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Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1918-11-29

will be observed by citizens and or
CARNATIONS of this county. accord
ing to Mrs. June llearndOn, acting
county food administrator.
During that week churches. lodges.
schools and other public meetings
and gatherings will be asked to read
aloud a brief address OF Mr.. Hoover
On the necessity of conservation. The
ministers of the county + asked to
read the address from their pulpits
this next Sunday. School teachers
are asked to read it to their pupils
during the next week. and all lodges
are asked to read it to their assem-
BLEED bodies during the meetings of
next week.
Mr.. IOOver's address. which Is too
long to be printed here. merely sets
out. with figures. the facts that there
are just al many people to be fed by
America now as before the signing
of the armisticr. and that therefore
food conservation is Just as neces
Sarv.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1918-11-29

NpHt liIi'''- may ti," :; chronic
turn.
Their" is "A remedy for ~alunnSt
every i'll. Thousands have found
l"ruita to be that remedy a. did
Miss Clara I.ohr of II y. Gold St,
Grand Rapids. Michigan. She writes
Il friend Il don't need I'ertn:, any
more. | am all we'll after taking
six BOTTLES. | weighed ninety
pounds before I started and WAS
poor and weakly. I had such
Il cough and splitting all the tim"
that l never expected to cVoNpr.
Ny friends gave m" UP. could eat
nothing. Now I ran eat and weigh
l31 pounds. most Thankfully rec-
ominend Peruna TO my friends"
Miss 1.Ohr's letter Is an inspira-
ton. a message Of hope to suffering
women. 1t tells ynu that YOU too
may be strong and well and visnr-
Gus.
Pcruna may he had in either
liquid Or tablet form. Ask your
dealer. IL You value health, do not
accept u substitute. DIR. IIariman's
World Famous Perunu Tonic is
what You want. The I'rrunu COM
pany. Dept. -. Columbus. Ohio. ais"
publish DR.. Hartman's Health hook.
The book is free. Writ. FOR il.
Your dealer will give you a I',runA
Almanac.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1918-11-29
A Tonic Laxative

that will remove the bile from the Liver and
cleanse tho System THOROUGHLY without sripina
or disturbing the stomach Is truly . Perfect Lax
alive.
LAX.FOS WITH PEPSIN
10 the name Of . Reliable and Perfect Laxative
which soon relieves Sick Headache. Dizziness. In
digestion. Stomach Trouble. Gas and Piles caused
BY Q Torpid Liver and Constipation. Always use .
and Influenza.
LAx-FOS WITH PEPSTN IL q LIQUID Digestive
Tonic Laxative excellent In its effect ON the
System, both - Q tonic and as q laxative. II 10
toItake. Children like Il. Soc.
Made and recommended to the public by Paris
Medicine Co.. st. Louis. Mo-. manufacturers Of
Grove Q Tasteless chill Tonic.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1918-11-29
GOOD RECORD MADE On PROSE.
CCTIONS
Only One .icQuittal and One I)ismiS.
sal In Present Criminal Docket.
--WCN

Only One .tcQuittal and One IbismiS.
sal In Present Criminal Docket.
The prosecuting attorneys offic,
has made an enviable record during
the trial OF the present criminal
docket of the district court at prose
cutions. and the best part of the story
Is that OF those convicted all appar.
entity deserved their fate or worse.
According to the official court cal
endar. the record for the present
term is as follows:
W. r. Myers; rape: convicted and
sentenced to Is years.
". r. Myers: %pand"ring: demurrer
TO information sustained.
Chas. Derby: rape; jury disagreed
u for conviction. | for acquittal.
j. =. stone: rape; convicted and
sentenced to Is years.
Hazel Byrd: grand larceny; given
two years on plea of guilty.
W. l.. Ballard: grand larceny: con
vict"d and sentenced to two years.
4. Harris; rape: acquitted.
iIill Ligon: burglary: given two
years on plea OF guilty.
Quincy Evans: rape in second de
gree: dismissed on States motion
upon payment of costs by defendant.
who had married the who
was prosecuting witness.
II will be noted that out of nine
criminal cases brought to trial. five
convictions we're secured: one cas-.
was dismissed upon motion of the
State. and one more was diSmiS cd
upon demurrer to the information.
One ease resulted in Il hung jury and
Their" WAS only 4 acquittal.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1918-11-29
NoTlte!H DON'T TAtE CHANCES
81 iNIIID'S TON(:l'E
II COATED
" it''-. irvrri>h. Sick. Bilious,
team Little Liver
Ind Bowels.

A -. =" to-day saves a sick
cHi'd .""''r"". Shildrcn Simpls
viii '"'' t'h" IA" tim" from play 10
'slptN ',',r bowels, which hccomr
c!ogsrl '.p with waste, liver gets
SlugelNh ,'"marh sour.
s,nun III. tongue. Moth"r' Ii
: '1tt'r. " ,uUr ,hild is l~iSilrSS eros.
severn ', "r, lth bad. rrStl"S~. does
not ci' .''rtilH. !Vll of cold or has
Snr' ~ 90 nr any other children's
ailLrh' $50 II t'aSpuuuful Of cat
'.furnit : NJ, Of F'iys". then don't
wOriv. '"# tusc il is perfectly harm
,ess. AT ~ Il few hours all this con
stipai"i p~.'i>ou, Suur bile, and fer
nentn waste will gently move out
VI TN haN"ls. and Won HAY" Il we'll.
.piayiui ,bnid again y thorough ia
side r,r1n, ing" is ntt,ime- All that
rs nrre->a"y. II should b" the, first
treatment given in ANY sickness
BewaI" 1T rnunt"rlri, fix >Nrups.
Ask your druggist for a botil" Of
"Califnrni, Syrup of Figs, which
has fun directions for babies, chill
Z oren of all ages. and for gruwn-ups
: Mainly printed on the bottle, Look
aud see that it is made by
the California Fig Syrup Com
lSany." 81 tadv'
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1918-11-29
!: :: .: 8: 3: :: :: :: = !. :. :: 8, 4 4 = q
: HOME DEMONSTRATORS q
: DEPARTMENT q
): :; ;: ;: :. !. :: . :: I. :. ;. 3. ;, ;: 4
More Poultry Needed.

An urgent appeal is being scut
ont by 'h, Government Of the tnit"l
States To- its ,ropl" Ia produce NOR"
poultry
Do your part ID" Il producer
The following >iGgv ,tiOHo ar" sent
for IN" benefit OF thuS" who will
help
Keep BETTER Poultry stand
ard bred poultry iucrras, production
and improves the quality
" select Vigorous breeders. TIL,
healthy. strong breeders rrulu" the
strong chirks.
. Hatch m" Chicks Early. Early
Matched puii"t> pruiuc" tall ana win
ter "gps.
!. rr",rr>" fgs, Tor HON" t's"
Pl'>'rv" when cheap, u>r when high
in price.
:. proiuc" lnioriil" Eggs. They
keep better. Fertile egg, are n"t,.s
~ary onl, Tor Matching purposes.
q. Cull ia" Fl0cks Eliminat" I'M
p%roiiiahi, producers and reduce tn,
feed bin
Keep a Bach Yard Fluck. \
small tlock III N" yatd will supply
the family table
. tfo" your lbiUf\ reed rome
grown feed insure, an available" and
economical suppl!
" Eat More Poultry and E;;GS Bv
eating p|oultrl and "gSs mor freely
NOu will conserve IN" meat supply 10!
shipment
Miss Dorothy VI. ScXanrr ot the
A. ~ VI. College. will be her" Dee.
and ! and give demonstrations at the
district poultry shows on meat can
ming and sugar conservation
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1918-11-29
..W.ATCH YOC'K STEP"

Watch Your Step" was presented
at the, Liberty Tuesday night. II was
a good show, with n good plot. and
we'll rendered. and the crowd that
Witnessed il was large. Their" are
shows that have drawn bigger local
audiences. and there are other shows
that have presented Il deeper plot ana
Il bigger lesson. but from the stand
poin' of wholesome amusement ami
real care forgetting recreation
Watch Your Step" stands without
Il peer. in local theatrical annals.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1918-11-29
'NSS,

Twuuld BE- nice TO h. one nf thnS.
who ar" putting the GIVING; in thi'
THANKSGIVING but there is M Civ
,nr" in buying II War SAVINGS Stami
that day. lis the. SOundr~i invest
mcnt. Try il on,
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1918-11-29
BUILDING Up
OUR WOMANHCGD
Given Up to Die BY Her Friends. 4
Young Lady Receivers Her
He1l.h and lncreI.es
WeiJht--i5 Pounds.
A Powerful Nation Needs Strong
Healthy Women.

\ nation Is no
S~i'un;;'', tlIu IFS
Mu;!r ~. Hence. ii
IL TN" duiN ii "N-
cry WptHdu lI"ih-
er young. middle
age. or in advanced
liz" to preserve. her
health. II Nnu are.
sick and suffering
duii't wait until to-
morrow but seek
relief at once to-
DAY. T'oiu "
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1918-11-29
Viii Fight All
Venereal Disease
Sew .su...> III the Health Department
M.,., ,url \ilmrnt> IL portable a>
conference.-the lbi>rt~r~.
ttn Duk". Stat" ti"alth
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i"' g III u" country u 10 n
oh'h'''N ~ 'h' Il however. IL was
hn' i'h 1'N i r'p"r'ahl" di'"aS'
h"r' " 80 II" h''urh'" statistics ON
y" pN'''Ih'" Tor any 'nnNih'rhbI,
''''''' " was NOT nhtii rhySi'al
'Na'i'"''. Gus were ih'd" 81 millions
81 men .''F IN, army NAV any a''ur
i'c ''''' '"nln De gained ui IN" "A-
'n. D. Ne ra''ecS "i ""' hdiScaS'S'
."' ''u'',"h as SHOWN ny 'Aam-
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"c'i'i u 'h' country was serious
'''' w." WIZ 'h""'''u 'N'" 'nc
"'mf NV "''' """'' military Iue
an" 'r'''"'i"lS 10 '"nScr'" thcir
n'ai'' "''hi1 ne AIKEN. nut " was
CUM '",' among 'h' men urawh
rom 'iti NE u iarE" percentage
we're '"'"t''" iSi"e " inc dircct
!er"'ni' "arin "oh', S"cn = cohdl-
~" 49, ~ 'rae "h .h' ''iic''hcE %!
III "'h.' an" 'n'!iia'i"h. Appeal was
',a"' :" tue rc"eTaI government 10
v" ''i'"'' ''a''S'
''"f Wa nh"u' ID! we ohla-
"o"' '''' ''"ar" "i ii'al'h making
'o",''' ~""AeaH'S TeP"r'aDit ana
'"hh''" n'h' us Ill
h"''' 49," quarantine injected per
'U"H '''lsioh was mao" for IN"
uuu'' 90 =" me I'"p,i' ainhg 'hcsh
~ u" ,"r 'h' 'h'"''ai treatment
II 49," r'I"Sh, An INTENSITY"
.a"'' - ~ '"u."''oh an" ihi"rma-
10" "'"'"ihe ms "i'sa'cS ana
u ''''' rs "i 'htecli"n was iiiStitut-
" ''' .'i!' ne continued. Enr"ur-
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1918-11-29

6tG cures Headaches. Bilious.
ness. Loss Wi Appetite. foul
breath .Ur that tired feeling
due tO Malaria or Colds.
Ii removes the cause. (udv
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1918-11-29
MSS

Can luu answer Eyes when our
victorious men come sailing nome
from over there and ask what did
yu do to help us win" What vii
YOU ranSwer be- Redeem YOU
pledg. for W. 5. :.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1918-11-29
WSS
S'Ono b.SEI;v ALTON WEEk DE.
tENI,t.H = To

HhoNt. .hirr>> Ia he Read in tn,
S'h",, thu,Chr>. I"lsr> and
NJ Vn;Tr public Meetings
'nd Gatherings.
IN = Ia Siimult," in tn" pub
lie mira III" idea of further food
In''"p ''.l the week from n.crm.
her has been prorlaimrd ~,
'inAhl 't'i Conservation Week. and
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-03-12
NapCl' N Marpr
REAL ESTATE WANTED

WANTEp. GO0i roomlng house; win
trade stock which may my 10 percent
dividend ucr month I q Green, 6ls
American National hank Phone Walnut
2,3t
WANTED Ono uur nj lots In M uonr
CuIhortaou school. must he worth tho
money cash lhune Muplo S35I.U
WANTED one pnlr NJ lots near
tu'hrriS0u school. must be- worth tho
money ,nsh lhUuc Maple J2iJ II
WANTED Eight room modorn home In
good location Nlll give Chandler,
good condition, driven 300 miles and
fume cash ut first payment Phone
Maple ti or address Indians. IT'S
Insurance building
WANTED Wou located building sites.
win trudc five or seven passenger. glH o.
cylinder cnrs mud come cash. Nhnt have
you' Phone Maple ca, or address In
diana, 7lN Insurance building
] WANT A HOME n w for $500 cash.
balance payable f1i per month Call
after - m Walnut 1884
I WANT A HOME u Capitol llll for
i'.n cash hHHuru so per month Call
after y m walnut 73s7-J.
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NGw YORK.


while somewhat irregular. the cotton
wutkut showed generally steady 10
finn tone during tnday'H snrly trading.
The opening WIS II points lower 10 .
points higher. With near months roiA.
lively aasy Liverpool was n SELLER ef
tho old crop but bought nav crop Do.
livsrlrH. Whllo there wna focal business
" iho Hnmu sort, with May selling up 10
n A8c aud october tO 10 idn. shortly
after the oall or 10 10 "a points net
higher The continued dry weather In
Texas probably promoted the buying of
carly new crop deliveries while near de-
llyerlra we're sustained after tho opening
decline ~ tho bulllEh average oi south-
ofn spot ndViccH
There was enough realizing 10 ohsok
ihn ldyiuce around 81 abO for May and
M 200 for Ooinher, or 10 10 ~ points
above last nights closing and TO cause
reaction " several points later There
also was some southern selling hut gen.
cfnl business WIS very quiet on the ret-
hack and prices held steady around mid
day, with active months showing net
gains NJ IN 70 points
The market was easier during the
early afternoon under realizing with May
HnlllnE OF TO alto, and October IN
gOl2c, making tho general list about 4
10 10 points above last nights closing
figures Southern was more In evidence
during tho afternoon and encouraged q
renewal Of local pressure
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Two Charged Win Theu-HInle Will
Hams nnd Mertlc white ~ ~ East
Reno street were arrested last night
ON charge of theft. They are being
held for trial
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-03-12
MIAMI Mining STOCK TO
ADVANCE

The second allotment of stock in the
Producer, Lead 4 Zinc company is be-
ing rapidly subscribed for and the di-
rcctors OF the company announce that
there will I've another advance in the
price Of this stock, to take place not
later than March 70, this advance to
he based on development accomplished.
Another important strike has been
made in the Miami-Picher district by.
the Pchcr Swift on the forty adloin-
ing the Producers Lead h Zinc COM
panys lease No. on the west The
Swift has just opened up second body
Of exceptionally good ore at the 270
foot level thus making two large ore
bodies in this district instead OF one.|
Mr. A. + Bendalari, of the Picher !
mills says, This is a strike Of great
importance. The ore being of an ex-
CeptIonally high grade and plenty Of il !
in sight" The Producers Lead \ Zinc
company is showing great activity on :
their property Construction on their
first mill is being rushed with all pos
,Ijlc speed Work has started on this
company's shaft No and from the
dr.il at the 2l2 foot level in shaft No.
J. they are mining and putting ore on
dump preparatory 10 concentrating Just
as soon as the mill is completed. The
Of this mill and mine is in
the hands OF Mr. Frank Childers, a ca
pable and practical mining man, with
years Of experience in this district He
has made a thorough study of the sur
face and underground workings OF the
various mines and under his personal
we believe this company
has one of the best mining propositions
offered the public today Mining, like
any successful enterprise, must be hand
led by man who knows the business
and is familiar with conditions that may
be encountered and we believe the man
agcmcnt Of any property should be one
Of your first considerations, before
making an investment
The second allotment of stock in the
Producer, Lead & Zinc company is
now being offered at $ll.2S per share.
Arrangements to investigate the com
pany and to purchase this stock can be
made through the
ECLIPSE SALES q SECURITIES
COMPANY.
5O8-l8 Herskowitz Building,
- Oklahoma City, Okla
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-03-12
GRAINS LOWER;
STOCKS LIBERAL
Unsettled Weather Has Little
Effect on Prices,
CHICAGO DRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

CHICAGO March ~ Although unset
tIol weather tended TO-DAY 10 give
strength ln the corn market, tho effect
failed 10 last Receipts wero liberal, aud
thcro was gossip that n stocks continued
tn lurrrna, tho difficulties In regard 10
restriction uf high pflooa would soon he
NJ an end liusIucrs In futures lacked
volume Tho opening which varied
from unchanged figures 30 Nc hightL
with NAV l2lA 10 21N, was followed hy
u San 10 below yoHtotdHyH finish, oats
showed w,al,ncEH from the outset Lrnd-
Ink commission houses were COnHplcu-
uus sellers aud encountered no hpoulul
ro-lstnncgg After opening u shade to
Mu9C down, with may ssNu to $40
prices CuutNuod IN sug Weakness In
tho hog market pulled down provisions
Selling, though, was only Of scattered
character
There was very nth shipping husl-
ness. and. uWIug iu hack NJ a hedging
market at the elevator, interests were
loatho 20 take hold Futures closed
steady NJ shade 10 Ac net decline, with
March tl2is and May il21h to ti2ia
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-03-12
INV YORK MONEY.

EfW YORK. March l2 -- Nfercantlis
paper hkmd percent Sterling SlHty-
day hills, ii71h; commercial sixty day
hills on hanks, ll72h commercial six
day bills. li7iN; demand, NIb 500
cables, iiW 7,l6, Gullders Demand.
ihC' cablcH. i64c Hnr silver S6hc.
bonds, heavy; railroad bonds, Irregular
Tlmo loans, strong: sixty days, Hlnety
days And six months, percent hid. Cnii
money Strong High, q percent. low.
~ percent ruling rate, ~ psrcentj
closing hid, ~ percent; offered a.
percent at percent; last loan. per-
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gr LOUIS Mruh A. Uuug Uu.
,IuH llanl WHlE NrnH tli.uHlt 40.
u.gH 80 ilIIl. 200. mN,d and butchers
il1Abu11 10. good heavy ~ luul7 IN.
hulk tlfiauliGa CATTLE llorrlpla
UOn HirHdi native beef steers tSnhu
tlB 90. yrurlIuT Htefrs and hpfors ~ 90
WlNi iu. COWS 81 unIfl N aH. alurkgfH aud
hrsderH " OUuin bo mIr l1 prime south
efu beef steers a. ono NJ au. hsrf COWS mud
hottfH a. 1OU iu Ou. southern yontlug
steers ami helfers o. ,OulnOO. calves
g. Uuull 100 hlltEI llrrtIptH Don
strong. lambs 80 lOnul1in ewes 80 tou
lI uUu WtthrtH tlAuUuIgts. vuunrrH aud
.luuurfH 81 fnUphu
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-03-12
LEADER OF GOLD RUSH
BELIEVED TO BE DEAD

HALIFAX, N S.-Capt. Louis Dixon.
former Halifax resident who led a
party Of men on foot from Edmonton
to the Yukon during the gold rush in
1903 i, believed to have been lost while
making his way from the Alaskan
boundary TO Prince Rupert, according
to advIcc' reaching here from Tclc-
graph Creek. b { Dixon, who was
collector Of customs at the boundary
received word to report at Prince Ru.
pert and set out alone, November ~
last in a ,kifi Nothing has been heard
from him since, and a searching party
organized at Wrangcl to seek him has
reported that he probably lost his life
"Did that cure for deafness do you
any good. 20
Rather | haven't heard a word
for three months, and the day after
| took that medicine ! heard from my
brother in Bliph'y". Sketch
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-03-12

Must Produce Bootlspusr-Charlcs
brown wns brought M before Judge
w. q. Mitchell ~ tho municipal court
this morning on II charge Of being in
tuNlcntod His fine M ilg and costs was
suspended providing he can bring the
man 10 the police court who sold him the
whisky II is tho intention of Judge
Mitchell 10 try, by imposing heavy fines
10 rid tho city ~ hooteBgers,
Two Charged WIN Thsu-Hnle Will
Hams nnd Mertlc white ~ ~ East
Reno street were arrested last night
ON charge of theft, They are being
held for trial.
soper Case contInued-Thc perjury
charge against l'runt Supcr Hul for
hearing this morning IN the district
court wnH continued uuill March 30
rOnd gang where hr lV serving out sen
icnco. and will be- taken hnck until the
date NJ hlH trial lls iH alleged 10 have
perlurod himself during hpotlcgglnE
trial In the county court last December.
Negro on Trlal--A negro was placed on
trial before q fury I'm tho district court
room NJ Judge Edward n Oldncld this
morning ON Dhurrr ut having committed
70 statutory Orruw against 10 l0-yu1r. old
negro Glr ou January 2l llpb.naou hns
been held in lnll without bond since hlE
arrest
Potsst rDned-hrrmr W rorrcl WIS
fined tl9 and costs lu police court this
morning ON the ,hurg" ot CARRYING con-
cellod weapons aud WINS held for tho
county ON charge Of vngraucy lIo
gave notice NJ appeal
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-03-12
LIVERPOOL.

LIVERPOOL. March i7-Snot cotton
quiet priuou easier, uoOd mlddIns
~ osd mddllng $3.50; low mlddlng
~ %. EoOd ordinary 2203i ordinary aisI
Recslnts 5000. Including 900 American.
Futures closed quiet New contractst
March y Osd, April 2itid. MAY ~ OSdj
juno q1aSd, July 2317d Old contracts,
fixed prcor March ?2iOd. March. April
- ali. May.Juno 22i5di June.July
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-03-12
ACTIVE STOCKS
STEADY IN TONE
Rails and SbippiOps Arc Up
ON Strong Demand,

N.W YORK. March 70 s.opks we're
lWuE r'ull U the opening NJ today
session hui soon strengthened under
guidance M rails. shlpplugs uui tho
WuIr active fpr.IHliIlH Marine preferred
vas 100 drWHni Ht gain uf almost 2
puiniH Hul Union lHrluD featured the
hlEh Eihdu iUtnHpunttluuH Canadian
lu..'l' fHHr iHtUuunlN uu publication
M iIr Uun1Hl report ana rutloiH -.
Hpond'd in further accumulation Motors
nnI '"lr'H were backward with United
ti'rI Hi,U
lh" market Was almoSi mnllonlcN In
lI' rnIIH afternoon such changes ua
occurred wuru nll ni lower levels New
lIHf.n luHt n point. uIsu llrudlur uud
$50 lHm ufriru'I and American Tylp.
rh"nr '.i'mIud ils reaction lu almost u
points
Further vuauegs foo American Tclc.
rhnnu umd f,t,Fs.Hur ~ iu Z points u
.p'.HIil's featured lHr usilrss final
hmU. 100. 0usuH was huty Liberty
IpH F.II u Hf"l 40 ..l0 nrI a. .i
tu 90 90 aud second lu ht yduG tu
- .H
Philadelphia &. nr greatest shin.
building um'.r ln her yard, fifty
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-03-12
LEGALs
THE WICHITA FALLS n NORTH
WESTERN HALLWAY COMPANY

THE WICHITA FALLS n NORTH
WESTERN RAILWAY COMPANY
NOTICE
Altur. okla Feb H. 1918
Public notice is hereby given that the
annual meeting Of stockholders of this
Wichita Falls a. Northwestern RAILWAY
Company viii he held At tho general office
NJ said company In the city of Altus
Jackson county. okla On saturday. tho
lOth day Of March, lalS NJ o'clock
m. for the election NJ a hoard N seven
directors and for the transaction NJ such
other husiuuss as may como before said
meeting
Notice IN hlso hereby given that the
annual meeting of the hoard Of directors
NJ suId Tho wichita Falls n Northwest
ern lWilwuy Company Will hc held NJ the
same place and on tho same day, imms-
dlntely after the adjournment Of said
itoCkhOdurs' meeting
G. r. SCHAAF, President
WILEY BLAIR. Secretary.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-03-12
NEW YORK eorTon FUTussa

NEW ORLEANS. March il.-Dry
weather In Trtas and a somewhat more
favorable Wow of pending consumption
figures resulted In moderate buying In
Cotto nhoro today, In the first half
hour prices went 10 II points above
= >esiptdAys closing
The market bscnms quiet. hut steady,
with values viii maintained, In the trad
lng W. in noon The advance was widensd
TO 70 10 70 points.
Spot cotton steady and UNCHANGED.
sAra on the apol LA to arrive s1s.
Low mIdillug 40 1Jc. mlddllnE ~ 300;
Hood wddllnE iltOc. Rsoslph b,ibfi
stock lb1h0l
ilonllInE worked against values 10 .
small extent In tho afternoon. A. 4
O'Clock prices showed net advances of
II 10 II points