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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-08

seals they utIo drcnmrd that tho
money spent would be returned 60
them but the state society Tor tho
prevention Of uborrnlouH didn't
f6rgrt 20. ana the organization IL go
Ing TO spend u considerable sum
from now ON lu i,a gront constructive
work
The committee IN charge NJ The
Hrf..tuborru.usH work In TULSA.
urtdrd ny hIt lirrtrm B called
UIuu 'o assist ip 70 preliminary sur
},, OF the H'y Every case ~ 90.
htrcl0nuH W|I ho checked and re-
ported through the various nRcncies
puy#rRna hospitaB. Rod CruaF
and the recruiting offices Az soon
as the afflicted ARE listed steps Will
be- taken 10 show them how fo get
wrll
Plan Free Clinic.
A FREQ clinic will Doe ono ~ M,
Innovations Help Will ho given
'hoso who have not me funds o.
tayo Garr of themselves ana ever
every effort made 90 rphihllItnt' th,
many ln this part ~ tho state who
are victims NJ tho plague
According 90 figures a. hand
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-08
KNIGHT DOUGLAS, SCRIBE,
INTO TRAINING SCHOOL

Knight Douglas for several years
n member of The world editorial
STAFF ana a newspaper man OF sever
al years experience IN this state,
leaves this afternoon FOR Muskoece
where he will cntrain for Camp Pike.
Arb TO enter the central officers
training school
For more than two years knight
Douglas covered" for The World
the police, city hail and Chamber OF
Commerce "runs' where ne made a
host ot friends who are glad 20 learn
that the young man has succeeded
in rainiras admission 90 the military
service of the country.
lie is the last son his parents,
Dolouvl and Mrs clarence y Doug
las have to give 10 tho war. younger
son. Damon Dougins being in service
with the British eNpcdltlonary
forces on the continent.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-08
NON WAR OCCUPATIONS
MUST FURNISH MANY MEN

Oklahoma has hcgn called upon 10
furnish 5000 men fur war work by
september 90. and non essential In
dusirira must furnish them Unless
igosc mon volunteer from the non
war Industries they viii be called
out hy the community tabor board
and placed IN essential work
The department OF labor has
mude mp The following list ~ nom
essential occupations.
Motor car acc, sgorieH
Drivers ~ pleasure cars clean
lnr rtp1lrInE and delivery of same
Sight seeing cars
Motor trucks engaged IN work
other than fuel or government work
rctmiug. other than delivery OF
products foraw1r work
Path ana harhrr shop attendants
Bowling alleys. billiards and pool
rooms.
Uotllrrs and bottle supplies
C.0dy manufacturer. cigars and
tobacco
cleaners ana Overs
Clubs
Confertiouerv ana dellcatcysen 80
tthiIHhmcnts
Builders and contractors not en-
cnRed IN tho erection OF structures
Tor war work
Dancing academies
Mercantile stores
Florists
Fruit stands
Junk dealers
Livery ana sales stables
Pawn brokers
Peanut vcndcrs and establish
mcnts
Shoe shining shops.
Window cleaners
Soft drink establishments.
Soda fountain supplies
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-08

thoro are more than 900 men In OK.
lnhoWH rejected by the army because
Of tubsrculusls Records show that
o per cent Dt the men examined fot
tho army have No. The Red Cross iu
Tulsa ia notified almost taliy 0f meu
boIng sent home from the army be-
cause ~ Tho disease The ufruacc
ls Eo great that heroic methods ar,
necessary
Consumption a curable." accord
INK to Mrs Mccarthy "anh We'r,
here to show the afflicted how t0 got
VOL nnd those who might borom,
Infected how 10 g1vs themselves TN,
work lH paid Tor by me Tulsa oIi.
zons who 90 generously gave iD The
Christmas seal fund
Can euro In Tulsa
"Wo're going tO fight .f one T.gh'
hero ln Tulsa II Isn't necessary q,
send people 10 other ruunfrI.H and
other WpirB lo E,t we'll The rFn
sort OF treatment riEhi hero boo OBS.
luhoHn viii Iu mort .lH.. 'ti"n r"
'o,rry of those nuf wholly beyond
helping
"pur plan s io work with th'
agencies already luf" We NII eco
operate with tnn school officials aud
the school nurses Boo handling mi
particular afNl.fIuu We hope o.
h, helpful and SHOW thu appreciation
uf tit" parent ofuu'z8i0uu .u the 10y
uI'y and patriot. spirit uf tho Iuisn
people We fuD that Wr are doiul
a war work Nr arc 900 Isast con
serving 'h" producing power ~ The
people 10 Nr can core them
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-08

hl,' MLlIllT okla. Sep. u,
THE fNuI minute mems organization
which hrs been uu.Hront in Drum.
r.Fht fHU several months has been
rrorFau'frd and VIII devote a con.
siderable portion ~ its time lu In
s'ru'tlug mon between tho axes NJ ig
ana 40 Nr1rs how 10 register, Assist
ant county Attorney Charles Steele.
captain W y MNErr and tl l. Co
hen spoke al tho three thrttcrq Of
brumrisht last night ON the question
M roris'rniilrs -Four. minute ad
dresses Will ~ delivered each nlght
until September 2 Tho four. minute
organization Will also assist IN MAX
ing tho fourth Liberty loan drive o
success
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-08
Nod TnIiowinr nm OpcrntIon.

Mrs Chas. Henderson. SOS South
Denver sister OF Miss Mnncttc
Hedge. county superintendent ~
public instruction. died yesterday ot
Is o'clock following an operation az
Il local hospital Her husband is
with the pershlnr army In France.
having gone thor" early IN the year
lIe has been advised No funeral
arrangements had been made late
last night
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-08

Fire destroyed n large barn and
contents and a number OF heavy
vehicles nt Trenton and Frisco track
last night The property belonged
to w U Hand a local contractor.
who could not hp reached hy tcIc-
phone and tho amount ~ loss could
not br 1scyrt1ined
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-08
The Strong Withstand the Heat OF
Summer Hcttrr Than the Weak

Old people who are feeble aud
younger people who are weak. VIII
be- strengthened and enabled 10 20
through the depressing heat NJ sum
mer by taking GROVES TASTE
LESS chill TONIC II purlties and
curirhes tho blood and builds up the
whole system You can soon feel lts
Strengthening. lnyigornunE Effect
soc.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-08

Ladies 81. 900 Reward positively fusr
antcc my great Successful Monthly Com
pound safely relieves some OF the longest
most obstinate. abrorma. cases. tn 20 s
days 40 harm pain or interference with
wort Mail 81 CO.. Double Strength q co.
Booklet free Write today Dr T. A
souihinrior Remedy Co Ia9 hGln strssL
Kansas city, No.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-08

and other over-ripe vegetables offer
cause very serious Uowel Trouble in
hot weather Check it aa quickly as
possible Get a bottle Of GROVES S
BNBY ROW FL MEDICINE. il SAT,
and sure remedy for Summer Dlar-
rhooss n is Just as effective f5r
Adults aH for children.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-08
YOUR NEW NEIGHB0R,
Mr.. AND MRS. TULSA
Introducing Collln4ylilc, Formerly Of
ItORrr County. Recently Re
moved a. Tulsa County

That corInsvlllc township is now
part NJ Tulsa county IN officially
known hero Lewis cline. county
clerk Yesterday received the proela-
nation from Governor williams that
Iuiug tho two hpCtiuua The terri
tory us described iu the proClam1.
tIuu n four miles one way hy five
miles the other and contains twenty
square miles
There had been some controversy
over mo annexation ~ C1llinsyille
township 90 Tulsa county clare
moro had put lu a protest. which
arrived az tho office ~ GOV r. J.,
Williams last Friday n week ago, a.
ihr umo time trDd T. Kitchen, Soc
r"tury ~ the county election board.
WIS ln tho governors office 90 dc.
liver the corufiontion OF the count
~ votes
Protest Was whole Hearted.
CRrrmorr's contention WAS based
ou nu old statute relative 10 tho cre-
hilnE M new counties. which pro-
EIdrH mat u majority ~ the quail
fled voters NJ tho county must vote
100 the election u order that n might
Do" valid. Attorney General Freezing
however. held that only a majority
"f fhs votes cuHt was necessary On
order Co validate the election
That tho protest WIS whole
hearted was evidenced by tho state.
mcut in last weeks issue of tho
'l1rrmurc Progress. which slated
mat IN spite of the protest from tho
'lprcWoro commercial club. tho gov
rru0r hld issued tho proclamation d"
Frci !. Kitchen. secretary ur tho
election board SAYS 30 viii go Go
tullinHulle probably tomorrow, 90
arrange Tor u now registration ~
voters IN that township. Collins.
vile will vote with Tulsa county at
tho general election I'm November
and Kitchen wants 10 got matters
H'raiEhtcned out befoEc that time
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-08

Mecca cafe open 'au nlsh,--Ady
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1918-05-09
Ger scritrcnte YruiciiOr.

Gin befannter Srofeiior in Ser
lin oerbrahte einen sl6eno inn
Sortie zines Sreunoes.
SlIs er aiiibre6en mollte, regnete
es itorf.
Die Srou bes Sreimbes iiberre-
oete i'm, Die Na6t in ibrem Souie
5u perbringeu, ba Der Tegen por-
alisiihtlidl ridt 10 baI0 na6IaIien
wiirbe. Ser Erofeiior nobm Die
@inIaoimg an.
GiobIid aber mar Der @ait ber-
iGultnoen, obne oab man ruuBte,
luobin.
Sdon ipoIIte man gu 9ett eeben,
ols Der 8rofefor pieber ins Clint
mer trot, gan5 burduGbt.
oslber, Menibensfino," frogte
iein Sreinlb, mo parit on bennS
SD bofte bod, ou DoIlteIt Die 9taht
bierbGeibet Inn nidt NAB Su per-
benz"
r@epiB, Iieber SrermS," erlpioer-
te Der Eroieiior, lid bin MIR rafb
nad)bauie gegangen, nm meta
9iadtbenb al boIenl" ..
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1918-05-09
Sdliuanfinacu inn Sanbcl.

llnIer Soubsl nit Siib glmerita,
Giien uno Sceania nimmt Itetig au,
pGbrenb Der Sanbsl nit europa uno
afrita abnimmt. SIN Sebruar mar
Der 8ert unIerer Qusfubr na9 Siibs
gmerita $24,213,917, gegen $17,=
477007 i'm Sebruar 1917, na6 aiisn
$46,926.095, segen $31, ,129,446 i'm
glei6laufen0en Wtonat bes 8oriabres,
na4 Sceania $6,593,173, segen &c.
1854 in 1917. Der 8ert unIerer
@infubr mar, ous Siib Qlmeritu
$52,774,71S, ge9en $41, ,6s2.012, aus
Qiien $52,402,739, segen $42,183,s
796, Gls Sceania $7,203. .769, gesen
$3.737.S37 i'm Uebruor 1917. Die
Qusfubr na9 @urosa ftel BON $327,s
1921 im Ssbruar 1917 ouf $685.
494, ,594 i'm 5sbruor 1918, uno Die
9lusfubr nad gfrita iant BON $3,s
O32,671 ouf $2,O73,256. Ra9 noros
ameritanii6en 2dnbern Iant bic Nus
fubr bon $S2,449, ITO auf $73,485.s
408. Die @infubr aus europa iaut
BON 43,703,976 ouf $29,O44, ,S44
unb bic BON gfrito bon $10,437,055
ouf S3.551, ,707. 0asegen itieg bic
@infubr aus decentralization Gam
bern BON $57,735, 800 ouf $62,737.s
1853. Ddbrero unIere Gjeiamtauss
fubr BON $467, 7,64S, ,406 i'm 5ebruar
1917 auf $411, ,7S6,343 i'm Ssbruar
1918 berunterIont, itieg unIere 9es
Tamteinfubr BON $199.479,99 auf
$207.715.540.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1918-05-09

fronf perid)t.~ SD ben Die 2i55ie
Ell grobe Ssib eeippe; an liebIte bdtt
id geslihe, iie Den gan5e Sebf 5u
per3dbIe. npper bann bGtt ieoer
@enih un iie aud 9eiaet: Der Bbi-
Iipp lit Der grobte @iel, mo- es sibt.
@onit ib perbleibe,
Sbue Sbrn lieiuer
EbiIipp Saueramp Ter.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1918-05-09
Ser 6 enner.

- Ser 9enner. 2eiltnant:
,Sobe ieItern Sbr 9ultIpieI ieieben,
Goftor - iage einfad nit Sante:
i6ttlidle Gom0biel"
@siIt bod iOnoerbar, pie aud
Der pOrtrefflidite Menih i4lebte @is
senI9aften haben muB, sI.i4 einem
Itol3 Ieselnoen Saiffe, oas gaIlait
braudt, I'M gu isiner spten 6abrt
ssbOris Ihper gu isin.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1918-05-09

Us Dat nllH
ood) feioer gut
fihle madbe, wie
i6 geiebn beh.
baB Die SlS5ie,
mas meine Iitc
is, bod e nenig
Sittie an mid &C.
nomme bat. 81
is oaunItebrs ge.
louie I'm bnt midi
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1918-05-09

True translation filed with the Post
master at Scranton, Pa, on May o.
1918, as required by the Act of October
6, 1879
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1918-05-09

Ssbr sbrIi4s aampf III
elm GROCER Sieg.
8Gsiosr MAIDEN 2suts: aber bic
fno aud bana4.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1918-05-09
0tfener sdjrribebrief hfs
Nbilipp 5aaerampfer.

Mein Iieber Serr 9Reoadtiondr: -
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-01-26
DELIVERING rNCk NCIS COST
S55.uuu.u 1000 YEAR.

IUt Tprh.n tn, famous writer st,s
ID, ur. r....,.,. ,y....,,. I..... ,n.
carrying IN'I own rt''"IH. .I0 "r
,rIur uuI. -on.iis
TN, .o.r bon ...r ana unu,, of
ft.urbfI.s. Underline -.ftrr,ripr
Since OH, government turned .f. ,f.
t.niior On his matter ,.r.ng. ..rr.
nI i.y.. ft.ti.r. haas. ,..U ....I.
yub r..irf r... r...H. .y..Yf Oil.
,l. d. AN 4.b,1... .r ..,-.E.
nh, t. ,f v. b,,. ,r. ......t ,
...t .,,,f, t.,. f.t. t.. ,r..,b.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-01-26
U-BOAT PIRATE, HIDDEN BELOW WAVES,
SEES PREY ADVANCE FOR DEATH BLOW

just before the appointed time the
Irriscupc appears for O. few seconds aud
through us lenses the great ship is seen.
still heading as she was and almost NJ
the calculated poiEt. Down comes the
periscopc aud O. few seconds later the
order to ht" Is. given. The pirate : tor
pcdo speeds on is wuN uHd ull hands
listen rNpcciuntly for the duh thud or
watch for the flicker of the depth gauge
needles that win the rNplu.
sion. Thirty. forty, fifty sccauds 20 by,
. minute aud more pusscs. aud there is
uo sign. The torpedo missed; ~ may
huy, been seen; the liner b, uudcuhtcd
.lv armed, and 20 emerge viii invite her
fire upd the risk of dcst rurtiun. True. IL
viii give q chance for another shot. but
there are plenty more big sbip~. not too
many t%prpcdors. and. anyhow. safety
hr,t. TIL, submarine shccrs OH; tho
steamer speeds uu her way; 10 is another
wasted torpedo aud another marrow cs.
cape
e. - leaves the now duugrrou. spot.
for the liner virrts, has ALREADY &C..
ported tine attack and o DESTROYER or
$40 Nll soon Ic uusiug around the
ucighborhoud. and Icstuvcr- arc nm.
,omtort1hi, %uoighbor, o. fbc { boat.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-01-26
The Markets
Wan street.

Sew 5 ORR. Jan. 20 Trading iu
stock durius t"day'- brief session re-
Elected next Monday holida, ana th,
uncertain attitude of the speculative
element Prices hardened soon after
tho opening hut >icldcd moderately
on pressure against United States
steel, copprr- and equipments Rails
were relatively the strongest feature.
laciiics Norfolk a Western ana some
of the low priced western group ~cur-
ing extreme gains ~ J Co almost .
points These were purtlN sacrificed
in the lunl dcalings The closipg was
firm Sales Appropriated Zli.U0p
shares. Liberty aus reacted from.
s,.uN tn the new low record ct 1928;
first a. sold az eG 900 to aG >u aud sea- p
ond is 90 nG 800 Co 90 90.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-01-26

4. :. land office al Santa Fe. Sew
Mexico. December "a, 1917.
Notice D. hereby given that Abel
MARTINEZ. 81 Bcrnalillo. who, un sep
tender o. 1912. made homestead eu-
try, No. 0l7li4. for sE = Sec. ~.
township les. range CIV. N.Mp mcr-
dian. has filed notice OF intention "a
make three year proof. 10 establish
claim 10 the and above described bo'
fore Merritt NJ. smith. L. $, commits
sioner, at Cabezou. y. NJ. ON Fehru'
airy o. 1915.
Claimant ame as witnesses
Felix MOntoya, OF %Bernuilllo, New
Mexico.
ELIAS Leai. 81 sandoval, New MeN.
leo.
Premitido Leal. OF Sandoyal. New
Mexico.
Feline Montoya. 81 Cabezon, NeV
Mexico.
FRANCISCO DELGADo
Register.
First Pub, i2-2S; last Pub, 81,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-01-26
HELP WANTED

en-, boys and gir,s t.tH agents spare
time. Big money. Make money Co.,
your spare time sel'irg 'USALNTE
indestructible gas m4n''I- Saves l-'
ga. Equals the ligh' ut p theirs aud
outlasts ~ dozen of .uy other make.
Retails at 10 cents en-. d for - cents
ono dozen sent pOstpu|l ul'on receipt
of 81 tl agents. or ou consignment u
references are satisfao'Hl j. T. Robin
Manufacturer and pnIyu. rv. i3Uih ST.
and Park avenue. NvW York.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-01-26
c.pugl,
By ct Nkl.t.~ w. Nll.
t.di'pr ut Sen Power

EDITOR ut ''~cn poWcr''
Another snip sunk by O. Hun torpedo
Tine torpedo white truck So. the first
sign of uu enemy.
The luudsmou wonders how IL rould
huppcu. Was 'hr lookout c%arclos,' Why
didu . D., .cr the p%rrsyopc aud give the
alarm The luud,mpu usually does mot
know that the 3 boat can lue iu ambush
and fire her deadly shot uuuhscryrI
Yet such is the cosc.
One evening O. fcH weeks pgu We were
sitting iu O. smoke hltcd room ai uu lu.
tJrmul little send on Goo our of our crr
Gle. % Young naval lieutenant SEIZED.
ulci tu leave 900 % Gay of tvo from IAN
Atlauti, port boz charge vt the armed
guard on O. fast liner. hc was Iuhilani
over the prospect oi p,titc s]crNirc AZ
iusi. thoapb ~, yll chu6rd him about
hI, chances mud prUphcsicd % perfectly
tame and untutcrcst,ug trip
''lhrtc'- action ut one .OIt Uu uN,lN
'up the ship, OF thi, hu, have made. 10
be- -aIH. ''lf b. Ie. 2 one thing lt be- ur.
other. Anyhow u No -rH % pcriscorr
Wc uIl hc r,ri, tu Io 90 little shoot
ing
"Ah, geo 1000. Im. .a.d Inc oldest of
Oh, panty 500 fuu prove that you we
licked % sub unless you cam bring back
hrr .rnlp aud luit Is ehN unrn oIurh
luu. rfu u.nulI You wall have POO tow
600, boo.
CAN right. .Ia Ilu. w., ab,n,s
i1 to nhlg, Dom Vaut fo h,' 300 10.
du YOU
\uI ... nd.r good mtur,I rbn0 No
conceded uT arNIpfy for him. for no.
vHs u-ht hi. new ship sister. Hab
been having plenty uf trouble with th,
Crrmnu pirates
W. saw him again 20 day ur two agn
We asked him o.: hr brought any
eralps with him, and uIl a, got iu rc.
ply was % guut.
"No .uotchcs ON your gym, .b pidu' =
You see amy pcriscorcs''
Not one. - said be-.
y excitement M ull'''
We'll | wouldn 2 say that. 30 hc uu.
rrrrrd
"W,lt book here, old man. whit did
happen 20 Nou' Dldnt yuu see % sign
ol fri'z''
90 Nothing but % torpedo. 90 he an.
Svrrrd. aud then went ON 10 tell the
story:
1T we o. fine breezy day. clear and
'olI, VITA cn"ugh Uind 60 Kick mp the
"Hil'r'ps, We bed been IN the war
zone % Few hours. our guns were all
W'nhr0. WIN ammunition handy, so
in"' "c could open Ire Instantly We
were figlogg'ng, OF course, and I was
ON the bridge We HAD luri completed
" aging nhd ns "r Strengthened out ON
lhr new roursr ! walked to the end at
lhr bridge just then ! heard u yell
Irum att and saw one ~ our lookouts
r'lhlius lo the water close alongside
] I'"Nrd down aud there. not twenty
i''i away, was the tiothY. %hubhiiug
wake OF q torpedo lr went ON hl e
parallel COURSE called 10 the mate,
who pad the deck, 10 Keep her steady,
Hri ton ni' o. hard a. ! could 20. bur
There WAS moi O. sign "i anything
~i'"N"uts hud all hrch on ihcir Jobs, mo
body hud srru @ thing, aud, though We
.Nrpi lhr 5000 WIN our glasses. We nov.
,i dId -or "nNihths ~ was just hull
luck thui we changed course when we
uld. Tor onothci minute ou the old
heading and Fritz FISH would have
landed ln out engine room II WIS uo
weather for O. 200 mile pull Ia the open
boats, cithrf
let mr. look 90 the otho' side of the
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-01-26

Kansas Cit,. No. Jan 20 Hogs
Receipt. 5000 Lower. Buik. Sl'.N"T o.
1910: heavy. St6.o 90 a. 10 30, light
Si5.SOa 1910. pigs, Yit.Ooar 49,, 10.
cattle Rccoipts. 500. steady priu.
fed steers. Sl2.OUm 1880. western
steers. sS.5Om1ga5. COWS, S6.5O0
1880; heifers X1.oO@ % 80, StockeI7
81. OOM II so
Sheep-i{cceiptr. 1000. steady
Lambs. &l5.15W16.50 y%cariings Sl3 ~
14.6Oik wcthers Siloom 1900, 'N'.
sIn0ml 2.25.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-01-26

cent higher were followed hy u mod
crate further advance. oats jumped
90 new high price records.
After upcuing y TO q cent higher
with Man set 1ah 20 1.t cents. price.
continued to ascend.
LACK Vt selling pressure caused uu
advance iu provisions.
The close was unsettled. D. cent Go
q cent net higher with March
ot 9 .sa and May 20 sl..'h
cent
Tint hog priccs had reached TIE
food administrator minimum seemed
tu rouutywct tn, Influence uf the lN'
ct decline Jt the yards
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-01-26
Chicago sivcsrOcL.

Chicago. Jan. e. Hogs -licceipt'
s.0OO. Dull. - cents under yc9tcr-
days average. Bulk. Si5.5Om l'.t'
Si5.iOm 1870. heavy, $l5.3o1
pigs. $l2.Oom 1875.
Cattle-Receipts 5000. Weak. Ma
live steers. SS.5Om 1870, stockcrs arc
feeders S7.25 a. 1910. COWS and he'll
ers. s6I0m1l.b5. calves, $4,000 l5.'o
Sheep-Receipts 1000. Yea
Wcthcrs. Sa15a i3tu. lambs, Sli.''
m1T1I.
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Denver. col Jan 26.-'attlc l,,-
cctpt- 500. market stcud5 Be"i
steers. $500 "a i..0 90. COWS aud ho'frr-.
81. uuug.5. .tockct~ and feeder.
Is. npnIlu go. euIycS. SIf ouH 1900
uora neceipt.. goo Market. 700
!, cents lower. Top xl'.Na. bulls.
.SI5 ouu l,.N5.
sheep Receipts l,j"o M"lh'i
strong Lambs Sl'.N" 100. owe.
.&Il.-s ull.>i. {
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New York. Jan. 20 Mcrcantiic pa
80. asa per cont; sterling s'N'S
bills i52 per cent. commercial
siNt, du, bills ON banks, i'l'e per
cent. commercial sixty day hillF.
43lh per cent demand ii' per
com. cables. as ,-tG per ccu frame
a,mgud. SAG per cent, cables. $40 per
cent.
Bar -ilycr-N1 isc.
MtNicau dullar- IS Ac.
Guycrumru' bonds Enrl.
Railroad bonds Firm.
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Chicago Jan. 2G-Butter unchang'
ed.
Egr.-aigher Receipts $50 cases
Gr.,s sSm soc. ordinary firsts, 50"
sGc. at mark, eases included 'o" '''
refrigerator firsts. 81 iic.
Potatocs-i;cceipt~ %. cars nv
changed.
Poultry Alive. Unchanged
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