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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1918-12-01
KANSAS CITY PRODUCE.

Kansas City, Nov. 30.-Butter and
poultry unchanged.
Eggs-Firsts. 66c; seconds, 53c.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1918-12-01

Denver, Nov. 30--Catffe--R Receipts
500. Market steady Beef steers,
ss.00@14.00; cows and heifers. $500
"a 800; stockers and feeders, $500 q
11.50; calves. $1,000 100.
Hogs--Receipts 800. Market Be
higher Top. $1,000; bulk. $16.s0@
1856.
Sheep--Receipts $500. Market
steady. Lambs. s1450@15.25; ewes,
$s.00mS.75
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1918-12-01
WANTED--Saresmen.

I,,oSs iIs5f for FSr1s good
light running slow. $3.50. Attractive
agency proposition. R-K Socket Company,
Mineral Wells, Texas,
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES new invention ge-
ing like wildfire everywhere fortunes be-
ing made: cells ON sight; 400 per cent pro-
fiji. Send SOC for 81 sample Inventors
Mfg. Co, $50 Fouth St, San Francisco,
SIT rs EN--1Iapa6le speciality man for
New Mexico. staple line on NEW aud
EXCEPTIONAL. terms. Attractive commits
sion contract Cer balance year and : 10 $50
weekly for expenses, Miles +. Blxler GO,
l94 as Csrin Bldg, Cleveland, 9
$500 PER MONTH selling new patented
fuel vaporizer guaranteed to save up TO
so per cent in gasoline; 40 miles per gallon
made with Ford car sold on mnney back
guarantee Ono sample free aTRAssh
VAPORIZER CO. Pukwana, >. OAK
MOST wonderful pictorial history OF me
worlds war Complete details OF the
great battle and terrible iun atfoeities
About 600 pages nearly 100 tfiklns llhs-
tratIons. Retails $2oe. Highest commit
sion Free sample to workers quick ue'
tIverips. Net now ,tehn Hertel company
1iso Madison Terminal Bldg. Chicago
VNNTFl1--Salesmen and saleswonnen TO
ssu our Advertising Specialtes. inclua.
inp Calendars Road Signs. Farm kecnra
hooks sales Books, Pencils, Bank supplies
ma ather 5hie sellers Liberal contract 70
snsrretIe men and women VIII consider
sistat Inn ,ronosition Write for fun par
tienlars ard territories open American
fi,ho 4 4Isrtg. 90, Des Moines, Iowa
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1918-12-01
HELP WANTED


Male.
WRITE Los Angeles Y. NJ. {. A. Auto
School Train for service
WANTED Boys 9r girls 10 IeaVn press
feeding. Albright Anderson,
TED-First- floor man good
wages for right party, White Garage,
WANTED Fright, Intelligent boy fer plea
SAINT work. Apply Albuquerque Sanitar-
WANTED Night man, middle age Que
who has had some experience preferred.
White Garage.
N ANTEp--reacher Of manual training
and all-around mechanic. Rio darauds In
dnstrta' School Box 5s5 CITY,
rnUa TAIh sufferers to teau our am
nouncement under Personal. No drugs
The Electrothermal Company SOS George
Bldg, steuhenville, ohio.
WA&TED--Man and wife for INDIAN trad
ing store, five miles out from Gallup.
Man for store and chores and woman for
housework and laundry, Frank Lewis, Gal
lup, n. NJ.
Femafe, -.--
wANrED-Competent saieswoman. The
hcehemlsI r..
WANTED isdwasher, Jamesons sanator-
ium Phone sci
WANTED Experienced waitress, Apply
White Front Cafe
WANTED Woman q do family washing,
724 West Copper.
WANTED---A girl for general house work
Apply 222 West silver.
WANTDD--~A girl for dish washing and
cleaning. 722 South Third.
| WANTED--A cook or houseleepor, Apply
Mrs. Barnes. 500 North Eleventh,
wANTED--A competent woman for cook
| ing and to help with house work Apply
100 South Arno
| WANTED-Competent woman for house
! work. Good wages Apply mornings lOs
1 South Fourteenth.
| WANTED--A competent Woman 10 cook
ana do housework for two people. Apply
| a23 south Mulberry Phone 2il5R.
MiGN--Age u to IS. Experiences unneees-
sary Travel; make secret investigations,
reports salaries; expenses, American For
elgn Detective Agency 500 81 Louis
| WANTED--Houseke on farm five miles
from this city. Running water and cleo
trio lights in house. Do not want health
seeker Good salary to competent woman
Box 476.
4 GIRLS-Women, become clerks for govern
ment $500 yearly, Home and Washing
ton appointments Thousands needed Or
binary education sufficient, Life positions
American Institute. Dept N-lS6, Rochester
N. Y
WANTED Ten bright. capable ladies &
travel, demonstrate and sell well know
goods to established dealers. $500 4
$4,000 per week. railroad fare paid; week
ly advance for travelling expenses. Ad
dress at once Goodrich Drug Company, Dept
. $50. Omaha, Nebr
Male and Female.
WANTED --Nurse would like respectable
woman or man TO cook and help abou
the house. Call $40 South High
TEACHERS WANTED
WE always have calls for teachers VIII
are certificated to teach in the publ
schools of New Mexico and Arizona. Writ
Southwestern Educational Exchange, AL
buauerque. NJ Mex, or telephone 1sf1R.
GOVERNMENT NEEDS THOUSAND.
MEN and WOMEN for Government be
partments. Railway Mail, Postoffice Gus
toms, Internal Revenue 81 ,l09.$t 500. Eek
aminations soon. Experience unnecessary
For free particulars regarding exaInlpa
tons write Raymond Terry, CORNER Clyi
Service Examiner), n Columbian Building
Washington.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1918-12-01

ROLAND BANE-- MysterIes and horrors OF
the disseoting room exposed Clinics anu
traffic in dead bodies only book OF kind
published Mailed seated 25c silver Dr. 7.
Pierce, Seattle, Wash
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1918-12-01
FOR SALE--Poultry and Eggs


EOK SALE---r curry ana Eggs
FOR sAL 1s sss ia worth Thir-
~, = 80 :, ,...,,,s
"a. Nh, ph ,oaep "Pp'5 ~
sSdf, !. y, 49,, y; ~, n.
-, ,ae ~, go,+s aan,,.ai.
pullets, Young hens, hens with trap nest
records above 200 Sanitary Farm. san An.
tonic, New Mexico
-On C..v- = = --=--s-==
EON Ii I4iveStoCK.
FOR sALE-nelgiam Mares. 1903 West STOW
er avenue. Phone 144oW.
FOR SALE A good iiarse busgy and har.
ness CHEAP 1904 South waiter
FOR SALE-Team horses Q ponies or wiil
trade for big team work horses Phone
s406F6. n
FOR sALE-See Belgian Rabhitry Fine
does and backs ready for service. 8t2
South Waiter Phone 17f2
FOR SALE--0ne team Of horses. weight
$500 pounds. or win trade for large
mules. shuffebarger Transfer Line, III
Ioh1. ----------
FOR sALE--Three pure bred Duroo Jersey
sows one pure pred Dufon Jersey poaI,
70 puroo Jersey pss, d"svo pouha VOTE
morse, z female Boston pnil terriers ~ grey
. poa y p psp % rs1 NV 'aasu'e s'es Ao'''1S
EOU GALE KN..~nTv.~~~...
Ss1S - - = = = cNSAs0 AASU1e
FOX sALE-canaries. Phone 12fsR
FOR sALE-sinalI healing stove, DTactIcaT-
~ new. Ill South Walter
mon sET-E M REN fs-.s.1,d ,,Il3 no t5Irne
s1ie W f,s,i1 IN rsaut ssala
ron TT .; nj : -s,i;a-
ManraJ haet. Iohn Manr
--.-.-------~-------
FOR sALE--one six hole range practical
y new. INQUIRE al North Fourth,
FOR SALE--Horse narneea ana yehicIe
FOR 7sALE-A No 4 TnderwoCd IypewTIt-
err excellent condition phone 2lagR
fsS,r,- . =; ~,
" ' 90 nv - W seeona hahd san,
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1918-12-01
WANTED--Position

w 5eNTEp@ Y6ung ladY stenogaphef De
sires permanent position In city NorN
guaranteed to please, Phone ls2eE. ---
yyENTED--Pogltion with reliable concern
by man who has had u years expert ead
ence as office clerk otfice eSecuti.e a and
business college education. Address y. H.
r., care Journal ------z--
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1918-12-01

PAIiMIST. -
Two scientific readers. Tells past
preaent and future. Teaches tins
science. Guarantees satisfaction Tent
1903 West Central
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1918-12-01
LADIES
FOR RENT--Storeroom.
MONEY TOLOAN

FOR II ENT--flne room - e. hy "A H., go9'
for stock or office room Rear room 9
III west Central Apply liz West Central
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-01-02
NEW YORK

NEW YORK, Jan Q The cotton mar
kct showed renewed urmuCEs early to-
day Liverpool wac am nri.Nc buyer OF
May while there was a scattering trade
demand which accounted Tor uu opening
advance Of ~ TO q points, which car
ticd all the active months into new nigh
ground for the soHHUn This advance at
trpcted realizing and one of the local
spot interests was credited with selling
tut the offerings were well taken on re-.
actions OF s OF f. points and rallies fol
lowed with January selling up 10 II o5c
and March 10 30 65C. or about 20 to 30
points net higher on the present crop
positions over night adviccs from the
south reported a good spot demand.
Offerings Increased around 81 lSC for
January and 90 zoe for March during the
middle OF the morning and after having
shown net advances Of 80 to 46 points
the market reacted under realizing and
hedge selling
Several spot houses were credited with
selling freely against spot business In
the south. while the contracts were Rh-
sorhed on sctbaCks Of some Is or ~
points by Wall street aud scattered buy
Ing by houses with mill connections.
Offerings seemed To have been pretty
well absorbed and the market showed in
Cronsing HteAdincss during the early att
frnoon with March selling up 10 30 Ob0c.
or back to within tcH points ot the
enrly high level and about 80 points over
Mondays closing October was relative
" tlrm. making new high ground for the
scason aud an advance of about 81 points
ON covering or fresh buying attracted by
the large discount
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-01-02
Campbell Russell
Goes to Railroad
Unification Rally

Campbell Russell a member Of the
state corporation commission, went to
Dallas today where ne viii attend a
conference called by W b Scott,
chairman Of the special southern corN
mticc of national defense
The conference is for the purpose Of
eliminating at once all competition be-
tween railroads and to obtain the COM
mon use Of terminal facilities by all
railroads Control and solicitation ot
traffic also Is expected to he done away
with as result Of the conference
FairiaN Harrison. an assistant dI-
rector general of the railroads. at
Washington. requested that the Dallas
conference be held to- man out Nh"
common use OF all railroad equipment
The common use OF parallel line, is one
OF The thing, to he discussed at the
meeting
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-01-02
Warm Weather Induces Set
back, Which Is Short-Liyed.
CHICAGO GRAM ANo PROVISIONS,

CHICAGO, Jan. Corn prices showed
n tendency to ease down today owing TO
warmer weather that promised to help
bring about more llhernl receipts Sell
inns. however, was not aggressive and the
market Hoon rallied with oats developing
strength Opening quotations. which
flnRcd from the snme as Mondays I'm
ish to 4C lower. with January at tl.2BN
md May at 81 IAN to 81 2iA, were fol-
lowed By a little further setback and then
u moderate general upturn Export buy.
nc liftcd Opts. AZ the outset though,
he bears had temporary advantage MS
a result OF prospective better traffic con-
ditions
subsequently. some renewal Of peace
gossip counted against tho bulls Tho
close was weak, at the same rs Mon
days finish to NC lower. with January
nt 8 2fN and May at 81 2i4Gl. .2iN
AhsencC Of selling pressure led TO an
advance In provisions The best de-
mund was for ribs
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-01-02
WALL ST. SHOWS
MUCH CONFIDENCE
Shippi0gS, SteeIS and CopperS
Move BriSkIy,

NEW YORK. Jan "A gvucrn air
" confidence characterized the opening
N the new year on the stock exchange.
Initial quotations were only moderately
higher, but these were Immediately sue
ccoded by an active inquiry for ship.
pings steels and CoppcrE which llftcd
those shares ~ 10 points Among the
'pcclalucs, the features were General
Motors, at an advance ~ n points Aud
rcVRs company ~ The rise was I'm fun
swing at the end Of the first hnlf hour
Liberty bonds were unchangc6
Announcement that the government
had moved 10 postpone prosecution Of
the more important antitrust cases now
before the supreme court impaired Bd-
ditlonnl strength 10 the list In the aft
rrnoon. Rails also rallied on buying Of
Conlers and pacifics
NEW YORK, Jan 2-Steeis aud ship
rings mOuutct hlghcL n the final hour
and rails continued TO harden. The cloe-
ing was strong Liberty ~ were quoted
NJ 0I2o to 9G 20 and the '8lss nt gS 80 TO
Nk #
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-01-02
B0LEY COUPLE OPEN
MARRIAGE SEASON;
FIRST DIVORCE, TOO

The first marriage license OF the new
year was issued 10 George Jone, and
Susie Green, both oi Rolcy Victor A.
Nnigrs and Anna u Olandcr both OF
Oklahoma City ran a close, second
The first divorce suit this year was
filed hi, morning by lcandcr j.
Thomas against ollie Thomas lu his
petition. the husband alleges tina, his
wife was possessed OF an urgo,eru1blc
ttmNcr, which at times assumed ma
nIacal proportions The two were mar
rcd in October 5, 1915
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-01-02

WllIN Wc got m our seats boy way
w up near lhr front named Waiter
E,rrlaw had a big black ,haggN dog ph
mg ON the lloor by the side of In, desk
and An the pupils a, Mis-, peachy calls
'rm. were ruhhrg ncckug and uNlug
% see OD, and Mis-, pr1rhy said "Nal-
ter. why did YOU bring Your dog into
s,hool'' He said. IN Patsy Kildare can
'rrur EoNdy io school guc,, ! can
bring Bone, Mis-, pwrp said, There
-ony ono dog allowed in d school. and
Patsy brought hcr dog llr.r send your
log home So he ,yowlcd and said
800 home. Rouc,cy" and Rone,c,
started To- do It, but he had to 80 past
Rcwdy and that va, the first tmr
Rowdy saw hum and they ,llnohcd %
the door aud fought through the hall
and rolled downstairs together. aud all
the teacher, come running ont into the
hcll and then RoNdy came back and
lard down and looked very proud and
satisfied II Just onc hoy would bring
IN, dog lo school each day school would
he much more satisfactory at least It
would d, long a. me and kowdy are m
school Miss Pcachy told Nallu lo
not let it happen again, she d,dnl need
to tell Bones not to, for | bet he is ruu-
ning yet
When school lcl oul me and Rowly
went out back oi the school and back
OF the crl.k that flows from mp past
Dead Man, Rock and VIC went IN and
Iwadcd I'LL our feet got cold and ,hcu
VIC went home and my own true daddy
had gone 10 work and Pie Face,
mother was cleaning mp our house and
du,llup it and putting everything away
and she got me some supper and asked
me # ! wanted her to wait and wash
the dishes. told her didn't aud she
didn't washed them myself Then
mc and Ruwdy wset out and waited tllI
bed time. looking at the stars and me
talking about them and him listening
Then We kucclcd and folded our paw,
and hands and prayed, Dear mother
which art in heaven. | don't know VIII
put it into Walters head to bring his
dog to school, but it was very interest
ing and ! appreciate it Ask God 'c
blc,, everybody, even Pic Faces mother
she can't help that Amen"
(Io Re Continued g
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-01-02
PARIS TO CL LOSE
CANDY SHOPS AND
BAN AUTOMOBILES


PARIS. Jan Three drastic mca,
ues Ter the conservation of food and
,ther supple, have been decided upon
" the minister of provisions Victor
3oret All shops of roulcruoncrs and
,astry, cook, are to be clo,cu, re,ulc.
ions will he placed ON restaurants
which charge high prices TO prevent
hem from outbrddng the more popu.
ar establishments in purchasing sup
Jles and the private use Of autos wDlO
y inrohibited. These measures will be
mr into effect as soon as the senate
a,,e, the bill, already voted by the
hambcr Of depuuc,. which yonlers on
ne minister powers go enforce his de.
aces by the lu.hyuon o.. penalties.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-01-02
ST LOUIS

ST LOUIS. Jan 2-.HOGs Receipts,
600. stertlN to 30 higher Lights, Il6.jb
nlG1b; pNs il3J5QlJ l5; mixed and
butchers. tl6 7OmI6 95i good heavy, tl6 So
@l70O; hulk SIC sbHi696 CATTLE
Receipts 5000; slow prospects, lower
Nttlyc beet steers IS OOT 90. yearlinR
lnccrs and heifcrs 81 Oodlj 80; cows
tOuml0 30, stockers and feeders, s. hon
II 90. Texas quarantine steers. t67bh
m 80, fnir to prime southern beef steers
~ OUHl2 76. beef cows aud helfers. 81 90
n'n00, prime yearllng steers and htlf-
ID 20 SHEEp Receipts 200O pros
urcls higher lambs Ni0OulT no; ewes
tlu uDH 90; wethors, 81 l.n0dl2 30, can.
urrs and choppers ~ OOd . m
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-01-02
LIVERPOOL,

LIVERPOOL. Jan g. Spot cotton IN
retail request; prices stcudv Good mid
ding 23Sid; middlinE 2i7od; low mid
ding 20 26d; good ordinary, .2l 26d, or
dinury. ~ 7Id' sales, Z 600 bales, includ
Ing $500 bales American; receipts 5000
all American. Futures Closed steady
New contracts: January ~ 19d: March
% 75d May. 70 62d Old contracts Jan
unry, h7ad january. February, p SD;
March April 2l.i5d May-Junc. ? 2Sd !.
June July 2l I'D
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-01-02

CHICAGO. Jan RUTTER: steady
Creamery, 39di9c. EGGS Steady, re-.
ccipts 5j92 cases; nrsts, 55n5GC; ordi-
nary trsts, 5215ic; at mark, cases in
GUIDED j0m5jc. refrigerator Nrsts, &c
POTATOES. Stcrdy Receipts. IA cars:
Wisconsin, Michigan and Minnesota.
bulk, 81 SnG2u0; ditto, sucks. s. 1uu
100 rOt%TnN. Alive Higher Fowls
&c, springs, 234c "A
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-01-02
SUGAR

NEW YORK, Jan . Raw sugar.
Steady Centrifugal, ojc. molasscs.
nominal Refined steady Cut loaf
l65Q0s5c; crushed, . i0nQ6O mould A.
L650sSic. cuhes SgOng Toe: NNNN
l5Oc. fine grunuated and diamond \,
ll5MS3 cuutrctlouers 4, SU5nk Csc,
No l. S0OHN .uc
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-01-02
KANSAS CITY

KANSAS CITY. Jan. cash CORN,
Stendy No. . mixed, $40; No 2 white
81 72d p; No ? yellow, il73dl7t
OATS STEADY. No white, SOh GSlc,
No 2 mixed, 7gtHsOc RYE: $l7j
hATlR AND MILO MAIZE: t314u2lS
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-01-02
SIR SPRING-RICE
TO QUIT PLACE
IN WASHINGTON
British Ambassador May In
form lansing Today

WASHINGTON, Jan. The report
Irum London that Sir Cecil Spring.
Rice. British ambassador 10 tho United
State, viii rctrrc from his post here.
wa, confirmed today In official circles
The umba,.ador arranged to sec Secre.
WY lauuug tins morning and It was
understood he would inform the secre-
nN of rhc change
lhcrcurcmcnt ol Ambassador Spring
Rec will not he followed by any change
M policy a, Washington by the British
goNcrumcnl It Vas said
Allcr me amha,0dor had conferred
with Nr.rcav Lansing, he made this
statement
"lhc British amha,sador is going
home ON leave but he can make no
further statement at present in regard
to the mlucr y.
Il +, understood a formal announce
mrm will be made ~ London
Dvl, dull day IN the lrcnchc, and
4 bunch at lommlr, had gathered and
vrur discussing event, After while
the talk turned on brg bochc who had
been captured the lhght before.
"llc was scared stiff" said one Tom
my
"Dd ne ruu asked another
"Ruu. replied the first Why il
that bochc had had Jest ono feather in
his hand he'd "a flew"
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-01-02
Closing Quotations.
Produce Provisions
KANSAS CITY

KANSAS CITY, Jan 2 - RrTTER
Creamery. tic; firsts. i2p; seconds, iOr.
packing 3ic EGGS Tlrs,s, soc; sec
pnds, 33c. POULTRY: liens pic; roost-
ers, l5c; broicrs .iu2o, POTATOES
Steady; t1.65U2OO
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-01-02

NEW YoRK COTTON FUTURES

NEW ORLEANS Jan Tho hullish
construction put on continued peace tolk
nd continued good spot accounts caused
u huyng wave on tho opening oi tue
cotton market here today In the tirst
half hou OF trading prices rose Il 20
2Lepoins ,
throughout tho morning Bullsn unuri-
pntions regarding pending ginning re-
iurnp encouraged huyIng I'M the und-
Ink up to noon the advance WnS wide.
cncd to - to VI points
spot cotton, steady % points up
Sales on the spot, gllS bales. to WiNe.
Ig9 bales Low middlmg ~ Soc. mid.
dllng oJSr, good mlddlug GoSNr, re-
,lpis. 2206 bales, stock 16tl31 h1lrs
Tnr Nunuess was carried into tho att.
rruuOu session when January touched 90
cents, the tlN tine contracts were ever
quoted Ht that ugurr At ! o.Oogk
trading months showed advances Of =
to 80 points.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-01-02
CHICAGO

CHICAGO. Jan 2 .-- HOGS Receipts.
,iS SSoa iSsV 70. mixed. ;iSSe t'Sgo. h"SSyy.
so 25dlGOu. rough, NG26tfl6Ni pigs.
tl2UOul525. CATTLE Receipts 1000,
weak Native steers. i75oHlLn0; stock
crs and feeders, tsGbGlo. 40; COWS aud
heifers 81 3Oull 30 calves IS sou rs 90
,rs t0ctaIa26; lambs, k3OOdl7l5
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-01-02
Another Day.

We have our usual beetles, day
Our whcatlcSS day and bcancss,
And sometime soon | hope We may
Have ono that i, ardlnelcSs
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-01-02
CHICAGO

CHICAGO. Jan CORN. No 2 yell
low, nominal OATS STANDARD, sha
Sec RYE. Ne. ?, flSA BARLEY. $40
DI 90
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-01-02
ST LOUIS

ST. LOUIS. Jan CORN: Higher
No g 81 "a; No. white. $3.50 OATS
steady No ., SOC. No. ! white, slau
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-01-02
KANSAS CITY.

KANSAS CITY. Jan HOGS Ro-
Oclpts 5000, ~ TO iic lower hulk
il6 6l5ulG.1O heavy, tlG 60t l6s1 Light
il6 lOulSGp, pigs, ilyWIl 10 80, CAT
TILE Receipts l2.OOO steUdN Prime
fed steers 1l2OOhll25 dressed beef
steers, 81 OOuia 20, southern steers
81 0nhlS 6o SHEEP. Receipts, 200.
Neudy to 1rong. lambs. &l550n IA iu,
N,urlug il2 2i0UlAlOi wcthers 81 bon
1915; ewes iojONl2o0, stockcrs, 8 0Op
a. 90
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-01-02

ll ever Get fellow with green cat
and someone cl'c trlc, to butt in and
go rdlng with %, | Will put my ipot ON
lhc,r ,tumml,k and push them oft the
running board hut Mis-, Pca,hy ha,
not got streak ot Irish IN her like !
Nayr iu me
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-01-02
Outside Livestock
FORT WORTH.

FORT WORTH, Teyas Jan CAT
TIL. Receipts 5. 900, Unchanged BceNes.
s buuIl2. HOGS Rcroipts 5000
stca1y Heavy. tlGf6NlbSl SHllI.
Receipts. $50, unchanged lambs, $500
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-01-02

GO while hcr father and my father
Otllkcd found an the clothes coul
that vas not ahSulutcl Clcau and put
them In the hg basket, and then, when
she was not looking, tumpcd a lot ot
the nuts me and Jim and Maggie got
into the basket and covered them up so
she would not see them until she took
out the clothes, and then She smiled At
my father and he Smllcd at her and
she backed ont ,ol the door still smiling
! wish her and MY father would not
smile at each othe so darn much but
looked at my mothers picture and
there is not any dust ON 1t ought not
TO have given her the nuts know, bu,
,hc cannot climb trees and Pie Face Is
no good, and anyhow Pie Face might
try to crack one with his teeth and
bust his Jaw and that would he worth
all the nuts ! got | wish had picked
out the hard ones and given her a few
more | would feel so bad II Pie Face
broke his Jaw that | guess would
laugh myself to sIccp When my own
true daddy and | had ct and lad RowAy
he went TO bed and me and Rowdy
Thought VIC would ramhlc around by
the school and see about getting some
more education My father ,ays my
mother wants me to he educated and
he says that being educated is stylish
and that all the nice people I know arc
educated so | guess If it s going to
make ne nice and stylish and please my
mother which art in heaven ! will 20
ahead and load mp on all the education
the teachers have got to spare.
saw Miss Peachy in front Of the
school and me and Rowdy went IN
with her and ! said that saw her and
her fellow IN their green car Saturday
morning, and they would not wave to
nc. and she said she was very sorry
they did not see me, for they woull
have loved to have had me with them
ard that they had lovely day Maybe
Sic meant It, you never can tell but