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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-06-14

Mr. and Mrs Charles w. Flint
are home from Mineral Wells, Texas,
where they spent several weeks.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-06-14

Miss Margaret Mosby OF Dallas
has arrived to visit the home of her
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-06-14
CLApKno..pruno1la:
'G4nluo1ltSQflsAv

omng to the Palace for three days commencing Sunday
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-06-14

Unpaid telephone bills for the
month of May are past due. II not
paid by p. m Of the 18th service
will be discontinued Pioneer Tele-
phone & Telegraph Co.--Adv.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-06-14
REMNANTS-HALF-PRICE

r r Remnants-Haf Price. Varied lengths OF silks,
woolens, dress goods. muElins, nainsooks. white
goods longcloths, outings, flannel. percaes, ying
hams crepes dress linens table oilcoth. cretonnes
| curtain voies and marduisettes and many other de-
| sirable materials in nnumerable widths designs and
| colors.
| Third Floor
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-06-14

RinGgold and Miss RinGgold's moth
er, who has Just passed through the
oredal of an operation in one of the
hospitals In that city
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-06-14

Mrs Geo. u 1CtI son has re-
turned from visit tc her home
folk in Cairo, III.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-03-14

Y. NJ. c. A. Directors Ns.,-Ths Y. N.
G a. board NJ directors held their
monthly meeting and luncheon At tho
kklrvIn hOtul ~ noon to-day A general
discussion N tho erection of the Y. M q,
A building was heard
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-03-14
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK March lt-The cotton
mnrket opened steady ~ nm advance Of
TO Il points In spite Of disappointing
cables aud reports NJ favorable progress
with new crop preparations There
seemed to be- over might buying orders
around the ring which absorbed scat
tered liquidation nt the start, with May
selling NJ 3l sj and October At 10 10 on
the call l,cnctions NJ 10 or ~ points
followed with May relatively onHy under
selling by people who were rc-buyinE In
later deliveries but Liverpool wns a fair
buyer of May and July aud the under
tone was steady during tho middle Of
the morning A private report published
hy n southern authority indicating u de-
crease OF -, percent In acreage, wns
factor on rallies from the early scthHrk
The closing weakness Of Liverpool
served tO restrict buying here but Great
cd no settling power Of consequence and
after Tcocung TO 81 CSC for May and
80 92c for October or about II tol6 points
net lower, ths market stcadled up on
covering and hulllsh spot ndylccs Prices
nt midday were within point or two Of
last nights closing
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-03-14
RAILROAD SHARES
SHOW ADVANCES
IodustriaI8 Gain Fractions,
Preceding Setback

NEW YORK, March Ii Reading was
tho striking feature " tho unchrtaln
opening ~ todays market. advancing ;
points In the first half hour The bal
Rncc OF the hat. notably Conlcrs hard
ened apprecithly under this movement.
Union Pacific, Bethlehem StcVL General
Electric and Fpecialtles, including Corn
Products, Liusecd, American Can and
Enamclng guined large fractions, United
States steel soon made W IT'S slight sot-
back Rnd copper improved
Liberty bonds we're rrcgulnr
Equipments, utilities and gpcClHltics
were more prominent I'm the final hour,
mills rcActlug moderately on realizing
Tho closing was firm Liberty 9iss sold
nt W 30 10 ~ 756. frat "a ~ 06 20 tu "a 80
and second ~ Ht nG OG to 90 "a
Reading mounted 10 itH highest price
OF the year I'm the afternoon A. an eN-
IRENE advance Of I points Other &C
tive rails added 10 early gains aud stcels
and shipping attracted speculative at
tentlOn
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Golden Rod Bulletin

Favorable reports for the zinc in-
duStry were current in the Joplin dis
trict that the galyanIers who formerly
used 80 10 20 percent OF the spelter
production Of the United States, were
resumlng operations. They have been
shut down on account OF difficulty in
securing black sheet steel plates which
have been high in price and impossible
to secure on account OF government
priority orders for ship building pur-
poses The market has adjusted itself.
however, and the galvaniIers are al
ready preparing TO start UP their
plants which will tend TO increase tho
uses of spclter and strengthen the zinc
market The lead market is very strong
and will probably go to 500 this week.
NO. A SHAFT SINKING IN
GOOD ORE. The Golden Rod No 4
A shaft has been sinking during tho
past few days in excellent face of ore
and will be widencd out within the next
few days to carry dirt to No. 4 mill.
This shaft will greatly relieve the ton-
mage problem at No | where the avail-
able amount Of dirt is somewhat In ex~
cess of the milling capacity OF No. 4
mill
NO. 4 MINE In No. mine the
drifts going eastward have shown up
some marvellous faces, OF ore, being the
same runs as were first opened up and
mined when No 4 started in the last
two weeks Of December. During this
period No ran at an average recovery
Of over 81 percent, and these runs are
now being followed out in the direction
of the new cave lying TO the east OF
the mine, This development promises
great production for No, 4 during the
next few months
NO. 7 MILL.-The pond at No. 7
mill is now being filled with water and
the last machinery being set and adj
iuocd preparatory to operation the lat
ter part OF this week Surveys have
been made for the extension of the mar
row gauge tram line to run from No. 7
mill to No shaft and work Is being
done on the pier for the bridge across
Tar creek,
Golden Rod Preferred Stock.
In order to complete the mills now
partly finished and develop remaining
tracts to full production, the Golden
Rod Mining & Smelling corporation is
offering a portion Of its preferred stock
At par This issue Of stock receives all
company earnings available for dvi-
dends until 100 percent has been paid
thereon, after which it becomes com.
mon stock, Write for further infor.
nation Golden Rod Mining h Smeit-
ing Corporation, Skirvin Hotel Build
ing. oklsh9ms City Okla - AdHa
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-03-14
CLEARINGS FOR WEEK
IN CITY $10,033,289

The bank cIearings in Oklahoma City
for the past week amounted to Sl00jj-
2@h4, according to the weekly report
OF the Oklahoma City clearing house
association. This amount exceeds the
previous week by almost a million dol
lars, and figures Of the report a year
ago Show the receipts TO have been
So 4jl 9jS8j This years gain amount,
to more than three and a half million
dollars over last Yenr.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-03-14
NtW YoRk coTToN EurUREs.

SEW ORLEANS, March H-Aflcr a
fiso of 90 8 points ON tho opening call
here today. cotton foll orr to bvel 10
to II points under yesterdays CLOSE.
Large Hrltlsh tonnage losses Of last week
appeared the main rcnsOn Tor tho selling
In the trading up to noon thr decline
was wldcnod to II 10 ~ points The un-
drrtone held steady on tho forecast Of
fnlr and colder weather for the western
belt
spot cotton firm unchanged. Sales on
spot iOl 90 to arrive lGj. Low mddllng
so 7bc middlng " SOC; good mlddling
lJ.i0c Receipts 7l1h. stock i2,A1i.
The larger export movement cause fresh
buying and nt | O'Clock prices were 2 "
Z points ONrr yoaInrhny.A clOae-
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-03-14

ST. LOUIS. March II iiOGRl no-
rclpts ii.ulni llghlr ibu2hc higher.
others strong IlahiE, ilAuUUlHSO, piss.
tlthUul17h. mixed and butchers. 81 900
dtlsN, good heavy, tl7 sOul7 20, bulk
iiIsOulhgD CATTLE Receipts, $500,
prospects Htendy Native boot steers.
is OOUiitO. yoaflng steers and heltofs.
81 uuullhu COWS, iG OUuil / 90. Hlnrkrfa
and feeders $1,000 t0 fair 10 prime
southern ho,f steers. a. OOul2bo. beef
cows and h,ifriH. iN nnu no 100 southern
NtHilIng rirrrs ana holfufH. ~ iuJ 80 uu,
nHilyc calves tGwnll0n SNElP l".
tslpiH. 1000. steady Lambs tliNu
a. A.. euuH. t'1iOui1 no Nrth,fa 81 Oi
fi115, oann'rs ana choppers $500
o 3d.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-03-14
Miami Mining Stock to
Advance

The Producers Load md Zinc ronpnny
IN showing great nctvity ON theft prop
orty Noustruciion Ou their first min IL
being rushed with ull possible spced
Work has started on this company \
shaft No and from tho drir NJ the 'l2
foot level In shou No. !, they are mining
ana putting ore on Il dump preparatory
10 concentrating Just as Fonn ~ tho nlll
In completed The management OF this
mill and mine In In tho hands NJ Mr.
Finnk ChlldreEs, capable and practical
mining man, with years Of experience
In this diSirlct Ie ms mnde y thorough
study ~ tho surface and underground
workings NJ the various mines md under
his personal management, we believe this
company has one of the best mining
propositions offered the public today
Mining like my successful enterprise,
must be handled bv man who knows the
business and Ia familiar with conditions
that mny be encountered md we believe
the management NJ any property should
be ono NJ your first considerations, be-
fore making an Investment.
The second ~otmcnt ~ the Producer
Lend and Zinc company's stock ls being
rapidly subscribed for and the directors
OF the COMPANY nnnounpn that tho price
Of this stock win he advanced not later
than March 20 This advance TO he based
on development work and ore now being
mined on lease No !. as we'll m the new
strike I'm the second run NJ ore, Just made
by the Pichcr. swift, which adions the
Producers on the west This stock ad-
vnuccs not later than March 20, 1918
MIKE your arrangements to investigate
thls company and purchase this stock
through tho
ECLIPSE SALES a SECURITIES CO.,
bOs-ls IIsrskew+tE Building,
Oklahoma City. okla
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-03-14

Lodge Buys War Savings stamps ps-Ths
campaign committee for Tho sale ~ war
tavingH stamps announced today that
night to invest 5000 In war savings
stamps Tho treasurer OF the lodgA was
authorized TO make tho purchaHe3s3
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-03-14
KANSAS CITY.

KANSAS CITY. March il-UOIs no-
rrIptH. b. 600. strong tu BE- higher ilulk
IlG GNuulI2O. heavy, tlG1gulflli lrht,
7Onul7 90. pigs il2npul Nv CAT
TIE. Receipts n1N, atcndy lflmO-fsd
siarfs. ~ bOuiliD dressed hucf steers.
iIO bUtfig 10. southern steers 5000 90,
COWS. UgautU15. huIf,fH. o. huull71,
sio,kers. iT7hdfl2 iO. calves " dnNla no.
RIIrEp' Receipts. 1000. steady. Lambs.
tlT OnWlk OU, NpnrlluTH. ST. inull TO.
weihcts ~ ana 100 no. vWoN, tll SOAR 100.
s'utkrtH, g. Ounlbsa
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G. r. Thomas, Old
Resident, Is Dead

G. r Thomas. rs years old. 1915
North Ole avenue, died this morning
att II o'clock Mr. Thomas was .
member Of the Masonic and Odd Fell
lows lodges at Fort Smith, Ark, and
Of the u. {. rs in Oklahoma. He
leaves widow, three sons and
daughter Funeral services will be
held Friday afternoon at Hahn's par
tnrs
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-03-14
RPoOL.

LIVERPOOL, Mnrch li-spot cotton
quiet, prices lower Good middng "a 0Sd
middlng q b5d, low mddlng, 23 03d
good ord nary 22 23d; ordinary 2ib0d
celpts 90, 900. including 81, 500 American
Futures closed ensy New contracts
March p OOd Aprl % 92d May 23S5d
Juns 217id, July 2364d, old contracts
fixed prices. March 22iOd, March April
223ld May-June, 22i5d; Junc-July,
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closing Quotation.

Prices M iUn various sfsdss NJ cattle arc
approximately - follows.
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EsSiIZ.IE.:yIIEE7l

REALTORS.
Walnut g. 2O9ia West Main 81
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PROMOTION ADYERTIsING.

Effective Thursday, March "a, all dis
play advertising pertaining to the sale
Of stock must be in the office Of The
Daily Oklahoman BY 8 p, M Thursday
for insertion in the following Sundays
issue In order to get the ads sttract-
lively displayed We find il necessary ia
have the copy by this time
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-03-14
NEW yoRk MONEY

NEW YORK, March n - Mercantile
paper four months & percent six
months percent sterling SNly-dpy
bins. N72is. commercial siSty-dny bills
on baxks. {i72. commercial s.Nlv-dry
bills. Ni2a; demand. N714. cables,
il76 7-'6 Gulicrs Demand, i5c,
cables, i5Ac Bar silver, SoAr. Govern
ment bonds Easy RAILROAD bonds r.
regular Tlmo loans strong Sixty days
ninety days and AI mouLhA percent
Old
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-03-14
CHICAGO

CHICAGO. March II HOGS Nerolpis.
Irm. 81 sfnT1 00. m,rA. iiG kUuil sb.
h,ttf. So luuii no. cough. ii6 lOul6 iUi
plga. I1H1tlfN CATTLE UrDoiutH.
IL 900. finn Native Eteofs " tp2tuiNib,
rtu kofs and fuedrlH. i,.apl2 lig COWS
uud hrlfrrr. ~ OU4fig n0. calves ilnUuu
It uU KliElr WryriUia, 10000, aoudy
WiIEr. O0uliup, mmns, ilionU
1910
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-03-14
REAL ESTATE WANTED

MULTIPLICATION modern homo IN
good location. WIN giyo Chandler,
good condition, driven $500 miles and
some cash as first payment. Phone
Maple G. or address Indiana, 7ls
Insurance building.
WANTED-Well located building sites
VIII trade five or seven passenger. SIX
cylinder rnrH and some cash what have
your Phone Maple 6il or address In
diana, as Insurance building.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-03-14
CipBfiefs

Special Episcopal Services 90 Special
services Inducing Charles Holding "
shawnee, j N rott OF M Reno and G.
U Hrnch NJ Fay, into the clergy Of the
fplscopal church werf held this morning
NJ 81 iaulH cathedral, Seventh street
Key Brooke bishop of the western Okla.
homH doreHe md ArChdencOn spencer
Mounaey of Muskogcr, conducted IN"
services,
Lodge Buys War Savings stamps The
campaign committee for Tho sale ~ war
tavingH stamps announced today that
tho I q. q r Lodge No 4, voted last
! night to invest 5000 I'm war savings
stamps, Tho treasurer OF the lOdgA was
authorized to make tho purchaHeFsg
Cottenai Hare FrldHy-TudEs John "
COttornl Of Guthrie win bc bore tomnr.
row aud open e-day session Of tho
federal court. Only motions and equity
pleas will he heard Tho regular spring
session of tho court will convene ON
March 20, whom criminal chHcH, lndlrt
Jury at Guthrie and important Civll cases
viii hh tried
Negro Released on Bond Susie Prultt.
negro, who Killed Manic Lambert, negro
last Sunday In II fight resulting from n
ulhUultu WuNUIN MI was released on
$500 bond NJ n hnbsnH corpus proceed
lnss heard In thr district courtroom OF
Judge HnyHUu this morning Tho evi-
dcnro showed that tho Lambert woman
had started the trouble, and even after
receiving the death wound In hrr neck
had maintained such n hold on tho Prullt
womHnS throat thnt her fingers had to
be forced apart In order TO free tho
singer.
Fire Hose shipment RsoslVsd Tho city
has Just putChhsed and received 900
feet Of fire hose Tho hose was tested
nnd approycd yesterday by fire chief,
Ross NJ Brooks This lot win he dis
tflbulcd to all tho stations Of the city.
Pumps TO Be Installed The I,ouyaln
on company, Vaughn & Wheeler and
hnowhn X Dnnner, were given perms-
hlon To Install vacuum pumps In Wash
lnEton and Creek counties by the state
corporation todny
Permit 10 Railroad -- The Southwest
Missouri Railroad company was given
perinisHlon Of thu state corporation com
mission TO eNerclSo tho right ~ eminent
domain In Oklahoma today. This road Is
an lnterurbnn line which recently built
an extension from Joplin Mo, to Unx-
Yer NnilnEH Kan. nnd now In planning
10 build from Baxter Springs 10 Miami,
Okla.
Bee Disease Feared Some OF the
colonies VI bees In Oklahoma CITY ure
thought To be infected with bacterial
bee dlHnnsc known Rs "foul brood I"
which attacks bees In tho larvae stage
To mako sure NJ whether this ls no or
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-03-14

Produce Provisions
CHICAGO

CHICAGO. March II BUTTER. Tn
changed fGgR Hpprlptr IlGlG cnses.
unchanged POTATOES, Higher. rr.
ccipi', q, cars Wisconsin MinneHutn aud
Michigan bulk 81 iuuli5. do sacks 81 Il
q ! 5O BOOSTERS Unchanged
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KANSAS CITY

KANSAS CITY. March II -- CASH
CORN 2c 10 10 lower No mixed, II Gs
ul 30, No white, 81 '0ui ~. No Z
No : white, Ssc, No ( mII.d wWsytS
llNI .? Nn2sb kAFlH AND MILO
NAlHE t1s2nA nm
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-03-14
OKLAHOMA TRUST COMPANYs
MARCH IAHEAINE

MAklli IAItAlNN
Elegant 6-rOum modern home facing on
C'lsscn Blvd ncnr 2lrd only 81. 5OO small
cash pnymout, balance TO suit
6-room modern duplex. complete IN every
detail, ? fun lots on pavement Tor only
'liOO small cash payment balance 10
suit ON pRrk Place west Of Clnssen
Blvd Cnll Mir Clark
South Town forced Sllc-2 corner lots
on paving. G-rOUm modern duplex. large
barn, brick store building for only i2650.
$3.50 cash, balance less than rent Call
Mr. Morgan
Capitol Inn extra homo bargain on I
lots and car line. II hug 4 large beautl-
ful rooms, hurns. fine fruit chicken
houses, Yards and extra fine improve
mcnts This was built Tor a home, price
only i2lO0 $500 cash, balance to suit
Houses stores and farms for rent
MIR ALBERT h UrSHER Ia manager
uf our Insurance Department Ask him
about II Service wins
We nre T. s. TREASURY AGENTS
for the sale OF Wnr- Sayings and
THRIFT STAMPS Buy literally, help
win the war.
OKLAHOMA TRUST COMPANY
50S-lO Insurance Building. Maple "a
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LFGALS
THE WICHITA FALLS n NORTH.
WESTERN RAILWAY COMPANY.
NOTICE

THE WICHITA FALLS \ NORTH.
WESTERN RAILWAY COMPANY.
NOTICE
Altus. okla, Feb. 2s, 1918.
Public notice ls hereby given that the
annual meeting Of stockholders Of the
Wichita Falls n Northwestern Railway
Company viii he held at the general office
of said company in the city OF Altus
Jackson county, Okla, on Saturday, the
3Oth day Of March, 1918, at o'clock
m, far the election Of board OF seven
directors and for the transaction of such
other business as may come before said
mcotinE
Notice ls also hereby given that the
annual meeting OF the board Of directors
ot said The Wichita Falls n Northwest
crn Railway Company will hH held Rt the
same place and on the same day mme-
dRtely after the adjournment Of said
stockholders meeting
= 4. sCHAF1r. President
WILEY BLAIR. Secretary,
NOTICE or SALE
Notice is hereby given that Charles
w. SChnn. ns receiver Of the properties
of the Missouri Kausns a Texas Rail
way company, will ON the 30lh day Of
March, 1913, at 10 O'Clock A NJ, offer
for sale and sell ~ public auction 20 tho
highest bidder for cash. nj lts freight
depot on Reno street Oklahoma city
oklahoma, one tractor cultly1tor. shipped
from trcrnylle. Texas, consigned 10 {.
" Cogrow nj Oklahoma city. OklahO-
ma, Tor the purpose OF satisfying freight
nnd all other legal charges
CHARLES e. SClhrF. Receiver
Missouri, Kansas n Texas Hallway,
q. T. WARMER.
Agent for said Receiver
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-03-14

NEW YORK, March II Raw sugar
slcndy, centrifugal O0i: mOlaHses uuml.
mi Refined sugar steady; fine Etnnu-
lntcd 40
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-03-14

KANHAs VITY7 March N-RUTTEH
Creamery, sc. nrat-. &c. seconds lic.
packing 1-l4r market 0ulot FOGg
Flrfis Sc POULTRY l,oostera isr.
brnllofs 2iu2Gc POTATOES Declined.
81 200 co.
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Outside Livestock
EoHT WORTH.

FOWT wOUTIl. March I-CAT1TH
Receipts 2.OD0i steady Reeves " nnu
- go ilOdEi Receipts, 5000 ihn 10 iiC
rolpta 200. stondy. lamhs 90 U0ul6 ~
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sl&y&k

Home Ruilders- Home sites-RcaltorE.
~ n Harvey Telephone pBN-i
REN. ESTATE WANTED.
WANTED New 6-roOm bungalow, close
10 car line: northwest locAtO pre-
frrrcd; price must be reasonable: Cnn pay
iaOOn0 cash. balance monthly. Phone.
Walnut HS6
/ WANT to buy 3 or Groom home with
four or more lotN good location. pay
Terminal Bldg
HAVE party With $3.50 cash and i16 per
month for n five or slE room house.
Baxter, National Bldg
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-03-14

liNtN lNr htE market experienced
another uph,aynl today, tho rise Ecn-
orally being 10 90 10 cents. ana In places
even more Thursday top WAS reached
nt fli5o. bulk Of tho Incoming supply
rulng NJ 1850 tO 81 lo Tudnys pfl1os
iu tho bog division arc tho highest ln
almost three weeks
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-03-14
o,mp pOnIphan Want. cI.sn..f Data

Concsrna In Oklahoma City doing .
business Of cleaning Garmsqts as wei
viii probably do we'll ~ send their bust-
noaa cards 10 Howard FlgH At the Chan-
hsr of Commerce The reclamation OF
nrer ~ Camp noulphan has written
ligg ho wants some data on who does
good work Of that Kind In oklahoma
CIty with n view "a sending wOrk hero
connection with soldiers uniforms.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-03-14
Treasure State Stock

FUN NNlIN4
Act quickly n you want 300 shares at
siO5, subject 10 prior sale, Companys
81 stock withdrawn Smith, Maple b1b.
Walnut il76-J. 633 Security, Oklahoma
CITY
FOR sALE--One hundred OH state Re
filming for tA5 90, subject 10 prior sale.
g H. Buchanan, Dewey, Okla.
FORTY ACRE lease, nenr famous four
strata discovery, oklahoma Kansas
mineral district. Want a few partners 10
organize company; ground floor offer
Write 7. O. RoN 937, Brtton, Okla.
WILL sacrifice 500 shares Miami Mining
Milling and Development company stock
Mt SOC: company selling at 500; have
forty acres adjoining Lead Roy and sixty.
five acres with producing mill abundant
ore In both. Blg bargain. J-26' care OF
OklRhOman.
OIL, STOCK-30O shares American on
and Refining, 81 jj. 500 Northwest Pc
trolcum. 75c 1S s Klein, VIM Ward
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-03-14

CHICAGO. March N-CORN No 2
yellow nominal OATR STANDARD Nlit
W5c RYE No ,. 1870, HARLEY.
81 tbu22s
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ct. LOUIS.

TT LOUIS. March ii-CORN; No ?,
81 ~. No white, $3.50 OATS No :
02bC, No . white 9bc.
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Realtors
Walnut ~ ?lpt West Main street
FIVE Room modern home. sbayuf
porch, on 2ith street. $50 viii gHe
'uu possession
WAHL.KlEN co,
Walnut Cgli iUi, Terminal
ron SALE on TRADE lur m hne
residence lots ON lIst ION street ~.
siiIDted section block, from Dulhcft-
rUn school owner leaving city Maple
lltf.H
FOR SALl.--rslr NJ luts. iI5 Fast iih
&c.. near Walnut ami llih Nt. also
2 lots uu The northeast corner ~ E Dlh
Ii, md lith avenue, also J lots located
NJ 1855 ". iifh ~ ARMY room glS
EriatuI hotel W J. OUuuurN
VVHm ~ ON West i7h street
wy WN, nonr shnucl Avenue car
service. one ~ the hest
bungalows In tho city. seven lnfge rooms
solid onk finish nll tho very latest hunt.
boo TEXTURES. garage and servants house
.N,l'n 'rDf u' rTu"ui n Nuu orc ln the
Wrfko' fur H good home. ~ uH show YOU
ths ono Price 5000 suitabIs terms
Listing "a
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-03-14

ST LOUIS. March POULTRY and
HuIIER. Unchanged. EGGS. soc
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-03-14
COTTON DECLINES
ON SHIP LOSSES
15-POint Drop Is Recorded in
New Orleans Trade
Nrw onLrANs corroN ruruRrs.

NEW ORLEANS. Mnrch n COTTON
closed stradS ~ a. decline of TO g