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RANCE Of THE MARKETS
TODAY'S QUOTATIONS
NY WIRE: HOME
MARkETa
KANSAS CITY MARKETS

KANSAS CITY MARKETS
1oos:
Receipts, $4,000
Market. steady to i0c lower
Bulk OF sales. si6 80 to 1865.
Top price sl675
.ArTLE.
Receipts 1000
Market. steady
Prime fed steers. tis - to fi125
Dressed b"'f steers. $500 10 90 90
Cows. sNo0 10 fi30n
SHEEP:
Receipts s0oo
Market steady
Lambs. $3.50 TO so c5
Yearlings fit00 "a $3.50
Wetherr. sis 90 20 fIe.s
Ewes. sil 90 90 fis25
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-05-31
N|ME-YEIn OLD BOY
DROWNED N COTTONWOOD
Joseph Reed Slips Into swoIler
Stream From Sewer Pipe At
Same Point John Dodds
Lost Life Five Year Ago

Joseph b Reed. s-year-oId son of
iccal barber. met death BY droxnIns
shortly before O'Clock "Wednesday
night The body was recovered srer
n'dnirht ThurSday.
The little fellow with tro CON
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PERSONAL
HELP WANTED MALE

WANTED Man or boy Tor farm worn
IL mile s = OF Guthrie Phone
" X IS
WANTED Two young men 10 run On
trains A. news agents. must be neat
and hustlers Inquire OF c. NJ. Shelley.
Union Depot
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NOTICE

Taken up By J. H. woodard. Nay
eth. 1918. one bay pony horse. age
about Is yrs. NJ about 100 pounds.
some white on one HAD foct. reached
name. Owner can have same By pay
hg expense. Cal shsrisrs Office
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Held At Coylc.

fcid Al Collc,
Funeral services for the late Mrs
J + kennolley VIII be held from tho
family home at Coyls at 81 50 saiur
day afternoon lutcrmcnt viii be
Liade in the Cosle cemetery
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on iesses AM township piats fos
Il men. on sale ., Leader office
,lso assignments. ssndavi,s % pos
sssion and ssfidavit n cash bonus
aid. All OF the latest forms. aud
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craving Okla Methodist Hospital
Year II. and initials Of NJ y, IT On
back Finder please leave At ,his Of
flee Reward
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on leases ana township pIass 70
% men, On sale a. Leader once
Also assignments. aff,davits OF poe
session and sffidavif OF cash bonn
Oaid- Al Of the latest forms. anl
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WAN rs
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Fer County Commissioner. 2nd Dist
The Leader is authorized to an
nounce George purdem OF Guthrie
township. 40 candidate for county
commissioner. second district. sub
ject to the Republican primary. Aug
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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1918-02-05
DRASTIC STEPS TO
END LABOR STRIKE
SHOW IT'S SERIOUS
Semi Official Statement Says End
N Sight But Trouble
. Vide Spread

= 20 .
CNDoN February Associated Press Striking employees
~ in Berlin work today subject themselves
trial by court martial which authorized to order the nhictio
the death penalty within hours the orders which
issued BY General Kesse the Commandment at Berlin yes
terday s t tlks f wa sUsl {E 81 s.g Is n Il
These show Germany considers the indus
trial that being taken down
he industrial revolt Other reports which have reached here from
sources show that matter whether not the
tuaton in baud by the German government conditions
last week. claimed that many have returned to work but
here admissions that many plants still idle and will be until
nc employees forced today by Itry force
Reports tend to show how widespread have been the labor dis
urbances. Ht .L.,.... ~. -. & i. !. liz
Reports which reached here yesterday confirmed the arrest Of
Representative Dan the reicstag He arrested while
addressing body Of strikers and charged with infringing the
a law il He will be charged with high treason in urging
lis hearers to Continue their strike q! u ae - " sst
which issued by General Kesse
Of the Berlin District ordering all employees return
their work this morning at o'clock announced that al
strikers failing report for return work viii be suhariy
crested by court martial and conviction may suffer the
death penalty within twenty-four hours " ..
ts4'. STATEMENT PREDICTS STRIKE END ,
In seiofca statement issued In Berlin and received in Am
edar predicted the strike viii come to end today 1t said
that everywhere the strike waning and that factories
were working Saturday with almost full forces VA
half OF the shpyard workers at Hamburg were said
returned work Saturday but the committee then called
the strike again and walked How many struck the
second the report does not relate. ~ stEa s IN
Trieste shpyad and other workers struck demanding food
and ending The governor addressed them and his
speech SO modified the feeling that the agreed to return to work
n St ssf# tb NEW CONTROL OF NEWS 3is55s i5st
Krupps reported have secured control OF the Wolff bu
reau the semoca German agency They have also Of
eanzed an advertising agency thus obtain control Of great
which to be allotted in accordance with
German interests" t.:.' t"'
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1918-02-05
BAN UPON EXPORTS
Or Urine EFFECT
Few Sweet Potatoes Sent To
Mainland From Here

Shipments Of sweet potatoes are abb
solutely prohibited from Hawaii to the
mainland, either as freight or by mail,
because the Hawaiian product is off,
ciallyi declared by the department of
agriculture TO be infested with an In
sect which would be injurious 70 other
productions, and a quarantine has been
declared upon such exports, says J. NJ.
Westgate, director of the United States
Experiment Station. .. 90
Associated Press dispatches yester.
day announeed that weevil infests
the sweet potato and it would be
barred frem the mails. Mr.. WestRate
says the sweet potato has been under
the ban for, several months. He re.
eeiyed an. official notice about Christ.
mas time that a meeting was TO be held
by the department Of agriculture to
take measures to prevent the Hawaiian
and Porto Rican sweet potatoes from
being shipped to the mainland. All
persons interested in the development
Of the tuber were given an opportunity
to be present and present arguments
for or against. .
However," said Mr.. Westkate,
Every few sweet potatoes are shipped
out Of Hawaii. We eat practically all
We raise, pad some are even Imported, p"
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1918-02-05

Dispatches, General Mannheim Is mr.
rounding the " Red Cuardso Who 81
eupy the town The revolutionists have
sought to placate him but he has pos
itiyey refused to enter upon any ne.
g0tiatlons with them.
Deputy Assassfnated ~ is
Deputy EmiekyoIa, one OF the lead
ing members or the Finnish diet IL re-
ported TO have been assastlhAted In thb
prison where he was confined by the
revolutionists. News Of other similar
deaths are expected.
Plumber and Murder y.
The " Red Guard Is reported to be
numbering and plpndering in Helsink.
fors There are thirty bodies IN tie
morRue there and Scandinavisns sent
VOID to Stockholm they were leaving.
The safe containing the bank OF
Finland gold reserve Is ID the hands
Of the fedeTalists.
Here the action OF Tfothky in en-.
eoufaging the revolutioniste Il taken
to mean that the Petrogrhd Bolsheviki
are encouraging a new government
with the end in view Of having stich
government unite in the Federation
of Republics which Is a part Of the
Soldiers and Workmen,s council.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1918-02-05
Of minors
N COLORADOlEG

DENVER, January Marriages Of
boys and girls not of legal age are
legal in Colorado and cannot be an.
nulled. i .'.. a. D. b..
This was the decision Of Judge j.
A.. Denison, in the district court in
denying the petition of Mrs. May
Gardner for anndlment Of the marriage
Of her daughter to Don Bigelow.
Mrs.. Gardner told the court that
Mrs. Bigelow was not eighteen years
old when she became a wife, and that
Bigelow was less than twenty at the
time he, obtained license to wed.
Judge Denisofi held that there is no
law in Colorado making the marriage
Of minors Illegal, but that the off,
cial who performs such ceremonies is
subject to fne and, imprisonment.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1918-02-05
AIR RAIDSCAUSE
Losses TO TEUTONS
Italians and British Achieve Big
Successes Damaging Tram
way and Airdrome

NEW YORK, February A. Associa
ted Press)-Suecessful air raids were
told in the official reports Of London
and Rome yesterday. Beyond these
reports of the air activity the only re
port Of Importance was from General
Allenby in Palestine who is eontinu,
ing his systematic campaign against
the Turks and reports he has made
some slight progress In advancing his
positions. a..
Heavy artillery fire which reached
immense volume at times yesterday
was reported from Rome as in progress
along the lower Piaye River sector.
In the air engagements the italian
report tells Of Italian bombing ma.
chimes attacking the aerial tramway be
tween Caldonazxo and Monte Revere
that the cable was so severely damaged
as to prevent the enemy from trans.
porting any further munitions OF sup.
plies between those places until it can
be repaired. 81.
Air battles occurred on several sec
tors Of the Italian front with the sue,
cess Of the Italians apparent yesterday,
Fourteen German airplanes and one bal.
loon were downed. " g.,
Z In the British report there Ii an nc.
count Of raid by British seaplanes
upon Verssensers. The airdrome was
seen to be,hit and burst into. flames.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1918-02-05
BULGARIA DEMANDS
Of AIMS
Parliament Dissatisfied With
Silence Of Government As
X. Others Speak 81

AMSTERDAM, February ~ Asso.
ciated Press)- Strong protests by the
Bulgarian parliament against the
silence Of the war aims Of Bulgaria in
connection with the recent pronounce,
ments Of the aims Of the Central
Powers by Germany and Austria are
voiced in resolutions which have, beer
passed by that body. The sileaee upon
the war aims Of Bulgaria II commented
upon in most unfavorable terms.
In unequivocal terms the delegates
demanded an immediate and clear en-.
lightenment on the objects and pur.
poses Of the government.
German reports of Friday = session
of the peace conference ut Brest Lit.
ovsk say that the session was mainly
devoted to discussion of the standing
Of the delegations from the Ukraine
and Finland. From the Ukraine there
are two sets Of delegates each insist
ing the other is not properly constitut
ed and not representative Of the eoun,
try and it's people. T,
The political situation and its
threatening internecine conflict are
such rs to upset plans for the admis.
sion Of the delegation which is now
there. 49,"
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1918-02-05
u ED CROSS DISCOVERS
IN AMERICAN cAPTIvEs

WASHINGTON, February 4
ASSOCIATED Press) - News Of
American prisoners captured in
the German raid on the American
Trenches on November 8 was sent
10 the war department yesterday
IN reports of General Pershing.
He said the Red Cross had sue
seeded in finding six of the
twelve Americans captured at
that time. They are in a prison
camp at Tnchel, Prussia.
These men were captured when
heavy German barrage cut them
81 from the adjoining French
treneles and made retreat i'm
possible. Under the cover Of the
I.srfaee the Germans raided the
trenches with greatly superior
~, Y y. y aFAs....
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1918-02-05
.HIST8RC NlNSG.
RARSiiPs REptED

onee more the names Of American
warships which became historic after
the opening Of the nineteenth century,
and particularly during the War of
1872, win be heard Of again in this
war, as the navy department has de,
,cidcd to give the names of many tof
the oid-time frigates, TO new battle
cruisers under construction, Public an
BounceInent Of the changes was made
late last year, and the vessels will he
named as follows; s9g.s, ,.l It..ssrj,s.
Constitution, Constellation saEatoga,
Lexington and Ranger, A AZ ,,7yir ia.
The old vessels now bearing the
above names will be newly named, res-
pectively, as followsi Old Consultation,
Old Constellation, Rochester and Rock,
port. The only old vessel not renamed
Is the Lexington. I, y. sy,t &'.' -
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1918-02-05

herman FIRE
gQnctNTRATEB
on bMERlCAU
|CONTIN GENT
United States Soldiers on Lor-
ralne Front Are Experiencing
Heaviest Fire They Have Been
4 Called To Encounter s2.#
an cRAFT ATTEMPT 10
CROSS BEHIND LINES
ounners Reply Shell For Shell
with Enthusiasm and Casual
ties Are Not Heavy; Prisoners
Found IN German Camp

MEXICAN FRONT IN
FRANCE, February 4 -
(Assoeiated Press For the, past
several days the American sector
has been subjected to the heaviest
artillery FIRE II has known since
the american contingent entered
its trenches. g.. ...s
Permission to announce that
AMERICAN forces occupied a sec
tor Of the Lorraine front was
granted BY the censor yesterday.
IS here where they are meeting
violent attacks.
The Germans. are concentrate
'ps their artillery fire on this
front upon the American sector.
/. DntiIIsundown on Saturday the
German barrage was the heayi-
est which the Americans have
experienced Since they entered
this sector. The American gun
ners replied shell for shell and
served the big guns with enthu-
siasm- During this barrage two
Americans were killed, nine were
wounded and one suffered shell
shock.
All day Saturday, also the
enemy airmen were very active
n the American sector. They
attempted to cross behind the
american lines and in this effort
they were defeated'by the French
aviators, ~ . 9. (
e.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1918-02-05
sLAekERs PREFER JaiL HIN
.,r i. TO FIGHTING AT FRONT

COLUMBUS, Ohio, January co.
During the past six months there have
beer, more men between the ayes Of
eighteen and thirty committed to state
penal institutions than eyerh, before.
There have been fewer mon over thjr.
.tyohe committed than in recent years,
II has been pointed out this situation
may be due to slackers committing pet,
~ offepses in order to escape military
duty. There are about 500 more young
men confined than records Of previous
years show.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1918-02-05
B5lshsp;k; VIII Ala !,
Finnish Red g uat al

LONDON, February 4--tAssociatcd
Press Finland is in the throes Of a
bloody intcrneeine warfare with the
Bolsheviki promising support TO the
n Red Guards, y Is shown BY reTotts of
yesterday which tell Of fikhtink : loot
ing, assassination and street fighting.
Trotsky, the Bolsheviki foreign min,
ister. it Is reported, upon HIS arrival in
HelsinEfofs made 4 speech in which he
urged bis hearers to follow the example
which has been set and is being held
before them by Russia. He promised
the support Of Russia to the fred
Guards. 2 Indications that the promise
viii be kept are found in reports from
Stockholm which say that re nfofce.
ments from Petrograd to the s'Red
Guard" which now occupies Helsing.
fors are reported 10 be enroute.
In Helsingfors the revolutionists az.
tempted TO search the house Of General
Silverhoelm, aged eighty years, and de.
spite his infirnities the old man resist
cd and defied them. He killed a num-
Der Of the revolutionists and then com.
mit,ed snicide, and Il was only over his
dead body the survivors were able 10
enter his house.
! AZ olesburg. according 10 Hapatnndn
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1918-02-05
BROADWAY IN MOURNING X K !.
y0vER TWO DARK NIGHTS

NEW YORK, january Paradox.
ieaI, hut Broadway 10 now in, mourn
ing, two nights each week Sundays
and Thursdays. All the big adysrtis
ing signs, from gum to thread, are not
even ttrned on on the specified even,
ings. tits possible that Broadway en-
joys the novelty Of being Hooyerized,
of sacrificing the lights TO save coal,
but the joy il not mentioned above a
whisper. broadway without lights Is
something akin 10 D circus without red
lemonade. Nv t.3ff sft " ."f"I
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1918-02-05
1RD Billion FUND
FOR NAVAL RELIEF

NEW X YORK February 4-tAso,
slated Press Two billions of dollars
#. the fund which Is to be raised by vol,
|'IaIf subscription for the relief Of the
||"''ioe Of officers and enlisted men OF
Abe navy. This announcement was
made I1slefdhy BY Admiral Usher
|I"n1nQine the third naval district.
ADMIRAL Usher said the fund would
|| raised BY popular subscription aud
||||I he diptfibnted op equitable plans
among those dependents. Of naval ofii,
|.I ana MEN in that branch of the
||||'|l Where such officers and men are
.Il- lnlInE the var. IL. =
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1918-02-05

cartridge. This statement, however,
friends Of Lesmiester SCOT at, for they
say the bullet must have struck the
heel Of his shoe, As he Was swung half
way around by the force Of the blow,
II is explained that the bullet prob.
ably ricoehetted after striking the, heel
Of the shoe and rolled unnoticed down
the etirway. Nv, =. .tl r.,E' ~ r'"
Revolver Was Loaded x 2. s.fs. 20
4 The revolver which was taken, from
lieutenant Reed and deposited at the
police station was loaded, with the ,ex,
eeption Of one empty shell. II was an
old-fashioned .32-caliber Elgin John.
son revolver. }rctR. lEav. 5H|NJ 3
At the police station Lieutenant
Reed seemed surly, rather than down.
east, but smiled when he recognized
one Of the army Officers sent 10 take
him into military custody. ,$
The lieutenant is about TWENTY-FIVE
OF. twenty1thtee years old. He was for.
merly a sergeant ofthe same company
in which he now holds a commiAsion.
9 1ie1tenant Reed, IL Is expected, will
BIO tried by court martial ON charges OF
carrying concealed weapons, assault
with intent to kill, and conduct unbe,
coming a gentleman.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1918-02-05
Service RESERVE, S .. .
NOT FOR HAWAII NH|
Plan Is Not To Be Extended
Z. From Mainland To Islands

HILo, February Especial to The
Advertiser Those who have sent in
their names for enlistment in the United
States Public Service Reserve from va,
rious parts Of the Territory of Ha,
wall win not be permitted to enlist
at this time, 1t may be that they
can do 50 later, when their applica.
tions already sent in would be ronsid,
cred, If IL is decided to extend the
work to these Islands,
Thornton Hardy, editor of the Hilo
Tribune, is in the receipt Of a letter
from W, =. Hale, national director OF
the United States Public Service Re,
serve, in which the writer says he has
gone over the situation thoroughly and
il has been decided not to extend the
plan to the Territory Of Hawaii al
this time,
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1918-02-05
Freedom, Justice and
International Law Are
Only Basis For Peace

LONDON February By
Allies who win getp
obtained which win make possible
war Council renNy .sS ne EErtfas
Council
dd BY Germany and Austria but
Isss cy
The the result 81 the delberstns ~ the sg
the Of Germany and Austria rs expressed
which the
,E>gs
wss unabated
yigor time obtain
principles Of Freedom Justice and International Law
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1918-02-05
Returning Generals
Nell Pleased With
Situation IN France

sATKAETIc PORT. February 1
"A Associated = Pressl 5Fayorabls
reports from France were yester-
day brought home BY Major Gen.
erals Barry and Hodges VINO have
recently completed a tour Of In
spection Of the French front. ~
Both o. the returning army on
GERS. were highly optimistic ia
their impressions and expressed
themselves vel satisfied With
conditions IS they have so recent
ly viewed them.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1918-02-05

The proposal for the enlistment of
those who by age or from other causes
were excluded from the draft to enlist
in this reserve were first made in The
Advertiser last December. The object
was for them to offer their services TO
the government In such capacity as
they might be required and fitted q
serve. The many who sent in their
applications for membership in the re-
serve will be disappointed by the de-
cision. '.. .
Mr.. Hardy was in Honolulu when the
plan was first proposed and has given
II support.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1918-02-05
WAR ENTERS SPORTS

\ CORYALLls, Oregon, February A.
[Assoeiated Press = Hand grenade
throwing as d regular event at truck
meets Is i Suggestion that has been
made as a direct result of the war. The
proposal has been made for adoption in
the Western Conference. \