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Evening star., 1918-09-08
FIFTY YEARS AGO In THE STAR

classes in Rome. There has been Z
strike OF the bakers. followed oy
strike Of the fish vsnders, and nov
troubles have broken out In . print
where the workmen. hitherto provsri
bial for their loyalty, are said to en-.
tertain revolutionary sentiments. The
authorities are very uneasy ana the
Roman police daily make arrests 10
the suburban public houses. tn
Of tho lowest OF the people in the
Ripetta and carried them OF. includ.
ing in the number Corsican named
Griselli, who, however, on declaring
himself French subject, was releas.
ed and allowed to carry wa away - soms n;:
person. The man 10 believed to BE- Z
spy Of the French government. In the
provinces the brigands continue theh
ravages. The pontincai genoarmes
have Just captured four of the band
which made tho attack on the yiils
family, and one Of the miscreants waa
found in possession Of the pocket:
book of the porter, whom they hao
assassinated q few days before. IN
the Frosinone army the gendarmea
have had a combat with % anothss tI,ss
one killed. several wounded and si1
or eight captured"
4 4
Apprshensions Of European wa,
grew steadily through the year 1858
In The Star OF Sep
Eurcr>sr tember is the foIs
War Signs. wa wv srn.- BY ts.
history Of tho past. the people q
Europe seem to be apprehending ware
like movements from Louis Napoleon
not the less because he is so industri-
ously talking peace. Prussia evident
ly does not mean to be caught nap.
ping, and is probably quite as wei!
prepared as France for sharp end
energetic conflict. Holland and Bel
gium are very apprehensive OF tns
Impending. contest and have ~; seuesy every
reason to be SO. They are IN oange.
powerful nations. The contest 10 vir.
tually for the possession Of the.e
kinrdoms, The King of Holland q
trying to obtain the protection OF
queen Victoria. and has gone fo ~ swiss
Eelsium. fslsn -. when driven to the wan.
will probably soil out to France. The
little heir TO the throne Is In Q oyin9
condition.; he has no brothefs, anu
after his death the kings cnAoiyss
brother will be next heir to the
throne. The Belgian royal family has
no very pressing motives TO engags
in a useless controversy with power
like France The King Of Holland Is
ambitious Of becoming I'll the tns fuisf Rb,os %
under an impracticable project to
place the disputed Tsnts eoiaero Snaer
Wise hv which he can rule over ten
millions Of people. But when the time
comes Bismarck and Louis Napoleon
will make short work of him, and he
will be astonished to find how soon
he will be gobbled up by the victor.
In the meantime the Prussian garri-
sons on the frontier are increased 70
highest point I.dv Of 70 atrT. at ana
,,oment's warning. The Prussians
seem to aim at another dash dash at srl: Psri.;
Louis NAPOLEON is also t ready; sraHt,.- L..9 "a
in a few hours march of the Prussian
possessions. and the contest, when It
comes, will be short, bloody and de-
cisiye."
Evening star., 1918-09-08

Germany is said to be growing IT,
religious; q not unnatural consequence
Of the divine right theories.
Evening star., 1918-09-08

Hindenburg is described as the idol
Of the German people. An idol makes
an ugly crash when it finally takes a
tumble.
Evening star., 1918-09-08

A gratifying number Of submarines
have been sunk without Q trace.
Evening star., 1918-09-08

It appears that many Germans failed
Ito make good their retreat becsuse they
had loaded up with nero swaS than
they could carry.
Evening star., 1918-09-08

The woff of rfevidiaS 3 fsliabls
ownsrshfp fer 80 nAA's AadS = fnpid-
liz bsinG aktsaaed t.
Evening star., 1918-09-08

"Some men," said Uncle Eben, ~aint
happy onless dey's fussini. An Den
dey amt happyi"
Evening star., 1918-09-08

Before. during and for some time
after the civil war the fashion pre-
vailed in this country
Graci.r among the women which
was a combination of
oeao. posture and costume. CIV
ing the effect known as the "Grecian
bend" In The Star of August 81.
1868. is an item telling Of the pass
ing Of this absurd fad.
Tho STOPPING posture styled the
'Grecian bend renewed by the water.
ing place fashionablss this season. Is
not practiced as much as 1t was. We
hear from Saratoga that 1t has been
killed OF there quite effectually by
satire and bur1esque. John q. SAKE.
the poet-punster, who has been sum-
mering at Saratoga and writing let
ters to the Boston Post. drst got the
laugh on the fashion by calling 1t
the collie stoop.' and recommended
the essence Of peppermint as a
remedy, but the quietus was put to It
by the work Of a clever German sill
houetts artist named Schmidt, who
made such dro1l yet truthful repre-
sentations of the ladies' affected by
the bend that all Saratoga was in q
roar Of laughter and his silhousttes
went of like hot cakes for 50 cents
each. The ladies demonstrated and
the hotelkeepers attempted to stop
his busy scissors, and succeeded. but
the photographers reproduced his
pictures and they sold by thousands.
doing the business for the Grecian
bend most effectually. SAKE says of
this absurd fashion:
ct see that a writer of the New
York Times defends the usage in
question on the assumption that it is
the Same thing as the Grecian bend
of thirty years ago, which originated
ESQ he tells us)- with a certain grace
full duchess several generations be-
fore. However charming her grace
may have been in spite Of an affecta-
ton Of this sort, the real origin Of
the Grecian bend is as patent as its
adoption by women is ridiculous"
It is interesting to note in The Star
Of September ., 1868. is quotation
from an article by the once immense
ly popular Jennie June" in the Bos-
ton Post protesting against the use
of 'paniers," which succeeded the
Grecian bend in feminine fashionable
favor.
Evening star., 1918-09-08
SHOOTING STARS.
By pHrtANDER JOHNSON.
Calling . Halt.

Calling . Halt.
care you still socialist"
"No," replied the theoretical dabbler.
"T didn't object to socialism when it
was merely minor vice. But it has
been developing into a pefnieious
habit"
Evening star., 1918-09-08

A Vision Of Peaee.
Once more the sea ON which We feat
Will be pleasant place
And give Sir Thomas Liptoi's boat
Another chance to race.
Evening star., 1918-09-08
Italy, particularly Rome. was In q
serious turmoil fifty years ago, owing
italian
Turmoil.

"The Tribune of the Roman Con-
sulta has just printed the process
against the persons accused of hav-
ing blown up the Seristory barracks.
mining the Cimarra barracks and de-
signing to set fire to the magazine Of
Fort St. Angelo, containing. $4,000
pounds Of gunpowder. The process.
Of which only few copies have been
struck of, has been distributed only
to the cardinals and one or two of
the ambassadors. The Italian jour-
nails affirm that eight of the accused
have been condemned to death, and
the remainder to hard labor for life.
but this is anticipating the event. as
the sentence is not pronounced: Dis
content is apparent among the lower
Evening star., 1918-09-08

The enactment by Congress of tn,
new draft measure, coupled with tb,
Evening star., 1918-09-08

Th sanitary problems constantly
arising in connection with the ad-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-06-03
DOC DAYS ARE NOW
UPON US; BEWARE

The rnquoat has besn made that
tbe public he notified that 81 8 iime
70 take care ~ the doNs il0i
weather 10 A. hand. and there Il dan
ser with the large number q deet
n Guthrie, ~ there belne mad dor
Scare that will be more than a scare
nogN should either bs taken ous ~
tho co1ntry. q is stated. 81 pans ~
eaief ha ses ouf where lh,Y car tare
drink once ln while
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-06-03
atMatefs inA ~
sinklng and Interest i4Nbt a.

sematef, ina 30
sinklng and Interest i4N6t a.
Total tlgsssse
And the Mayer and city clerk are
hereby directed te draw warfAngs on
said accounts fnf me same in fAYef ~
the prrsoua 90 whom said bills weFs
allowed
Section rar tho preservation ~
the pnhlle p.aee. health and safety. an
amefKraes > SsFsssY declared "a exist
ny r~amun whereof ihls ~riiuNnyf
shall be IN fofre ami offcei fcom an
after It's passage, approval and pan
litatlun
raseel by ghe Commissioners and
approved ~ the Mayor this a,s day
~ June 1878
, ~ HARTMAN
Mayor
trEAI.l
Athss uEO T. ANDERSON
CITY elefk
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WAN rs
0ASW


ron sAI.K Ilraaies Yam sweet 70
tato plsnss are fine lhis ~e~A AZ
ssc and aec per hundred fhon" eAe'
sois Nesi Warner The barber Con
rany
son gAf.r on TRADE r~o lets on
Inc west side 10 Guthrie near car
line ana school Mrs nulsie Garrett.
concho. OKLA
rnR SAl.r = y~ar Old colt n
good condition Call pheue $50 or
csll a, ses North Vine
ron SALE Furniture. roeAefs. mai
tress. s.Fgne. beds. buffet dining
table. lawn mower. garden faAe dish
a.. car.at sweeper CAL a se8 last
springer Ave
pom SAl.E CIEAp-~S room house. Z
lots loea West Msnnuf rhone
ssa See owner
WANTED To seii or rent, an up
rirh, Hamilton Piano IN splendid
condition slis West Cleveland
FOR SALE Roots Bee supplies. Hv
carry everything rho bee korpsr
needs See us Phone 1865. Guthrie
Bee supply Co
Tor SALE A snap ii four foo~ed
house In good condition near Uni
, ,erslfy. on'y $500 cash A y Arm
strong Phone aae
FOR SALE or IN raj. a. No. Ign
East Noble avenue. , room house
and 7 lots $500 90
AZ so i2oa East Cleveland. ;
room house and lofs. sz75oo
BONDS 4 am prepared 20 furnish
bonds IN any amount a. required By
che Director General n II u Tor pay
mcui on freight eharrcs 4 y Arm
strong phose -
FOR RENT a go,-i room cottage
modern. cistrrn and harm Close Va
On paved s'ree' ,iseo psr non'h
" NJ Mccoy
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Rry fugrvst MsituA left taAAY fe
nrsmsaw whnfa hw v wli opnA oa evan
aalAssie campaieu fas the samm~f
F,spn nFlvsow be ks,ea 10 tgnllls
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Chsu'auaOa
Guthrie chaulaugua begins Jaly
LASTS fNe days
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posa,os. are Nresa save lAe wAraf
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On lss>s 80 sc~.s..p przk sss
% xe.- q sale sf Leader o<foa
Also ass-gnzests. aentarf-s of pos-
osssssa s,a se1lasif q Ga bo1.s
u1kW1 0-hl1 lHa 9
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-06-03
OKLAHOMA OIL MAP ~ THREE
COiyORs

OKLAHOMA OIL MAP ~ THREE
COiyORs
We will refund money n not salts
factory. Every section shown AL
wildcat wells nov drilling. shown b.
red derrieks Index 10 producilr
area Size Of map - by ~ inches
and choice OF one Township plat q
as sections showing land owners or
alloiiees name and all OIL develop
menis FREE with one years cub
scrip ion 10 THE INVESTOR. Oldest
financial journal IN the state: ask any
banker. insurance and rcAl estate
company he value u THE INNFs-
TOR Freo Information department
Tor subscriber report On any In
vcstnent IN TEXAS or OklAhoml
offer rood FOR new or renewal sab
.cripiions Investor HOO per year
9TH Floor OF Fachanre Building
Oklahoma Cliy. Oklahoma
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t,satas. ,gv es-.a aas~ 'se sseal
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for sheriH
Grant Rcdman authorizes tn Daily
leader 20 announce his candidacy for
the office of sheriff of Logan county
pa the August primaries subject %
tie decision ot the Republican vo.crz
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BUSINESS CHANCES

FARM LANDS. RANCH LANDS. ANY
PART or OKLAHOMA. BONDED
SECURITIES COMPANY. MEN
BER or INTERSTATE BONDED
REALTY ASSOCIATION. on.
EXCHANGE BUILDING. OKLA
HOMA CITY. OKLAHOMA
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NOTICE

|" - NOTICE
Taken - hy J. n Wootars. Nay
a.. 1914 one bay pony horse. aga
sbost Is Yrs. ~ sbos; 7ts pounss.
so-e .kits o. ore hid foo<. roached
Ears Owner car hare sane By pay
t-s ex,erss- Cal sherifrs offlcs
OIL LEASES AND pIATs
o. i0sss sxs .ovnssfp risss su
% Den- On szie a. Leztsr oeroa
Aiso sssiu3ssfs. sssstasifs of poe
ssssios ss1 sfs:srff u cAs4 bonus
Os;1 Al 1 The la.sss sorns. 81
s1ssorD - - Isssas lsss
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ruy wan arAara- AID aAvr
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Statesmen 20 cell afo~k on cummia
zion for large corporation seselop
ing coal. lad and flnc mines A.
present baiidiur ono 81 the larresl
yinc and lead smelling plants in ihe
Country Men thai have had no on .
perience ceiling eiott are earnir r
sioo ~ $500 wset Manager. 1N3
Iianc0ek nldg Mani Okla
SALESMAN WANTED -if you sfs 4
god salesman ~ lave a good lob
Tor you See 81 81 once nsooley a
Arnsirour Phone lss
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NOTICE TO SUBSCRIBERS

In the event Of delivery peing im-
parfect. cr paper ee4ng rosied IL visited
- nuyiAfet subscribers are urged
- nake immediate corss@aint 20 the
ses:nass Office IN person- by tees. .'hcne
q mai
Man suoecrtbers should exAmire
- address on the label OF their
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egperNA When you remit thu Label
= ohAngsd. n co.. notify this office
Y yoa wish your ssbscr1 ytion discor :
tnued write the Office. otherwise the
paper val be continued In chang
tng addresses give both o,d and nee
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OIL AND GAS LEASES. IN OR NEAR
ANY ACTIVE DISTRICT IN OK
LAIgoMA, BONDED sEcuRi-
TINS COMPANY. MEMBER ~
TERsTATE BONDED REALTY
ASSOCIATION. oKLAHOM
CITY. OKLAHOMA
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LADIES -whsn ce'Ayea or irregular
ass Triumph rflls. always depend
ssle Relief and particulars free Not
soid at drug stores Write National
Medical Institute. Milwaukee. wn
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Mt WAsHfNGTON MATfRNfr

Mt WASHINGTON MATERNITY
Home fcT confinement. avoids pub
licsty. charges and terms 10 suit. es-
pert medical care. nursing, homelike.
babies adopted Write Mrs James.
strictly confidential. 2ses Main. kan-
sAs CITY. Mo
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-06-03
RANGE OF THE MARKETS
TODtN'S QUOTATIONS
~ WIRE: HOME
MARkETS


KAnsAs CITY MARKETS
socsi
Receipts. $4,000
MARKET steady 10 ioc lowsr
naih Of sales. iis 60 20 iigss
Top price. tisTs
.krrLU:
Receipts 600
Market steady
Prime Ted steers fls7 toe
Dressed beef steers tis.ov 10 tissQ
Cows. $500 20 1850
sttUPs
Receipts 1000
Market steady
Lambs. 1880 20 tgos5
Yeafiinss. moo ip fl7se
wcthors. ilgoo 10 30
Ewes. ill.oe 10 tls2s
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OIL lgbszs AND v.Ars

On issses snf township pisss ~
90 0se. o. sale ~ Lezte- ocrica
Also sssisn-snts. srsicsEio OF poe
sessios and xridATfs os cash bonn
pa;d AL o. the latest forms. snc
epsSorn 70 on le.s.ng lava
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roR gAl.r on TRADE Two lets on
the West side Ia Guthrie near car
line and school Mrs nuisie Garrett
coneho. OKLA
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non SAl.E CiEAP--S room house, :
lots 1905 West MsunuF rhone
ssa See owner
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WANTED To seii or rent, al np-
rirht Hamilton Piano IA splendid
condition silt West Cleveland
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Ion SALE A SNAP ID a four roomed
house In good condition near Uni
,ersfy. on'y $500 cash A u Arm
strong Phenc a9e
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-06-03

nor SALE Roots Bee supplies, ne
carry everything the bee korpsr
needs See us Phone ii6t. Guthrie
Bee supply Co
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fOR SAl.E a I year Old colt. ~
good condition. Call i'hene sHs "'
csli al SeN North Vine
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-06-03

FoR RENT a ro,t room cottage
modern. cisturn and barr. Close IN
On paved rre.' $3.50 pes non'h
" N Mccoy
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FOR SALE or in uti'. a. No 1901
East noble avenue , room house
aud 2 lots $500 90
AZ SO leot East Cleveland. }
room house and iof sz7boo
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ron sAi.E Furniture rockers mai
tress. s.Tlne. beda buffet dining
table. lawn mower. garden faAe. dish
90. cargat sweeper CAL q 80 haAs
Springer Ave
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-14

Kansas City Grain.
k,NgAs CRY. sent. ia.-CAs1I
WHEAT Unchanged No 4 hard 81 la' y q
@ lU, 40 p. s2l5Wll6; No. red
gH,r. n, o a. u
CORN Unchanged No mixed. 81 80 "a
sITa. No. 2 white, sg@lgt: No ?
yellow. sl.13W1io.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-14
STOCKS OPEN WEAK
BUT GAINIATER ON
short CetcriuR Develops la Market
ana LEADERS Make Substantial
ItNrUtcriCa.

NEW YORK. Sept 49,. Standard
stocks rails az we'll as industrlala.
weakened in the early selling, but
rallied moro ar less substantially at
tho first signs ~ support and short
covering.
Humttrn Tobacco WAS almost with
out support during the forenoon but
recovered half Of its 6-pOint decline.
Industrial Alcohol. Distillors. General
Motors ana Wilson PACKING redcted
2 20 points, making irregular raj
lltH
United states Steel clowrd nj a
slight fractional gain after losing
almost ] point ana Investment rails
strengthened. hut to.2 10 point ro-
cesions I'm ~ Paul common and
preferred and New Haven were not
retrieved TO any extent
Shlca amounted to 400 900 shares
Bonds were easier. Liberty issues
shading slightly with railways and
industrisla Total sales par value.
aggregated tq.25O.OO0
Old g. y Coupon 4's advanced i-2
per cent on sales
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-14

I,-l you hnp wthat millions are
spent yearly by persona visiting
uuaok doctors and taking quack
cures 500 "The Spreading Evil"
Americas greatest photodramh now
showing at the Majestic lheuter ThiR
picture portrays many things which
the country has guessed at II darrH
to ton the most sensational story OF
the day ono of vast Importance 10
every thinking person Covering h
Hituation that has long since hafflrd
tho police, welfare workers. social
workers. ana tho leading medical
mon OF the world "The Spreading
ENll' boldly exposes the condition
that couffuntH many "A person today
and should bo seen by every social
worker, doctor mother ana father
Ia every city, ns lt doas dariuEly and
maHtorfully with most alarming
situation n iH told win supreme
dollcacy and VIII not offend tho most
refined
In tho unfolding ~ tho drama a
beautiful love story A hyought ln a
piece of German intrigue never be
fore uuearthcd Is mercllcEsly exposed
aud the anu-uiimlxcs Of this grip.
ping drama holds one In suspense
from the first 10 the seventh reel. ug
"a picture IT mabes its appeal with Il
daring punch. II tells % story never
To be forgotten ana with The upprr-
clatinn that you Will toll othors not
10 miss o.
THE Spreading Eyll" was pltc-
turizod with the idea ut cooperating
with Nccreury Daniels NJ our Navy
who urges that thla eyll bc Killed
with tho weapon 81 enlightenment
before 10 DESTROYS our civilization.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-14
STOPPED USE POOR
FOOD ON TRANSPORTS
Congressman Chandler Made Fer
Sonal Investigation Of Ftrdiug
Soldiers, Gets Quick Action.

Sprcisl 10 me World
WASH 1NGTON. Sept l3.--Amer-
lean soldiers arc the greatest IN the
world, savs CongrvHHman- r. a.
GhAndlor and who declares that tho
lighting men of Uncle Sam must ho
given every care and confederation.
Recently Cungrcsrman chandler
WAS member of IL partr 90 con
greSsmor who Aadc trip iu the
war zone tt their own expense and
Travelled over much uf tHv territory
on the western front rhcy nude
the trip over and back ora 70 british
transport ON tho way oy@ Con.
Rressman Chandler. who is always
looking after thc welfare ~ the
soldiers as vol Hs hig constituents.
engaged va conversation with "a
soldier who wac on his way 10 the
trenches
Among other things tho congress
mRn was told by the soldier that the
soldiers woro not accorded the best
Of treatment on certain transports
and that the feed was especially poor.
Bcllcyiu, that some soldiers are apt
20 complain, Congressman Chandler
perseuauy Investigated tho mess
anu v l"' w iilhl lll' hNiAl'l MAf
telling the truth. that they we're fed
stale broad and that other articles OF
food were also Inferior
Saw the Captain.
Congressman Chandler and other
members OF tho conRrossio party
called the attention OF the com
mander Of the ship 10 this condition.
with the result that the soldiers
abodrd were given the best OF food
during tho remainder of the trip. IL
IL said that Inferior food In served
aboard English and French trans
ports but that the food dcrved
aboard American transports ~ first
class.
A. result OF his Investigations
aboard tho transport caused Con
greasman Chandler TO lay the matter
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-14

CTftCAGO. sept Do ..llpbSH# Receipts,
~ 900, market artlye aud strong. late
,ulos. IsuIsr shove yrstrrdays low
Huietrrs s.n 2SH -u.s0. light f10.5uM
2UHt. nev high record. fArking.
SO tOm20 10. rough, SIS " h 10 90
pigs. ruod to choice. $500 N 1925.
CArrIF Resepts. 10000. steer trade
dull 0ueyguiv ioarr. good many coins
over without bids, nothing Nboicr here
beef cattle l5W25r lower, calves steady
h,cf cattle, Food choice and prime tld flm
ln21. common and medium, so d 10 l' .
butcher stock. cows and hctfogT t1.iup
1900. caunsra and cutters "a h0n 'ur
stockrrs and feeders good choice aud fan
Cy sil Oon lt00t inferior. COMMON and
medium g. OuHti Uu. veal calvrs, GOOD
aud choice. SIS 500 1925.
SHEEP He-eipF 1000. lambs 100
25e lower. some feeders OF morv. top
western. 81 uO. sorted best nADvrs here,
gi7lO. sheep about STEADY. lambs.
choiee ard prime flT e5tt 1900. medium
and .rutd si5.75a gi. ewes. choice and
prime. .Suml225, medium AMI good,
tlogs@lt.5O
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-14

WACO. ToxaH Sept ll.--Cadot
g. f. oliver. Killed here yesterday
'ln q collision between twp airplauoH,
came here from Onnwa, Iowa, n was
announced ~ HlDh fold today
Cadet F = Slater OF Trenton ~.
G., occupant of the machine which
coll.ded with divers plane, also
was Killed
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-14

ST Louis sept ~ HOGS Receipts,
I. 600. steady Lights $4,000 2u.35a
tars siA7STeoOo mirpi and butchers.
$40 SO d 90 So. good heavy. $50 25@ 20 80 {,
bulls $40 as u 90 40.
CATTLE---RecelptH. 4 800 siow Native
boot ste-rA 81 5Oa ls25t yrarine steers
and hcifers 80 500 1885, cows 81 500
1880. stock rrs and feeders - iuW ~ 90
tair to prime southern beef steers, so 90 n
$500. beef cows aUd hgifrrs. = Hon
I5 no. native calves. sf.ib - Is %.
SItEEr. Receipts l4uO steady lambs.
sos 5OmIN1a. ewes fii num eco. can.
ners and choppers, s. uOW 900
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-14

before Secretary Of war Baker Re-
plying 60 CunrreHgmHn Chambers
letter tho secretary of war assured
the congrosrnan that ho would cause
an investigation 20 bo made az an
early date.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-14

PORT WORTH. sept CArrlE-.-
RareiptA 500. steady, Br,vcs. e. 500
90. -RcceiptA 1000, steady
livsvy, t2o uo@2olo.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-14
STANDARD on stocks


NEW YORK Sept IN liberty band
closing Final prices to-day were
ahh 500 10. first convertible a.
eos 90 serund O.. SOS 40 Nrsi converu
bio 4hs tOG. second convertible a.
taSIA. third AhG 500 o.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-14

KANSAS CITY, Sept i5-BuTrFR
Creamery. Sic. hrts Aaci seconds asci
pAcktnE 1Tr
ZOOS FirstE, dc, scovnds 76e
POULTRY Unchanged
POTATOES steady g. 500 p 90.