decline " tb Co ~ points.
The market held NJ a small decline for
q time, but finally strengthened on pre-
dlctionS NJ bulllah weekly crop reports
from thu government AZ noon trading
months were 7 TO II points over ysnter-
days close
The demand increased In the after
noon nud wHs met hy small offerings. In
the trading NJ To 10 the advance was
wldcuod TO ~ 10 Gb points.
SPOT cotton flfm and unchanged. Snles
on tho spot l1ll bales to arrive 1861
bales Low middinE ~ zoe, middling
y llc god middllug - Csc llocoipts Ia
i9i bales, stock l2l,12i bales.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-10-16
CITY REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.


SACRIFICE sale. owner leaving city, W
9th st, rooms, modern, 2 lots, hnsr
ment, barns, chicken houses. well fenced,
fruit. price s., $50, only $3.50 cash, bal
ancc $50 per month
OKLAHOMA TRUST COMPANY.
Houses. Stores aud Farms FOR Rent.
5oS-io Insurance BLDG Maple 30
OWNER win sell real homo In east cap.
ltol i'm nj low nricc -Four full lots.
high NJ, ward graded, five nice rooms
barn, servant house. front and rear
porches, chicken lot, COW lot, CROWNS
fruit some oak shade, good sidewalk 90
car line. no paving best wcll water I'm
city on porch, gas. telephone, electric
lights basement - being cNcRrHted
A partly CONSTRUCTED private irrigation
plant goes with the place. tank and
lots Of pipe now on tho groupds. "
6I'N-It No $50 T. Catalina
FORCED SALE-A 5-room modern cot
tage with sleeping porch and +" lots,
on pavement and ear line, close IN,
northwest. price s., $50, 1850 cash, bal
nncc 81 per month.
OKLAHOMA TRUST COMPANY,
Houses, Stores and Farms Tor Rent.
sos 10 Insurance Bldg Maple 10
NICE modern home close STILES pnrE,
$500, loan $4,000 part time, part
cash on the equity. Rlg buy. Hall, 2l5
Lee Rudn
FOR SALE Fivc-room, modern C,llfor-
MIA bungalow viii rll huilt.ln features,
on pavement aud corner, one block OF
EAR line, price only 81 $50, $3.50 cnsh, bat
anco f2g 30 per month, now rented for
;2J per- month
OKLAHOMA TRUST COMPANY.
Houses. stores and Farms Tor licut
j0S-l0 Insurance bldg Maple 80
$3.50. CASH aud So per month buys q
beautiful Groom modern mansion ON
the car line on " lith 81. This mansion
II complete In every detail, with basement
and large, spacious snoring porch 70
references required DO not answer uu-
less YOU mean business
OKLAHOMA TRUST COMPANY,
Houses. stores and Farms for Rent.
sos 10 insurance Bldg Maple 90
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-10-16
.SLAvS HARD HIT
BY LANDING Of
FOE ON COAST
Russian Navy in No Position
10 Combat Forces,

PETROGRAD, Oct l6-The
German landing force on the Rus
sian island OF Ocscl is developing
success, the Russian var office IN
nounced today and the Teutons are
being reinforced with additional
troops.
The Germans have instituted an
offensive against the Svorb PENN
sulA, in the southw estern section Of
the island, with the object Of cap
turing the Russian batteries al Sc
rel. These batteries cover the n
trance TO the Gulf OF Riga.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-10-16
y
Expectation Of
Necessities Opposed

MEXICO CITY-The national com.
mcrcial congress which convened ia
Mexico City recommended to the .
tional congress that the expectations
from Mexico of articles OF prime neces-
,ity be prohibited. The list as out-
lined in the resolution would include
corn, wheat, flour, beans and cotton.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-10-16
81 LOUIS

ST InllRr pai, m.-iluuS Receipts
500, market Htoady with Yesterday
rlono. llghtp tli00u II 30. rlgs ilb OQm
10 10, mixed nnd butchers On itu N %,
good heavy NNNonls2 81 bulk 81 GOA
$500 CATTLE Receipts $500. slow
prospects, lower, native beef Ftcors s. M
oil ~, N~rnrlinH steers md hrifsrz 81 OO
all 90, cows w. OO, ~ 40, ptuckets and
fcodors 81 50ul 30, 1cNBs ntinc
steers 50 ihU 10 30 fair To- prime south
cru beef stncrs and hclfcrs ~ sou 10 90,
nnti~ calves 81 1hnih hO. tiiEEu, Re.
coirtN 1000, steady lambs SIS 00ti ii 20,
rwos 81 2bui2 20, wethcrs III ,h0fi ~ 80.
banners and Chuppcra a. 20 n \ 30.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-10-16
SUPPLY
IS LIGHT HERE
Only 1000 Head Received
Here During Day.
me- lifts ToDAN

CArrLhCAnothnr llpht supply made
M to-day " receipts IN tha local cattle di
vision, they amounting all told, to about,
2 600 head Trading, while slow ~ times,
was nevertheless steady. Of tho steer
offerings sr,sscrr OF tho mrdlum to fair
ofdor mad up the bulk. Ton Mas 1873
for three loads. averaging CLOSE to i,l0l
pounds The balance OF tina supply sold
s. to 1850 IN the butcher class best
kinds moved rcldlh nj steady prices, Nut
on chhnnrs and cutters lrndius was slow
Hud weak aud IN pltcoH u shade lower
ODD lots ~ q sold around 81 and heif-
crS nj 81 Hulh Of the Medium grades sold
81 to 81 so Gamers aud cutters brought
~ 10 to tbA htockar and feeder trading
WAS fairly active aud stondy
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-10-16
Pohca City Boy
Is Killed by Auto

pONCA CITY, okla, Oct 10 -(Spc-
cialD-Jamcs Hall y years old. son OF
Charles Hall OF this city, "a instantly
killed late this afternoon IN front Of a
school building when he was run over
by an automobile driven by J p. Sou.
llguy The child ran out IN front OF
the car suddenly and was struck by the
machine before Soullgny could stop his
cngin
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-10-16
LIVERPOOL.

LIVERPOOL oct ~ COTTON, spot
quiet prices unchanged good nNddllng
90 l2d; middAng 20 ed, low mldtAinE
~ 21d Snlcs 5000 bales. Including Zoo
American receipts, ~. 200 bales. all
American Futures cluprd steady now
contracts january ~ l0d, March sehd:
May IN iSd, Old contracts fixed priccs).
October lplid, December January ~, 20d,
January February u.s. l0h Mnrch-April
II. Dld MAY June Il 1Gd.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-10-16
Cruelty to Classics,

"Bliggins reads a great deal"
"IwiSh he wouldn't" commented Miss
CAYENNE "IIc can take the greatest
author who ever wrstc and quote him
in a way that makes him sound per-
lcclIy foolish Washington Star. "a
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-10-16
CHICAGO.

rlIlCNGO. oct l6 HOGS rocclptp
100 duil TUX, 81 lOqis 10. light
vi ttIlhC GO CATTLE Receipts. 10 1000.
w"t Native steers, 81 O0Ult "a. west.
erns stcrtH, ~ lthtll9j; HtockcrH and
feeders, ". !0diiih 80; COWS nud hcilcrs
. M ~ lht calves, a6OUll "a SIltlSl
N"colptH.. n 1000, strong Wcthors, ~ III
WljOn, Lambs, 80 No fiiSOO
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-10-16
One Survival.

"Thc old art of husbandry has been
lost"
mot much. There's old lady Rob-
ln,on; she's married of five daugh-
tcrS. baltimore American.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-10-16

Scout Council 10 Meet-Mavor over
holscr today called u meeting ~ the lOcRI
council OF hoy Scout for Saturday, Oc-
tnher 20. AT \ O'Clock y. m. The meeting
will BE- held at the Lutheran church.
Etter Visits Msyor-W. Is. Ettcr. gcn-
oral superintendent Of the SAINT Fc rnil-
road, was u visitor nt the ma yOr's office
today. The crushed stone situation was
among the topics discussed.
Hopkins Succeeds Armou-John +
Hopkins. former municipal truant officer.
has been appointed clerk Of the muniCipH
court, Ia serve during the fifteen days
vacation Of ;. NJ Armour, the regular
clerk,
Pawn Ticket Theft chsroed-A ,com-
plant was filed At III epolice station last
night charging Memo Kelly with the theft
of ~ pawn ticket. The records do not
show what article Was represented hy the
ticket nor tho value
Lyon May % Candidate - II has gen
orally been predicted that Secretary ot
state J l. Lyon sNIll bc q candidate for
state corporation commissioner next fall.
u a letter supposed 10 have been written
by him that Nj. Lyon will be a cnndi-
date Tor the state treasurer.
Officers Re. eieoted-At tho annual
election Of Red Cross officers Yesterday
afternoon I'm tho Chamber Of Commerce
walter LyhrHnd, chairman SIdney
Brock. vice president. and +. A. Bmniff.
secretary, were reelected. Charles Car
pent'r wiz succeed Joseph Iluckins M
treasurer,
I'd l. Hahn. Funeral Home. w. aa-Adv.
Al Hawkins Trial T~hursdsy-The trial
ot Al Hawkins, charged with killing
James Allen last June will he tried In
the district court on Thursday morning
at . o'clock.
Y, W C. A. TO Raise So, ooo-Oklnhoma
VIII raise fl3 600 ~ tho 5000, 600 10 be
raised Tor social work ~ the Y. W &. A.
near the soldiers camps. Mrs Roy
Hoffman will form n local branch and
the woinrn will shoulder the responsible -
" alone. II win help solve the ''gitl
problem near the camps, where social
conditions are upset by tho presence Of
thousands Of soldiers
Fire insurance. Wal %. Tar Upshav.
ADV.
oohsmlans Urge eond ~puyIno-Tho
Oklahoma CITY branch Of tho nuhomAn
National Alliance has issued nm nppcnI 10
buy Liberty bonds and save their coun-
ttN from starvation. Peter HnbstrInck.
secretary, SAYS that In bohemia mothers
nrc killing Themselves and children be-
cause OF huugpT
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LEGALS.
In Answering Ads. Please Mention Times.

NOTICE or SOCIAL MEETING OF
STOCKHOLDERS
To the Stockholders " the Treasure
state on and Gas Company;
A special meeting Of the stockholders
~ the Treasure state OH aud Gas com
pany. viii h, held nj the office Of the
company. ~ Colcord Building, In Okla.
bona city, Oklahoma. AT 0.oO o'clovk
A NJ, on Tuesday the 6th day OF No
vemba. 1917. for the purpose OF In
crcRslng the capital stock of tho com
pany from one Hundred Thousand tl0D.
600 00) Dollars To the sum OF Two Hun
dred and Fifty Thousand $3.50. 600, 0O)
Dollars, and for the transaction Of any
other business In connection herewith
that may be necessary.
This October 9Th, 1917.
FRANK HOPES,
RAYMOND T. LOCKE.
|. l.. SARGANT.
Directors Of the Treasure State OH and
Gas Company.
Attest: FRANK HOPES,
iSEALO President
RAYMOND r LOCKE Secretary.
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News From Nations Markets
Outside Livestock.
KANSAS CITY.

KANSAS cry. oct. l6-No livestock
luotniionS win hr issued from Kansas
Guy today owing 10 tho fire which par
ualN destroyed the r%tocklhrdS early tina
morning
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ST, LOUIS.

~. LOUIS. oct. 10 cons steady
No .. new. fld6; No 2. white. N.OS
OATS steady No 2 61tshbsc; No g.
whitr, or U6gAc.
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NnTIcE OF SALE


Notice Is hereby given that IN pur-
suHnCc Of an order made by Robert w
Maupin. Justice OF the Peace IN and for
Oklahoma city District. oklahoma Coun-
ay and State OF oklahoma. on the 18Th
day OF June, 1917. In an action there
pending wherein III" state Of Oklahoma
IL plaintiff and J VI. Dnprcc In defend.
ant. same being No 2097 In said court.
We. the Board Of County Commissioners
Of Oklahoma County, Oklahoma, the Of
nccrs having the following described
property IN charge. will. on the 18th day
Of October, 1871 at Two o'clock. T.. NJ,
Of said day, nj tho west front door ~ the
county jail, IN Oklahoma city. Oklahoma
County and State Of Oklahoma. soil at
open auction 10 the highest bidder, for
cash IN hand. the following described
personal property. to-wit:
Eight wash stands; two dresscrs; ono
side board; four mattresses: four beds
and springs; three dining tables: one
lounge; -four rug fifteen chairs; one lot
~ bedding; one lot Of dishes; cooking
utenails; one lot Of bowls and pitchors;
one electric piano.
BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
OF OKLAHOMA COUNTY. OKLA.
HoMA.
BY l.. l. Sheldon.
Chairman.
Attest TON IODINE,
iSfNlo County Clerk.
A g. CAFFRTY Bcpu,v
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CHICAGO

CIIlCAGO, oct lS puTTER Tin
changed EGuS Receipts s.t7s cases,
unchanged. POTATOES Lower receipts
M chrr Wisconsin, Michigan and Mime
sofa, bulk, il,3OH | 40, ATTIC, HnckH, " ~
~ 10 POULTRY Alive, unsettled
fowls lBis o zoe. springs toe