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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-12-21

Mr. Lodge said he would be glad II
the senate debates ON peace were sup.
plemontcd by some difinite resolutions
expressing views on important points
Peace being our object. terms must
be eNacted which will make u. so far
as human foresight goes impossible
tor Germany To break out again upon
the world This cannot be done hy
treaty engagements and signatures TO
documents AZ this juncture OF az
tairs Germany would sign anything.
and her pledge would be as worthless
~ the guarantees she gave to Bel
cium. II In well also to remember that
Gcrmnny did not change its nature nv-
or night when the kaiser ran away 10
Holland. The deep rooted ambitions.
the cvil principles carefully insttlied
for half a century. the harbarous
methods ana doctrines all remain un-
altered | do not need to rehearse
what those physical guarantees should
he, TOR ! have stated my views upon
thCm more than once To the SENATE
~-~~~~ -. .~~e>-r~>--~--~~~~~
tContinued on page rwo.)
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-12-21
DISTRICT K|WAN|S
CLUB ELECTS TWO
ALBUQUERQUE MEN
DR.. II. A. Bowers Named Seore-
tary treasurer for Southwest and
DR.. G. A. Eller Chosen Trustee
at FL Paso Meeting.

NJ pntO, Dec .l--I " kITApot-
rick of ~ paso. was elected district
governor Of the Kiwnnis clubs OF Art
zona. New McNico and west Texas last
night az the closlug business session
Oi the district convention.
Rev Percy KnickerhOcker of III
paso. was elected deputy governor.
Dr ~ \. bowers. secretary of Alhu-
uuerque. was elected district sccre-
tary-trensurcr. !. 4. Judson ot Phoe-
nix, Dr g. \. Eller, Albuquerque, and
r. NJ. Lawrence, IN paso. were elect
ed trustcey for the district.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-12-21
GERMAN ARMY TO BE STRONGER
THAN EVER UNDER NEW PEOPLES
GUARD PLAN OF VON HINDENBURG
3, rss Assoo,Arrp ssrs.

London, Dee 2The German government accepted Field
Marshal won ndenburg plan 10 form people, national
army according Copenhagen dispa o the Daily Mail
II said thai the teman under this plan stronger
than
All officers have received instructions to keep the details secret
Women will be employed for auxiliary service.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-12-21
NEW MExIco's WEATHER.

Increasing cloudiness tonight and
sunday; probably snow. warmer to-
night south portion. colder east por-
ton sunday.
Local: Maximum. ~; minimum. ~.
range, 80; at O'Clock. Wind. south
nust. clear
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-10-02
COAL PRODUCTION
HAS AN OFF WEEK

WASHINGTON, Oct 2.-Bitumin-
Gus coal production for the week ending
September q amounted TO 2lIo50,0O net
tons, according to the United States
Geological Survey, a decrease Of 4 per-
cent from last weeks output, but an m
crease OF l94 percent or 100000 net
tons. In the anthracite fields the strike
last week caused a decrease in produe-
tion OF IiJ percent, or $4,000 net
tons as compared with 2,088,0W tons
during the week ending September a.
The daily average OF bituminous
production during the current week Is
estimated at 2,l08,000 which is slightly
below that Of the preceding week, while
the daily average OF anthracite produc-
ton dropped to DS,0W tons. consider.
ably less than the daily average for the
coal year TO date OF $4,000 net tons
which is 81 percent in excess OF IN,
daily average Of the same period las
year.
The operators reporting produced 81.
percent OF the total estimated outpu
such mines being operated at 837 per
cent Of their full time as against SSJ
percent during the preceding week Fo
the country as . whole car condition
improved during the week and les
mine disability existed while labo
shortage was twice that OF the previou
week, evidently due to registration day
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-10-02
LEGALS.
NOTICE TO coNTRAcToRs

NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
Sealed proposals will be received at the
office OF the secretary Of the Board Of
Education OF Oklahoma City, Okahons,
until l2 o'clock noon on the 10th day
OF October. 1918, for the following work:
Wilson school building,
Addition 10 Culbertson school building
Addition to Eugene Field school build
ing
All a. shown on the p,srs and called
for In the specifications furnished BY
layton a Smith. architects Toi Majestic
building. oklahoma City, Oklahoma.
Bids must be accompanied by certified
check Of percent OF the amount OF the
bid 70 be forfeited M assessed and liaui-
dated damages In case bidder falls. neg
lecfs or refuses 10 comply with the
agreements of the bid. Pians and specl-
fieatlops can be secured at the office Of
the architects. The Board OF Education
reserves the night 10 reject any and al
N rAIREY,
secretary, Irving School building.
NOTICE TO PLUMBIN0 AND HEAT
ING CONTRACTORS.
Sealed proposals win be received at the
office OF the secretary Of the Board OF
Educstion Of Oklahoma City, okiahoma,
untfl twelve o'clock noon on ne 10th
Wy M Ortobef. iSlb, for tbs plumbtnG
and heating work cf the following build
WiIisrd sehoo, building
Wilsun school building.
Addition 20 cuIbsrtson school building
addition to Eugene Field school bsiid-
An - shown on N, plans and called
Tor IN the spscifieations furnishsd BY
layton q Smith. architects, 7oi Majestic
building. Oklshd''a City. O1rlab0u,a,
Bids must be accompanied BY certified
BID TO b. fcrfeited as ssassos1 ana iieui.
dated damages In case bidder fails, neg
ieets or refuees u. comply with the
aereemsnta Of the bid Plans and speci-
flcation~ can be secured At ths ofYice
Of the architects. The Hoard Of Dduca-
ton reserves ths r'sht 70 rsisss any and
sli bids. 60 =
Nm YArRpY,
SECRETARY. irving School buIidins.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-10-02
POLICE WILL ROUND UP
MEN WHO DODGE JOBS
IN GOVERNMENT PLANTS

Stringent enforcement Of the work or
fight order has been requested OF Chief
Nichols BY the government. in an or
der received yesterday. The complaint
Is made that hundreds Of young men.
whose transportation is paid to gov
ernment workshops, do not remain on
their Jobs sufficiently long 10 earn what
II costs 10 take them there. II Is this
class OF men the chief OF police is
urged 10 look Up. II they are employed
IN essential industries they arc 10 be
let alone; otherwise they are to be sent
back 10 government work. As an In.
stance OF this, two young white mev
caught 10 roundup 10 Questionable
roorninr houses last nieht, said thsy
had been employed in the governeenI
powder factory Al Nashville, Tenn On<
said he had worked five days the other
had put IN but two and Z half days
Both acknowledged they had left with
|out giving notice. They are held for
further investigation.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-10-02
COUNTY ACREAGE.
IS OFFERED FOR
SOLDIERS FARMS
$1,000 Acres Near Here Ten
dered for j, S, Use,

Oklahoma City has 1900 acres Of
land in its surrounding territory to
offer to the government to provide for
soldiers who, upon their return from
the war, will be without employment
n. B. Griffith, who has been in Okla
homa City and vicinity for the past
ten days looking over the prospective
acreage. was rendered this land by the
Chamber Of Commerce just before his
departure today
Mr.. Griffith has been sent by the de-
partment of the interior to investigate
land in any part Of the country that is
available for reclamation-that is the
type Of land not in cultivation now, but
cut over land and that dependent upon
drainage systems.
The idea OF the government Is TO de-
yelop these lands for the returning sol
diers. 1t is to make the necessary i'm
proyements, build houses, barns and
fences. equip il with farm implements,
and sell il TO the army men at actual
cost on approximately forty years time
at 4 percent.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-10-02
Charity Ruse
Got "Case"
Coin, Charge
Oklahoma Was One Of States
Worked by Alleged Swim
dIer Now ON Trial,

SAN FRANCISCO, Oct al. ].
Worthngton on trial here for alleged
fraudulent use Of the mails to further a
scheme 10 collect money for purported
charitable purposes. was identified ia
court Yesterday by Miss Florence Pevny
Of Chicago as ~William ]. Case"
under indictment in Chicago for opera
ton of supposed charity projects in
many cities Of the east, middle west and
south.
Miss Pevny testified she was Chase's
office manager in Chicago. A seheme
for collecting money for the Mutual
and Social Blind association" brought
into Cases offices from 500 to 500 a
day. A Camp Grant souvenir" which
was never issued, did equally well, she
said, and THE Blind Peoples Appeal
a magazine for which 500 a day wa,
collected during a period OF fouf
months, appeared only once.
Other schemes operated from Chicago
by Chase inoludede a Church book
and . Swedish directory" the wit
ness said
Girls and women were employed tc
solicit money subscriptions by telephon,
according TO Miss Pevny. and the Sell
ing talks we're so worded as 10 Civ,
the impression that the money was tC
70 to the charities indicated by III,
name Of the publication or organization,
given. Girls when sufficiently trained
in Chicago were sent TO other parts o.
the country, operations extending Il
Texas, Oklahoma and Tennessee.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-10-02
Veterans Are Here
To Speak for Loan

Six members OF the American expedi-
tionary force. each with record OF dis
tinguished service on the western front
arrived in Oklahoma City at noon TO-
day 10 help 0kiahoma put over its quota
in the fourth liberty bond drive.
Those in the party are: Sergean,
First Class, Fred RoweIl, and Pti-
Yates George M. Parkinson, w. II.
Sledse, Kemnon II. Goahby, Louis z.
Nunam and DuvaIl ]. Foley.
Each member Of the party has seen .
record OF heroic service In the expedj-
,icnary force and they are travelling
the country under the auspices of the
federal government to stimulate interest
In the liberty bond drive. They were
met at the station by w. ]. Lampc, oi
the state council Of defense. and their
itinerary in Oklahoma will be worked
out this afternoon BY Chester Westiall
OF thf liberty loan campaign speak
er 6Nreau. There Is biv demand t,-
the soldiers in many parts OF the state.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-10-02
OILS AGAIN lead
IN MARKET GAINS
Utilities Also Show Advance
Under War Discussion,

NEW YORK, Oct. a--Irregular changes
IN the first halt hour OF todnys stock
market festffied 10 ths further conflict
Of opinion In speculative quarters duo TO
htsst var devslop0ents. Tho more SUBJ
utantiai Gains were again confined to oils.
rhippinss and utinfles. the latter In
Guiding s-potnt advance for Twin City
Rapid Transit and points for American
Telephone. United States Steel opened
at a slight reaction but soon rallied 10 a
large fraction over yesterdays close
Union Pacific and Reading vsre the only
high grade rails 10 manifest strength
businsss became mors pronounced In
the afternoon. steels and equipments
leading the further deciins Hecessicns
amens popular war issues ranged from
70 . points shippinss and other stocks
Of early prominencs cancelled their gain
on light offerings
suSstantisi rallies we're made In the
last hour mainly ~ result of the
strsugth shovA b spscialtissL The clos
Ing was steady.
Libsrty bond closs: avs ioolo: fist
convertible =, $3.50, second q. Ss; firet
convertible as, ss; second convertible
iks. w; third sSs, ts.so.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-10-02
NEW York.

NEW YORK. oct. IA somewhat ir.
regular opening was followed by an a
vsnce In the cotton market today on
smaller ginning returns than expect ed,
The continped favorable war news and q
flfuser technical position after the rsao-
tiou ~ yesterday. First prices wsrr 7
poilts lowsr 70 10 points higher but De.
1moer som sold up from t1ko 20 q o.
M Jnntary from s2sS TO s1sec With ac-
tive months generally showing Mt gains
of u 10 - points. The advance met coat
tered realizing and there we're irrcaular
nuctuations preceding the publication OF
the govefnment's crop rsport ~ the end
OF the first half hour (. .frFI T1T'-
Tho government crop report phciuw the
condition at Nt and the indicated 0iei
~ 900 bales, wAs very clooG1v n
line v1th expectations and Nd ne lnoSo0-
ant sffeet OF conseovsnes On the mHrkst.
Later. however, u becApe more ooeive
ca rtoerts of an segisf ,aDok baslS and
IneseassA southern effsrIngS u(op Gdsr1
wsp uncovsred on the keoak. vkj6I csr.
~ ppcssnber off 70 Si,u and January
The decline was che61Ee4 ~ trade buy.
hE dur'1f The early aftsrno0n and ther,
were MULES OF rs 20 70 poial1 on cover. !.
ina pccsmber ruled around sisec and
Jenuary ~ asc shortly afSsr ! O'clock, or
10 g 10 points net lotsy
~ cotton auiet, niddnns. SAG.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-10-02
Prices Swing Like Pendulum
Under War Talk,
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

CHICAGO. Dot. l.--Pending fresh DE-
yelopments In regard TO peace. the liqui-
dation by holders Of corn seemed today
TO have largely exhausted Itself. Open
ing prices, which varied from the same
as yes, ,erday's finish 10 ihc higher, with
Nov u.9lh TO l.32A and December 81 ~
TO tl.2sh were followed by slight addi-
tionsi gains and then break TO well be-
low initial figures
Subsequently, bearish crop estimates
together with progress In driving the
Germans out Of France and Belgium led
tQ increased selling and for while
heought about q pronounced weakness.
The close was unsettled, nc 20 1Ec net
lower with Nov. tL2sx TO u2sI and
Dec. yi.27% TO LIN
CORN No. ? yellow ti.b0dlbi. OATS;
standard 6ShQf0hc. RYE No. :, ti.6z
BARLEY: s0cdti.0i.
Oats swayed with corn. After opening
a shade of to half cent up, with Mo-
yember 70A 70 70kc. the market under
went moderate sag.
Provisions were neglected.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-10-02
IRVING SCHOOL BOYS
PREPARE FOR GARDENING

Kenneth Flannery and Kenneth Simp-
kins, students at the special industrial
school in the Irving school building,
are hauling mulehing today as prep
aratiop for spring gardening by stu
dents Of the school. A heavy top
mulching and spading OF three vegeta-
Bile garden plots will be done this week
Two other plots Of ground will be used
for flower gardens by members OF the
board OF education office force.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-10-02
tuberculosis,
And War Are
Speech Topics

ST. LOUIS, Mo, Oct. 2-War and
tuberculosis and the Red Cross in its
relation TO both, was the subject OF the
first session OF the Mississippi valley
conference on tuberculosis which open
ed here today. w. Frank Persons, di-
rector general OF the bureau OF civilian
relief Of the Amemrlcan Red Cross, Is
the principal speaker this afternoon.
The sessions will last through Friday.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-10-02
Cotton Advances 20 to 81
Points at Opening.
nav ORLEANS coTToN FvTvsss.
High Lew opsn o,os'
NGW YoRk COTTON FUTURES.

NEW ORLEANS. Oct. a--smsIIer sin.
ming returns 10 September rs than ex-
psoted caused buying movement on the
opeaing Of the cotton market today. In
were advanced - 10 n polnta
War news steadied the market at the
dscltpe and finally caused q recovery. At
O'clock the most active months were 4
70 : points under the final quotations Of
yesterday.
AZ the highest Of the morning the most
active months were 10 10 81 points up.
The larger estimate OF the Yield. COM
pared with. the figures OF month ago,
following the report on condition cauSs6
q selling wave and IN the trsdinS up 10
noon prices fell 70 TO - points under the
close Of yesterday. Ir
sro, cotton firm and unclaimed. Sales
on ths spct i,ta7 bales to arrive SEQ. Low
middling u.i,c. Receipts. t.sfi; stock
AtufNtk
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-10-02
Y. S. WILL RECRUIT 400
LAB0REhS FOR n(TA0

Beginning tomorrow recruiiaf ~
lt00 common iabos4 fsf k|tf& w.
Va. will begin at the hdsraI ssase en-
ployment service and vasious sub-stA-
tons. Three hundred isbcsefs ~
Camp Jackson. Colunbia. 8. 6, -
80 earpenters for Camp Kipx, L01os
vtile. Ky. viii leave thh evening". SIX
care Of special train lcheloed ior
|Sunday evening viii care tr - ~
cruita for Camp Nitro. DuRuotD, CO.
eEsg1op icr scvsrnmeui vsok q No.
A Tenn yiil saip lli1(ed f,slp9ll
q ~ lines helsaies NY sn
srasivs vottSe., shis evsl1 II
lr sysi u Hesf NI4l<
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-10-02
GyB1.iellsl {

Sailor Here on rurieuoh Dearpisy n
Babcock. former high school student Who
enlisted In the navy In 1917, b NaSirg
bis parents Mr. and Mrs. chariss nae-
Young Babcock says that he II qpartsfsd
with 5000 Jsckies In the fofmsr sxpo-
s,tion buildings at San p1sGo. Cal He
spent yesterday morning greeting ola
students ana teachers at the h1eh eeAool.
KIndsrssrtso Meet pssspssst.
The regu,ar meeting OF IL federated
ss s"s .sss q :S ssA;sS:S Ss ss
the high school. has been postpond IN
I'll next Wednesday
City Ga0lsssr Rsturns-B. ~ Hart
city engineer, has returned from a trfr
10 lows. Nebraska. and Kansas City.
csmrnlsslsnse wssss~ Comma
sioner walton 10 confinsd 70 NJ koos
vi With n, =, siesnsss a.,,. Hs has Cmpsous o
were reported st sos North PhliliSs -
1909 East Tenth street last aiUhf. NJ
loss 10 reported othsr than The Iose 81
ionrins TO TO n. c. HccSrd. AZ 6s -
residence. ..,..'... II u
cecv,eslsn uphs,e- -csu1oinkn Of ychr
Franks IN the superior eqll( q Muskoges
county on charge cf vD0o1l&le the pro.
hibitory hws and his tl4o1lcs Of fous
months Imprisonment sRo u Gns of ~
we're affirmed this rncvu1NB ~ the crimi-
nal court Of appeals. . fIfl
Three wcmen JsIn Nsvk--hnss oarnssi
Kslleher, Misc vcida n. SCG0br an NM
Norma Webb took the eeth' ~ ailesiancs
as iandsmsn yevman 4t W. eontni navy
moSili.a,ion n. .a = !, s,ss,cs ~ ,as3s and len
ksslsr TO vlsit IN esen1e -commls-
Ionsr Mark Kssisr Sxpsclo 10 take :
brsf vacation at the snd e this week
and 70 10 Exoslsiof Syringe, Mar Kansas
mother. Who hives 1~s. =
Negro wswsc assssss up-yrhs police
drsgnst wus thrown out ~ night or
East Grand avenue an6 CAifgRnia street
with the result that six onGFv woman
y =: ~: ~. !, 4; ana s:sis "a s to si N
McteecycNss rIast -op hIs plea Of
suiky of ryhning mctsvcycl4 on 6rsnd
Gecrse chis6rss vas fRSd % and costs
III -. ..s... :. >. !. :. = -.-..-.
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j5is' 5i'!: =: i: #: 4: NJ, /
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-10-02
REAL ESTATE WANTED.
MARRIED LIFE

WANTED-To buy. 8 10 s-room modern
house In good condition; prefer near
high school or Sfiies park; will consider
any real bargain near car line, ON paved
street dircct from owner. Address p. o,
BOZ 2sa. City, giving location and best
prfos for cash; will consider furnished
proposltionj am going 10 buy; get price
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-10-02
DEMOCRATIC CIUD'
GETS S355 f0a
SOLDIER SMOKES.
Visitors to Fair Contribute 10
1920 Boys Overseas, W

Fourteen hundred and twenty boys
in France will enjoy full package Of
Smokes" as a result Of the activity OF
committee composed OF members Of
the Young Mems Democratic Club.
Headquarters OF the club we're opened
in booth in the Liberal Arts building
during state fair week, conducted sole
ly for the purpose OF catching the nick
els and dimes, pin money OF state fair
visitors who proyerbialiy are well sup
Piled for this annual event.
Workers Full Of Pep. p
The booth was simple In design. But
within the booth were aggressive work
erS for the cause, that for pep and
staying qualities we're hard TO beat Bob
Evans, chairman OF the committee, was
ably seconded by W. r. CuIick. Joseph
Deupree, James Bodine, Cliff Meyer,
DR. +. II Nowlin, William Armstrong,
Earl Wallace, Judge o. l.. Price, Harry
Little and Grover Stark. These IN
turn were aided end zbetted by three
Chandler sisters with staying qualitie,
unsurpassed, two Turk sisters also.
Mrs Grover Stark, who was an equa
TO her husband and Mrs. Nowlin and
Mrs. Brown both were insistent work
ers.
Two tobacco cans with an opening
large enough to admit silver dollar
were used for collections. The drive
opened when the state fair did Satur-
day, when 3S was collected. The iol
lowing amounts were counted esch OF
the following days during the fair /,
Monday, AS04; Tuesday, $500; Wed
nesday, $si70; Thursday, y2.32; Fri
day. sS435 and Saturday, SSo06s Total
$JSS.l4 f.ter st
womss Most LibsrsL
Who were the most liberal? Tho
women OF course. They all felt like
doing something TO help their own or
their neighbors or relatives sons across
the deep. But money was forthcoming
from all classes, all ages, whether white
or black.
The money will be forwarded BY the
Times, the representative Of Dor Boys
In France Tobacco Fund in Oklahoma.
TO the general headquarters Of the fund
in New York For each quarter con-
tributed q kit Of tobacco worth IS
cents Is sent to France for distribu-
ton by the Red Cross. In each ka is
enclosed = post card Addressed 70 the
contributor Of the quarter IA.
4 =
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-10-02
LivGaPool.,

Ly1RrooL oct i--corTon: sy.,,
ssiid nidSans & %s.d; oHSs is~ miSSlIns miSSlI"s
s,ssd rood ordinary iiSSd; ordinary
,issd. Bales 1900, Including i.7sc Amer,
Sssssy - !, NV ;s;:s ;'c;;s 'i5:s b.s
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-10-02
KANSAS CITY.

xEsAs ,.ss, cE9 E9 No Ss,S &C, + ,ysEAT g n
nisSssii1 sii NS No. ! f'rs red ni'S3NiS ,si3 10 SS
iflsh. CORN: steady; No. I mlIet
tib3fLsS; No. 2 whits Si.sSEiss No
yellow tl.s5a1ss OATS steady: No
z white 10 Nc; No, mixed no nc
RYE: 1850 i.b9
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-10-02

,essys;. LHIYs. oss ,s,,i ,Ecgs; 2'. ,,:s,g: ":
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-10-02
CATTLE MARKET
CONTINUES SLOW
StoekerS and Feeders Selling
Slightly Lower

.cATTLE-The cattle market In ali d.
visions today was almost a ppbican OF
yesterday. The few steers here were
steady with the top selling for yi2.75.
Slightly lower prices were paid for other
ers and feeders. The three day Ioss IN
price on all classes amount 10 1s and SOC
lower prices. Heavy stockers wers lower
by fsc today. making q loss OF about 81
for the week. The calf market lost to-
day all Il gained yesterday and the top
sold around 30
CsesiaG Qsstsessas-
Prices Of the varions sradss Of eattls are
appfoHlmAtslr a folloHa
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-10-02
Produce Provisions
CHICAGO.

4: !: a; =: g: M :;;.
"a and btsso,. ss:y cS!e!: Sc; ssls s'srii @;i
Ss. sSssh ~ II
ii! ss!' { Z: :. i: ;:!:: lg = s.:.. !: ''-
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-10-02
ST. LOUIS.

sr. LOUIS, Oct. 1.-CoRN: lower: No
). tii No, . white tll5. OATS: lower;
No Z Toe. No. white 7oSd7Ic.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-10-02
Outside Livestock
FONT WONrN,

FORT woATH fssaS OF scar.
q; !! a! q:
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-10-02
Sacrifice Sale
Sc This Bsfors Yos Buy

N.s:ysS S:e@.m - 20 nsms; . ~, sa. wss. [
s' z; sc:; ~ s::::;ss sss''
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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-10-02
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Groom Brick Bungalow
For Sale by Owner

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