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LIVERPOOL.

LIVERPOOL, oct. lit-Cotton. spot
99let prices higher Good mid9lins
~ 2sd. good ordinary iO.71d; ordinary
20.2id Sales 2,00o, including 1900
American. Receipts $4,000, including rs
300 American
Futuree closed unsettled. oct. 2isSd,
Nov Hasa; Dec. 2o.s9d; Jan. 20 ssd
Feb 1osid.
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steers Sl0.OOQl 1900 beef cows and hsifers
$500 1900, native calves tl75Ql72b.
SHEEP receipts 900. steady Lambs
il6b0Gls7b; ewes tli 0on Y M. Gamers
aud ChOpuers 81 O0qrg 90
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SUGAR MARKET.

NEW YORK, Oct. it.-Raw syv,.
steady centrifugal 79Sc. fine srna,
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Produce Provisions
KANSAS CITY.

KANSAS CITY. MO oc, ~ pr-.
aEk and POULTRY; unchanged EgGs
ntsts ilci seconds isc POTArSils,
steady, 81 30 TO 81 90 ioEs
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Nl9 tUu NuIm4ut 40 .N
with corresponding ehanxsa 10 all inter.
mediate points IN hsrinony with the
This application n based on IN. fac,
that the present fsrex are wholly unre-
nluneratise and applicant shows that the
physical aud repiscement value OF that
part OF the plant and property Of the
applicant used by n In carrying on its
three million. dollars ia. ". .0oo) ana was
produced and contributed NJ cash cost
or outlay OF nnory than eWo willIon fivs
hundred thcsissnd doliars ~, ,sOO,oOc), e
Order Nc. tff. That the tosSi physicai
rsplAcemsnt cost cf the sstirs pisnf and
property ~ the applicant b 3losS tkss
sevsa million dciisrs llIeoo. .ot0l, based
Scs psoa y 's:s s: sSD sss ., 'sssS no pS,.
cal cost In the direct cash outlay, a.
.nq sspxisd sadsr xaix Hraai ~ W ~
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ST LOUIS. oct I.-CORN. .,..5,
No 2 yellow $3.50. No white yi II
OATS STEADY No. 2 white 6s.asog
-IluV Morn Itands
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81 LOUIS, Oct. ii.-POuLTRy
Tnikner sprlnFs 2sho; ducks ggc' mir
NIX ana hGGs; unchanged.
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Gh1Briefs

Draft Men 90 10 Norman Three young
men will he sent from board No. Oc-
tober rs 10 the mechanical training
school at Norman. They are Robert
Lincoln Heath Chester Buchanan Kidd,
and Din White DeFord,
q. J. Bsrends Wanted--A latter has
been received al Mayor Overholser's Of
flee from H. visscher. consul OF the
Netherlands AZ Kansas City, asking for
information concerning the whereabouts
Of p j. Berends. who was last heard
from In Oklahoma City last November,
Gets Red cross Appointment Homer
Peoples OF lOls West Twentieth street
received an appointment yesterday 10
serve As field representative IN canteen
work In connection with the Red Cross
Ia France He will leave the early part
Of next week TO report for duty.
suspect 10 Esenersted- Paul King, ar
rested yesterday on \ charge Of falling
morning when word came from his homs
exemption board In McCurtsin county
that he was under ~ yeafs of age, Hla
father cilme TO Oklahoma City with doc,l.
ments experimenting the information e
the draft board. ~ FL
City Health Rsport- one case Of scsr.
let fever, almost recovered, ard pue cas-.
Of dlphtheria. ready 20 raise ths quar-
antine, are the only cases OF epidsmls
diseases, other than influsnss, In ths
city. srcordlng 70 tho board Of health.
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PROFIT IT 'fAK1NC IA KING
WEAkENS MARKET
Holiday impending Affects All
Street Trading,

NEW YORK. oct ii.--Profit .taking.
induced In part by the impending holiday
caused recessions Of 10 ! points among
speculative issues In the early period OF
today's stock market, OILS, YESTERDAY =
strongest feature, reflected this attitude
on the part OF traders moro than any
other shares Shlppinss, notably Marine
pid aud United Fruit continued strong
with utilities, motors and subsidiaries,
also coppers and speciafies United
states Steel was firm, but related shares
wavered
The market became unsettled at mid.
day on another drive against U. 4, steel
which fell q point reactions elsewhere eN-
tending from 1 70 ~ points losses
were quickly Lstrieyed u many IN.
liberty bond nnM prizes: avs % %;
first convertible ~ es 70; secopd as 81. 20,
first convertible tA's rs 90; second con
vertlbie tN's sTso. third tH's gftg.
Rails, tobaccos and equipments includ-
Ing numerous war issues mada sub
stantlal gains In the last hour, shppings
reactinG. The closing was strong.
----Buy More Benas----
Stolen Auto Found.
A five-passenger Buick car belonging
to c II. Wright Of the Wright store,
lib West Main street. was stolen from
In front Of his store last night. Plain.
clothesmcn HavelI and Farris found the
car this afternoon Al Thirtieth and
Wampler streets. II shows hard uae,
but is apparcaily uniniurcd. "A new
tire and easioe attached to the rear on
AIN a mAAAApS. $,
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REAL ESTATE wANrfD.
LEGALs.

TO THE PATRONS OF THE INTTRuR-
BAN LINES or THE OKLAHOMA
RAILWAY COMPANY.
Public notice 10 hereby given that on
the aist dny OF October, 1918, the OK
lahoma Railway company will file an
application for permission 60 change its
tariffs for Passenger service on its In
terurban tlneaj and that copirs OF tho
proposed tariffs win be ON file az the
following places and points, on and af-
ter the i,th day Of October, 1918, for
The inspection OF the public or parties
City clerk OF city Of Guthrie, Okla.
city clerk Of city OF Edmond. OKLA.
Town clerk of town OF Britton, Okla.
Town clerk OF town Of Bethany, okla.
City clerk OF city OF Yukon, Okla.
City clerk OF city OF M Reno, Okla.
Town clerk OF town OF Moore, Okla,
city clerk Of city Of Norman. Okla.
Secretary. Chamber Of Commerce. city
of oklahoma City, okla
otflce OF railway company. Oklahoma
The petition, proposed to be fiied with
the corporation commisslon Ia In words
and figures following, to-wit.
To the Honorable Cooperation Commits
Comes nov the Oklahoma Railway
company and herewith f1cs its proposed
tariff for passenger fares on its inter
urban lines. being tariff No. 9. The
principal changes are as follows.
Present Proposed
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New York Stock List

NEW YORK, oct Closing prices
on the New York stock exchange TO-DAY
were. "f
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TO THE CITIZENS OF OKLAHOMA
COUNTY AND THE STATE OF OK
LAHOMA;
Notice Is hereby given that the under
sighed Albert Northeott, Of Logan
coupty, state OF Oklahoma, has petitioned
the Hon. Robert l. Williams, governor
Of the state OF Oklahoma. 10 be pardoned
or parolcd from the rtate reforrnatovy at
Granite, oklahoma, wherein he was on
the itth day of September. 1917, com>
mltted, and Is now confined for the
period Of two years from said date, on
a commitment issued from the district
court OF oklahoma county, Oklahoma,
burglary. -
Therefore, on the 10th day OF Novem,
Der, 1918 at 10 clock a. m. or AZ soon
thereafter as the same can he heard, he
win present his said petition TO said
governor, at his office In the state house,
In the city Of okishoms. stste OF Okla
homa, of which notice IL given az afore-
said. this 10th day Of october, 1918,
ALBERT NORTHCOTT
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terest and dividends U.i0O ili.i00
The applicant further shows that its
passenger business on It's lnterurhan
lines constitutes more than Sc percent Of
It's entire revenue from all sources: that
its freight express. switching and car
riage of property In all forms constl.
tutes approximately i2h percent of It's
total revenues
II is respectfully shown that the rates
now 10 be imposed fof the carriage OF
passfngers stu remain substantially be-
low the charges exacted by other car
riers operating between the same points
by steam.
Respectfully submitted,
JOHN w SHARTEL,
President
Dated al Oklahoma City, this 10th
day OF October, 1918.
OKLAHOMA RAILWAY COMPANY
BY Inhn W Hhnrtnl rlca- nre aideni
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MARKET
FOUR POINTS UP
Big Decline at Opening Is
Soon Taken Up,
NGw ORLEANS COTTON FUTURES.

NEW OHLEANR oct. n Cotton
closed steady AZ an advance OF 4 10 o
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NlR 10 6r9COTTAGE. close in ON West
wv 0YW. ith street; roOmsi fully
mgdern and IN good repair
small barn Bhxli0 feet OF ground.
Price only 5000 $500 cash, balance y35
monthly. z percent Interest. Clear OF en-
cumbrancu. Listing ST.
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OkIlAHOMA TRUST COMPANY SANES
YOU MONEY
FINE 6-room modern home with base
ment. garage and drive. on W 9th St f.,
near one, price, $1,000; $500 cash, bal
ance Ike rent
HIGH SCHOOL BAR0AtN-C-room
modern home In fine condition. on 2 lots.
in blocks Of high school; price. 1850
$500 cash. good terms
Five-rOom bungalow. mahogany fin
hh, on W. goth ST. price. $1,000; $500
cash. good terms
W. sTH ST BARGAIN Nice 5-Toom
home near csi line; price. 81, 500; small
pay ment cash. balance Ike rent.
OKLAHOMA TRUST COMPANY
J0A-i0 Insurance Hldg Maple 90
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oUT-oF-TowN REAL ESTATE.

FOR sALE-Cheap for cash. one lot ir
Cfrtral and two In Iowa additions.
Box 23i, Lebanon. m
The Holt County sentinel., 1918-02-22
Aficrnoon Session.


The regular March Teachers Exam.
nation will be held in the Oregon
High School building, Friday and Sn, .
urdny. March / and .. n will begin
nj 500 o'clock each morning,
4 splendid gathering Of pcoplc turn
cd ou, 10 sec and hear tho Food nnl
Clothing demonstration given by
Misses Icta Gray and Robinson in m"
auditorium of tho Bigclow High Scbool
building. Friday. February is. The
county supcrintcndcn, came up on tho
afternoon train TO attend the meeting,
the demonstrators returning home with
her the same evening.
How many of our farmers arc tos,.
ing their seed corn Poor seed Is
the greatest cause Of n low yield %
corn. The average yield of corn in
the United States Is less than 20 bush.
els per acre. Just one small civh,. :.
ounce ear Of corn added To each Kin
will raise the average of the lInlt.l
States 10 80 bushels pcr acre: double
the yield and value Of the crop and add
81 zoo, 900 900 10 its total value.
In the Shiloh school Miss Jean VII.
son, teacher, six pupils were perfect
| in their attendance for the first half
year-Frank and Minnie Blazer, Dor :
ris and Leonard Meyer, and Viola and
Zela Trimmer.
I trust that every teacher In Holt
county Is teaching patriotism 70 those
under their care, both by precept and
example. Teach them the salute IA
the flag and have the children give /,
every day.
~ pledge allegiance TO God, and "a
my flag and the republic for which
IL stands.
One nation indivisible, with liberty and
The Holt County sentinel., 1918-02-22

total sales reached $4,000.
The sale Of 700 bushels of 1917
corn In the crib at $500 a busheI TO
the Berry Seed Co., of Iowa, was made
last week by James Cottier, of Holt
county, according to the Oregon Sen.
-Maryville's recent short course in
teacher-training in vitalized agrjcul.
tnre. under the direction of Prof. p.
q. Holden, was a wonderful event.
says the Daily Tribune. Mr.. Holden
brought 1000 pounds of demonstra.
tion material and spent six DAYS of
incessant work training superintend-
ents and few selected teachers from
five Northwest Missouri counties in
the wonderful ways of utilizing eyery-
day things to teach worth while les
sons to school children.
AT three stores In Maryville -four
and sugar have been returned within
the last week by persons who had
bought more than permitted under
present food administration rules.
These returns were voluntary, says
tho Democrat-Forum.
That SO miles of the proposed 202
miles Of rock road In Clay county be
built with an issue Of $500, 900 bonds,
provided this modification Of the orig
The Holt County sentinel., 1918-02-22
Evangelical.

The Sunday school In St Paul's
church is at 9:45. The sermon will be
delivered at II a. m. Prayer meeting
Thursday night, in the basement.
At Nickell's Grove the Sunday
school opens at 10 a. m. The Y. p. A.
at p. M, and the sermon at 7:30.
Prayer meeting, Wednesday night, at
Earl Stephenson's residence.
w. c. JOHNSON.
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SUNDAY SCHOOL
EFFICIENCY CONFERENCE.
TO BE Held in the Methodist Church
at Mound City. Thursday. Feb.
ruary 2s. 1918.

1900 O'Clock n. M. I, A.oo o,cloct /,
". Mr.. Sterling l.. Williams. Kansas
CITY. ard Mr. g. T.. goscbcrry. Nnry.
vil'c. will bo tho speakers.
Tho conference l. for superinte,d.
cnts Of schools. county and township
officers. BIT dcpartnentnl supcrin-
'endcnts will find /, of value and
other workers may attend with nroGt
The outline of study has been sent To
every supcrintendcnt in the county.
The men who will present the work arc
Of statewide reputation. and have done
efficient work in the Sunday school
field wherever they have been called
Mr.. Williams has lust returned from
Camp Funston. where he made Tn,
drive for 5000 soldiers in the Bib,e
classes. In January he spent ten days
in Denver, where he "sct up" cam.
paign to enroll 10000 men and 10000
women in the Bible classes from Jan.
uary to Easter. The reporter said Of
his work there: "Thc first gun was
fired at banquet attended by 500
men: this meeting was followed nv
six mass meetings for men. held on
Two SUNDAY a,e,noons. Mr: VIII
',alns v Vcritabic dynamo OF sun
"a! s."oo' en,nus"I'n' says W. j.
Es,ar,' oI cpr'hgucn' Myron Sett'e'
W Nn,''ns ivy thysi on the even
lhv OF friday' January ls' loo sup
rlh,.h.sh,s .a, down To dinner ~
tne !. VI =. a. builhlng' Kansas City;
.lS.'en denominations were represent
,nd ,.,i,o ~ ,La aa,i.,, A.. ws,,
liams wns nlso n Iondor thcro
Mr.. Roscbcrry Is Tho very success.
ful president Of Nodawny county. lIc
was general chairman Of tho commit.
tee who planned for the state CONVEX.
,ion ni Mnryyillc. lie has had nrar.
,ical cSpcricncc TINT upnli,ics him 10
discuss the township work and tho
The Holt County sentinel., 1918-02-22
FOR SALE.

The J. d, Payne residence, half way
between the square and the depot; 0
rooms; large barn, rock cave, two lots,
on paved street. will have TO dis
pose Of this property within sixty days
to the highest bidder, or ! will make
o very cheap price to a buyer at any
time, In order to close up the estate.
c. l.. EVANS, Executor.
The Holt County sentinel., 1918-02-22
Notice..

All knowing themselves indebted TO
me will please call and settle at once.
Am now located In the old postoffice
building. J. w. HUNTSMAN.
The Holt County sentinel., 1918-02-22

Wanted, Immediately-at Hotel
Woodland, o cook; also waitress.
MRS. EVA KLOPP.
The Holt County sentinel., 1918-02-22

These gifts are sired by the famous Jumbo
one Of the best breeding hogs in Northwest N
my two herd boars. of outstanding quality, Sp
Smooth Wonder s9l27. These bears are OF
very typical Polands.
Imperial Valley press., 1918-03-15
DENOUNCE GOVERNORS
OFFICE FOR DRAFT QUOTA
LNnntInued f.lm P4ge l.l


"San Bernardino county, estimated
population 95,000-42 men.
Riverside county, stimated popu-
lat.ln. ,S.u0O-52 men.
San Diego City, estimated popu-
lat:on, 95.0O0-29 men.
Il have gone over with you num-
Der of times the situation here, and
you have promised me to adjust or
rectify the mistake made by your Of
..lc IN lpport.on.ns the number OF
soldiers due from this county, and to
as far as possible correct th- untalg-
Ivss done Us,
apparently the quota now called
is entirely in your hands and so far
as the selection fiom the diitercat
counties is concerned.
We hlv, furnished 50 many sol
diers in proportion to the proper rue
tlat we atc wondering il the admin
.strat.ca THINKS this country IS entirely
composed of soldiery.
/ liz GNSIikpNIOii oOdIN la VI ilINN LllS
yesterday that they have never re-
ceived notice Of credits from your of
flee for volunteers and others who
have been or should have been cred
tied to this county as against the num-
Der demanded from this county. The
board suggested to me that | inform
YOU that it was being forced to taking
the position that it would furnish no
more men until credits were given this
county and proper details of such
credits furnished it. In other words.
he board demands to know where it
stands relative to the number of men
furnished, the credits for volunteers
and the reflections.
I'VE all realize the apparent impos-
sbility of getting any results in the
line of adjusting the confessed injus-
tice done US by your office in the meth
Cd Of determining our quota Under the
selective draft, but we also trust that
you will not force US into refusing to
furnish more men pending this ad-
justment."
Imperial Valley press., 1918-03-15

The Fire Departments ambulance
found of $1,000 was completed yes
terday and John +. Davis turned it
over to the FL Centre Chamber of
Commerce, which body will purchase
one of the standard ambulances. which
will bear the name of Ell Centre to
France.
b. f. Morris of Brawley will direct
the work of publicity for the Third
Liberty loan, Chairman NJ Q. King
announced yesterday. Each town win,
besides, have its own director Of pub
licity.
Imperial Valley press., 1918-03-15

Tne., VII virtually city E Centre this year be-
cause apaty people this city regarding municipal
affairs There Will be two vacancies city
only themselves candidates for these
Whether they fitted m these positions not is
may decide there determination
ballot other which highly improbable
They have ballot by taking sufficient
ut affairs and nominating
awful OCCASIONAL! board meetings the
and their axity failing
accomplish improvements but when election rolls around
proestan taking
Imperial Valley press., 1918-03-15
s0Fl.<. GENTLEMEN.

1t lchoo.o aoate- The Count. Coune. os Dtc.e "d e
the local dla.t so.s iae na',er Of p ot- o'F
county. 4a s-yga. u.a !. reports Eght
TO the e~,esn! chat 10
VIII guvan,c acted upon and
81, A.>oa alleged aV,saar This
to.s Inpca cc>Iy caanot o.1 hc draft I1oTer t.
-., a.ag adjustment. ut ID Issue al "l2;u" . Cnce
sam t, county 5!o1s the Liberty Az
y taess certain gz hlfea @ Gee paell, toolisas tina;
nay get u serious ou1e
Imperial Valley press., 1918-03-15

Miss Brumbly of this city has re-
ceived word that Chester Loomis, for
merly member of Varney Bros force,
has arrived safely in Europe. He has
been assigned to the quartermaster's
corps.
Imperial Valley press., 1918-03-15
SAMPLE GERMAN PEACES.
nations.

L anybody in any
what German peace
fully specimens recently exhibition
will that they Germany above other peoples and
shackng liberties the full
Of German ability
Gernanys peace the cessation
military Sh advance toward Peograd
aten her and territory after
has been signed Ind what GROWING humlaon Tor once great
people peace is The actually compelled
pledge put political and disturb the
Of mind of the Ukraine and Finland Russia the proud
protector
Of territory call the peace
Of political bandits as the central executive committee OF the sol
des workmen Petrogad have done, is il mildly
reace That pucy little
off from hope Of by Rassia deseon Of the Allied cause
Is to to of territory
But this is crownnc degradation agree
to Give the troops Quadrupe passage
country every way possible The peace with the
Ukraine cnv the light of the that German
troops and Austrian troops are operating extensively in that country
nthe evident intention take Of Odessa How
and unde, this republic viii get rid of Ge
easily guessed apples Finland with h latest
peace treaty has been German "estor~
order in that and Finland bids fair to practically under
German domination.
further sample of itself with
Belgium that public discussion of the
future permitted already
idea Of the Of Germany has planned for ha unfortu
nate nation against these facts al the public and private au
given by He1tng The and the others
Germany nothing the right of
might The against the German official state Of ndha just
begun.
The suspicion becomes almost certainty that Bohevik" is
Russian for give il up
that the Bist forces Nesopotama
herads the opening the spring the Euphate
May they make a threebagger.
THE American soldier there says General Crorkhts,
doing fine, looking fine and feeling fine
report might . much longer and say less.
Whar Ha Daya, wanted fighters capture British India
he thought that Alexander Berman might find Il W Ws
Anarchists Nv York Paterson For ienghted
Hndo Har have pretty well look for Ger
aids.
George " Perkins statement that the dollar has only
American decoration hard" warranted. good many who
have held belief that embms defeat
Imperial Valley press., 1918-03-15

George Il. Perkins that the dollar has only
American decoration is hardly warranted good many who
have held ta belief that emblems defeat
promptly awarded them. ~ 1Ir. Perkins may remember.
Imperial Valley press., 1918-03-15

When ar Dala wanted real fighters British India
he thought that Alexander BerInn might find Il W Ws
Anarchists" Nv Yoh Paterson For ienighted
Hndu H have pretty well look for Ger
aids.
Imperial Valley press., 1918-03-15

The American soldier there says General Crorkht,
France doing fine looking fine and feeling fine
report might be much longer and say less.
Imperial Valley press., 1918-03-15

Announcement that the Bristh in Nesopoama
Hit helads the opening Of the spring the uphate
May they make a three-bagger.
Imperial Valley press., 1918-03-15

The suspicion becomes almost certainty that "Bolshevb
Russian for give it up
Imperial Valley press., 1918-03-15

Election Monday April 8, 1918.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1918-12-19

marauding horsemen, whose one con-
CeptiOn OF tribal success was to DOunCe
upon people who were more civilized
than themselves and plumber them. In
the fourteenth and fifteenth centuries
these tribes OyerTan the cradle of mod
rope its religion and, to a large extent,
it's civilization. At that ime these ter
ritories We're the seats 81 many peace
full and prosperous nations. The Meso-
potamian valley supported a large in
dustTtous agricultural population; Bag
dad was one Of the largest and most
f~lourishing cities in existence; Constan-
tinople had a greater population than
Rome, and the Balkan region and Asia
Minor contained several powerful
states. Over this part of the world
the Turk now swept as a huge, de-
structive force. MesOpotamia in a few
years became a desert; the great cities
Of the East were reduced to misery and
the subject peoples became slaves. Such
graces of civilization as the Turk has
acquired in five centuries have prac-
ject peoples whom he so greatly de-
spises. His religion comes from the
Arabs; his language has acquired a
certain literary Value by borrowing
certain Arabic and Persian elements;
and his writing is Arabic. Constanti-
ncple.s finest architectural monument,
the Mosque Of st. Sophia, was original
y a Christian church, and all so-called
Turkish architecture is derived from
the Byzantine. The mechanism of
business and industry has always rest
ed in the hands Of the subject peoples,
Greeks, Jews, Armenians and Arabs.
The Turks have learned little European
art or science, they have established
very few educational institutions and