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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-02-05
Bodine Loses
In Fight On
CarPurchase
Clerk Has No Right to
Question Validity Of
Claim, Ruling,

Tom Bodine, county clerk OF Ok
lahoma county, had no right 10 re-
fuse 10 attest to a warrant drawn
by tho county commissioners in
payment Of an automobile, II was
held by the supreme court today.
When the county commissioners
purchased an automobile to be used
in road and bridge work, Bodine
asserted that the motor car was be
ing used for personal use and re-
fused TO attest TO a warrant drawn
in favor of the MCDANIEL Automo-
bile company. The company then
brought a mandamus action in the
district court OF Oklahoma county
TO compel Bodirr to attest TO the
warrant which the commissioners
had issued. The district court de-
cided in favor of the automobile
company, from which verdict Bo-
dine appealed.
The supreme court today IN pass
ing upon the case held that a county
clerk has no authority to pass on
the validity of claims which have
been approved by the board OF
county commissioners.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-02-05

tlsmcn should take heed 10, concerns
the South American nation,
"One South American republic has
already declared war on Germany, two
nations have severed diplomatic relA.
tionS with her DO you suppose these
nation, would have dared to do this II
they did not have the feeling Of security
afforded nv the knowledge the Ameti-
can navy stood between them and Ger
many
Honor In South America,
This much is true II YOU gct your.
self a place Of honor in lhi, war. you
will hereafter stand a. tho power be-
tween Sohth America and Europe more
than ever before, a. the potential de-
fender Of South America. In a relation
Of this sort the German and hi, mer-
chsndi,ing a. Acll a. his banking meth
DDS, will never dare to come 10 South
America again But II YOU lose out. "
you have a secondary plaeeNn the final
results, the German will climb into
South America stronger and more i'm.
pudenl than he ever did before.
u conceive two great results TO grow
out Of this war and II the allies shall he
successful. as | doubt not but what they
will, the attainment Of the greatest re.
suit the world hsf ever known.
Unifisi English Races.
81 believe after this war, all the tlc.
ments In your country under the head
ing Of foreign peoples who have come
here aid whom you have heretofore lei
remain among you as %undige,ted Amer.
leans, you Nlll make become and stant
in the community as Of you and a. reaI
| American. They will have been di.
gestcd and beebme Americans, by fore,
necessary, leaving allegiance 10 TN
birthplaces that they may be one Of you
with this result | believe that ther'
will be a strong enough bond created be.
tween ygn Americans, my English anC
all the English and American speaking
race, Of the world so that a union vii
he formed with the great object II
view and with power 10 get II, that III,
English speaking people Of the worlc
will not again in the history Of al
mankind. allow such a war a. this tC
start, nor any such race as the Ger.
' mans 10 have power enough to start H.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-02-05
America Unknown Factor
In Great World War, Lieut..
Isaac Tells Rotary Club
Time and Cost Are the
Big Problems Confronting
u, S, in Prosecuting the
War, Says Speaker at
Weekly lunCheoQ

America Is the unknown actor In
the war" declared Lieut. {. I Isaac
Of the British army, at the Rolafian,'
luncheon At the lee-Huekins today.
I'VE know what all the other nations
have done and what they can probably
be counted on to do and now has come
America " what can she do
"iou In America particularly your
executives who are the immediate
sponsors for the task, arc confronted
with three great elements c%ontfibulory
IN the great problem Of what history
shall record YOU as American, did In
this war, They are, ships, time and
cost.
Not In Wa This Year.
England was very much nearer the
war rome that you are, yet Il took her
two years to put her army where II
was an element 10 be ielt by the Ger
mans. Your papers argue thi, morn
ing as TO whether you have the tonnage
TO send 10000 men to France, That u
an army, yes. but II Is not an attacking
army. an army with attacking power
DO the bct YOU can, send IA many
men as you can, but you will not really
be in the var this year At all You
must have sent enough men and have
attacking power enough 50 that next
year II can be said you are really IN
the war.
you are a rich nation, yes, granted
by all persons. Are you twenty times 40
rich as Germany No. you arc hardly
as richlaS that. But ! will tell you
something. The British believe II will
cost YOU twenty times as much 10 sub
sist ono Of your soldiers IN Europe -
II does the Germans.
Should Be Attacking Army.
"Your papers acclaimed this morning
that the American army In France, I'll
not say what place, wn holding part
Of the line against the enemy. A great
and credilable achievement But do you
know. il is the second class fighting ma
tons INN as Portugal and Belgium
who can do no more than hold a line
against The enemy. Portugal and Bel
GUM can he depended upon by the al
lies IN hold what they already hold right
straight along to the end OF the a
"Do you gentlemen believe Americana
will he content to be regarded as a see
ond class fighting nation, TO merely
hold a line2 | do not. You have a
great army now in France, more may be
on The way, you say you will send two
millions before the new year comes
again. Granted that all Of this he at
tanned, nevertheless, your help In the
war. the part YOU will afterward b'
proud Of, will not he gained unless, in
stead Of merely a holding thu. line ma
ton, yours is a nation having an army
In France Of attacking power"
Authority on Gas.
Liea. Aac, a guest at the Lee
Huckins, is a member OF the British
military mission 10 America and at IN,
present time H. stationed at Little Rock
instructine American troops there n,
il an authority on gas as Il is used ioi
military purposes.
Another international phase Of this
great world problem ! believe you gen
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-02-05
SHARES DECLINE
ON SALES WAVE
Offering of Leading Is
sues Followed by Decline,

NEW YORK, Feb 5--Esrly dealings
on the stock exchange we're marked by
free offerings Of leading Issues, I'm
portsnt rails and industries forfeited / to
2 points. Among specialties recessionA
attained larger proportions and %shippings
and oils also receded slightly. United
States Steel forfeited IL points under
steady pressure and Bethlehem Steel,
Liberty bonds also were steady.
Shares comprising the motor and dis.
tilllns groups, werf the only active and
average gains OF 2 to 3 points. Seasoned
industrlals, rails and 'shipplngs showed
only slight Improvement and coppers be-
anne irregular.
Steels and other lndustrlals recovered
part OF their loss In the final hour. The
closing was irregular. Liberty ,3hc sold
at 9s Dec TO $3.50, first IA at e6l0 and
second Is at N. e6c to $3.50.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-02-05
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK. Feb. G-1he cotton mar.
ket showed continued nervousness early
today. but q somewhat Irregular and UNI
settled opening was followed by higher
prices on covering and trade buying.
Selling by local and Wall street operators
aud houses with Liverpool connections
prevented a full response to tho higher
cables, and first prices were ] TO II
points higher Offerings we're light after
the first batch OF selling orders had been
absorbed, however, and before the end OF
the first hour March had sold up 10
30. 5sc and MAY to 90. eic, or q to 81
points above the closing price Of last
Saturday.
Reports that weather conditions were
delaying new crop preparations, contin-
ued absence Of spot pressure and the
more optimistic view Of price fixing
seemed to he the factors on the enrly
advance. Demand tapered of around 50
cents for May, or about rs points above
the recent low level, however, .and the
market showed reactions Of 10 or IL
points around midday, under realizing.
Trading continued very quiet during
the middle OF the afternoon. with prices
holding steady around 80 $50 for May, or
26 points net higher and within 7 points
Of the early high level.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-02-05
OFFICES J
SEARCHED FOR
FELONY PROOF
FEDERAL Attorney Gets Wrlts
10 Examine Records,

CHICAGO, Feb S. Francis
Hsney, general counsel for the federal
trade commission, appeared before
Federal Judge Carpenter today and on.
tAined an order 10 take possession ~
certain papers in the offices Of Henry
Veetr- attorney for Swift 4 Co.
wanted IN connection with lhe govern
ment investigation Of the packing IN,
dustty.
"Pfoof OF fslony."
The order directed the search of of.
fees Occupied by Vetder. charging that
therein were letters, documents aud
papers NJ Swift h Co." tending 10
prove the commission Of a felony
MI Henty accompanied a deputy
United States marshal TO Mr.. Vesdet's
office. where Vseder insisted that Judge
landi, order did not include a ,mall
safe In the vault
This order permits me 10 20 every.
where with dynamite " necessary" a..
serted the government attorney He
sent for a locksmith and stated that he
would use force II necessary to act what
he wanted.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-02-05
General Demand Boosts Price
in Staple Trading,
NEW ORLEANS COTTON FUTURES.
NJ YoRK coTroN FUIuRes.
NEW ORLEANS. Feb. b.-Good tabl,

NEW ORLEANS. Feb. Good cables
and a better feeling regarding market
legislation resulted In q general demand
FOR cotton IN the early trading here to-
day. Prices we're lifted 10 to rs points
In the first half hour. Tho dndertone was
very STEADY.
In the trading up 10 noon tho advance
wus wldencd to 81 to 10 points. The de-
msnd was met by very small offerings.
Spot cotton steady and unchanged.
Sales on the spot i,i3S bales; to arrive
400. Low mlddllng 20. 25c; middllng 90. eOc;
good middling 3i.25c. Receipts S,sl7 bales
stock 400. 200.
The tone was quiet but steady In tho
afternoon. Al o'clock prices we're with
In 8 points OF the highest levels.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-02-05
GRAIN TRADERS
ARE CAUTIOUS
Business Slack and Prices Un-
changed in Chicago Pit
GRAM AND PROVISIONS.

CHICAGO, Feb. b-Moderatlng ten.
psraturoA over much Of tho corn belt
tended today TO ease the corn market
here. Untll there should he n actual In.
crease OF arrivals. however, sellers we're
lntlined 10 be cautious, Most of tho
tmdlns was In small lots. Opening prices,
which varied from unchanged figures
to 40 lower. we're followed by continued
%slhrknrEH values,
llAilvHt to.ups EAST Of Chicago had a
besrlsh effect on oats. Aftor opening I'M
changed to " 10 kc down, with May
ONO 10 7ghc. tho market underwent
a slight further decline and then rallied
a little.
Provisions reelected an uptuTn IN hog
prices. ON tho bulge, though. offerings
Increased aud a reaction followed
scantlnoss Of immediate supplies At
other centsfs acted later ~ n bullish In.
nueuce. The close YES unsettled We 10
40 not higher, with March l27kc And
MAY tl2b 10 ti.25K.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-02-05

ST LOulS, Feb. B-llOOS Receipts
u. 900, SOC 10 1ac higher. lights tigbbt
1885 pigs $4,000 10. 70, mixed and butch.
ers $40 7OG $50 good heavy li6s6O
~ no bulk U66Ou 1925 CATTLE re.
CelptH 5000, Htendy. beef steers 5000
rs 90. y%enfling steers and hslisrs 81 O0h
1850. yows % O0ulibO. Htockefs and
feeders i6,00d 1850. fair 20 prime south
crn beef steers ta00Ul26O, beef cows
and heiiors 5000 1000, prime yeafling
steers and heifsrs Nb0bi ~ OO. native
'llyeH ~. o. y 1900. SHEEP Receipts .. 900.
wsfhsrs 81 800 ~ rs. tanners aud chop.
psTs 80. OOub OO.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-02-05

KANSAS cry Feb. B-HoGs re.
heavy ,i.tsgs S ise,. "a SS
10 50i pigs ~ 00uii %, CATTLE Re.
cslpts 1000, steady prime led steers
tillbUis,7bi dressed beat steer 80 a6g
2i0, southern steers 1000 10. OO; COWS
soqi9se h,ltsTs nooeil 70 siocksrs
Receipts 1000. steady lambs tis 900
lrB yeaflingB tis.bOVii1b! wethsrr
tlbon 4. go, ewes $1,000 " 70 stockers
IA. O0Qib.fb,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-02-05
THREsHERS OPEN
CONVENTION mere

Approximately seyenty-fiyc dele
gates to the annual convention Of the
Interstate Association OF Southwest
Threshermen registered at the conyen-
ton headquarters al the Lee-Huckins
hotel this morning. The morning ses-
sion. which was devoted to the regis
tration Of delegates was opened with
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-02-05

Dselslon Due Today-A decision a. TO
the sufnclency Of u referendum petition
circulated by chlrqpractors for a sub.
mission Of the ~chiropractors' bill passed
be made by Secretary OF Ststa J. l.
Lyon late today. Final evidence In the
case liz being submitted this afternoon.
NEGROES olven sertsrcss-Thirty days
In jail and a fine OF $50 zach was given
John Grofenridge and George Scofleld,
negroes. by n Jury IN tho county court
this morning for selling whisky. A whole.
sale arrest Of negro porters was made
on the night Of January 8, when several
were said TO have sold whisky 10 j y.
Gates. a policeman Eight more Of the
porters and bell hops yet remain to
be tried,
eoien oosst 10 Northeast-Robert L..
Bolon, collector OF Internal revenue, de-
parted this morning 10 a short trip
through the northeastern section OF the
state. He will confer with his deputy In
come tax collectors. as well as with the
chambers OF commerce In the various
cities TO seek co-operatlop In the colbc-
ton OF the income tax.
Russell In Nowaa-campbell Russell,
state corporation commissioner. is In No
wata today, where he Ia hearing a com.
lfNhllA VA NAANeNNn VI hihhN hV"h es@'Hh'
the Nowsta Gas company, made as a re-
suit Of a recent shortage Of gas.
o. 8, Wade Flned-D. s. Wade. 1916
South Robinson venue was arrested yes
terday afternoon on two charges OF hav.
ina stolen property in his possession and
was fined tie and costs in each case In
the municipal court today. lie Is alleged
to have purchased corn and oats which
boys are said TO have stolen from the
Frisco railroad. lie served notice OF
appeal.
Two Autos ~stolen-Two automobile
theftA were reported TO the police last
night M. ]. Thelmer, 72s Seventh street.
reported his car having been stolen from
Sl2 West Washington avenue and c. W.
Hin OF 9i6 West Nineteenth street report
ed that his machine was stolen from 200
West Main street.
Had whisky, is charue-Charged with
having whiAky In his possession, Hamp
Baker, n negro, was arrested last night.
lie put up 500 cash bond and when he
failed TO appear In the municipal court
for trial today, the bond WAS declared
forfeited,
Woman Given Damaaes-Mrs. Flora r.
Amsdell was awarded damages OF 81, 800
| from the Kerr Dry Goods company by a
jury In the district court Of Judge John
w. Hayson last night, as tho result Of
Injuries she received In an ele vAtor acct
| dent last July. Mrs, Amsdells right leg
WAS crushed off above the ankle, She
asked 100000 damasss
Trade with the patriotic store. See
that your dealer is an agent for Uncle
Sans Wa Savings Stamps.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-02-05

an invocation by Al Jennings John A,
Scott Of Oklahoma City, president ot
the organization, presided at the norm
ing session, and will be the presiding
officer throughput the convention
Committee meetings featured the
afternoon session which started at 2
o'clock The convention proper will get
under way tomorrow, when several
hundred delegates arc expected to be
present.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-02-05
CHICAGO

CHICAGO. Feb. B-llOGH Receipts
1000, strong mostly 100 HIGHER. hulk
ils 75Dige0. lights so lsul2k5. mixed
tis 900 1900, heavy NGa6b 1900, rough
lG8bui6.S0. pigs ils. 7buib.76 CATTLE
Receipts 1900. weak native steers o. ~
uiii0. stOckerH aud feeders E60uiO 10,
COWS aud hsitsrH " 50dil VI. ,nlyes 81 50
Hibb0 SHEEP; Receipts $4,000, weak;
wsthers ii0,OOglJ. w. lambs ili1bql17b.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-02-05
NEW Work MONEY.

NEW YORK. Feb. 6.-Mercantile paper
5A to 5G percent. Sterling 60-day bills
i.f2: commercial 6Oday bills on banks
any; commercial 6O-day bills i.7lh; de-
msnd 475h cables i.1s 7-16. Gullders,
demand 4Sc; cables aye. Bar silver
s6Ac Mexican dollars SOC. Government
bondseasy, railroad bonds easy. Time
loans firm; 50 days. 30 days and six
strong high jls percent low ~: ruling
rate 81; closing bid ga, last loan ga.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-02-05
Loyal Lorssts.

The response to German propaganda
In the northwest calculated to slow
down timber production |, IN, Loyal
Legion Of Loggsri and Lumbsrmen,
5000 IN number, sworn 10 do their
dufndtst- Syracuse Post. Standard
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-02-05
wANshs CITY.

KANSAS CITY. Feb 5.-CAsH CORN
STEADY 10 higher. No, 2 mixed N70ul 40.
No. white lsOdiy 10; No. 2 yellow
$500 No. OATS: Unchanged 10 higher,
No 2 white .ssPssoi 10 2 mixed sboHsS
RYE t2lbUt20 kAFlR n MILO
MAZE: 81 2bdJ.b0.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-02-05
SUGAR.

NEW YORK. Feb. g. fiAw sugar:
Stendy. Centrifugal, 6Obc. molasres,
nominhl! refined, steady. Cut loaf,
S.95c: crushed. soc; mould Va. 1g5ci
cubes, g2Oc: XNXX powdered, 1.6hc;
powdered. 7.sOc: fine graduated, 1tbo;
diamond \. 7i5c; confcctloners A, 7Jbc;
M gOc.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-02-05
Produce Provisions
CHICAGO.

CHICAGO. Feb. b. RuTTER: I'm
changed. EGGS: Uhsettledi receipts.
1890 cases; nrsts. b9ci ordinary nrhth,
bAib7c. at mark. cases included. bbubac;
refrigerator firsis, az, POTATOES
Receipts, nine cars; unchanged. POUL-
TRY Alive; unchanged .
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-02-05
Outside Livestock
Foar WORTH.

FORT WORTH. Feb B-CATTLEi no.
crlpts, 1000, strong Reeves. FgOlll6.
81 ,c0isSS. giiEEP h,e % s66' ' Ss.
live and steady Lambs, NibOoit0O
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-02-05

At LOUIS. Fob. 6-CoRN steady;
No. 2 TIA OATS steady, No. 2 SOC
No. . white s1Aubsc.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-02-05

Buy War Savings stamps and Thrift
StampS-help save this country from
the vice OF extravaganza,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-02-05

HOGS Life pork values went skywnrd
here today. the market closing active
and $50 10 zoe higher Good kinds and
goOh heayics and butchers we're not 10 he
had Just n fair 10 medium load went
NJ {is2b ~ top Bulk Of tOday's fup
gent nj SO 10 and up.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-02-05
Bargain Sale of Real Estate

The following described real estate will
be sold 1T public auction 10 the highest
bidder for cash at the west front door
OF the court house In Oklahoma City, al
} o'clock p m, February & 1918 towit:
Lots seven tO, eight 49, nine .(9l.
eleven (ll) and twelve az In Block
thirteen Q3l NJ 0klahhNnR City. accord
Ing 10 the original plat Of said city.
Lots nine 90. ten n0) and eleven uil
In Block seven ~, Bath Highland add
tion TO Oklahoma City.
Lots one 90 to twenty nese t2gl in
elusive In Block three (3) In J. j Beu-
mann's addition 10 Oklahoma City.
Lots thirteen (i3) In Block four (b, In
Main Street addition to Oklahoma City.
For further information call w 4
Lybrand. Phone Wal Sse7. A J. Taft,
Wal. 500, or VIM. r. Harper. vel 1897.
W. 3 HANNAH, Admr.
NOTICE TO THE TAXPAYERS or
OKLAHOMA COUNTY.
This Ia 10 notify you that | or one Of
my deputies will be in the assessors
office on the third floor OF the court
house on February 9TH to 2Sth. inclu-
5lve, for the purpose Of meeting all prop
erty owners and taxpayers In Oklahoma
city and county for the purpose OF taxi
ing the personal assessment and at
which time and place all property own
ers and taxpayers In said city are re-
quested TO apply and list their property
for assessment. will thereafter be fable
to q penalty OF tl which will he added
10 his or her assessment and be col
lected by the county treasurer.
EZRA OFFUTT,
COUNTY ASSESSOR.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-02-05
CHICAGO

CHICAGO. Feb. b-CORN No 2 yol.
low nominal OATS STANDARD hIJW
Sc RYE No 2 nominal BARLEY.
1i5b0I7S.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-02-05
EAEsIlNEMZnN
REALTORS
hut o. 209iS west Main street
HOME BUILDERS
Baum Bldg. Tel W PSI
OKLAHOMA TRUST CoMPANY's
HOME BARGAINS

ghAlA TUNA AIAGA NbfAA ~ -
HOME BARGAINS.
iS.room modern bungalow with MI
, lt-lu features; garage, drive: two fun
q near car line; ON West 10th st.
, week only $3.50. $500 cash, balance
suit. eau Mr.. Morgan
ive-room cottage with extra good i'm
yements on twenty-olght lots. near
SEQ shops; price only 1906 terms.
II Mr.. Clark.
Nlvo.room modern cottage with city
" well water; large harm, corner lots.
ut nth ST., only s., 100. Cali MIR. Nor
\ Bathroom super-modern mansion with
&c halls, Clopk room. linen closet,
'lt-in features in kitchen, large base
INT. gas and coal furnace, hot and>cold
Tier In basement: garage; two-room
want quarters: house plumbed for city
liz deep well water: [n nth St, near
utel car line: PREV $500; 1880 cash,
ance 10 suit.
Houses. stores and farms for rent.
consult JUS about auto Insurance.
I'VE arc Y. s. Treasury Agents for the
\, OF War Savings and Thrift stamps.
Nv literally; help win the war.
OKLAHOMA TRUST COMPANY,
10 Insurance Bldg Maple "a.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-02-05
LEGALS
NOTICE OF ANNUAL MEETING
on oTOrKHOf nEpg on

NOTICE OF ANNUAL MEETING
OF STOCKHOLDERS OF
CENTRAL OKLAHOMA LIGHT AND
POWER COMPANY
The annual meeting OF stockholders OF
the Central Oklahoma Light and Power
company will be held at the office OF the
Company in the city n Oklahoma City,
State OF Oklahoma. on the 18th day OF
February. 1918. at 10 O'Clock In the
forenoon Of that day for the purpose OF
e%lecting n board Of directors and Tor the
transaction of such ether business az
may come before the meeting.
r. J GRAF, Secretary.
DAIah Ian 2h- lnIR
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-02-05
SUES MAN SHE DECLARES
DESERTED HER AT ALTAR

POTTSVILLE, Pa.-Mts. Agnes Du.
ran, a young widow Of Rrockton, was
a plaintiff in court charging lgnatz
Barto, also a resident Of Brockton, with
breach OF promise of marriage, for
which she demands heavy damages.
Mrs. Duran says she was to have
been married to Barto last October.
The bans werS declared in church,
the license was procured and her trous-
seau ready, but at the last moment,
when she stood ready to go to the altar,
Barto, she AYERS, failed to appear.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-02-05
LIV

LIVERPOOL, Feb. 5.-Cotto' spot IN
retail request: prices unchai . Good
middIing 372d; middllng 81! low mid
ding 20 SD; good ordinary 2L.6td; ordina-
~ 2llbd. Sales 1000; 1900 American.
Receipts 5000, all American. Futures
closed steady. New contracts; Febru-
AIRY a9ild; March 23d; May 22.3id; July
2i.Sid. old contracts. fixed prices: Feb
rusry 22.1id; March April 2Ls6d; May
June 81. sod; June-July 2l.72d.