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Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1918-02-11
For Sale-Houses
81 North First Ave.


HOMESEEKERS AND
HEALTHSEEKERS
WHY PAY RENT?
One 4 room house, corner lot, s650.00
One . room house, almost new,
100000.
One room house, nice garden,
$4,000.
One room brick, two lots, $15000O.
3 vacant lots, s225.00 each.
All right in city. Call or address
]. W. ARMSTRONG
1011 S. 3rd Ave, City DIS
NEW apartment house, is rooms,
splendid income. Best location, al
ways full. 100000 will handle, bal
ance, terms. els \. 1st street. .3g
FOR SALE
5-room and screen brick; well To-
Gated;
Gas: bath; hot water system;
Fireplace;
Cement porch;
Cellar;
Lawn, back yard fenced; chicken
yard under separate fence;
Fruit trees, grape arbor;
Completely furnished; everything
new;
$500; $1,000 cash; balance good
terms.
p. O.. Box 1859. II
LOT 70x250, 5-room good house,
gas, bath and toilet Only $4,000.
217 No. l Street. BIB
READY TO MOVE INTO
s4000-Modern Brick of 5 Rooms With
Screen Porches-Big Lot and
First Glass Location-Will be
Sold Upon the Home Builders
Plan.
READY TO MOVE INTO
GREENE & GRIFFIN'S
Tel. 1904 Ia n. LIST Ave
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1918-02-11
w. j. BURNS

FOR SALE-One or three large lots,
cheap for cash. 1901 East Adams st.
III
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1918-02-11
For Sale-Livestock

WE HAVE A FEW exceptionally
fine boar pigs for sale, Of the big
type, Poland China, registered stock.
Cook & Laird Phone SAP. I'D
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1918-02-11
Macarthur Brothers
Used Car BARGAINS

ALL READY FOR THE
ROAD, ALL READY TO RUN
AND GIVE GOOD SERVICE.
THIS Is ONLY A PARTIAL
LIST OF OUR USED CARS
IF THE KIND YOU WANT
IS NOT AMONG THEM. ASK
Us FOR iT-WE'VE GOT 1T.
COLE SIX SEvEN-PAS-
SENGER-COST NEW $500
FOR QUICK SALE OUR
PR C E s450-CASH OR
TERMS.
bod G f TOURING-FIVE-
PASSENGER-GOOD CORD
TIRES-A BARGAIN, $3.50.
DODGE TRUCK -WITH
LIGHT DELIVERY BODY
PAINTED GRAY, $3.50.
FORD TRUCK-IN GOOD
NDITION - NEWLY
PAINTED, 1925.
FORD TOURING-IN GOOD
CONDITION-BARGAIN AT
S225.
MARMON. THREE PASSEN-
GER ROADSTER-1916 MOD
ELM FINE CONDITION
FIVE GOOD TIRES-NEWLY
PAINTED, LIGHT TAN, $3.50.
OLDSMOBILE "S"-TWO 1917
MODELS, ONE SEVEN-PAS-
SENGER AND ONE FIVE
PAS ER-BOTH OF
THEM ALMOST LIKE NEW
FOR SALE AT BIG DIS
COUNT.
STUDEBAKER 1915 TOUR
ING CAR -ELEC TRIO
LIGHTS AND STARTER,
$3.50.
HUPMOBILE 80" TOURING
CAR. FOR QUICK SALE. $500.
PAIGE SIX 1916 MODEL,
WITH FIVE GOOD CORD
TIRES, $3.50.
MOST OF OUR USED CARS
ARE IN OUR BUILDING.
AND EASILY INSPECTED.
ALTHOUGH WE KEEP A
FEW ON OUR USED CAR
LOT. DON'T BUY A USED
CAR UNTIL YOU INSPECT
OURS AND GET OUR
PRICES.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-23

and IL the sides are six inches deep
the posts should be cut ten inches
long.
y brace or two In the center or the
frame will strengthen IT and keep il
from wracking out OF shape. 4 frame
six feet long and four feet wide is a,
convenient size. Feed intended for the
chicks is thrown on the ground within
the confines OF the frame. and only
those that are small enough to crawl
under the sides can get access to it,
III desired. the feeding frame can be
covered with light watertiEht roof
A-shaped. with open ends or gables
which provides shady retreat for the
chicks op hot days, also a shelter In
Time OF sudden storms. II is also Il
place OF refuge from crows. hawks and
stray dogs.
Poultry raiscrs seldom get through
the season without the need for moving
a brood from one house to another. If
only TO utch the surplus cockcrels,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-23

instant and the bird Is caught. Use
hard wire for the hook, wire that will
hold its shape: soft wire bends too
quickly.
a net. after the fashion OF crab
net. is also used for catching fowls.
1t is quite handy. except that chick ems
are usually frightened by it, and In
stnntly give chase. whercupon the
operator must prove himself Il faster
Splinter if h. would use the net to any
advantage.
DchorninE MnIe Birdx.
spurs on old male birds very often
become nuisance. If allowed to grow
TOO long. Better dchorn them: IL is a
simple operation. Use finc saw
preferably II hack saw. one that is used
for cutting metal. Cut the spurs
within half-inch Of the shank diego.
never closer than this. Then heat a
knife blade or similar implement until
rcdhot and cautcriZc the exposed ends
to cheek any flow of blood and to
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-23

cstablishcdlon the road during the year.
including tho following factories: Lum.
Der and forest products. IL: cottonsced
eli! and peanut oil. /: excelsior, /: mig
iron furnace. !: flour mills, 2: rolling
mill. /; tire fabric, /; foundry and ma
chino shops. j; canneries, 8. There
were also located a steam power plant
tbuilding) and fifteen coal mines
Eleven new coal mines which were be-
ing developed In 1916 began shipping In
1917 and ten other mines not previously
reported also began shipments. At the
end OF the year there were cighty-scvcn
coal mines in operation on the main
line. branches and connecting lines of
the Nirg!nian Railway in West Wiz
Sinia. 81 of which. as noted. began ship
ping during the year. OF the total
hftN-one are Joint with the Chesapeake
and OHIO Railway and ono with the
Norfolk and Western Railway.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-23

which is troublesome often hare nm Tho
brood unless the proper facilities arc
available. \ catching coop similar to
mat shown In diagram Will greatly
simplify tho operation. The COOP Is
placed against SMALL entrance door
IN the chicken house. such doors being
common to most poultry BUILDINGS and
without further ado the chickens arc
driven into tho trap. a vertically slid
ing door on the coop is closed and tho
transported with case
Any sort OF Il crate will answer the
purpose 50 long as il is fitted with an
emu door. Additional doors in the top
o. The crate make 1t easier 10 remove
the chickens.
Tho coop shown in diagram. which
was designed by the California cNpcri-
ment station. is substantial AFFAIR.
hrc rect long and two feet wide. The
framework is made OF 2yo-inch ma
teriai' dressed. to which is secured a
SOLID floor and n Slated top. The
sloes ana one end of the crate arc COW
cred with inch mesh poultry wire not
ing Ihe gate through which the
birdS are trapped operates vertically.
ana is made OF half-inch Stats secured
I" cicatS The top doors arc Slated
and work on hinges. as Indicated.
CATCHING WITH 4 HOOK
AND SAW: EFFORT
sometimes II is necessary to catch
single birds. which becomes quite "A
TASK. whether indoors or out. cSpcrial-
~ II the fowls arc running torc,hcr
IN large rrlmbcrs. The catching crate
IS useless, of course. and running the
mock about the premises in a Wild
chase Is poor practice. IL frichtcns
the birds. frequently they arc injured
by living against objects, and the
operators patience is seldom improved
catching hook should be provided
Tor these emergencies. design Tor
which is shown in diagram 1t con-
SistS OF wooden handle three feet
long, to which is added a length OF
stout wire projecting about two fec,
from the end Of the handle, making
The device five feet over all The free
end OF the wire is bent in the shape OF
n tapercd hook. the aim of which is To
pinion the fowls shank.
With n little practice great deal O.
deNtcrity can be gained in the use OF
this hook. Tho operator walks quietly
among the fowls. holding the hook
against his body. and when he sees the
object OF his quest in 4 favorable posi-
ton. quick movement is made with
the hook-it is thrust ahead OF the
birds shank. pulled back at the right
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-23

prevent infection. Or tho applcatio ion
Of powdered chalk or nitrate OF silver
will pre- cut bleeding.
The birds will try to escape dehorn-
Ing. OF course. and they may appear TO
vince under the effect OF the saving
Have no undue qualnis over this action
because the operation is virtually
painless.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-23
MANY NEW INDUSTRIES
Important Enterprises
Started on The VIrginlnm Hallway
Line During Inst Year.

The eighth annual report of the Nir-
ginian Railway Company. which has
just gotten out OF the hands OF the
printer, covers the operations Of the
read in 1917 and gives Il great deal of
industrial Information.
There Were thirty-nn new industries
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-23
OLIVE PROBLEM WITH WIRE
COVERED FEEDING; FIR AME,

y solution to the problem is readily
found in wirc-Covered frame built
close To the ground, which will permit
the chicks TO crawl under at will but
which is too low for the grown birds
such frame is easily contrived from
odds and ends OF lumber; il may be
OF any size desired and made portable
so that 1t can be moved to fresh
ground from time to time. This point
is essential, in that constantly feeding
fowls on the same spot is likely to re-
suit in contaminated food, due to an
accumulate Of droppings
The frame should be built with low
sides about six inches deep. mounted
on legs. four or six in number. depend
!n% upon the size OF the frame, and
when set up the distance between the
ground and the sides of the frame. In
other words. the opening through
which the chicks pass. should be about
four inches. trihe lower for very
small chicks. The top OF the frame is
covered with poultry netting, inch mesh
Wire is best. because it can be stretched
without risk OF sagging in the center
"hen the fowls walk on it. as thew
are prone TO do. Posts OF 2x4-inch
lumber make good legs for the frame
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-23

Complete National service and also in our new
Petersburg store, 81 Bollingbrook Street where YOU
Will md the same asSortments the prices and the
same liberal treatment. BUY FROM US and YOU'LL
SAVE 20 to 40 per cent, with guaranteed mileage
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-23

effect OF the cement. il the gray color
is thought Objectionable.
Indoors. especially, be liberal with
the whitewash; apply it until it fairly
runs from the walls: the chances are
il will drain into cracks and do world
OF good. Cover the dropping boards
with It; lime allays odors. If the house
has a wooden floor ii is a good plan
10 whitewash tho floor boards in the
same way. But first scrape them clean.
Summer weather is favorable for the
propagation of vermin. therefore this
is the season 10 wage AGGRESSIVE war
fare against lice and mites. Drive
these Huns from their entertainments:
lombard them with insecticides and
gas them with the fumes from disin-
fcctants. Go over the top at regular
intervals: give il to EN- good: show no
quarter. If YOU don't get them, they're
sure TO get your fowls, and their
atrocities arc barbarous indeed.
SAVE CHICKS BY
COOP FOR YOUNG STOCK
In general farm flocks, where old and
young chickens. ducks and perhaps
few geese are allowed TO run together.
or on The commercial egg farm where
young stock OF varying ages is reared
on the same range, provisions should
be made for feeding tho young chicks
without molestati1n from the grown
birds.
Chivalry and etiquette seldom exist
in the poultry yard. especially among
ilocks that contain ducks-Muscovy
ducks In particular Their code or
doctrine seems 10 be a Teutonic one.
that might is right. first come first
served and the devil take the hind
most Fowls arc not concerned with
whether the other fellow gets his share.
In fact. the strong birds frequently
bully and prosecute the weaker.
younger birds until the latter are half
starved. y fusSy old hen will suddenly
attack an unsuspecting, frail little
chick. peck il viciously on the head
and chase it OF screaming with pain
and fright.
The injury is not serious. perha ps
yet chicks So bullied do not make the
proper development. because they do
not receive their share or food. And
growth is very important at this stage,
II the pullcts are to mature as fall
layers. Runts. those which are stunted
IN the first few weeks OF their life
seldom mature into profitable fowls
Aside from protecting the young
stock against older birds. it is economy
to give them Il special feeding place
Young chicks should be given finely
cracked grains and seeds which arc too
expensive to feed 10 the grown stock.
consequently these grains should be fed
separately. where they cannot be stolen
/ by the Old birds. tiuincas and turkeys
are notorious robbers OF feed intended
/ for chicks.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-21
NO NEW SCHOOL ALLOWED
UNTIL AT TER WAR IS OVER

Special 10 Tho World
DRUMitlGHT Okla. Sept 10 -
Postmaster Orvlllo knight and 4. q.
Logan, members ~ tho beard of Cd
ucation OF Drmmright, who went 10
Washington for tho purpose ot get
ting federal approval OF a bond Issue
for $4,000 voted here fur the pur.
pose OF erecting new and handsome
high school building returned yostcr.
day and reported tn the board OF
education that the capital issues com.
mlltoo would not glvo its approval
or mo pond issue. As a result ut tho
inability 10 get federal approval the
high school building Will doubtless
not be erected during tho war Mem
lers OF the capital issues committee
Informed the Drumrlght committee
that school cuugcstlou exists boo many
OF the leading cities and especially In
munitions Ccnters and hlt II has
been found impract,cnbl Go give fod.
orHl relief
AA result Of tho inability io ge'
federal approval OF the urumrgHt
school bond issue. steps vII Do
taken ny the board OF education hero.
60 erect small units com school
grounds here and In tho oU districts
adjacent To this city lu ths pact
many children from the oI field
leases have attended the public
schools hero. but steps vii, uc taken
hy the board of education 60 pr0yIH.
rooms Tor them ON certain leases Iu
that wuy II is believed Tint many uf
them may be- provided for
Tho attendance AZ the DrumTrHl
public schools IL $500 pupils accord
iug 20 SUpi W. %. French, which n|
900 more than last year. owing col
crowded conditions Homo ~ tho pH.
pills have been unable Co attend fII
Time. but as result of the efforts uf
tho board 0f education % ls believed
that fuil time may De- secured hy all
pupils within "A few wceks
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-21
MARKET IMPROVES
IN TONE AND PRICE
Increased Volume ~ Trading ATTENDS
sharp Ip-rurn IN Trading on
New York Exchange.

NEW YORK sept 20 subspu.
tlal Improvement boo both tuuc and
prices. together with an Increased
volume In trading created a distinct
change ln the stock market today
Tho iuTucs commonly called war
and peace stocksgrospuuict alike la
tho upward tuEg,nr although u
some instances the Improvement vNH
attributed 60 special Influence
United States StccIH T.aH .i To
points 90 llo'b q new hgn since lNu
current upward movement began VNs
as+ociaici with expectations 300 SOM.
gunrtcrs that generally higher trad.
prices would bee granted hy tho gut.
ornmcnt and sharp advances |u
equipments. MS Baldwin Locomotive
Alil American car. with anticipation
uf large new contracts
I'rccHsIuus in LhrrU a. and a. "a
were ascrihod tu preparations tu s. I--
scribe to tho forthcoming new .Htu.
aud similar influences were Irspuu.
slh,o fDr the tspUug down lu values
OF The general bond l.rt Total stl,..
par value were tAluu.uuU
Foreign issues made further hrnl
way in spots Iufp t'b touched Jr.
The highest bon long rmc Foreign
'hrhunEn rai'H Wrr" well manwIu.I
aside from SH.H Hu'E which reached
n'" low tsurr, ioI tho present move.
mput
Dn'od statss bonds. old sslcs
Wrfr UNCHANGED un call
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-21
DRUMRlGHT AUTO DRIVER
FREED OF MANSLAUGHTER

Special m The World
bETMlllGlIT, Okla. Sept 60 --
Lawrence Allen, charged with man
slaughter in connection with tho
killing of T. a. Snrl. a prominent
oil man iu this city lart Friday. was
acquitted hy Justice ~ tho Peace
W J.. Clements late yesterday after
noon Allen was driving AN auto
mobile uu East broadway with faur
other men when NJ. and Mrs Smell
walked across Tho street iu front of
uhnm Mrs Smell Jumped out of the
w8y but Mr. Smell was struck and
died within % frw minutes Alien
Was Immediately arrested on 20
charge NJ granddaughter Uls trial
before Judge Clements consumed tho
most ~ yesterday and wns largely
attended. us there was much lu
toru-t in tho Clsc Witnesses tosti
fled thot AlIon WINS driving not more
than ten or 10 mites an hour
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-21
ZINC PRODUCERS TO ASK
SMELLING INVESTIGATION

JOPLIN. Mo, sept cO-At a
meeting OF representative Zinc ore
producers Of Missouri Kansas and
oklahoma today % was agreed 90
petition tho fedar0l trade yommlg-
sion for an investigation Of tho zinc
smelling companies of tho country.
Mine operators claim that with
Fpelter selling 40 tho 81 90 10 50 go a
700 pounds. zinc curCentratrltea
should bring moro than SO 30 ton
This was tho price last week Many
mines in this district have been
forced ~ close bcc1uso OF tho low
prices offered boy smoling rompa
MES
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-21
Influenza Spreading
Rapidly Among Camps

WASHINGTON. Sept 20 Rapid
spread uf spanish influenza among
sIidIar8 in training. with cpidcmicH
at Camps Doyons. Mass. Ip,on, a.
" Dix. e. J., lumphrles and Lee.
Va. ia shown today In Surgoon-Gan-
oru GurgtE weekly health report
Tho EurrDuu-Eouoral says the dis
case may Doe expected 90 appear M
other camps Generolly'good health
conditions ure noted. There were.
however, los deaths M nll camps
during tho week. compared with 95
for tho preceding week.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-21
Ncw mclghl Iicnnrd Mndc.

CANTON. ohio, Sept 20.-What
Ia thought by Captain n. W. Schroe
der of Chicago TO be a new record In
altitude was made hy him yesterday
IN an airplsne flight from Dayton
aviation field 20 Canton He es
cendcd more than $4,000 feet. his
records show. lie found a temper
Rture of 80 degrees below zero ON
tigrado.. Ills finger tips we're frozen
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-21
chlr.rn Iiv, R,n,A

CHICAGO. sept 20 -nOGS Receipts
1900. clot.hg very weak mostly 2be low.
m than yesterday tNerAfn. TOD. t20 So
late ton srouud s202h Huiehsrt.
ti9.pon go 25 light tip 600 10 40 pack
nE tl9 u0mlo1b rough, sisA5QlA IS,
pigs r0Ni and choice tis.30dig23
CA1-1tF Receipts q 900. beef steers
mostly lon n2S- lover. excepting best
butcher stock siov 70 isc lower, feeders
aHi calves. ttsady norf cattle good. ch0ics
aud prime tlG25Wla 5O' common and
urtiun tiO uOd id25i butcher stock
COWS and hcfsrs, 81 5b6isTa, eannsft
aud cutters, o. h0d l,8o ftoeksrs and issd
rrs good. choice and fsncy. sii OONt IL O0f
Inferior common aud medium, g. OON
ll 600 veal eal1e'. good shd choice,
tis f1d 1850.
sllEEP- Receipts 40 600 Market steady
60 strong top western lambs tlsagi
natives. fla 90. lambs. choice and prime
fIaTGM 1880. medium and good. iit uuM
1855 ruls. fiOO0@la so ewes choice
and prime 81. 50ql2.2b. medium and
good. si025ail so: culls, st00m 90
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-21

would be increased 90 per cent when
Ito said, however that tho output
tho plant was fully supplied with
skilled men.
Replying 20 charges that HOG
Island has been a haven FOR slackers
who seek 90 escape tho army draft,
Nr. fiez haid hs could not find any
basis Tor such general charge Men
unable 10 DO tho work required OF
them at the shlpyards have boon dis
charged ana local draft boards are
notified when men OF draft age are
discharged as incompetent. he said.
Mr picz described steps taken
against slnchers generally. ono yard,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-21
SHIP TONNAGE NEAR
TWO MILLION TONS
General Manager Pier Announces
Amount Actually Delivered.
slackers Discharged.

WARRINGTON. Sept 90 ship
tonnage actually delivered 10 tho
Emergency Fleet corporation 30 far
this year amounts 20 l.SllU0O tons,
with $4,000 tons launched and
keels laid FOR 41OB.UUO. General
Manager Piez Of the fleet corpora
ton, giving these figures 10 tho sem
hte commerce committee today. said
deliveries for the month M Septcm
ber probably VIII reach 100000 toms
Mr. Pirz tull the committee that
tho government plant AZ Hog island
is expected 90 produce twenty ships
This year. fBr below tho number
called FOR in the original program.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-21
DRUMRlGHT PLANS FOURTH
LIBERTY LOAN CAMPAIGN

DlS MRIGHT. Okla. Sept 60
InuuNights quota In the Fourth
Liberty loan campaign will be $3.50.
600. according TO Arthur ODciL
chairman Of the Drumright district.
mr. nearly twice what Il was On the
third drive. Plans have already
been innuguratod here 20 make the
campaign "a success a meeting of
the DrumriEht campaign committee
was held at Rod Cross headuuar-
tcrs Members OF the committee. In
addition 90 Mr.. ODcll. are Aaron
prumrIght Robert Farris. James
Wise. George Peisoy, B. Fa MlBer.
l.. d. Barney and James Cummings
The committee states that Drum
rights quota viii be easily obtained
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-21
K.n,,s ciir IAr. a,ncl

KANSAS CITY. Espf 90 HOGS Re.
csipis. 600, steady 5Q i5c iower Bulk.
alp ooW 2O25t heavy tis25q 30 as
lEhu slsHbm20 plrts tlsOOd 10 90
fed steers fis0Og 1925; dressed beet
steers. fii o0d 1890. souihsrn steer.
f1OoaIs5l. cove 60 O0ailg5, hsf
ers. o. 0oa 90. stoeksrL a7,50d 1880
calves. tH.5Ual8CO
sllEEP- Receipts. 1000 steady lOa
iio higher lambs. al3.bOdtTTO ysarl
lngs, st0b0MlI 00i vethsrs. fi0O0a
a. so ewes, ts00dii 90. ttoehsu.
f300wIT5O.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-21
Chlcaro Prnxislons

IITTNNNO7 N0UI 20 HITTTN IIrh
or creamery blHtHitr
EbGS liowcr. rorriipa 52i1 cAsss
Nrss. 900 Ordinary hftts aIN
a. y ~ VAft cases included. tOmisc
POTATOES higher. receipts 81 casss
Miuuesots, early Ohio. bulk. ~ apu SO
DO sacks " 5Aa2tO. Wisconsin. bull
~ lou2 So, DO, sacks o. 56n26O
POULTRY Alive. lower. fowls 2aM
2si4t, spring.. 27c.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-21
KAn.a, nlir nrAin

kANNAN CITY sept 20 CASH
VIZ Z l,-s,isiiay 10 haTq "a lsh
lions
CpRN-Hlrhet, 80 2 mitsd tiTo4
Ia No 2 whits. tioodi ip2 No. ytl.
loN si 72@iTa.
OATS ettaty. No whlta. 79N n7ac
80 mixed. TfhdT2c
RNE=eiSaM1BI
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-21

corrr headquartrrs announced today
the first aviation unit organized lu
America and sent abroad using
American made material cvr'uHt0lv
with tho first marine aerouBu'ig
company equipped for wntcr tItWg
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-21

FORT WORTH. Sept 2O.a--CATTLE--
Receipts 5000 steady Bssves t10o@
1900
HoGs Receipts, 1000. steady. Heavy.
so 0Oa 20 O0.
a surfr- Re,slpi, 900, steady. Lambs.
tlA5OmITOO.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-21

KANSAS CITY. 6spi 20.-BuTrER
Creamery. sic, firu. $50 soooAds 5oc
packing. ooc
EcIF- llrsts, 4ie, seconds see
POULTRY Hens 2a@a6e. sosstsrs
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