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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-03-06
STEELS ADVANCE
IN STOCK TRADE
LaCkawanna Report Has e.
feet ON Wall Street

NEW York. M0rCh Industrial
stocks were the conspicuous features NJ
tOdHYs curly dealings. HrglH showing
special strength IN consequence N the
favorable annual reports Issued hy
lAtkawunnu Sturl mud Uepuhllu Iron
Those Issues rnnTod I tO ~ points
higher with United stntUa Htosl, liolh .
lehum steel, riuuhle steel aud Pressed
steel Cnr, Cnpporr. shlpplnHs. oils, mo
tors ma American Nu0lruH were fac
tIOnnlly better Rails continued dull ani
Irregular Liberty bonds woro agnln va
Ilnhlo
Moderate selling during the lnlerms-
dintc period caused reactions NJ 10 ~
points iu sIpplurH Ornorhl Motors,
baldwin locomotive and Industrial AlCn-
biol Rails retained tho better part of
their gains, but stools yielded fraction
ally
Liberty ags sold nt N 16o 10 ~ s0c
First ~ rallied from "a i1r iO OG $50 and
second ~ from b6l0c To lGh6u.
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NEW VoRK COTTON FUTURES.


NEW ORLEANS March s.-lrregu-
hrity prevailed In The early trading In
cotton here today Mny being thrco
points up on the opening cal,
v Whllr other munthA wcro Ht q slight
net decline. At the end NJ the first
half hour prices were ~ 10 10 points
under yraierdnys close under tho cnhlei
report that the l|ugiiHh importers of
cotton would receive no allotment Of
OcDnu fplghl room
Tho decline was wdcncd IN ~ 10 ~
points but cahl"d spot accounts brought
fresh dgm0ud ON which tOwnrd noon,
the market rose 10 n level 2 points
hirhor 20 n points lower than ycsler-
dl,H close.
Erut cotton firm and unchanged Sales
on tho spot ! Gll; 10 nrrivr l,lOj Low
mlhdlnR 40 TIC; mIdhling ~ Doe, good
wl1lng 80 5oc, Receipts 2A3i, stock
iIp22D.
A NO wlcmond was folt, and IN the
Il ding up to ! O'Clock prices nj their
hest stood I point under 10 "a points over
tho final figures ,of yesterday
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Oklamade Oil Il Gas
5 Great Bargains

200 Treasurer EtrfN or
800 Humunt Petroleum
rs Homo Refining
2np Adkins on refining
$50 TrOrlr lee Machine
can NJ 8n1 NnirsilH NliF, f0r lowest
price on these drsIrnhlo stocks Sob
pafWnu
FORCED IN Bril no shlfos Milan. Metal
company Stock s. per share L.3G, OK
HhuW
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what would have hsppsnedl suppose
The kaiser had retired At 4Sl
OsIsT IhaoFv AttasksA

whA, would have happsnedl suppose
The kaiser had retired At 45l
o1lsT Theory Attacked. II
"ChAuneey Depsw said the other dsS
that when Doctor o,lsr drew hh 70
year line although he may have done
II without appreclatins ihs eonss-
qusncss-hs drew dsAdlins beyond
which Jay rome oi idlsnsn and dss-
pair, that he cast a curse, uiitriy un-
warranted by facts, over the whole in-
duufial world An unhtard Of nuns
her oi employers, hypnotl,ed by O,Isr.
threw 4 great deal Of their best ma
lsnal into the scrap heap
"lhc employment bureau Of the Ems
ploysrs association Of Chicago during
lhc year 1917 put about nine thoussnl
men over 4s years old In Jobs Thsss
men In one year earned over R0O0.WOt
a great part Of them earned from ~
10 $3.50 q month Think oi Il ! Dropping
a man Whn could earn $3.50 a month
a recent advertisement in the Amer
lean Macmni'i. which I, called the
Bihls oi the machinery trade, read,
Middle aged. married men preferred.
We want good men and will pay the
price
These words wrote the editor OF
the sam, Journal, indicate the return
swing Of the pendulum marking an eco
nomlc epoch The beginning Of the
epoch dated somewhere near the eolo-
NAL period when settled age and gray
hairs denoted wisdom and eapabili,y
and commanded such = premium a. u
cause the young men to powder theie
| hair"
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Corn Prices Harden With
News Of Slight Falling Off,
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS

'liI'NID, Mlfrh b.-'nfn prices haTd-
cuud to-day, owing more or less 10 unfn-
fOrnhlc weather Considerable notice wuH
taken of AN estimate that only Gl3 per-
cent Of farm stocks were OF merchant
able quality, ms against 81 percent last
year ON tho other hand tho total
stock Of corn on farms March / was fig
ured At Abi 900 600 bushels, an aEgre-
cato surprising any previous record Flu
turc deliveries which opened At the mmo
as yesterdays close 10 shade higher.
showed a tendency 10 hold within the
Initial range.
SCnnllncss of offerings resulted In nm
upturu Of tho oats mnrkri Demand.
however, wns not urgent Aftor opening
unchanged 10 bc higher. prices scored
additional gains. Strength In hog values
hncd provisions Lard led the advance
A slight improvement In the average
quality NJ arrivals was noted There
was said also 10 be better supply Of
crrs I'm Illinois PfiCeH CUHed steady with
May Il2,h, a net ndvnuco Of IA shade
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A Pst.onAl Tlr. PlsdEs.

A. IN self protection lRains, Hires
ones property the national bosfd ee|
fire underwriters suggests that each in<|
dyldunl should pledge himself " iol<|
lows
! will keep our match supply il metal
boxes
So iaru can | will use only safety
matches
No lamp, will he filled by sriiieai1
light ~ after dark
Coal oil and gasoline will he kept ID
absolutely alright. metal recep,aeles1
II smoke. | will smoke where
neither match, pipe, nor stub will enc
danger lie or property,
! will see that every match !, osS
before II leaves my hand
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Proven loHHes IN shHlloV Knnshs OH
fled, exceptional bargain N you want
something good for small money see me.
room si2 kinKkude hOtsl
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CHICAGO. March q UOgs Receipts
$4,000. strong Ia tu goo higher hulN
ild6Oui0tU, urht lG6buIl2O mprd
tlG lbulIlu heavy tlaGnulf aU. ruugh
Iii 6ou 1880 rlss iaboul0to cATTIE
llocrlpts 10000, steady, unuNo slCoia
g. tNn n n. Wurlrrn uud fordrfH 81 1nN
II % COWS Hud hri'nrz ~ dlnll -, calves
q inIll hU Nlll.l.I l'rurlutH NUNU
firm. sheep iObOdlabo lambs illqbu
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KANSAS cry, MlrIh a HOGS No
tslpis 5000 900 40 Ils higher. hulk
VohqlG 1880. hpaD tlrsOyliuu UHht
1lG iOd 1850. uirs ~ 1tuuliu0 CNr
TIE NcccIuls 10 OUU slruiy, primo ted
steers i'"lufif ll dressed hHcf rirprs
go Euui1 100. native stspia o. oDUii No.
cows " uUIll Ou hrlfrs g. 5luk bN.
stockcrz tIbOdlggj. calves u bOui2 bO
EllEl.l Receipts Ouu. tiundy. nmhl
80 7hff'HRO. NpnflIura On hnifli Fi.
Welhors ~ u0ill8 hU, ewes til buullbO,
Htuph,rH g. uNulGuu
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OIL LAND, LEASES AND STOCK

WANT Tp Buy Any port 5000 shares
Glonroso on Onor lowest cash price.
T " care Oklgh0mHn
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100 shares Hoffman Oll and lionnlngil 40
300 shares Nicnroae DH ..........., 10
1900 shares Whlte lo.., on nud Cos 30
100 shares American ON and KoNn-
ing ............... ....... 90
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LIVERPOOL,

LIVERPOOL. March 6-Cotton sro'
t'p.dH. prices firm Good middlur
~ sud. mlduug li2sd. low mdllur
% -tI. good ordinary 2275l: ordinary
- 22d
sales 1000 hplcs. inclduIng 1900
American Receipts. n tn. AIN Amori-
cnn IulAre- closed weak New con
tr1rts March 2l cad; April 2i17d; May
2iold; June % GOA july 277Gd old
contract. nvcd prices. March p o7d'
March Aprl % 9id; May June 2A7Sd;
g4pe-IgE LID, rf.p-w-
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LEGALs
THE WICHITA FALLS y MONTH,
NkblEith RAILWAY COMPANY.
NOTICE

NNNHi 'hM fNN| ~ WE
Public notice lH hereby rlNru That The
annual meeting Of HtUrkhOIdurs VI the
wichita rails A Northeastern nuilNaj
company viii be held M tho general Office
N sNli company ln tho clty 0t Altut
JNoksun ruuni'. Okn On saturday, th,
soon d1y NJ Murh iGls. NJ D O'Clock
M for The election ~ hoard NJ seven
other business AZ may como bafUfa said
m0oiluH
Notice ~ also hereby Wyen that the
annual meeting Of the hoard " directors
N sHid The Wichita Wallis A Northwest.
ofn Hallway Company viii bs held ~ the
ttme. place uud uu tnr stuo day lmme
dIatelN after thr adjournment " said
ftoCkhOldofH' mfuiiur
e E HDUAAF. President.
WILEY UiAtll Secretary.
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B6N0ET PETROLEUM 100 share.
ZOO per Fhnfe N-ii Dur. ONhhomnu
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WANTED. BIDS AND PROPOSALS

HUDa WANTED on NEW CHuUCH
Tho christian Church, rINnor, Okla ,
a. 900 Plans u't.uHlIr March o. llldH
opened March 90 BOARD reserves right
30 folrUt any or aIl hlis Address 4 "
johnson. Cnro County rfelsuturH Once,
lIIWurp OkN
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CHICAGO.

CHICAGO. March 6. RUTTER.
Creamery l3dlGr. EGGS Higher. re-
ceiuts. 2.2t2 cases, frsts acc; ordinary
nrsts 32N32c; nt\murk. cnsos included
22m3}c POTATOES Lower. receipts.
20 cars; Minnesota. Michigan nud Wis
DnnsIu, bulk tl0jUl15i do sacks il1O
al 20. POULTRY Hoostcrs unchanged
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pnnnIlrInN

E1rtlfIhNNI NI|f' NII laN NNIt AlHN y lII
production ~ 31i feet ono th0IF1ni dol.
Mrs down: an DAYS Ou balance. great buy
for new company b2 klngAde hoiel
ron sAIr 4 Hi1ndrrd derrick with rig
irons. CHlf wheel. ifli Ii0.hnfrel tam
cot about s. 300 NO.. fOr uIirk cash price
81 roo 90. Phone Maple a. Oklahoma
CIV
Will TRAM some Ohnhnm, Enlt stock
al On Tor hand, hufIurHH or ilfsi
ol1H aul0mo. 'c N-i'7 ohhhumnn
SEM utt N tfr.f yun have Tor sale tu
tOl Security building
BIZ .kTRg-We hive f0ms exceptionally
attractive acre 20 dispose NJ Wen
drilling now ut thousand feet, everything
necessary i0r deep ~ a. One wei dIlll-
Ing northwest AMI one sOuiNe0Hi, close
in. Al acreage offered IN mill" 'ni hIi
OF lOca don Many luuc conn ules hOlf
leases around ln" iuns WIN stand
closest inyeelIcnuuu WIN 20 get In
touch with right party 'O handle some "
these leases Liberal commissions =.
". OMHh1man.
10 TRADI-4,J fhru. Torhllaht on
stock for g1wp amount Lend Roy, Lead
aud Zinc Nock f X ONlhom1n
WANTED Proven OH lease ln shallow
field. KiuHf her Farmers Oh Co. u.
Groencwold, klnI OkIn.
FOR sALE-WIlson RcflnInr, Assurance
uil and Refining Son Security building
TIN SHNKLS un Mfg TO- stock ~
Enid, okla, for sllc ~ per share.
q A, okInhom1n.
NANffD-Artlyr or silent partner In
Tlnc mine property, Will pay from start
Only s. 900 nl uiHCnH. %. which pturuTea
one half interest I'm muc forty acres /
F1Iicit the closest investigation, fu'l de
tn Tostoffire BOX 49, llohh. OKLA.
40 sHArrs Li'll, pool oll stock at bar
roIn . n, cnrc 0k'nhonan-
bOD SHARES Qwplw Mining company
stock nj s. n p.r share Address Box
w clinton, Okll.
FOR SALE 600 shnros American In
dustrinl Oh company stock win sac
rlfoe NJ 75c C'Il Mrrl".hnd. Moplo III.
WILL sell chop nll or pnrt n i0S shares
Of OEark ull & uns j. NJ. Tropp, iOG
Hcr7kowitz.
WANT first cinga automobile at once
WIN trade somc Oklahoma Salt stock
~ 'N H-iNi, Oklnhom1n
r r STUART. Preferred tm1ko b.l),
white Rock. Hc "a share, Pacific Glnss
CnskCt make hid; American Glass CAS-
kc' lmnko bids this stock must be sold
nuke your best cash offer Arnold
White & Co. 32G Insurance Bldg, Phone
Walnut 1877
INST cash offer ge's my forty shares
american Oh and Refining H-510, Ok
hlumun
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sT. LOUIS. March 6-pOUTTRY
higher, springs a0l3c; turkeys 2Gilc
gurge 2Ou2oC BUTTER Unchanged
EGGS 52Ao.
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CHlCAnO.

CHICAGO. March CORN: No Z
yellow nominal OATS Standard O5ign
oi4c. RYE No 2 t2sid2s5. BAR.
LEY; NSOu232
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Irlrss ~ Tho ,srlour grsdss ~ cattle srs
N tUrunlluAioly - fulUNst
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al LouIs

gT LOUIS Match UuOq IN
colptA 5000 strong lAgnlH ti1Uuif
~ 30 plrH tllUUuli mRvd aud
butchers t7Olul, 20 good heavy ~
glilb, bull, IlGguu 40 rATTll.
Receipts 5000, steady tU siruur. native
beet steers tsOlH.l1tO. yeurlng strors
aud holf0ta noulJ hO. cows Va OlU n iU.
stookrrs and fcsdrrs u UOd nor ilr 10
prlwu southern beef steers ~ OOul3 bU,
beet GOV and hrOfou N nOUll OO. south
ufu yettlInE steers nui holfers g. gu.T
no 90. native CRlNrr iG0UullOu Nlltlr
Receipts MO HruD lnuhH ninoulT 10.
ewes 81 hIIlI OU. Ny'I,H tlI UUu ulI %
ruuuerH aud choppers ~ l0u1In.
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ST. LOUIE.

ST LOUIS. March CORN Higher;
No 81 TTulS0 No 2 white s. 10.
OATS Higher; No. o2g92i.c, No. :
white 0buB5ibC
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Old Men sun Active

"lool AZ the men who refused 10 be
hypnoliycd by Odcrs dl,lum ChaunJcy
Drpcw ~ chairman oi The board oi the
New York Central, At his desk every
day and asserting himself 10 he more
active mentally than ever IN his lie
.ook at ClrmenCtau, the lion OF France.
called 10 take charge of The ship ol state
At El and steer France through il' truu.
hlc,.
Cardinal Gibbons See IN wacllys
hc must be with his mondcrlul duties
and responsibilities, w Then there's
Andrew Carnegie, os.pre,ldcnt Eliot Of
Harvard. Lyman Abbott, all over Nj.
and every one NJ them mp to the minute.
Henry NJ Alden, one Of the greatest
editors that ever lived, Is at his desk
practically every day
"Ilc and Uncle Joe Cannon are run
ming neck and neck So far as age Is con
ccrnrd Zen Horace Porter and VIII
liam Dean lIowoll' are in this cla"
"Only 4 step below them Is John
Wnnamnker, and " anybody believes
that gentleman hasn't an active mind
let him try to interview him
Senator Clark Of Montana and John
y Rockefeller have passed the seventy
seventh milestone and 50 has Edward
pay,on Weston, a man who used to do
unheard Of walking stunts when ! was
little boy And he's still going some
And 50 on down the list Why, be.
fore YOU get down to 70 you pass Card.
nal Farley. Doctor rafkhufst, hdclIna
Patti and Sarah Bernhardt
Suppose Edison had retired on his
laurel, NJ 4S-thors wouldn't he any
Great White Way Then what would
Garfield do 10 hold his job'
Suppose Vanderlip or any one Of the
dollaf-a-ycAr boys had retired at As
the men who really made the wheels ~
round down there in Washington
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OSLER THEORY
IS DISCOUNTED
BY PROF. DODGE


NEW YORK-Ilcny Irving Dodge
amused Y NJ & A diner, In Brooklyn
a lew nights ago by giving some new
views on the "uld man" question On
the general subject oi old mrn. hs said
why speak pi the old man The
really truly old man /, as dead a, the
dodo bird The old man used io be the
fashion | never saw any advantage In
Mrlhu'clah. unless II vas that he wa'
tho champion ol the longevity event
Supporug he'll retired At Is and gone
10 live with his wlics relation, He'd
have had nine cculurIc, OF that sort OF
thing
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A Real Benefit.

what do YOU think Of these meat
less day, Mrs Jimsl"
q think il Just as well that psopi(
should now and then learn 10 b
yalcludinarIanS." Baltimore Amer
lean.
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OUT OF TOWN REAL ESTATE

FOR HALE-Nlce pnE NJ lots In RNth
Orchard addition write Lewis +. Grad
Ter. Maryvile. u u. No, D, OHIO.
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OIL LAND, LEASES AND STOCK


LIBERTY HONDS oll stock mining. in.
49, nuro ana unlisted stocks bought and
foIl. prompt service ana best prices
guaranteed. a. l. Dvbsi, Little Noch
NIX
Will. fsll 3 share. auto clearing house
cooperation Hi w. or trnir for good ull
Stock worth The prlls L.N, uklhhoman.
WANT lo buy 400 ro 400 rh7ros NJ Oto.
hpma Oll and Rtnnlng stock L. ~.
llIl1uih, Wnurkn, Ok'1
tOH SALE f'Ig Hcysr l1td and z.nc
stock 2.'nn shares M 81 ~ per share.
Ullru lu prior wlr u L. Foster Hen.
rrtb Okla
ron TRADE 300 shares BlE Diamond
Tor lghl auto. worth tho money LA,
Hru OhIHhOmtn
HAVE m acres Head and zinc, surrounded
by mills, Wuut I've wire I'm with ma
A. bi, care OHHhomsn
MAKE q speciality handling American
iuI uud lc'Iurl H0,a save Tine aud
money ny listing your stock with m,
Also huy ana rrll OkmulFrc Producing
Wnd Refining T.. a. oliver Jvi kriin
luri l,Idg Kansas rlN No
WILL TRADE f.ur good lots In Musku.
zee Dkl7 s.Hi good Tote lH kHhfnH
city Kan md ono new automobile for
American on and Upuurry Hurh la e.
oliver kgu.ns CIy, Mu, 3Oi Kuh
Perry building
WANT no MY Uun.1 OIL and n,fn
cry stock For sale White Rock Sue
l-gE. OkIuh0mru
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~ YOu UAvU iSD or MORE To ~
VEST. READ TUs OTHERWISE
DON'T TROUBLE We have jua' secured
q lease IN T. q N0wHa pool which is ah-
"u'uiDlv surrounded ny good production.
New wells nro drilling all around us We
nre Just rnls.ng enough money 10 pay t0r
the l0usc and dr.l our Nrst we'll We
have rniscd most NJ this money amongst
our frirulH but need few more people
~ take up the small balance n sou
hHye any mon.y. from $50 upwards, and
WHnt "a invest it ON nm absolutely equal
basis with the organizers NJ the com.
Unny and each one NJ our FhafrhNldrrs
then this IN tho opportunity We will
guarantee yuu an absolutely square ioHI
and show you our records IN prove yUu
nro ON nm absolute equality With tho or
EHulLcrs NJ the company hnd everyone
concerned We can also give you The
state official records prove We have nm
In our flfst tcFf, mud this would make
our property six tO ten iimos more val
liable than what II rs hplnT capitalized
at. This rs real ground floor Oppnr-
Iuuliy We Orn prove if 10 nuyon" vhn|
Inns money M invest and wants n rrnl
chance 10 make money GulclNy We do
not print our name In this paper hurHuTe
We want tO keep tho stock nut NJ The
hands NJ any nui really reputable pcOrl'
n YOU com" iu with u.s. YOU WIll hn GLAD
TO he associated with tho men Who NJ"
running This company nnl With tho
present shareholders Thov nro our hr'i
ryfurenc'n Nrto or telegraph Box b.
f1g Oki1hnw4n
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Golden r cd Bulletins

Tho rsnort NJ turn-ln Tor ths Goldes1
Rod Tor Tho week ending March Z indl1
| Gated bpl7O0 pounds OF Ilnu and " 90
pounds NJ Lead In addition 10 thI2
nmnunt NJ mineral howsvet', tho uoIdeS1
TOD orc bins contained about 100 .0O(
pounds NJ mineral which could not II
delivered on account of shortage o0
freight cars Tho high turn.ln for th(
week ending March 2 wns partly due ID
Increased production and partly TO turn3
In Of stored mineral held for some weeki
| by a number N producing compn N lssl
| Had We made q turn-ln NJ MI the min3
sral IN our bins our total prOductiou|
would have hc"n recorded a7 bclrg ovefI
1On O0D pounds For Instance, tho AemG|
lufn.ln represents largo accumuln tionl
this mine having made no turn.ln fo(
over four weeks
Mining star,sd st No, T.
The ground work In No mine IL be
Ing sirried on "Wednesday Of this wee
and drlll will he holsted immediately
illl up tho hopper preparatory 10 start
lnR the mill. our men are also startin
on the foundptlnn Of the derrick an
hopper NJ shaft No = whore a rich fac
NJ ore IL Indicated by quality Of M
mineral bearing rock dumped on N
ground beside The shaft Ths hride
over Tar creek lg also being started, m
this purpose our superintendent, Nj
Wlrrho has h1d cSporlcnch In comtrid
tlon NJ the New York subwNys and Ia su
llrrly familiar with the sinking of larE
plerT In tho center OF the creek for TIL
bridge
DEVELOPMENT In "a shaft.
This shaft ls entirely cleared out, ami
tho hoist and hopper Hre ready 10 re
oelvs mineral The shaft 10 now bsIn|
sunk from Tho O0-foot level and th
same mlnnral In bolnR encountered whic
We Nre mining In No / md No. 4 mined
Tho MIR drln IN This shaft Ia also balm
rapidly pushed At the lower level 90 tha
within week n will be possible
hoist dirt from No I mlns either from
tho ~ shaft or from tho main mil
shaft However. tho "A shaft supplied
dirt for No. I mill, which In a high ton
maze NM md viii shortly keep thtd
mill running double shirt
Tho new fye-tnn white truck, purs
chased several months nro, has just
been delivered, THIS truck IL completely
eduppod with a double body for carryI
Ing supplies or mineral Also q winch,
driven from tho tr1nHwlsHlnn for the
purpose NJ holstlhg heavy articles 20 the
bod NJ the truck The operation pf this
economies as hNulngs In nm important
item IN tho operating cost OF q large
mining property.
Golden Rod Preferred stack.
In order 10 complete tho mills now
purity finished and develop remaining
tracts 10 fun production the Golden Rod
Mining \ Smelling Corporation is offers
ing Il portion of its profnrred stock A
plr This issue NJ stock receives al
company earnlurs available for dlvldend(
until I'M percent hns heen paid thereon
after which n becomes common stock
Write FOR further information GoldeJ
Rod Mining 4 Smelling corporation
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Outside Livestock
FORT WORTH

FOHr wOUTu. Tsaas, March q
CATTLE lipnDwH bUu. SlrUup tn lnH
higher hroyrs IS aOula bl uuGE Ilr
rripla 1000. ibr 10 2.0 mghrr. heavy
ilttlulGth NilEEr ll0Dp0la Id.
nominal lambs lib Ouui6bU
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War Savings StampI-"bsby bonds !
interest 4 percent.
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LOOklE' LOOKED
Only $3.50 cash and the balance leaH
than rent places you I'm a nice 3-room
house on 2 mll lots, Just northwest Of
Ford plunt Total price only tl2t0
$3.50 cash buys 4-roOm house and 2 full
lots only 2 blocks NJ i0th ~ car llno.
can Mr. Morgan.
NEW 6-rOom modern bungalow with
onk md nll bullt-iu fonturrs for only
s" $50. 'GnO cash. balance Ike rent. lUCn-
ton near 2bth and Harvey can Mr.
Cnfly
TEN-ROOM BRICK MANSION with
nll tho surroundings ana clcrnnCIcs thnt
go with Il place of this Kind, ON e corner
lots. Price 1880, terms to suit eau
Mr Morgan
STEAL A WELL IMPROVED HOME
only 80 blocks northwest, for :, 500, $500
Cufh, $50 per month
Have YOU nskcd MIR. Albert r. Gp'her
n your Fire Insurance rate c0n be- re-
duced' Advice free
Ws sell War Savings and Thrift Stamps
Houses, stores and Farms for Rent.
OKLAHOMA TRUST COMPANY,
60s-l0 Insurance nldg Maple "a
ON West 10Th 81, broom bungalow;
terms to suit buyer; f12n0 1ple COZ
ON West 22nd ST Groom IugNlow, 3
rooms in oak, all new featu,s; 5000
Maple 602
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For Sale by Owner

on 3itn. near Claspfn pfcuicst and
most artistic nctOplnue bungalow In town
iirolkfrt-fO1m, sun pnflur, Rll built I'm
fnriufer unk throughout, garage aud
drive; new Hud hIgh7Inss, Phone Maple
Jn5i J. Cle1r Reasonable terms
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COTTON DROPS;
RECEIVERS SOME
Decline WIdens TO $3.50 a
Bale In Early Trading,
NEW ORLEANS COTTON FurusEs

NEW OnLEANH, March 6-Cotton
closed steady at a decline OF ~ TO 30
nDiUta
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PACKERS TAKE
MOST or CATTLE
Run Ia Local Market Today
Is Extremely LIGHT,
wGpNespAys areElprs.

CATTLE Onc.ihid VI todays %.
iremoy lght run went direct 10 pack.
crH. Ncp few Ut uluo were lott In tho
supply available f0r the opnn market
rtIu sNurhd mr.rs hruurht So 30 ~
the dfNH luu The uurhrr nud feeder
market was active At tho WrullH 2lr ud
vance.
Closing Quotations
idg'' ~ lhs 'sIlou- Srsds' ~ cattle are
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New Homes

We have two of the host built
homes ln oklahoma Cllw fine location,
pnvrd street surrounded hy beautiful
homus; place " which al ono can be
Justly proud ON terms