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GRAIN MARK ET
cAlcAoo oRAlN ANo paoWsloNs.

CHICAGO. Nov Commission
houses today appeared 10 lean TO the
selling side OF the corn market and
there was consequent weakening OF
prices. Prospects that an hrmlstice with
Germany would be quickly brought about
formed the chief bearish influence.
Opening quotations. which ranged from
&c to lc lower. with December n.igh
to fll9iz, and January li.29A TO tl.20A
were followed by a slight rally and then
by fresh setback
Oats duplicated the changes in corn.
Trade was light After opening un-
changed TO ~ lower. with December
i0c to 70Nc. the market receded moder-
ately all around
Provisions were dull and easter.
Weakness of grain and hops operated as
weight on values
Subsequently a pRrtiol rally took place
owing TO liberal shipments of lard.
Lack OF buying support remained evil
| dent throughout the session. The Gloss
was heavy. &c to &c net lower, with De
| cernber ili7A 10 tll7h and IAnuarl
| n.i9A ito ti.ish.
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FARM AND ACRE TRACTS.
Oklahoma.
Dairy and Stock Farm
BARGAINS

S2O close to city and interurban. very
hlghly improved, smooth, rich grain Of
dairy farm. So
lbo with 100 smooth creek bottom and
splendid improvements, 0 miles west. 500
you can't beat these for bnrRnluH
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CHICAGO Casa GRAIN.

CHICAGO, Nov S.-CORN: No. Z yel.
RTE ST No. 0hEs ,ss sSEIfT s1Idsia scS,5 aagaii'
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Ny(S[SES[NllAEI 8 S!!;l0J]

Walnut n 10 fosh W. Main
A REAL home at a real price; very rea-
sonnble. terms by owner: 6-room bun
guiow, 2 rooms In oak: rest white enamel:
all built-in features: lots 50xi70; garage
lud cement drive. splendid neighborhood.
Phone residence, Walnut 61i1, business,
Walnut 500
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CHICAGO.

CHICAGO. Nov. ss--BUTTpR, un.
changed EGos: unsettled, firsts $40
bsMc, ordinary firsts 620bsc, At marx.
cases included Ssg6Ic POTAToEsi ufl-
changed. POULTRY alive. lower; fowis
i0dfic springs 22hc: turkeys toe. N
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Closing Quotations

Prices OF the various grades Of eattis ar,
APPROXIMATELY - follows:
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ST. LOUIS.

ST LOUIS, Nov. s.-CoRN: steady:
No, Z white Ilia OATS: steady. No. .
white i've.
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BUILDING MATERIAL AND
LUMBEf.
FARM AND ACRE TRACTS.
Oklahoma.

FOR sALE-sO acres OF Improved lard,
one-hnlf rnIle Of Fletcher, Okla. For
particulars write TO owner, Ralph Barker.
furley Kan. r. I, Box ?.
sPECIAI,--GENERAL FARMING
100 good land south Oklahoma City;
20 acres wheat; $500 c. Brand, Moore,
Okla
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oUT-oF-TowN REAL ESTATE.
FOR TRADE
REAL ESTATE TO TRADE.


FORTY PAIRS suburban lois ana some
cash for well.ocal,d modern lots.
northeast preferred Room sO3. Lawrence
fOtel.
TRADE with the owner. 4.room
roumlHg house 10 trade for band In
southWeit MrsOurl and northwest Ar
kanHgH; write or cali and see II T.
Sellers, lA ". Noble, oklahoma city,
okla
WANTED-To trade, brick room house.
renting for $50 month Tor rooming
houso and good auto; value 1850 Ad-
dress y. D.. 22ii4 \. Broadway
WILL. trade pair lota lu " Highland
and pair Highland View addition for
$50 shares National on Or $50 Fnnres OK
ltmhde OH A. Ref or same American OH
a Huf, or viii trade a. part payment on
good car Phone Walnut AUs5-H
so ACRE,. clear. Glare county. Mich.
value $500, 10 trade fOr equity I'm cot
tnge here o II. Smith, Walnut 1870
FOR TRADE.
2l-room house. lot 2jSllO. close M. with
or without the furniture. want five or
HlI-rOOm residence for equity
Brlck building renting fOr $50 n month.
mortgage $1,000. long time; price $3.50.
wont equity In good farm
flve-room house, well located. price
E,150; mortgage 81 900. will exchange Tor
farm and assume.
Two-story house, north part Of the city,
clear, want smaller property close in;
viii take back difference
J. y. CODY.
b3s Lee nldE
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COTTON
MEw oaLEAns COTTON FUTURES

NEW ORLEANS, Nov. S-Cotton
closed biepdy ut an advance Of 27uJi
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Texas
MichigAn

10000 ACHES OF hardwood. clover, az
falfa. wheat, corn. potato and bean
land IN Mlchigan's garden bed only SIS
10 $50 per acre, easy monthly terms: a
Liberty bond starts you; be independent
prepare Tor the future; wages may soon
drop Fine free booklet, write today.
HwIgsrt Land. Co Tl256 First National
Bank Bldg, Chicago. Ill
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KANSAS CITY.

KANSAS CITY, Nov. s.-CORN: close.
Nov. ii.ai; Dec. .i.z5h: Jan. 'i.2sN0S.
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PRODUCE
KANSAS CITY,

KANSAS CITY, Nov s.-Butter, sgrs
and poultry unchanged. PoTAToEst
Steady, 81 60d1s0
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sT. LOUIS. Nov. s.--PoULTRY, hut.
TER and EGGS, unchanged t-ay
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HOGS-The market was steady 10
slightly lower today on hogs and 10 TO iSc
lower for the week. The top cold Tor
N1 rs and the bulk from 1878 10 tiT.So.
stocker hogs were steady but from 50
TO 15c lower for the week.
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WEEK HARD FOR
COMMON CATTLE.
CuIIS UnlOaded on Peace Ru-S
mOrSi Supply Is Large,
TODAY 8 RECEIPTS.


CATTLE Crowdlng everywhere worked
decided change In prevailing prices on
medium and common cattle this week.
Peace tax and rumors caused an onot-
Gus amount Of cull stock TO be
which Along with some that we're fairly
ripe i)r slaughter, cOnEested principal
uu'le's Local run was around rs 200
cattle ana cal .cs. about the same as the
largest supply In history. Steers closed
steady 70 2jc lower. with 1850 the
week top, also for the season. butcher
cattle ard Gamers and cutters dropped
oVN Toe and IN extremes on common cam
heH " II takes good, heavy cows now
- sell NnSJ0 and bulk ranges taT50
n5n Gamers az T5ab.5O and only heavy
cutters AZ So Bulls 25q5Oc lower, with
l5O buying good kinds. YeaIers KeneT.
any lOc off but they can come ROOD
enough 10 bring go. stockers and feeders
closed : nbad shape because OF slack
country inquiry Most steers, outside OF
heavy cattle, declined J9a 75c and on
light ycarlings as much as 81 stock
cows end helfers dropped 25d5Oc, with
lew cows over $3.50 now
Closing Quotationa
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FARM AND ACRE TRACTS



foli SALE ult TlNDl.--CJ acres IN
mineral bell of north Arkansas. fenced
WIN woven Wl'", 3-ruOw house. H-foOt
nlock shed. living springs, garden, lr-
ilghlcd by aprlngs mI.,. rom railroad.
z lnUe from miucrl developments. price
E,6V9, terms. John swarz, Yellylle,
l2O-ArRE Hrm Cs lu cultivation &.
room house aDH5D cattle baru. 2N32
horc barn, 4.rOom tenant hOu4e and
barn. wells, 3 springs. orchard. s. 900
worm ~ mlrkot0bic timber, FREQ stock
fauH healthy, close ~ church. school
nud postOftoei on nuto road. only $50
per acre bo1 %, lloul Ark
Texas.
l7OO ACRLs rich valley plantation. COO
acres cultivated: soil 20 feet deep OF
the most productive, rich as the valley
Oi lhs Nile' no uyu.flOw; no Johnson
grass no waste land, i35 per acre.
terms. Chas. Prieron, 223 First Ma
uonll bank. Houston. TEXAS
FOR SAI4E-1o ciorr estate, 2 sections
" land miles south oi Dalhart. Tex
as; Groom house; well and windmill on
each section; both fenced; good crops
this year For further Information see
me Of write W. H. Clark, Administrator.
Pocasset Okla.
81 ACRES Tor sale; Improved, level,
black irrigated land: best canal on Rio
Gtande, miles from Mercedes; price
$4,000: 1900 cash. terms on 1920, bal.
hnce income property or land north IL
NJ Bailey owner. 7O6 Main 81. Beau
mont. Texas
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OIL GEoLoGIsr.
Chaa NJ 0otild

lals colcord Bids Phone Walnut ,Os
FOR sALE--y.660 gsmmIes or. 1000 be,
posltors on. 500 American Oh, 1000
Gladstone OIL, 5000 white Rock oil, 1900
,at,!s Pool on 1000 Globe OIL. 5000
norman OIL, 100 Great Western Petrole.
um, 900 Grow Eikhsrt Motors, 100 Har.
roun Motors. 1000 rri.Rtste Petroleum,
l.loo Crown OIL, 1000 Midwest Royalties,
1000 Perfection Tire: can make immedl,
ate deliveries " your bids Mill permit
A. L Deibci. Bcetmen's Bsne Bldg. 81
Lcuis. No. --,
WILL sell lb.6o0, or any part, Lone Star
stick st 10 per share, dividend payer.
Z, Mccardell, 1854 q. Losnn ST.. Denver,
wANfED-ons 10 two thousand barrel
refinery. Equipment must be In good
condition and price rlght. Give fuli de-
tails, confidential Montgomery Tnvest
ment Co. tcs Baum Bldg. Oklahoma
Will sell 70 Texas Motor. 500 Holman n
on Refining. 1000 Gladstone OIL, zoo
Qlcnrose oil, 1000 snmmieA OIL, 1000
Globe OIL. 800 Hsrroun Motors. Wire
best offer J. n Townes. Little Rock.
Ark.
WILL buy Sammies on BeposItors M,
Vlenrose OIL Hoffman on, Texas
Motor Offer your stock firm. p. O. Box
ssk, Little Rock, Ark.
WANT dladsfone, 0kIrkoma on 4 Re-
Timing: viii pay higheat pricks. Write
o. wire CHde Kelly Chickasha, Okla.
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NEW YORK STOCK LIST

NEW YORK, Nov. q-Ciosins prices
on the New York stoo keXchangs today
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Missouri.

SMALL MISSOURI FARM, I.
Us cash and So monthly. no interest or
taxes. gently rolling. highly prt ductive
no wet waste land, abundant rainfall.
splendid. henlihful climate. good schools
and churches. close 20 good railroad town
and three big markets. perfect title.
1000 foot oil and gas test well being
drelled nearby; photographs and full In
formation free. Munger. l. 1855, n. Y.
Life Bldg, Kansas City,. Mo.
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NEW BUNGALOW

Owner will sell new slI-ro0m and
breakfast room bungalow, with an hard
wood floors. beautiful mantel fixtures
Hnd decorations an large rooms. large
garage and dfiN'. Walnut SO or Maple
nafU
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We Offer Subject Prior
Sale

Liberty Brokerage Co.,
Inc.
5 N. Robinson Maple soss
Will pay cash for 500 shares National
OIL Co. stock n right price can be
made. K-t2, care Oklahoman.
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Ngy.(sE EE5EElZNE5 8 GI0Jl

Walnut n. 2OsH West Main
NEW b.room modern oak finish bunga-
low; large breakfast room, all rooms
large, close 10 car, northwest: a real buy,
you VIII say 30 after looking at the
house; terms. Walnut 1856
BY owNER-New b-room bungalow, or
corner 18th street. west Oak finish, IA q
rage and driveway. Must sell at once
lsls Dodge for sale. Walnut 1891 Maple
Ss5i-J
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A SHIP SUNK

n SF1hP SUNK
on account Of a small leak and enough
money spent IN rent TO pay for a home
amount 10 the same; buy homo and
stop the leak. Close-ln 6-room modern
bungalow, In splendid repair, lots, gar
age, plenty Of fruit and shade, paving
paid out, high and slightly, $3.50 buys;
81 900 cash, balance easy.
six-room modern bungalow, with large
basement, northwest $500; $500 cash,
balance easy,
Property Owners
Il ynur price II right list your prop
erty with use; II not list with someone
else
Lockwood Investment Co.
Walnut 71os eO3 on Exchange
FOR SALE-six-ro modern buff brick
bungalow; large sleeping porch, gar
age, 2 lots, University addition; terms .
erty Bank walnut 100
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5000 CASH

$500 CASH
Balance like rent. buys 4-room home,
with 2 lots east front. blocks Of car.
northwest. price 81 900.
West Investment Co.
sl2 American Bank Bldg. Walnut 2i25
$500 CASH
Balance Ike rent buys new J-room
modern bungalow with to 8 lots. We will
make you a very low price on this prop
erty: Il is located IN the west pst of
town iust of car line and paved street
let US show YOU this bargain.
West Investment Co.
sl1 American Bank wslnu, 2l25
BUNGALOW. Classen section, 5000;
$500 cash. Ask hr. Pope, Maple 1850,
Walnut 22o.
2-STORY, on 22nd. near ,laBsen, price
H60o. Ask Mr.. Pope, Maple 1850, Wal
IS 800 AK Mr.. Pope. Maple 1850 wal
FOR a real home let me show YOU one In
100 block W. l7th St; has all modern
convenienceH, lots. nice shade; the
house is In first class condition. ready 20
occupy; the price In risht;cterTns. Wal
nut 1855
CP-T0.DATE s-room oak finish bungs-
low; large room, nice breakfast room,
driveway and garage y block Of car.
northwest: you cannot duplicate for the
price. Walnut il35.
NNY 70 HIGH CLASS residence
w best sections OF the city:
II rooms. ell hardwood floors. oak trim
mingS downstairs; full basement, fur
mace, double garage; strictly hlgh-class
In every way: built less than ] year:
price t22.boo, and worth the money. Let
us show you this beautiful home. List
| IGy!9l@MNlLACI & COY
Walnut n aosn W. Main
A REAL homo at a real price: very rea-
sonnble. terms: by owner: 6-room bun
golow. rooms In oak: rest white enamel:
all buili-in features; lots b0xi70 garage
lnd cement drive; splendid neighborhood.
Phone residence, Walnut 61t1, business,
My % ~ SPLENDID home on North
MN 6YW. Ellison near Eugene Field
school: 6-room, 2-story
house. Double built. . rooms In oak:
fine decorations and fixtures: basement.
furnace; i00xi50 feet OF ground Can be
had at the right price. It's dandy good
home and must be seen to be appre-
ciated. Listing 400
Gy.lsaNElzAEy 8 G6lg
Walnut u. 2osH West Main.
NEW b.room modern oak finish bunga-
low; large breakfast room, all rooms
large, close 10 car, northwest q real buy
you Will say 80 after looking at the
house, terms, Walnut 1855.
BY owNER-New 5-room BUNGALOW, on
corner ltth street. west. Oak finish ga
rage and driveway. Must sell Al once
Ss5t-J.
-
REAL ESTATE WANTED.
~->N~@~Nos s-N~>>>~>>N~~S~,~N~>,-~ -~~~~~~~~>~s,
HAVE buyer for close-in 7-story; not to,
high priced; make So 900 cash payment
Ask Mr.. Pope. Maple 1850, Walnut $50,
WANT suburban home, I or ROOMS,
modern, northeast or northwest; 3 or
: lots Address N-ss, care OklahomHn.
WANTED-To buy at a bargain or rent.
or 7-room modern residence, prefer
northwest part OF city: N sale part cash
and part trade; would assume some In
dtbtedness K-as, care Oklahoma.
WANT to buy a home In Edmond. near
the ncrmsl =. d, care oklahoman.
Notice, Property Owners
We have three cash customers for
homes, north part OF city, let us sell
yours.
Lockwood Investment Co.
Walnut 1los coz on Exchange
Real Estate Wanted
WE have a responsible party 70 buy
or s-rocm modern house on small
cash nayment, balance monthly
West Investment Co.
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NEW yo,N corrEs.
NEW york. n A--sssvA =
No. 7 nomine
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AERIAL AID WILL
Be FORTHCOMING
French Captain Says His
Countrymen Will Not
Be Disappointed
CRv Associated Press.l

Paris, July 9-Hopes founded on
American aerial aid to the allies soon
will be realized, says Captain Her
teaux, the famous French aviator,
who has just returned from a visit
to the United States, in a statement
to the Associated Press. Both
American pilots and American ma
chimes are coming overseas in large
numbers, he says. The captains
statement follows:
I'VE now have several thousand
American pilots in France. They
have arrived after adequate training
so they have only to put the finish
ing touches to the already sound in
struction.
I'VE have not sufficient chaser
planes to mount all these pilots but
the machines are being manufac-
tured more quickly than the pilots
can complete their training 1t is
certain that America alone within a
few months will be able to moro than
supply all its aviators with ma
chimes.
America still has something to
learn in the construction of chaser
planes, but progress is being shown
every day. The Liberty motor now
! is ready and machines fitted with 1t
are being turned out rapidly. The
| American bombing ,airplanes are OF
the finest quality and they are
reaching the front regularly.
THE day Of error in which we
had our share is now over. The
hopes which public opinion founded
on American aviation soon will be
realized.
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MaCCabeeS Hear
From High Chief

At a meeting Of the Maccabees
Monday night. which taxed the ca
pacity of the Sons of Norway hall,
several candidates were given the
degree Of Protection. After drama
tic work staged by the team of the
North Star tent, No. Z, A w. Frye,
supreme representative. delivered an
address on Patriotism.
He traced the history of the lodge
from the time of its origin to the
present day. The speaker then out
lined the great work being done by
the organization today with the men
in service.
Believing 1t to be our duty to en-
courage rather than discourage patri-
otism, we are among the very first to
proclaim to the world that the claim
of every Maccabee soldier. who gave
his life in defense of the great cause,
should be paid in full. and this with
out adding a dollars additional cost
to that soldier boys certificate" said
Mr.. Frye.
"As an evidence of our prepared
ness and ability to carry out this
promise. We have now more than
$22,900,000 in assets. Already we
have millions of dollars worth Of
Liberty and Victory bonds and are
prepared to buy more as they are is
sued.
I'VE have placed at the disposal Of
the governments of the United States
sales agencies for bonds. War Saw
ings and Thrift stamps. Already we
have more than 10000 members Of
this association enrolled and wearing
the uniforms Of American and Can
adian soldiers"
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NegO Passport
RWLeS Issued

Passport restrictions for women
are made more stringent that ever
before under a recent order sent to
Red Cross. organizations by Brig.
Gen. William S, Graves, assistant
to the chief OF the general staff of
the army.
The order states that under no cir
cumstances will the war department
approve the issuance of passports to
go to Europe for the wives, mothers,
sisters or daughters of the following
classes Of persons:
Officers or enlisted men of the
United States military forces; male
civilians employed by the Red Cross,
Y. M. c. A, knights of Columbus or
other organizations of similar ma
ture that may be in Europe, or civil
lians employed in or attached to the
American expedttionary force.
ANY Of the female relatives of SOL
diers, sailors and marines who have
recently been to Europe, but are at
present in the United States for any
reason whatever also are now in
cluded in the restrictions.
'It is quite useless for any one be-
longing to the restricted classes to
request an exception in her case"
the order states, and no exceptions
will be made"
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DaylI Thorne, a. Johnson. St, Paul.
Handsome Boy. b 3 SentipeI wilkes,
R. n. McDoqald, Fargo. N9rrIttoise'
br N Sent. wilkes. g; r. Nickeersoil,
Jay, Fred Martin, Truman, MINI.
The 2:17 pace-Marle Fitzsimmons,
/, m Bob Fits, Roy Mllner, Bill
lings' J; H. EBottger b h 30 Bongniv9rd,
Hal Chain, Robt. Larson, Minneapolis.
Vida Stern, b m RussilliOn, L. DOWney,
Wimbledon. Irene Gentry, br m Lord
Gentry, p. E. Phelps, Rice Lake. Bill
Phelps, Rice Lake. Baron Wizard,
Baron Posey, H. L. Richardson,
Bowbells. Hedgewoo1 Boy, jr., b g
HedgewwoHod Boy, Martin, Truman.
Chain, Larson, Minneapolis. Baker
Boy, 6 Argot Wilkes, Downey, VIM
bledon. Irene Gentry, br m Lord Gen
try, Phelps, Rice Lake. McClelland
zelbert, b &, Conrq2y K. L P: Martin.
Baron Posey, Richardson, Bowb bells.
The 2:19 pace-Walnut Boy, b & The
b m The King Red, Loud, Miles City.
Symbol Ross, br & Symbol Bracket, J.
Blackjack. Faribault. Jack Hurst, b h
Paronhurst. Smith & McKowan, Platt-
yille; GovaIlGoi, Pot0si, J9hnson, iiIi5oI
Nevins. johnson. st. Paul. Miss Peter
wood. m Peter Lee. Mcdonald,
Fargo.
ner, Billings. Mont. Russell DeFOrest,
a. J. Dubeau, Sauk Center. Captain
All, ]. Z. HiIdreth. Hunter, n. r.. The
Duke. Larry Downey. Wimbledon.
Browne Volo, Larry Downey, w i'm
bledon. McClelland H.. p. e. Phelps,
Rice Lake, Wis. ZelZert, b & Conroy
K, L. p. Martin, Hamline, MInn. Dale
Wilson, II. l.. Richardson Bowbells,
N D. Granny. r. n. Mcdonald, Fargo.
Dick Densmore, Fred Martin, Truman.
MINI. Ganeta, Fred Martin, Truman.
MINI. Charlie Thompson, 6. r. Nick
erson, Faribault, MINI. SQuaw- Dill
lard, TulIock Bros. Lewistown. Mont.
Hedgewood Belle. Fred Martin. Tru-
man, Mimi.
The 2:1O pace-Marie Fitzsimmons.
b m. Roy Milner, Billings, Mont.
Dexter NJ. b s, A. J. Daubeau, Sauk
Center. MINI. Busy Time. b m, J. r.
Smith, Fargo. Minnie Ann, ch m Coast
Breeze. Smith. Fargo. Danica, b m,
Andrew Johnson. st. Paul. Togo
Strathmore, ch &, Andrew Johnson,
st. Paul. Baker Boy. b e Argot VII
kes. l.. Downey, Wimbledon. Billie
Warrington, b h, P. E. Phelps. Rice
Lake, Wis. Don Quixote. &. Tullock
Bros. Lewistown. Mont. Dan Cloud,
b &, Tullock Bros, Lewistown, Mont.
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---~-- y.-a------~---'-s- a1Sl-assa----~-s
Briefly Told

Hubbelrs Cofee-adve.
Shop at RIeKers-AovE.
HsrbBt's for hoaTery.-Advt.
Call Liberty Taxi Line-5s1, adv.
Have Knight Prtg. Co. pring iE. "A /
Hendrickson's shoes gor style.
Advt. ..s.....
Can the yellow Taxi. Phone 511.--.
Adv.
Nick xonen taxi. Phone 4sa.-
Advt.
pr Basye. osteopath. Phone 1887.
r. W. Clemens, OF the Northern
Trust Co, transacted business at
Jamestown Monday.
w. II. shure, OF spalding g. shure,
attorneys. returned to Fargo Monday
from Detroit.
j. p. Hardy, secretary of the Fargo
Commercial club, spent Saturday and
Sunday at the lakes, returning to
Fargo Monday.
Gas ranges connectea and repaired
by 9. II Miller the gas man. Second
ham! hand gas ranges for sale. Phone
1866 or 3541-W -Adyt
Removed to 10 10 Broadway.
Nine. Melin. Foot Specialist Treats
all diseases Of the feet. Xxx Jung's s
ARCH Brace here. Phone a62.--Auvt.
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A. c. STUDENTS
QUALIFIED FOR
COMMISSIONS
Reserve Officers Training
Camp Closes at Fort
, Sheridan, Ills.

r. r. Lewis, Arnold Heidner, Cul-
yer Ladd, Thomas Buxton, Pat
Keeley, Hugo Pearson, Owen Loft
hus and Robert Mares, students Of
the North Dakota Agricultural COL
lege, who attended the reserve Off
GERS training camp at Fort Sheridan,
ILL.,, completed their training July g.,
and have been awarded certificates
qualifying them for commissions as
officers when they attain their ma
jority, and provided they can pass
the next camp to be held during the
summer Of 1919.
A number Of the young men, in
Guiding Mr.. Kelley, have returned to
Fargo. Thirty five colleges were
represented at the camp.
Messrs. Keeley and Thomas Bux-
ton have been selected to remain as
instructors for the second camp, and
will report at Fort Sheridan July Is.
At this camp, which will continue so
days, colleges will be permitted to
send one candidate for each 25 stu
dents.