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The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1918-01-02
Thursday. Jan. %: Auction sale. Fred
Quade. section 3. Stockholm township,
) miles east Of kirOn.

Nine public auction sales are adver-
tised in this issue of the Review. Our
farmer friends will read with interest
the many new announcements appear.
ing in this issue. The public sale seas
on is now in full swing and farmers
should not overlook single sale. Watch
the Review columns from week to
week. Many sales will be advertised
in the next issue. Just clip the sale
dates claimed column from the head
of this column and you will have a
complete calendar Of the sales to be
held next week.
Those who have advertised sales in
the Review this season are more than
pleased with the results. r. H. Chill.
dress. who lives near DelOit. called at
the office this afternoon and stated his
sale as a big. success. 70 He said. that
his cattle sold for 5000 more than eX.
pected on account of two buyers who
attended the sale after reading his an
|nouncement in the Review. Mr.. Chill.
dress says the machinery sold eXcep.
tionally we'll, many OF the implements
bringing more than he had originally
paid for them.
We wish to call attention to the fol.
lowing sales to be held in the near flu.
ture:
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1918-01-02

John KOvar the clerk. Be sure and
read his announcement and plan to be
on hand sale day.
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BOARD AND ROOM: CORNER OF
Dyer and Broadway, opposite court
house south. Phone 429 Mrs. Laf-
ferty. 5l-tf
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p. F. Petersen Sale.
Wednesday, January 10.

Another big sale advertised in the
Review this week is that Of p. +. Peter
sen. who lives in section II. Goodrich
township, 3 miles west of Deloit. which
will be held on the date mentioned
above. Reinking and Erne will auction
off the property consisting OF 8 head of
horses, 76 head of cattle and nice
line of farm machinery. The sale be-
gins at 10 O'Clock. Guy Martin will
be the clerk Read the announcement
on page and plan to attend.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1918-01-02

FOR SALE: POLLED DURHAM
bulls; registered; 20 to az months
old. A. G. Lochmiller. Rt. I. Denison.
Iowa. Syst
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BUSINESS BRIEFS

Miss Beatrice Lally wishes to am
nOunce to the public that she will take
pupils in voice and piano Instruction..
Interested parties please phone 237. IL
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order to settle up the estate. Here is
one of the big sales of the season and
one that will draw large crowd. The
advertisement printed on page Of
this issue lists GS head of cattle. II
head of horses and a tine lot OF farm
implements. Malone Bros. are the
auctioneers and Sears McHenry will
be the clerk The sale commences at
10 o'clock with big free lunch at
noon. Plan to attend
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1918-01-02
LIVESTOCK FOR SALE.

FOR SALE: S. C. RHODE ISLAND
Red cockcrcls. large birds and fine
color. Mrs. James a. Wulf, ! x miles
southeast of Boyer. Vail phone 75-AA.
5l-tf
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FOR SALE -WIIITE WfANDOTTE
cockercls. A. G. Lochmiller. Route I.
5O.lt :.
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FOR SALE-SENGLE COMB. on
blood Rhode Island Red Cockcrels.
Phone 252 Mrs. F. Carl, Denison, la.
4S-tf.
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n. p. Mesenbrink Sale.
Monday, January "a.
Sale OF Gustav Stehr.
Tuesday, January IS.

Gustav Stehr. who resides l mile
south and 11a miles west Of Boyer. is
using space in this issue to announce
a public sale he will hold on his place
on the date above. He is listing II
head of good horses. 50 head of cat
tie, 20 head of spring shoats and lot
OF machinery. grain and seed Erne
and Reinking are the auctiOnefrs and
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-10-05

clears portion OF the Adratc over
which Italian transport had to work
between the heel" OF Italy across the
short water gap to the port OF Avlona,
the Italian base. Driving in the Aus
TRAN columns will clear the base OF
allied supply straight across the Balkan
states. The Soloniki facilities always
have been sadly overcrowded and in
adequate to the task in hand.
The Italian army may move north
ward through Montenegro and bring
the war to Austria direct through BoS-
MIA Or the columns may turn into
Serbia and join the projected attack
on the Turk or mass on the Danubian
frontier OF Hungary
The important thing is that the
throslng out OF the Austrian forces
from Albania gives the allies com
nlele freedom OF action against Iur-
key, frees the allied flank and brings the
direct attack against Austria nearer.
We take the British statement de-
clarlng that there have been no signs
OF fresh reserves in the Belgian coast
area IN the last two or three days to
mean that the preparations, for the
evacuation OF the coast country are
complete British monitors have been
standing oil Of the coast in droycs thi,
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CATTLE MARKET
PRICES RALLY
Losses Of First Of Week Are
Partly ReCouped,
COMPARATIVE Reoelprs.

CATTLB- Badly bruised as result OF
heavy bombardment the first three
days OF the week. tho local cattle trade
emerged To-Day, iittle Uetter fxed after
three light runs in a row II was tough
picking all the way Good steers declined
AZ least &c and this means they must
weigh around ] 900 and be firm fleshed
70 sell Slt5Od 1900 while plain and COM
mon steers dropped SOC along with
butcher cattle Medium to good cows and
heifers formed big part OF the over
II 900 head run of cattle and calves Good
10 choice cows are selling f.50GtSOO and
medium butchers $6.hn i.26 with PLAIN
kinds around SGOOaG5O. Gamers and
cutters S5.0onG0O 90. Bulls must be choice
10 sell over 81 75 and good 10 bring }l2j
nI5O. calves steady but irregular with
so TOP Stockrr and Feeder accumulh
lion worked hardship and these are
times for thOso wanting TO buy thin
cattle Most everything I'm weighty
GRADES declined 50,0l.00 for the week
white yearlinrs and breeding cattle
cattle closed 2IHbOr lower Good ns-
4ortmeut on hand and prices are on the
lltralu counter order
HOGS with shipment ~ hogs heavy
during tho week the hog market today
70. rHrdv Top prlco ~ good grade Of
nors was f'N F
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Side|ights on War Moves

week wreckng the convoy trains pull
ing into the interior The withdrawal
of German big guns from the dune
country has been established. II
would not be a big surprise to find the
allies attempting a landing on the Bel
gian coast to hurry mp the general re-
tlrement
The British are six miles from Lille
and have not stopped yet In the break
between Cambria and St. Quentin
where General Haig's forces are all
but III the open country the BRUSH
slung to all their gains against a4day
OF stubborn effort and we may expect
another powerful thrust in this bruised
center today which will be delivered
TO throw the allied forces clear OF all
prepared positions and into the rolling
fields where a turning movement could
be developed TO ruin the foes hope oI
orderly retirement The ferocity Of The
British blows, their ability to resume
the attack day after day, is amating
The quality Of the enemy resistance /,
not to be scoiied at The Hun is max
ing wonderful defense. Paris say
he is throwing in his general reserve
which means that Marshal Foch is wear
ing the adversary down ior his fina
punch, when he hopes TO have hi, re-
serves and the enemy none
General Hays forces have con
Quoted by far the heaviest and most cx
pensiyc Of the allied blows in the si'
sectors
A serie, Of battles OF similar weigh
is 10 be expected in any one OF the tiy,
areas under pressure
Undoubtedly the cleaylng Of the cen
ter between Cambria and ST. Quentin
is the biggest thing the British will b,
called upon 10 attempt in this often
siye, but both Americans and Frencl
are in position to carry on simila
campaign with the same fury and th,
same day alter day hammering, in othe
| sectors.
do not think We haze vet seen Tn,
high mark Of Foch'S effort
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-10-05
NEW YORK

NEW YORK. OO' 9TH, cotton mar
N,t opened steady 200 dccliuy uf points
To- au advance of Is points. but there wus
SONG trade buying around 81 5Ov for Ne
D"mhcf Huu after selling az 81 Soc ON IN.
rnll ihAt delivery soon worked up to
alt5c. or l2 points net higher other
wise the demand was attributed chiefly
To covering Tor over the week end while
offerings were comparatively light after
he declines Ot YESTERDAY. on the bulge.
however, tho market met u renewal oi
hedge selling aud prices soon weakened
with December selling Off to $40 and
January TO 3l.l2c before the end ot the
iirsI hour or about l3 points net lower.
Cotton spot quiet. middlng 10 Toe lie.
coipts b.2N, stock 2hnN11.
The decline extended tO ~ zoe Tor De,
/ oemher and 3ON9c Tor January later IN
I the morning or was 20 10 3f points upl
/ lower ON the more active months Sell.
l ing was promoted by the fporabl,
weather map and improving crop cundi,
/ tons but tho market rallied severn
/ points toward midday on trade huyinl
and covering with the close steady M q
/ net loss OF lS TO % points
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-10-05

OOMETHING new developed from a
military commander when General
- Franchct d'ESperey commander OF
the allied armies in the Balkans, made a
speech yesterday in which he said al
lied armies soon would strike a blow
against Constantnope with such
weight that the Turk would be thrown
into Asia once for all
The rule with military leaders on the
allied side has been to be non commlttal
in the extreme in order that no words
may stand in cold. old type after a
campaign has failed This confident
optimism ON the part OF the allied conf
mander IN the Balkans must be born
of the knowledge OF the situation in
the Turkish army and among the pco-
pie Of Turkey
With the Greek army occupying
Greek Macedonia rapidly Serbian and
French forces marching north in Ser
bia, and the occupation Of Albania
progressing under Italian direction, the
curtain is being pulled mp rapidly on
the ConStantlnople setting.
The allies are forcing the issue by
feat, of arms and the "kamarad" cry is
bound to come
The Italians IN Albania are moving
again,, the Ausiraus on the whole
front The Austro-iungarian, retreat
is a near rout Collapse oi Bulgaria
deprived the AustriauS ~ communi-
cation TO the east and the smashing OF
the port Of Durazzo. IN the rear Of the
Austrian lines. added menace 10 the
Austrian front. which immediately
'peedcd up its backward march when
the guns OF the allied fleet got busy at
DurallU.
The brilliant raid on Durazlo seems
TO indicate an intention on the part of
allied high command to speed up the
Balkan action IN every possible way
The driving in OF the Austrian line,
and the confinement OF Austrian and
German U-boai, 10 Pola and Fiume
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Trade Light in View Of Peace
Gossip,
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

CHICAGO. Oct. 5-Fresh declines In
the corn market today accompanied u
renewal Of peRc, gossip and a continus-
tlon Of Teutonic military set.backs.
Trade. however. was liEht, and any ten.
deucy TO plunge heavily on either sIdn OF
the market appeared TO be lacking
Opening prices, which ranged from &c
on 10 &c advance. with Nov ti2sr TO
81 3OG and Dec iL2sS to i2s. were
followed by material losses all around
but then nv good rally.
oats were easy with corn. After open
ing unchanged 20 AC lower. with Nov.
tOb 10 i0Ac tho market sagged further
and then recovered
Provisions rose on account Of hig ship
mcn's
In the later transactions weekend and
evening Mp made prices advance tenn
pufarily but the close was heavy ~ SC
10 nc net decline. with Nov ii29is to
81 POS, ana Dec. 81 l2sh.
CORN, No yellow ti5iGiJo OATS.
standard i2'.ni1c RYE No. 2, 81 s2is
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-10-05
Favorable Weather. However,
Has BeariSh Effect
nav ORLEANS coTroN FuTURGs.
nav YoRK COTTON FUTUREs.

NEW ORLEANS. oct small price
changes Wcrr made hy rOttuu iu the early
trading todHy, war news being u sustain
Ing influence while IA, favorable wealth
rr over the belt prompted selling among
hcarish Traders Around the first call
there was e rise NJ TO- ~ points, after
which the most active months fell ! 10 b
points under the close uf yesterday 4
recovery succeeded the decline md r'
the end OF the first hHlf hour Of business
prices we're at net advance OF 10 10 lI
Iuints
The ring seemed tn couttruc hcarishly
The request by the cotton committee Of
the war Industries board that daily fuctu-
utiOns be limited TO 2On points instead ut
the TOO 'tl 10y The wHr rule passed sew
erul months Hgo Late in the noon session
prices wcr' 90 90 30 points under yester-
days finals
Spot cotton quiet. af points off, Mid
ding 20 nug mlddung 32.i5c. good ordu-
HN 35 ,lr Sale. ON the spot il2 10 arr
rive iuir
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-10-05
Vital Statistics

Births.
Mr., and Mrs, David y. Callihan. 1922
itest First street, twins, boy and girl
NJ. and Mrs Iossph 3. RIston. 2222
Wet Locur street, girl
MI and Mrs. y. s, Dodson, eil West
rhlEtssnth street, girl
and Mrs, E W. Tune. Sii West
W. s:s ". Z 'ISs' Fleming. St An.
"a hesrlsos Licences.
w(nE 4 zoli. q years old, Fort
i,lisa. Texss, and Mae Mccartney. u
aso "a. Oklahoma City.
Ies p Adams. 90 years on, and Ef.
e Dcksr ~ yssrs old. both Of Okla
cssries Evert Evans. n yar = old
rYG srd Pearl l. Nelson, II years
. l,s!lsne, q year. oia, Alsus,
tHs - l.-.sI.-.s s--st =. =.
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ST LOUIS

ST Louis. OHi HOGS receipts
..oOU. steady lights Nh.25HlS.5u' pigs
pUail5u mhrd and butchers SIS IA
TlAsr. heavy YlN1jnlNNi, hulk flN 90
ftS-, cNTTLE. receipts 1900. stead,
VetIy, beef ,teers yil50dlS9r. year
linr stccre au1 hoifyrs t95op 1850; cows
" 5OUI2ln. s'orkers and feeders $500
- ~. fair to prime southern beef steers
ga 00TlS Oo. COWS aud hclfers tijUn
500. nativ, calves t5.i50lI2s. SliEEI
.scpiuts 500 stpHdf Lambs fl6 5Ou
1875. ewes 5lluuul20o Gamers and
banners s. NUUuUU
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-10-05
FOUR OKLAHOMA MEN
ARE RECOMMENDED FOR
ARTILLERY COMMISSIONS

-Four Oklahomans. one oi them an OK.
lahoma City man graduated September
y from the field artillery central OF
iicerS training camp at Camp Zachary
Taylor, Kentucky and has been recon-
mended for appointment as second lieu.
tenants The Oklahoma graduates are
w. N, Keith jr ll2S West Fourteenth
street, Oklahoma City, William N.
Gibbs, Fairfax; Ernest {. McCann.
Ardmorc, and VIII e Shelton Of Nc
Curtain.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-10-05

the illness of Sergt Andrew Larsen,
who is confined to his room with the
Spanish influenza.
But owing to the many applicants
who besieged the office on It's Opening
October /, OF whom almost forty passed
the physical examination, the quota Of
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-10-05

KANSAS CITY. oct HOGS receipts
OOo. w,Ht Bulk 11N ouTlS9O: heay'
itS25d1g1u. lights tlinoHlNNJ; plGs
3iGOOdlA2l CATTLE receipts 5000,
s,eady Prime fed steers 81 50nia Ool
dressed href ttcrs flauuulTO0. souiherr
steers S. .Oa 49, so. cows So i0Hli 75: helf.
"rs '7ooal3o'. sEgSi.e,'.s, $1,000 10
mo- STEADY IauDs t's.Enn 1870 ycar.
lirEs Slutun12 oU. W,'hrrs 81 Onul hoo
owes s. NUuu Iu. sforkrr4 tca0Q 10 no
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five a week allowed this station h~
been more than filled.
----Buy More bonds
Peep, Peepl
Just moment, please while we an
nounce that Jennie Wren lives IN
Perry Iowa.-Lukc McLuke.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-10-05
ivy wore iionds
Cincinnati Closes.

CINCINNATI, Ohio Oct S-l
sweeping order closing all school,
moving picture theatcrs. regular the
ater', Sunday schools. the University oi
Cincinnati, churches and all places of
assembly either indoors or outdoors
was made here today by the board oi
health The order followed report,
from physicians which, totalsd dis.
PLAYED the fact that there were approx.
mately 4OO cases Of influenza pre-
valent here.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-10-05
SPANISH FLU HALTS
MARINE RECRUITING

The recruiting station for United
States marines was closed yesterday
and will remain cIosed today OWING 10
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-10-05
--iiuy More Bonds----
OKLAHOMA CITY GIRL
GOES BACK TO HOSPITAL

Miss Mariana Crayeus, daughter Of
DR. and Mrs. I, A. Crayens of this city,
who graduated in the summer as a
nurse after a three years course at
Barnes hospital, ST. Louis, Mo. has
re.sntered the hospital as special detail
nurse for administering anaestheties
Miss Cravens joined her parents dur
ing the month OF September at Colo
RADIO Springs, Colo. She returned d.
rectly to the hospital while DR.. and
Mrs. Crayens returned to Oklahoma
City,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-10-05
KANSAS CITY,

KANSAS CITY. oct. WHEAT
Sas0 Sc orSnsnses = nssc No No. hsd 1ss sg' ~
?, i2lSnn216 corn: unchanged 90 lC
lower, so. 2 mixed i.51dt 80. No.
white N72dl7i, No. yellow 81 5SG
60 OA1S ic higher; No. ? white 72is
u llc No mixed 10 Ic. RYE 81 5i
glbs. Close--CORN; oct. tlilh Nov
Sissy Dec. N33r.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-10-05
FORT WORTH.

FORT WORTH. Texas. oct J.-CA1.
Tl.E recents 500. 2lC down; heevcs s. jU
TI1sO HOGS receipts 200 unchanged
IIenvy. SlNN1I19UO SHEEP; receiuts
none. Market mo- tone Lambs tl350u
Is so
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-10-05

ST LOUIS. oct corn steAdy. No
{. tl17. No. I white $40 OATS steady
No. 2 track lie No. J white 52hc.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-10-05
NEW YORK

SEW YORK. oct 5-COFFEE RIO
No. O., Joe, futures steady. Jan. Sg5c.
Mar g25r
fine granulated 9OOC
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-10-05
NJ More N
nAatl.

lnlu Cooper. 1909 West California
Eva wiillson. ios East Second street
,,l,s. Lester Hickman iis West Noble
Clarence J. Mounce, 800 west choe.
Jc.siS L shank. Em.rr.ney hos.
pt.h -.--r- ,.-A
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Produce Provisions
CHICAGO

CHICAGO. oct. 5-BUTTER. lower.
creamery aOHjiC EGGS and rOTA-
TOES unchanged POULTRY, unset
tied, alive. fowls Z2u Pc. springs g6r
subsequently pork slggcd whereas
lard and ribs held most n their gains.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-10-05

NEW YORK, Oct 5-Thc customary
weekend settlement Of professional nc.
counts caused many substantial recessiuus
during tOday'a stock market. Speculative,
nvnrites especially shippinEs, MOTOR.
oils, utilities tObnCcos md copperp
reacted 20 ~ points Steels and tnuip.
mchtS experienced further moderate re-.
Nersols and speclanies as a class were
heavy Rails followed the general trend
AT the outset hut strengthened ON buylns
~ Canadian Pacific, which gained g4
approNmatsd 200 0OO shares
sues featurlesg ~
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-10-05
SHARES IN
LEAD ON MARKET
fractions Advance and OiIS
Get Strength,

NEW YORK. oct Gains oulnum-
h'rcd declines at the irregular opening of
tod1y's stock market, the ~. called prnce
shares displaying further strength with
various speCnltips Local fractions
scored additional advances and oils also
strengthened. American international
WAS the only strong shipping issue Mo
tors were traCtiOnBy lower United
states Steel was firm md rails were
hestant on very light offerings Trading
became stagnant before the end Of Tho
first half hour
Liberty bond closing prices. 2Hs 100 o.
10. first convertible ~ QG 10. second gs
$50, first convertible r,s a7 0o. sec
ond convertible iLs $50, third Fs
% no.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-10-05

ST LOUIS. oct g. POULTRY low
~. hens 23c springs 20c. geese liisc
NlIIEN and EGGS unchAmErd.
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KANSAS CITY.

KANSAS CITY. oct 5.-BUTTER and
POULTRY. unchanged EGGS nrsts
$50 seconds Aoc POTATOES steady,
e. OUu2lu.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1918-01-06

bon bon Christmas tree. serpentine was
thrown. gay bon bon paper caps dis
tributed. and a general holiday spirit
prevailed.
The club. which is under Miss Har-
ris' direction, is enjoying some of the
very latest steps.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1918-01-06

Now Years Eve at Hotel Owyhee.
The supper dance at the Hotel
Oyhee New Years eve was quite as
brilliant as Its predecessors of other
years. The orange grill was beauti-
fully decorated in military colors.
Christmas greens and trees, red
Christmas bells and holly. There were
fully 200 people at the tables and more
than 40 were turned away. Dancing
on the new floor was a pleasure and
Scheattler's jazz orchestra was in fine
spirit for the occasion with the latest
music. The souvenirs. consisting of
magic whistles. balloons and fancy
military caps, were fascinatingly
pretty. There were many beautiful
evening gowns. and many lovely
women and their escorts from out of
town as well as Of the city. After the
grand opera out-of-town music lovers
went from the opera to the supper
dance, and among these were some of
the prettiest of the evening gowns.
1t was. In fact. a decidedly formal
party with all features Of the metro
politan New Years eva highly sue
cessful and most enjoyable event.
Delightful Dinner Party.
Miss Beatrice Freidline was hostess