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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-11-15
Sector nrreiteref.

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@fotejsgros ierer Sector bor ODER be=
lie &%1ebenbobn baft flor Ofn1erflom>
'beo. San ielb bar life meget fien6t,
men bans Sorretni1g Sc ITO mere, :
&raft al Sen meget omfotten6e %
TO niefbente &ef1ame, Dan gjennem.
fgrte. Sm Sogen erfares igprigt
'f%dlgen6e:
@ogen rejiteS oprin6elig pe6 8ris-
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Soran-
italtning. Ser bleb for nogen Ei6
iioen inoleoa en- un~6eriegeIfe glen,
nem ~&ommisitonen, og 6en COB til
|&einltat, at @agen obergabes til
|YoIitiet.
Sagen a1tgam @ce6ebanoel % go,
reaoger me6 So6tgi / meget flor
|Sti, - Set iamle6e 8e1pb angipes
til langt ODER 100000 ST. @%n6pi6ere
|itgtes ban for O%pertrm6elfe at Gfs-
t%ortforbl16et for So6t6i i6e ian
fritif1git bar iolgt So6tbi til ublen-
oinge, Tom 6erefter bar bragt set us
LAT 2an6et.
Som - ia, mon f1r6e reiten
|fo16e set en- fortrin1ig @ittigbeb, Tan
bet mfdreS> at Sector iuit / 6isie
|Dage reflamerer / ollie f~igbenbabnfe
abiler me6, at ban paa @r11n6 af fin
2oblD6igbe6 oberfor Sn6enrigsmini<
~iteriets Notwithstanding ton ielge
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-11-15

bol6, Soft le0er Sc gamle Sornubne
op paanp og oprGpner 6ereS 8pr1t
me0 Dem, % set CT - let fra ct ma
,tionalt SDnSpurft nv meget alGoe-
|ligt. 9e gnnle Nob11e CT om &c
gel - Sc imllffeite; Be err forte,
|f%lngful6e og t. 6onife.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-11-15
Den itore MrnemlDHe n6for 6faaen.

Otter ~Sfagens Mpis"' giper hi
nc0enitaaen6e u6f9rligere Meo6elelie
ON Ben iprgelige l1lpffe, bborom Ri
/ fioite uge bragte Me66elel1e.
6lotillen bar lom l96panlig goaet
paa Mineiagt ONT Morgenen beo g.
|Si6en1 og fra 56r0erii6en bob6c
man bele Dogen funnel lie, at Sc
iDD Sartpier = iom 1e6oanligt =
fopbe &elo meo fig pao 6ereS far
1ige Sagt. Mellem 81. fire og fer,
funoe man iaale6es tp6elig lie tic
oeloige &an6- og &6gi6iler, iom1
meo forte Mellemr1&m ilog op u6e
/ &oriiopten og forfpn6te, at Ser
It'll otter bar nifa6eliggiort CIT a.
6iiferiets og SfibsfartenS truen6e
&in6ringer. ST. bar ca. AS, ga
~@nn5ilo" it,6te poa en- Mine, tb1
Set ,mao bemerfeS, at @oo6en bir=
|felig it96te paa. og life romtes al
en- al Sc Miner, fom bleb fiIfet op
Minen Lao fun Ii6t UNDER 8an6pbcr,
fla6em. Sen ronnte @anonboa6e11s
@nn6> og @fsploitonen bor frpgte-
Zig. Gfibet bleb bogItobeliq taIt
ip1intret; Menneifer> Maiter, 8ro og
Set iprengtes beit op / 211ften, og
1T bleb 1plintret mes gonife frpgte:
zig &raft. s 2bbet al nogle Gefltn-
ser bar Ser intet at ie al &ononhoa-
oen> og fun 2igere, sc oberIepen6e
og @ragltumperne bi6ne6e ON, bbo6
Ser bab6e fun6et Gte6. Sc 6 Eor=
peoobaaoe> fom iamn1e11 me6 &onon=
boo6en u6gjor6e Glotillen .1oo. /
Nerbeoen at 6en. Sngen loo ober
1000 Meter fra Sen, og ct Yor
StDffer 1ao f1n 1900 Meter fer
net fra Sartpjet. Sen bnl6ige Cts
p1oiion rplte6e Eorpeooboa6ene, .og
BET ito6 6iebliffelig flort for olIe,
bba6 Ser bar ffet. Sarten iottes
ltrofs op og me6 &1trs moo mlnfffes=
ite6et> og &e6ningsbao6ene iattes u6.
S @anoet laa mellem @ragituml1er
2igene al to Men6, me6ens IL le=
ben6e, beriblan6t Sc 4 ioare6e, f1e6
ON. De b1eb itrafs fiifd op, % Ell,
at Sorpeoobaa6ene fatte @1&rs moo
Sfogen me6 ct Sig og Sc iaore6e om-
boro og EFT Eorpe6obaa66 ait af1teo
ltot efter me6 6e pbrige re66e6e. SCI.
goot 6 bar alt, bbo6 ser bar tilboge
al &anonbaa6ens @efetning, in6,
brogt til &abnen, bborfra Sc iaare6e
fort efter tom paa @pgebuiet. Mle
fire 1aareoe bar l1n6erofficerer.
Slere al be reo6eoe u6piite en-
la116 Soragt for @merter. @n al
Dem, Der 6g6e, bar leben6e, ga ban
bleb ftifet op. @ans enc @en bar
h11oftenoig fn1it, og ban bap6e flere
onore ifgrfe &baitelier. Men lite
oeito min6re, beretter en- at bans Sea-
merater, bar ban be6 f111o @epi6It-
beo og ito6 op / 8na6en paa set ro-
tie Sen. Wen for &nbret1 naae6es,
1ant BON iammett og 6e6e. @n al Sc
reooeoe loo | ct 2nfaf 90 @fspIo-
litonen in0traf. grnsittmper og Sern.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-11-15
Mrnbene ct

Sen 6anife Sorfatterinbe Gr11 Shit
SEMEN Senger u6talte nplig beo ct
M@6e / 8orris, SDllon6:
~~@umoniteten ct ifejet u6. Seq ~
reS> Samfun0et er blepet ct Srner1>
thinner. Seq tror, 6et er poo b6ie
Ei6 at &pin6erne fommer mes for
at bp6e paa @fa6en, for &bin6erne
er / mango Gi1feI6e life iaa fr1&cl1-
ti%mmerogtige iom Mpn6."
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-11-15

Der altib. 0erfor bapbe BUN Sen ltille
Magt fremfor olle Menneifer..
Dette Gseal - Set fnn6e ubtrpf=
fes pan <norebe anbre Mao6er -
iii g. S. Il. s. DolDe lebenoe i SIT,
.ti0ens 8eroen al 11nge 8iger.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-11-15
= Dannark, =
v@ipbitab-Sbpller"

Gua Micbebongs 6orlag bar Sal
0ernor &groom uoienbt cit M 9igt=
dn1nIing u&ipbitao-S0pller". Dtgte-
zen En- fra &erbens 2arm tDet tilba.
,ge til fin 8arn6oms TITLE Bronns:
Bort fra CITIZEN. Us al 5triocn.
Gen S6pl blep tilbage:
Mellem fort1g11le Banter be6 6en
b%glgeblaa Strgm
blu1rber 8pe11, blom1trer @pen meo
be teglrp0e Gage
A,m en- Strife eller to lpfter, balpt
om / 9rpm,
1T @mffe-@onb mos Sintlen til 8p11
og til &lage.
Stab be6er Sc &lofffer ont? @po6
nager Sc mon for
/ iaa fre6elig EFT Mffrog al Serocn
JONI Dor?
90 bon filorer @pe11s l~tilf9rbige
2tb, Sc Sorti6smin6er, ben r1tger
ober, og Mennei fene. &o11 ri61er 6en
enc NOR omn1e TDpe op otter 6en o11=
ben Iige fra 8pens 11De 8orgmeiter
- Ser 6og fife ct 1ao mo6erne, at
BON er folfebalgf -
Borgme ltren gaar Sur.
9an ct beber og tpf,
Ell 9emptlig Tilur
i r1n6ifie6et Sraffe.
mes 1mpl6fe0 &pg.
Ne1 en itrnm lille Mabe
I Ip1egrnn 8ufi er mes mDpresIet
Sol6
sgaor ban rn1r6t / fit @nbe
tog u6 paa fin Solo.
Sm1 ct mGt, ban -er glao,
bon. er belflR0t og frrt
fpnr1fer run6t ON fit Sto6,
in1picerer fin 8D.
Dg tiIilut ban6rer Digteren Sen
er1omme Sur bag ON 8Den.
SITE giennem @a6erne,
boor @ommeriolen brn116cr -
fiem ollie &nsfoco6crne
CT gooe, gamle &enner.
Site / "Opens Stre6er,
Hi6nt 6eres brIe S1i1er
11Dnrer, bbor ieg trG6er>
min l1ng6oms &iler.
SITE e11gang paa @ol6en.
Ser ltanr for 6bbe @por
ne6 til Set @a1s, Dbor on0re
MT Dor.
yeei, Gtien bag o1n &oberne
er Den, iom ieg bill goa,
taar leg enga1g CT gommel
sog graa.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-24
Letters
Ailnco. Okla.

hlIco. OklA.
To the Editor.
Ny attention has Just been called 10
YOUR article tn the Times ~ last week,
"A Wise Decision and | notice that
YOU refer TO M AS the pacifst principal
at MinCo.
am asking that YOU retract this Inn
pication In just the same way that
YOU sent II abroad ! am nv no means
a pacihst rs YOU could readily have
found by making any inquiry from any
one 10 whom ! am known. | believe
that 1 am very much farther from n
than you are. and because ! hhppen a
TO be. opposed To military training In
the public schools IN the form that We
have II now. was not sufficient ground
Tor your Implication. As to what I said
about II being unAmerican, notice
that YOU did not deny that You know
too well that II Is. and every one else
knows that II Is Yet believe that u
is a. American as your proposition OF
state government by commission, which
IN kniseriSm I'm iis worst form. II YOU
wish TO discuss In n fair and impartial
manner the merits OF military In the
public schools. I shall be very glad to
take up that discussion with YOU or
anyone else, hut when YOU attempt to
class mo with the pacifist YOU have
made n mistake which common decency
demands that YOU make right.
Very truly YOURS.
J. W. MoR0AN.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-24
NEW YORK,

NEW YORK. Dec. 2l-Pre holiday
realizing and cvenlng-up OF near
months comments caused considerable
irregularlty at the opening OF tho mnr-
ket today, December VAS relatively
weak at tho start. selling OF TO 81. Ooc,
or so points below last nights close, and
II WAS reported that "A few notices were
circulating. There waR consldern BILE
covering, however. and the price soon
steadied up to 81 65c, or Is points high
er. while January sold up from 20 05c
TO 2e.20c and March from ~ soc 10
S.ilc, with the more active months gem
orally selling from to 4 points net
higher after opening . to 2s points low
er No fresh news feature was dts
cusscd and the early business was con-
sidercd lvgely IN tho way OF evening
up Tor over the holiday, with realizing
absorbed ny covering. trade demand
and some fresh buying for long account.
The market became flrmer later In
the morning II seemed that the earlier
realizing had been well enough taken
to start covering by, recent sellers and
few stop-loss orders were uncovered
on the advance. December sold up 10
$4,000 or 30 points net higher beside
trading IN that delivery ended at mid.
day. while January advanced to ~. soc
and March 10 2s.TSc. or 81 TO 70 points
net higher.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-24
RAINBOW
LEADER INJURED
General Rhodes Recovering
From AirpIane Fall,

PARIS, Dec "A. .-(Hayai)-The
condition ol Ma Gen. Charles d.
Rhodes. Who was injured In the fall
u Az aifplane at louyfes. north
east at Paris. Monday. showed great
improvement during the night IN
'h- accident m, pilo, oi the machine.
aho wa, British officer. wa, killed.
The plloI. hlmpcfed by the dense
i.s. lost NJ, hearings ard wa, trying
~ avoid landing in m, heart oi ihe
DB. when h, machine was hurled
down heavily General Rhodes was
Bson a. me hospital n Louyfo and
now 3, IN the American hospital IN
Paris
Major General Rhodes !, head oi
the American afmiuice commission
end va, the first American general
sliIrer 20 enter the GermiD lines
after the German afEii,pce wa'
signed he formerly commander the
fJriJ second of Rainbow division
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-24
ROTARY CELEBRATES
RED CROSS VICTORY

The victory OF the Rotary club in
obtaining the greatest number OF sub
scrip,ions to the Red Cross during the
present drive was the theme for con-
siderable enthusiasm at meeting
Of the club at the Lee-Huckins hotel
today, Reverend I. Frank Roach was
the speaker.
A huge Christmas tree, reaching al
most to the second floor and covered
with gli,tering ornaments and tinsel
and surrounded with interesting
looking packages, stands in the lobby
Of the -Huckins hotel, a tribute
10 the Christmas spirit of the Rotary
club, Tonight the poot children Of
the city will be the guests of the cl,h
at Christmas party, and every boy
present will receive \ gift from the
bounty. Of Santa Claus.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-24
COTTON
NEW ORLEANS.

NEW ORLEANS, Dec. u l.iquida.
ton carried the price OF cotton of to
rs points on the most active months At
the opening call today. but new buying
came IN AT the decline and quick re-
coNery resulted AZ tho end OF tho first
hnlf hour Of trading prices were to IS
points over Yesterdays close
While marked holiday feeling was
taken on. the market retained very
steady undertone, reports Of the coming
removal Of restrictions on English cot
ten trading having a bullish effect A.
noon prices showed net advance OF IS
TO Ga points
Values were well maintained on n dull
but steady market. Al | o'clock the
trading months were t3 TO &c points up
net.
Cotton spot STEADY. a5 points M. Sales
OF the spot 2,0l5. 10 arrive s12 Low
mlddlng 270oc. mddlng 30 o15c. good
mlddlng Sl7bc. Receipts s,sO3. stock
t6l,sgt
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-24
GRAIN
ehlcAGo

CHICAGO, p'r = Tnfug delays
resulting from hDyU sst snow brought
shny' uu'uuH today In me pfrs ~
corn Op'n.Hy quotations. shi'h yausl
tom ibs famr - jcsi'rdi,H fu.ab 90
f.r rlgb, wiih jan Iis,h 10 i1ja
uHd Nay VI 4iis ~ 81 lsis we're fullYNsd
h moderate gains Hll around
Opinions iNFt feeding demand he'd
N sssd fhr iIWtt uri nat weather
'undiilpuH m.gii soon hriufH H more
liberal crop mDt'msni led bisfwafl 60
something II ~ setback The close, hos.
ever. wlH fum ~ ne sHWr Hs tf-'
t'fiHys nm .h ~ ~ hiFhrr. Niih Jan
lts 30 o. 3, and Nay il1bs %
u Jis
Absence ~ ssabo'fi demand Nr,k.
rrsi ouF Arsf opening e. ~ ~ =
ltU rdSHrrs. win Jar. '5@r ~ ,nsr
the market underwent general go
liolilby duII.Hs fuilt II provisions
SIhssqu'HI.t. iNr Wlfh,. Developed
rOrudsflblo tif'ngih uu account Ui on
HIstn.. Iu iHr NIIur ~ IurT
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-24
WOMAN PlUNCES
OUT OF WINDOW
Strange circumstances Sur,
round Tragic Death, Sc

CHICAGO. Dee. A-Inquiry Into
lhe death OF Mrs. Mabel Claire Beck.
young and accomplished musician. va,
legun today Mrs Beck. wife Of a
Bal,imor, insurance broker. and whose
parent. live IN kansa, City. died last
night at the county hospital s the
result Of leaping from a iourth.a story
window OF the institution earlier IN
the day She had disappeared from
the home OF q relative here on las,
Thursday and Monday mornin' vas
found hys,erieal at . downtown cor
me-.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-24
WALL STREET

EfW YORK. D,r. q - Shlrplngr oll.
Hnl fohacrOs represented the con.ifIc.
tive side ~ the dun opening OF tlday's
stock market scoring gains ~ large
fractions 10 almost points Tn. re-
verse side wHs provided hy motors. trac.
lions snd few speciti'ir.. including
Hide A Leather pfl tho latter yielding
three points EIils prr- .Fttn su-rep-
thle 90 pressure but United States Steel
WIS fairly resiy Tho balance Of the
li,t was devoid ~ special feature.
Metals were the heavy features ~ the
ycry duil Wii-sefslon adding 10 their
previous losses on announcement of the
,u' ir tho Anaconda copper dividend
low priced rails and utilities also 81
tended their declines tu' United states
Steel and Leather shares hardened.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-24
LIVESTOCK SHOW
nED MERE mARcM

The Fourth Annual Southwest
American Livestock show will be
held in Oklahoma City from Msroh
, n March 7 inclusive, it va, de-
cided yesterday At q meeting Of the
directors OF the show. S. b. Jackson,
one OF the directors. was elected gen.
eral manager for this year.
The show will be held just after
the Wichita show. whN will be IN
the las, week OF februafy. and jus;
before the Fort Worth show which
starts March 10 and runs TO March Is.
About SlS,0D in prizes, the amoun,
given las, year. will he awarded. THIS
money will be raised by donations
from various stock breeders and other
sources.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-24
SNOW STORM TO KEEP
AVIAT0RS FROM CITY

Doub, as to whether several AVA
tors from Post field intending TO come
here Christmas will arrive on account
OF the weather was expressed this
morning by local persons interested in
aviation. Although nothing official
was learned, it is thought that the
difficulty in landing and starting will
keep the avis,ors away.
Many aviator, from Fort Sill. Kan
sas, and other places were planning
on making the trip here for Christ
mas.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-24

'AolldhY ~ stamp nans T1mofrop
VIII bp holiday ~ the WHT savings
hnuk Hll work hsinH FIHlr.r.d nI
thIflmHr
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-24
LEGALS

NOTICE
There Will bo an annual meeting OF
tho stockholders Of tho state National
Bnuk " Oklahoma city. okla, In It's
banking room A. 10 clock A. m. on
Jan ~ 1919. for the purpose OF the
election ~ directors for the ensuing
year and other business that may prop
eTly come before said meeting
GEO l. COOKE, Nice President
NOTICE OF STOCKHOLDERS -
MEETING
state of Oklahoma.
County Of Oklahoma.
Notice IL hereby given that the regu-
lar annual meeting Of tho stockholders
Of Bay State on q Gas company will be
held at the Sklryin building, In the city
Of Oklahoma. County OF Oklahoma, on
tho ltth day OF January. lelb. n, 10
O'Clock \. m, and that nj such meeting
the regular annual election OF directors
viii occur. and tho question OF the In.
crease of tho capital stock OF tho cor.
pnrntion to such an amoun, as may sp.
poar srvisablr. will be determined aud
acted upon. together with such other
business bs may come before the meet.
ing. w @ WEIMER. President
W & AMBROSE, Secretary.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-24
ST. LOUIS.

ST LOUIS. bee. ~ Hogs receipts
G 500: hest l-Gady, others Nowor. Lights
flG.50Hl7io. pigs sl2 0Ofr16OO. mixed
81 sSu lI55. heavy sl7.i5ni71o; bulk
flii|H so, CATTLE. receipts !, 400.
active and steady. Native steers Sli sou
is 80, ye1rlugs and heifers 81 SNsJ l6 OF; F;
cows t75ou 80. stockers $500 i2 On .
prime southern steers $4,000 ~ 90, [,
cows and heifers $500 1900. calves
= I5H 1850. SHEEP receipts 100: lambs
81 25nl 80. ewes 5000 100, Gamers
s. OUIg 90
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-24
CiyBfiefs

Duncan ssefstafY h,fs Clarence
Whli"ifi s''ttnfY NJ the chamber NJ
''ninmtf'' Ii duncan. arrived m tho
tlib Uls WI'uIur 90 route fur Nrm-
phlT, Tenn, ~ fpeni chrls'maS
Records 70 Hsd cto" Tho phono.
gfhph firulhH collected II tht BOY
Rcouls Hlli ho r,ut 0ut this week to
Red CtH . divisions attached io army
cHmyr Th'y wll bs equally divided
among JHif. ftDu barracks, ~ IuIiH,
Fnr' SIW llUuF On. Ran Antonio, TrSs
a. Font hlIrH, ~ iab0. Texas. and tnr
fort ~ ,Maif'. frSns The order Tor
Their rh"msu' rumr fioin ~" offices ~
e " simmons manager ~ the south.
western Ahir.pn of the Red cfp.h
roifdmsn Returns John 4 Eonf1.
man. chairman NJ the count tuun' ID
NJ n'ftir'. returned yesterday from
N'u iufk CITY whore H., attended 10
needing 81 the RdNIfpry committee ~
national council fof Industrial d'f"uH"
ana iU' committee qn r"udiusimnuF
after lI" VAT u th' national Ds''id.
ton NJ manufacture"
mstor Truck Operator Her-il o.
oakn, ~ MUnguu, was M ~, ,iy tU-
diS 10 Hit'ni 70 m'D'iuI ~ the board
4Uf dlrr.'urs ~ on, aliiHnI Nufur t.f
COMPANY pIks D. owner ana manager
~ the NirrIw HUHur unI Elevator
COMPANY. and iH operating motor
truck route f,g,p A,og,,u We.t
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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-24
CHICAGO.

CHICAGO. Dec. = HOGS receipts
5000. 20 Toe higher. bulk yl5tOu
l15o butchers il75JI l. =. lights IiGi
Tl15j. packing SIG 10rl755. choice
rigs ill ltNd 90. CATTLE. receipts o.
900, steady to higher; choice s'e-rs
flj.2jgl' 90. medium t925Hibsj cows
and hs.foru '1tOuli Gamers $3.50
40 tho.,s s'ockers SO 2jgi150. COM
mon and medium t,2lul0.J .J. choice
veal calves tliONUlt 80. SHEEP, re-
c'ipts 5000 nominal Choice lambs
NiStI II 90. medium {l35)di3.S5. gulls
- 50ui2OO. choice ewes 1850 rs
medium ss00ug2j Cuils ;iO0q6.1j.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-24
TOOLATE TO CLASSIFY

BUYING clothes. furniture. junk Phone
Maple 57ss-J.
LOST-BroWn purse on Main street
yesterday. $50. between Westisirs
and-Ktess. with cards and some mon
ey Finder please phone Wal 61O5.J.
WANTED To buy Ford roadster; Will
pa cash: must he priced right. Call
at i93 West s,h. between 10 n. M, and
p m, Wednesday
LOST - Mans black shoe Reward.
Phone Maple 1907, 1874 East s,h.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-24
KANSAS CITY.

KANSAS CITY, Dec. 2i-HOGs re-
celpts 3 600. strong. Bulk $1,000 Il 20.
heavy sl6 9oui7 20. lights .isSOtI 80.
pigs 3is00nli25. CATTLE receipts
1000; nj southerns. Strong. Prime fed
steers seO9 ~. 90. dressed beef steers
$4,000 $500. southern steers $1,000
90: cows 81 o0ff II 90: heifers 5000
1850. stockers $500 II. 90. calves s.. O0dr
10 20. SHEEP: receipts 1000: steady.
Lambs Sl200d 1880 yearlings SO oOn
II so. wether5 90Oag25. ewes s. 500
. o. stockers ys50Hi6 %
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Cty Truck sticks IN Mud --Tia ls
motor Truck used ly tho ,Iiy lu haul.
iuE Iaprr STUCK 300 the mud lUEnhlu.
con aud Ash streets yesterday H'i.'.
noon. and n was not uuil late 'N't
morning tha' n Nhs pulled out liuY.
teams rul .f. own 'rsinc power Wen,
required - tcr.arn No.
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JORDAN
Two New Jordan Cars at a Bargain

Of
Jordan qualiy "
wi" pay you loot At the following which
Jordan wheels Macbsh
nd Neh bumpers retail o5o; this Tor
'an list, including Insurance " -
ono Jordan suburban cord tires
price
Could make family
cAisl xAstE y. 1Oe AEsoNNlQ -...ss
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NEAL ESTATE FOR SALE
OR TRADE

ll1 ACHES " land ff,o of nll rHcum,
NHi 80 10 trade foi mOdsfn home m
th.thDWu iiiy Land only miles from
.nuriy s'nt town. mineral resources
uuio valuable showing n iron, gs0.
u. e., thpwinB n ~ entirely undoflnid
Win coal Nryrf been leased fnf Oh Or
So Approximately 10000 feet pine
timber, ) miles nom planning mil. uD.
questionable Title dlf"rt from EDVHfn.
Wunt 81 USntf owner viii trade this
800 irf"s f0r Fuli ihla, hsiur. b.s ] W
Apfr'i, Ilfist0l hut"N
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OUTSIDE LIVESTOCK
FORT WORTH

FORT WORTH. Dec. ei-CATTLE'
receipts 900. steady Beey,s s. 5N1
1850. HOGS receipts iQU. steady
Heavy 81 c5Il'3ls SHEEP receipts
600. unchsugcc. Lambs !l10jgljOu.
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SUPPLY LIGHT ON
STEADY MARKET
Mondays advance In Price
SIN IN Effect
RECEIPTS TO-DAY

CATTLE Holiday picking vas slim
.d mihrg up lhe fresh supply 1u"
|fA.l continued aotiy- and STEADY ~
u.dI,'s advance iu prices There w'f"
, ,rH iu tho fy.h recrip'r. butcher
'lu making up ih' buk ~ packer
s.ug The rtOlhtf market w.H STEADY
Closing Quotations.
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W'J2lafIEzIzNTI 8 SSI6Jl
Chy!stras Bargains

ELEGANT s.fOrm modern homo with
double garigr, lr,uN tioriflu'd for
1880 0n. ouly 400 On Cssh. balance
g.. ~ per month The house IN now
fNIisd Tor s., ur per month
NEW b-foHm modern California hun.
r..pw with h'l lu.lt-iu features. break
ff' room cabinets. etc. two rooms IN
oHk. only - 15u ~. 'jo0U0 cash. bal.
urc ia3 80 per month
THINK OF IT iieRutlful ifoom home
on two lotr. ouly $4,000. $500 cash,
balance so 20 uer month nt percent.
'AS NDl IMAGINE that today We
0fr si'tINgiHg q beautiful 5.foom home
uu two lots Within walking distance, for
,nly l1io, $4,000 cash. 5000 per
mouth ~ percent interest
~ TRADE lic5utifui s-to0m :.rorv
home. tNo bathrooms. basement. rar-
frr, two lot. fuo condition pricr
81 500 GN. 500 m cssh. small Ruiono.
bile at about 500 on, balance less than
I,u'
Farms md rlrden tracts fs sRk and
rent No buy houses 10 move away or
wreck BONDS bought and sold
oklahoma TRUST Co.
tnf. 10 lusuru nee BitE Mupi, 1C
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g GI5I]

lENLTORs
Phone Walnut ~ 2CJH Wott Main
FuE SALE Helutmi iot 5nsii0. east
v Irui iifs.I
tulbiiED rEuiit. WY uty feut'
lfsrsfD 'Uf winter. own your hons
W Win s'ii N0u nice home ? hlocka
NJ ctf line. school ard church for onlS
80 caah ana $40 per month These
piuceH arc c'rif.
uKLNHONA A'THlfsT COMPANY.
u's'p lnsurHt.e llNg Maple 70
WY 90 NTWU. STORY brick houSo.
wv 0NtW . t'tHu rooms and two
- complete ltIh fOrus.
no rooms lu luk. y''l oemcn'rd
asCni,Hi. TNptr. vt can arrange
terms w. expect this 'o rrl Ht once
'uli ipr appointment LISTING ~
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so LDrE De- 20 .iUU. .u o.
q i-nlr $50 q wtfs 'lE OATS
So 5 white I.s.
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Duncan bscfstlfY Mere - CAfcnrr
Nali"it. s''t''nfY NJ the chamber NJ
'pinm'r' H' IIn'1u. arrived IN iNr
PMS, Tenn. 10 Hprui 'hflrimah