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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-14
PARALLELS SINCLAIR LINE
VIII Add 10000 Daily Capa-
City to Seaboard For War
and Navy Use.
DRUMRlGHT TO FREEMAN
Project Well Under Way Be
fore Made Public In Tulsa
Yesterday.

Ta take care OF "a government do
rnnnd for uu increased on supply
nj th, Atlantic splboar1 O. new pipe
line Is being buut from UruWriEht
20 Freeman. Mo. where 10 connects
with the Sinclair limos. that viii have
d capacity from 1000 Co 1000 bar
rcls daily The line a. being built
hy tho War Pipe Line company. fos-
tered hy the government hut under
the control Of the Sinclair uil a Re
fninE company 10 parallels tnc Sin
clair lines the entire distance.
Announcement was utdD ycs'cr.
DAY that the limo WAa we'll uudci
way. and would be completed with,
IN 20 dtyH
starting AT prumr.ght an S-inch
line viii be buiit through TO Jium'
bOllt Kan AZ Kansas u VIII re-
ducc Co G-IsruAs line. and connect at
Freeman with line direct 10 whit
Ing Ind
Turns on over 20 Standard.
At whiting. the oil boz transit VIII
be turned over 90 tho Standard OH
company lines, Tor delivery at an
eastern port
The rlght-of- has been so-
cured. part OF the pipe Is already IN
the ground. and work has been In
.prugross Tor a week. Not until yes
Irrday we're TulsAus told ~ the big
project
The demand for OH M the scahoard
has been greater than the supply ny
$4,000 barrels. and with tnH llu" ana
ono the Hoyana uump1ny .s con
strRcung 10 IL stated that thc ca
pacity will ho increased 30 thht
supply adequate for war purposes
will he delivered every day.
That tho government, through the
war industrial board. is assHting In
Tho project Is admitted. In hcJ that
IA Nhcrc tho name Of the company
s,,gTs. trone Not only has financial Iaa,l.,,,
tnsnt,. but assistanoe in Obtaining
both the pipe and tho labor hRs been
Obtained through governments tai
agencies.
Two Lines From I1cld.
f. An important detail OF the lint
being built is tho fact that the SIN
clair company already has a G-inch
limo from brumright Go Iumbolt
md an S-inch line from llumbolt To
Freeman. This viii uTovIde. when
completed. q 6-inch line and an s.
inch line uu thr way from the Cush-
ing field to tho Missouri town.
Tho line will parallel the SlnrlaiJ
lines All tho way using tho same
right-of-w1y and tho rnmc pump
stations 4 little augmentation VIII
make tho pump stations adequate Tor
the additional boosting necessary.
Operation uf tho lines win Doc en-.
urv'y under the Sinclair organization
Tho cos, runs into millions OF
dollars
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-14
TOO MANY l0AFERS
WITH so MUCH TO DO
TULSA Infested win Men Apparently
Doing Nothing; lots OF Jobs,
labor Bureau Man says

That thsre are too many men In
Tuln not engaged Ia "a useful ooou.
patton is known 90 The police That
tho work or fight rulc should be
rlgldlY enforced ls also known 10 the
police.
As evidence of tho attitude of hun.
drcds OF men iu Tulsa not engaged
Carl Ice. federal employment dlreo.
tor, called on hy the city searched
among the men congrogatod along
FlrHt street one day last week. and
out OF dozens Interviewed. he was
able tQ employ less than twenty five.
10 was necessary go borrow from the
big OH corporations and the street
railways n force uf men 90 do the
work incidental to the water bltua-
uun
TO and down First street and
around tho Frisco station AZ AN
hours of the day and night. great
crowds ~ men cunEfcgntn Tho APP
pnnrance is that they are not on
Eared In any particular business
AID besides being a menace TO Law
and order. the crowds hide many OF
the worst criminals IN the nation.
Many Grimes start Here.
Recently "A train was robbed ~
Kansas. and "a passenger NllleN
Local police found that ono OF IA,
men suspected of tho crime, and verJ
probably connected with the crime
had boon seen daily around IA 70.
sort near tho Frisco station.
A post office Inspector looking foi
pos, office robbers Jon Oklahoma al
ways starts ln tho vicinity of thos,
Joints Several criminals have beer
picked up by fhrm and landed o.
tho federal prison other uErnClci
looking for criminals almost lnvnr
lahly start of this point
While thts situation is parable
with that of other DlliD-. tho work
orf.rht rule les putting these l0lfrr'
into 'hu HruIN ur into war pruduc
tiun.
Nr Ico'B experience. us related 4,
the Advertising club yesterday noon
indicates "a" situation with rpfrrCnC,
io h's efforts tn obtain labor
"Dut of tunQrrdE' he said 'I
was rnIr GO gee Nnly 20 mon. and IN
a cJisH Tho great cry of tho nu,
uou today is common labor W.
must have men io DO tho h.F houNl
jobs Hf the nation n vrrs going q.
win tho war
81 must ship from TULSA Goo pnluH
where there is re- great unynIumrn'
demand many hundreds of common
I1hurprH This H'f. should cooper
ate with mr .n rf.t.ns tnF labor and
we mus. ru' th,. .aln uru Q.
WORK"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-14
FREIGHT REVISI0NS WILL
BE MADE CONTINUOUSLY Y

WAsHlNGTON, Aug. freight
rate revisiUns 90 be made cOntinu-
ously by the railroad administration
IN tho future viii be ordered on the
principle that the railroads should
remove fundamental inlustices and
not only tho inequalities and the
new diffcreutiRls arising out OF the
2t .yer cont freight advance
This plan. explained today by Di-
rector General McAdoO. means that
thougands ~ Rhippers are free to
protest to tho railroad administra-
uou's traffic committees agsinst
systems of rates IN effect before the
government took charge OF the rail-
ways ana 20 press their claims for
Adjustments which viii remove dis-
examinations favoring other compct-
luE localities or plants.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-14
Opner for Submarine
In Brooklyn Wanted

NEW YORK. Aug l1.-FedcraI
authorities IN Washington were IN
formed today that claimant is
wanted Tor l5O-fooi submarine
In sectional form which has been
stored Tor lS months IN vacant
lot In Brooklyn Tho undersea boat
is supposed to be worth $500 900. a
truckman on whose property tho
parts wero stored. says ho believes
II was constructed by nm American
company for a Spaniard and paid
Tor through a bank IN barcelona
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-14

PARIS, Aug. IL. - The
French resumed the offensive
today between the Matz snd
the Disc rivers. making prog
ress to the north and east
of Curry and thereby increas-
ing the menace TO the Ger
mans at Lassigny, according
to the war office statement
tonight. Strong enemy re-
sistance was unavailing TO
stop the attackers.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-14
Professional Men Must lnf IN tu.
der New Proposal of llgu.. Nn.
and Means Committee
M'ADOo WANTS PROFITS TAX
Treasury Head Win Appear Before
Committee To-day tu lrsu ItNf
on War Earning
BILL TO RAISE FULL AMOUNT
Chairman kitchin Nmnuua ru
Reached. Tax D. Put uu JDNrIrl
sales; OH Dcplruun Deferred

v..grfArgsr,s.
w
priciois or an uH..I'
frssional men with 0us t f.N ......
tions Will pay au anu..| H....
Iir,psp of sIO,ut D,.t.. .fu..s......
......... 49,.
''' '''"' o.
i4OutoOO or moro NI.. Do" required 'H
pay an annual f., OF "a. ....r..r.
TO "A schedule .Iu .rtra uI... r f..
duft OF the s.. ..UuuuUu 200 emu.
bin ny the house WAY. and moan.
committee. Farmer. mechanic.
ministers and t,t.n,.. ,,.. ... oh.
cmptcd from Ola, 3Iu .....u....r.,.
tax. 49, Will concerns d..r- 4I 4nuut.
business uf less rIlu 600.
Secretary NgAHuu .U..| srg.lI Doc.
fore the committee tomorrow .u SUD.
port uf tine traFlr. .r.u for now
sAreFs profits and aIsrrtf.. war
profits il1,. Members of thr com.
miftcc .t iue close of tYdlys sos.
sion said th,. l.I would Do, ready fuF
presentation O. tho house WHOM that
body rcys.pmH.ua r., Monday
Chairman kugh.n lu Announcing
tonight That tUe bin would pruy.J,
means Tor raising ull Of ihe 5000.
1890 Ii'''S ".,o',,u &" "'
l,'., -.
'"h
'"N "" ''"''S'
To-day We put j.. per cent tex
on an Jt"r'IJ composed wholly "F
pariIy ot platinum. 'u addINo1 Go me
per cont ih'. .ul''''I'It l'N ON ''t
forms OF Jrwciry as agreed to n.
READY hy me committee. w, require
vendors 10 ketp record 90 me- gov.
'Iumrnl may know whrI' aIl the
platinum ln ihc country 5 located
ana how much
Tho committee adopted 'n u''N.
pauonil tax lh'i' ~" a'i'n'',
estimate yet az 10 now WNch ii VII
raise ln revenue. JndrI lh' pl'N
adopted, tho pr"rri'iyis ut any con
Germ DONG h4s'H'.a NI f-'V,V }'',
or more VIII pay 90 HhhNal YAK ana
c6'"oa ',,..
"' |-'V wy OF '.' vi ~, ,' .,l,,',,
- ~ -, go ,.,.- ~ gic,t's ,r a.,
- -. -. ,.. IA. a,I,r,,J
Nv. ..,.....,., ,.h,.oI
,'','' ,.., ...,..,..,... '''f'', ,-, en-.
',',,., ..',..,. '''
'"'I'''
Income Tax Amended
The income tax was amended go
ns 20 provide for payment ln an
ada, or ln amy i'''.-h '"lNd " OF '''e
taxes ON .n'", ,''a ,''h'' l ''.'
countries by American 'il'''. ~.
corpora aohs Ih. YAK Nv ~. P'.1 - ''
pre'F,"ra 'j tHH laws '' '"'''
countries ....- .,
w ',s.1s,,ii ,',e a,S ,.I ,,clIs byt
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-14
ALLIES CAPTURE 600
GUNS IN PICARDY.

LONDON Aug 19.-The number
OF guns captured by the allies In the
Picardy battle has now reached ESQ;
OF thovo 400 were takon by the Brit
ish In thsir drive along, the northern
DaelQr r>6fNtho front
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-14
French Ship Sunk
in Mediterranean;
442 Men Missing

PARIS. Aug ~ -Four hundred
and forty two men are missing as
"a result of the torpcdoIng ~ the
French steamer DIrmnh in the
Mediterranean tho niFht ut July
li-lb. while bound from BiEcrta
IN Alexandria with troops on
board. according Go an official
announcement tonight -Four davs
later tho French steamer Austral-
ian also was torpcdocd IN tho
Mediterranean
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-14
WILLIS IS NOMINATED
BY OHIO REPUBLICANS

COLUMBUS Ohio. Aug 10 Rc.
N.H. from lo2 precincts .n l2 agpt-
counties early tonighf indicated
wa iNfWor Governor Frank U Willis
vi delaware received the Republican
,.lI'.Inulou for governor az totays
..'.. urinary election, provided the
present ratio Is maintained by later
anu more complete returns
., ,.N'nor Cox and the remainder
81 lne Democratic state ticket had
90 opposition
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-14
BRITISH RECOGNIZE
CZECHS AS ALLIES
Formal Action Follows That of Italy
and France IN Accepting
New Partners.
TRIUMWRATE NOW SET UP
Lcninc and Trouky aud Zuycneiff
Given Iuli Power by SOyicts In
Russia to Down Rcyoiution.

LONDON, Aug i2-The british
government has issued a declaration
formally recognizing the Czecho-
SloyukH az an allied nation and the
throo Czccho-Slovak armies as an
allied force regularly wagiug war
fare against tho central powers.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-14
EXPLANATION WAS
ASKED or TROTZKY.

LONDON. Aug. is.--It 10 reported
from Moscow by way OF Berlin that
the diplomatic representatives Of the
entente have handed a collective note
20 War Minister Tro1ky demanding
CONTINUED on PAGE TEN.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-14

LONDON, Aug. 13.-After
stubborn fighting the French
have repulsed a heavy Ger
man counter-attack on Las
signy Massif, according TO
the latest news received from
the front today.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-14
The Weather

TULSA, Aux lA
Nfasimum roo mint
MUM 40. south winds,
clear trace Of rain.
uWIAitOMA tot
oduesday and
THURSDAY FeuefA'y
cloudy
LOUISIANA fur
Wrdueaday and
Thursday, par
10 al probably
ahowcu near % q
boAHt
ARKANSAS Poi
WeduaEday Ant
Thursday, unsettled
probably showers and
thuudctstorm Ia lh'
north portion
FAsT T. y As
rdneuday aut
TIurxdAy par
cloudy 10 cloudy
.ar,.dsy aud Thurs
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-14
HUN U-B0AT Is SENT
DOWN OFF ATLANTIC
British Merchantmen Has Battle
win Raider and Claims Victory;
Details Not Made Public.
CABINET DISCUSSES PLANS
Means t0 Combat German UndcrscA
Warfare Are discussed at Meet
INK OF President and AdyiscrN

WASHINGTON. Aug. i3.-The
steamer Henry s kellogg has
been torpeduot by German sub
marine on the New Jersey coast.
according 90 "a report received late
tonight hv tho navy department
No details we're available. but II
WAS presumed the steamer Etill
was anoat
Az ATLANTIC PORT Aug. 13-
IN fight with a submarine ycstcr-
duy on the north Atlantic coast an
armed merchantmen on arriving
horo today claims to have sunR the
U.boat Details ~ the battle were
not mado public
wASIuNGTOS. Aux 15-Ger-
man submarine raids In American
waters were understood 10 have been
discussed today It an unusually pro
l0ngcd session of the cabinet, but N
any now plans Tor combating this
menace 10 helpless fishing craft
light FhIps and other vessels were
formulated by President wilson and
.hIg advisors. tho facr was not dis
closed
Tho only report ~ tho activities
NJ the raiders reaching the navy de-
partment during tho dav told ~ the
destruction ~ the Norwegian steam
or. Sommcrstad, yesterday morning
10 miles southeast OF Fire Island. ~
y Captain Ilenscn and his crew of
thirty men were landed by n naval
patrol boat which found them at
sea IN small boats ten hours after
tho steamer went down
Destruction ~ the mcrstad
hp "a torpedo. which passed under
the ships bow and later Cirtled and
struck the vessel amidship, gave rise
Ito a suggestion that tho torpedo was
controlled by radio on tho suhma-
rlnc. but This was rldiculcd hy naval
experts They explained that tho
course ~ = torpedo ia regulated ny
tho Str0sr0pN. which can hc so set
uofDr" discharge that tho weapon
will describe circle
with tho torpodoe's steering gear
rt' ro the weapon win run On % circle.
If becomes douhly effective. naval Of
frrrs explained. FOR N II misses tho
object when speeding on ltg outward
course tho possibility remains that
t VIII strike after 10 turns about
r rHrH'1y That is Increased N tho
ship attacked goes fuII speed ahead
1893 tnc sommeu'ad ana.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-14
luSiridnS Forced
to Help out Huns
TO Stare or ROut

AMSTERDAM. Aug rJ Kim
T...r Charles OF Austria Win
I..HN l.UuNu NWtTu. uuuglr.
'....u muI#',r. Irlurn Nuu ITO
..H Austrian ambassador at
I.... and Count won WclrI Ger.
T.. twNuH-tdur ut Vienna. are
......1 Hl CDruu mHIu head
tomorrow Co discuss t.I
f questions. according Cop
.. .I.I..s 60 thn Frankfort
. TN. 1b.Ie,t add chat ~
... ....Hu ambassador 90 Gcr.
..... .l t't iHrUn rur MOSCOW
n tH. ratification ui N
H.|. experimenting the Brcst
.... '.HIE which had uu,n
Initiated 'usu.t 100
INN# AUG l3 uAyas ae,n.
.H Germany iu boon compelled
.. ..H Austria Hungary for
... I.. western front and Aus.
'...t..tu troops are arriving
'.. l.No du Paris says to-
|'". troops 10 adds are n".
@ FOB GU.t sectors ~ tho
'..
....g from London last
.t ....I ~ had been usrrr-
'... '..' .N.r, wus one Austrian
|H... .H 'Ho western front hut
uHl q. '.i uut yct been brought
A.. Austrian division which I'm
r.... charles sent hurrirdIy west
u..| .. Nu.u out hl. hard pressed
q
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-14

WEST IENAN..Ng Nghut-daf ~" ''''
dar partly cloudy. probably showers "a
extreme west portion
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-09-24
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, Sept. 2i.-The action OF
the cotton market early today reflected a
much better feeling over the prics-flx-
Ing proposition and there we're advances
which carried the market back 10 Just
about tire prices prevailing before the
break Of Saturday. The opening was
somewhat irregular, with October II
points lower dnder liquidation In prepa-
ration for notices. while later months
were 10 to II points higher. There was
active buying right after the call for
both trade and short accounts. however,
and October 500 sold up TO ~. SOC, or 81
points net higher, while January touched
1850, o. 70 points above last nights
close. IT was felt that any further se-
ton or decision with reference to price.
fixing would depend upon the invests
CATION OF The committee appointed late
yesterday, and that meanwhile cotton
would DO kept In motion and distribu-
tion controlled BY 'he operations OF the
government buying COMMITTEES which was
also named yesterday.
The volume Of business diminished
later In the morning and there were re-
actions OF Is TO 10 points under erailxing
and scattered southern selling. The lat
ter was not active enough to make
enough 20 make much impression on
prices but Il held advances In check,
although the tone was generally steady
around a2.SSo for October and u. osc for
January shortly after midday.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-09-24
Bulgaria Likes
Wilson's Views
|. On Balkan Status

AMSTERDAM, Sept. A-Bulsaris's
reply to the Austrian peace note says,
This initiative corresponds entirely
with the aspirations Of the Bulgarian
government asd people. The Bulgarian
government hastens to express their
readiness to send delegates 10 such a
conference. We seek neither conquests
nor the establishment Of hegemony over
our neighbors."
The note concludes with an express
SION OF sympathy with President viii
sons view on the settlement Of Balkan
conflicts in accordance with the rights
OF nationalities.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-09-24
Red Cross Men
4 Won't Discuss
Slav Documents

GLOBE. Arm. Ssp&. N-Raymond
Robins and William q. Thompson, who
formerly Represented the AMERICAN Red
Crcss in Russia. ideciinsd upon their
arrival here last night from Superior,
Arirr to discuss the statefAent Eive6
out in New York Saturday might BY
s Nuosteva Of ne Fisnisk Information
bpreau chsfsiA5 that Ne Rshins and
NJ. nhcnpeen ked investigated and
pfoacuucsd lsssSies, ~ Boisksvik
d~ocrnnssts obssissd BY Edgsf Sissen
OF the sOulttss g public iniorsa'itn
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-09-24
.:si.@Ss,.S.

NEW ORLEANS, Sept. IA favor
able construction was placed by the To-
cal cotton trade today on the latest
price fixing developments and the market
for contracts advanced from the open
Ing. Al He end OF the first half hour
Of business the trading months were 70
10 ~ points above yesterdays close.
Gradually the demand was filled up
and a quiet tone prevailed. but without
much OF any reaction. Al noon the ac-
tive months were at a net advance OF IS
10 80 points
Cotton spot, quiet. % points off Sales
on the spot, 80 bales: 10 arrive, $50; low
middllng. zs.7Sc; middilng. ~. Doe; good
mlddllng. SS.boc. Receipts. b,ii0; stock.
e20,577.
Less activity prevailed In the afternoon
O'Clock thew xsre N a nst rI.e ~ Al 10
80 points.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-09-24
MINED
hUsSElEeUIE
Former Saionlki General WA
Head Region Of Norsh.

ARCHANGEL, Sept. 2&~-CdL hort
Andfoviteh Duroff hss bsecgss Rowan,
or-senersl Of tic region 81 ~ uoSsk
succeeding the Tschaikovsky gcyefas
msni. The new governor-gs nesGl u
sponsible TO the new central oov6frs
mcnt formed at Samara and m ~ w.
Leadership Of General Alsxislf, fogSHts
Russian commander -in-chisf u. 49,
s%sntieff, minister OF agsirult6gt n
kersnsky cabinet, and N. Setepanol
The Tschaikovsky Governs1ent s1
eided to abdicate when Il AsfNed q ~
formation Of the central g~osernjpoN
and in view Of the fact that the nof{h.
ern region Is small and could b o.
ministered better by a governor -gensAl
we have named Colonel Duroff ~
have telesraphed TO Sanara asking "
prevail" said NJ, Tschaikovsky to ~
correspondent. This meets with IT,
approval OF the allies" sTi
Colonel Duroff formerly commanded
the Russian forces al Saloniki.
-rTA---
The small hours OF the night have nc
terror for him who makes good his word
, Remember your war savings pledge.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-09-24
the NATIONS L0ss,'
SAYS PRESIDENT Of
DEATH OF CARDINAL

NEW YORK, Sept. A--Cardinai
John NJ. Farley, archbishop Of New
York, was buried today beneath the altar
Of St. Patrick's cathedral.
President Wilson sent a message ex-
pressing "the nations loss while Sec
r~etsrieS Baker and Daniels we're rep
resented by delegates. Governor Whit
man and Mayor Hylan were present
Members OF the allied Commissions in
this country wete also in attendance.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-09-24

q, LOUIS, sept. ,l-Hoos Receipts,
H. ! &C., ,a.isss'sSsSYiIyt. . .Is:';' a.. .s'.s ss'sS.1:.
a. mus'lts.'9sS:siisssss e esT4tLt 'l''i s:s:Ig 81
s as.,. ''sy, ~HsSsp:st's Lover: native bee
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-09-24
kAMsA esrx.

::. Ess' a...s S''I g n ssIGs sI.'ss y,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-09-24
LIVERPOOL

LIVERPOOL. Sept, a. = corroNi
spot. steady prices firm: good mlddllns.
sassi S e. snsIIu. m;.ld ala lsE % ..s,s.ss:
MID sale, iJsoS Saies, lnsiudin. iSS
A%srls:a y ss ! s,o. 40 s. ss,.'' So. a.
S s:ss'; Il "a :aa:sif b.s os q RAJ .s::ss.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-09-24
KANSAS ctTV

=; :ss :; s;: :|s:, n: i;;Rs,s III;
FIs'., ss dho s E1isI R';l6si$$ikr
CONN Close, september N.sI; oc,o-
Der. e1s2x0i.bs& November, Msok.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-09-24
Outside Livestock
CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, Sept 2l-Hoos; Receipts,
n.vee; &c lover butchers, sisicQis,sO:
lights. Sisso6t.oo; packing, $3.50
1915; rough. uII50Isis; pigs. good 10
choice. g1t.DeeI.1 5. CATTLE; Receipts.
1000; steady. SHEEP; Receipts, H.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-09-24
Confidence IS
SHOWN STREET
Prices Boosted Monday Con-
tinue to Advance,

trader: dirsctsd' ,hsiS abort. sSsinss iSs
short Interest AZ the ooenina the
stock market today with The result that
prices we're soon oarSsA up 10 III
points In the shares which WEIR foremost
In yesterdays advance The inquiry frsn
outside sources was larger and there was
Q continuance q The show u confidence
dfspIsyed In an Quarters. American 81.
rnatra tobacco and DistIlers securities
were marked exceptions. losing J and ~
pelnts fespcetively.
. Central Leatkef responded with a 2.
point rise y. the DECLARATION n an extra
dividend o. !, psfcsnL Speculation was
much eprtaisl In other stocss IN the
early afternoon but the trend YES slowly
mand.
Eiiorts to revive The general buying
movemcnt. were net very 4uccessfui IN
the nnai hour. the market being sensi-
tive to pressure q vpited states Al
ochol American smelling and Marine
sharply. The closing raj Irregular.
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CRY.

KANsAg CITY, Sept. A.--BUTrER.
EGGS AND POULTRY Unchanged. .PO-
TAToEs! Steady s7.t0U2yse.
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CHICAGO.


CHICAGO.
CHICAGO, Sept. A-BUTTER: I'm
changed EGGS: Receipts, 1885 cases:
nfytsl Bh4ilc; ordinary firsts, Hh4
fzf4c; at mark, cases Included, 1910
tSe, POTATOES Lower; receipts, III
cars. Minnesota and Dakota bulk, Mn
d2sO; ditto, saokt. 70. 8502.t 40; Wiscon-
sin, bulk, o. 20d2.30. ditto, ta.30d2,I0.
POULTRY Alive. lower; fowls, 40 SIC;
springs, zjc.
ST. LOUIS,
ST. LOUIS, Sept. 2i,-POULTRY. I'm
changed BUTTER: Creamery, Sec.
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO, Sept. H.-In late trading.
pork and Ribs underwent an additional
setback. Lard, however, developed q III.
tic strength.
NEW YORK.
NEW YORK, Sept. 2i.-BUUAR: Raw,
steady centrifugal, 7.2sc; fine %sranulat,
ed 5000.
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H0UB-TradinE was slow on the small
receipts OF pork In the local yards this
.lssnsiy low, .@h m. sss i'dlc. ,oss .o6 aSr q, !.
hes 10 bring up 10 $40. The bulk Of the
run sold from 11t.b6 to $3.50. stocker
hogs were STEADY.