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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-11-01
KAISER OUT !! !
Copenhagen Hears Report from Berlin That the German
Emperor Has Vacated Throne - Military lnsurrec-
lions In Vienna and Bud apest

LONDON, Oct. 31.-1t so P. M
High placed German officials at Copen-
hagen this afternoon received tnfor1na-
ticn that tho German emperor had abu-
Gated, according to the Copenhagen
correspondent Of tho Exchange Tele-
graph company, who adds:
Nothing tn said about the crown
prince"
BERNE, Oct. al-(By Associated
overwhelmingly tnsurr< t:---:-r occurred
In both yteuna, end Budapest WcdR ~
day, according to the Berlin news-
papers. The people md troops &c
claimed republic.
LONDON. Oct 81. &C =. m.)---F"ndi-
tiouS III the interim Of NuSIrit-liuiIaFF
virtually prcciud" c"ntinuanc" "t
nEht!ug. according I" news r"a"HihE
London this evening. The ralWNEH
, necessary for the mutnt"nanc" ~ thN
military forces of the dual monarchy
! have hncom" utterly disorGnniZ"d. MI
communication between AGra'n. fNuih"'
Budapest and Vienna har" h""n int"Trup-
ted and tho railway ruriu'iCa'!"hH p'-
iwcan Berlin and Vienna has" E""n cut.
. Tho monarchy is faced with c"Inp!Gi"
: i:iltT.Al slllstL SIlJ.
AMSTERDAM oct. "l.--iraN" rint:nE
broke out at Hudai',%t, on Wednesday
urr5rdihc 70 news reaching here t"GtE'
, from the Hungarian capital. M"hs I"ot-
cd the stores AMI attacked III" banks
which have limited payments 70 l"o
crowns. m
;s.IsNE.. Switzerland. Oct. "l.--The
, German stat" II Austria has b"''N Great =
cd bv act .; III" German maternal r"Il-
: ell OF Austria. and note /" PRESIDENT
! Wilson notifying him Of this action mas
; been drawn MP and approved Al 4 !uii
meeting Of tho council. TN" stat" claims
; all territory Of old Austria wh"r" me
ma atpritv uf tho population IS S''rtnhh'
Tho ncw state" 4 summary OF IN" conn
! ellis notr shows. demands that It's rep
resenratives no admitted /" part!cinati"n
In the p"uco negotiations. The new
state recognizes the ind"rendcnr" II
tho Jugo-Slav and tzech"-Slar states
| Il claims for itself Moravla AMI HlI-
/ csia. 1t appeals IN President Wilson
! tn give the German nation III" rlGhl /"
| dispose ~ Itself.
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-11-01
THT WEATHER.

WASHINGTON. Oct. 31--ForecastI
West vrgin1a--Fadr Friday and Sat
urday, warmer in west portion Saturday.
Western Pennsylvania and Ohio
Partly cloudy and continued cool Fri
day; Saturday fair aud warmer.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-11-01
WON'T BE OPERATED.

FAlRMONT. w Va. pr!. 3l.--ur-
gas NrldS and prospects Of Il distress
ing Sh"rrag" III" coming winter have
prompted The Fairm"uI Window 'ila"s
company MT Ia operate It's plant this
season. Announcement Ia this rff"r;
was mad" today. Ah"ut Ia men vii!
hc affected Th. plant has been cl"scG
Snc' July r.
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. Entire Turkish
Armtce Signed on Island of Lemnos - Entire Turkish
Army on the Tigris Surrenders to the Bntish-Free
Passage Of Allied Fleets Through the Bosphorus Is
Granted, and Occupation of Forts.

is in the BLACK Sea This vessel was IN
the Mediterranean when the var began
and escaped TO the Bosphorus, where II
was reported to have been sold" TO
Turkey hrforr that country entered tho
war The cruiser was badly damaged
several times bur rrccn; reports said
il had been repaired again. taken over
by the Germans and Withdrawn TO the
Black Sea.
LONDON. Oct. 3I.--Ismail F!axid.
commanding tho Turkish armies NJ the
group operating in tn" Tigris region III
Mrsupotnmin, has surrendered With one
entire division and the best part ~ two
other divisions. the Evening Standard
says.
Tho Standard also says " understand"
th,. British vice admiral 1T SRioniki coz
rludcd au armistice' with Ottoman gov
rrnmcnt at noon Today.
The entire Turkish fnc.s which mas
been opposing the Er!ti:h on 'he TiSr:S
has been captured. il was officially an-
nounced today.
LONDON. Oct. 81 via MontrcaD--,
The terms OF the Turkish armistice,
which now is in operation. includes tne
free passage OF IN" pardancIleS 10 tnS.
Allr u rlG,dS. Sir George CaTe
IIumc. Secretary announced In use
Of Commons today.
Another condition is the immediate re-
plir!nlion Of British war prisoners.
General Townsend. the British com
mandcr captured TT kut el Amara, was
liberated several days ago by the Turk
ish government. Sir George Cave tho
Home Secretary announced in the House
Of Commons today in order TO inform
the British Admiral IN command IN the
Ascans that tho Turkish government
Continued on Pnge eiK.)
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AMSTERDAM. Oct. 2!.--Th'' C"l"Gn"
Gazntt. nunounc"s that the r"iltI"al de-
rorlmont =; supreme army hcahq"'rr'"rS
has suppressed the department created
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Continued on Page Stx.)

lated points had penetrated our lines,
WIS quickly stopped.
"On the Aisne heights northwest OF
Chateau Porce1n violent French attacks
were repulsed.'
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PARIS, Oct. 31.-Au arm1stico be-
tween tho Allies and Turkey was signed
today at Mudros, on the Island OF Lem
nos, In the Aegean Sea, It Is Officially
announced.
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WASHINGTON. OCT. %l.-.tnn"uncc-
r,."ut from London that nm hrmisilc"
with Turkey which permits paSs:iE" OF
allied warships through the pardnn"l!"s
already is in operation. led naval Of
ficrrS here tn belirv" that an allied
fleet. If i; has. not already started. soon
will pass through Ia the Black Sea TO
attack tho German naval forces tAGrc'
These forces inCludr ships Of III" "uS-
sian Black sea fleet taken over ey the
Tcutnns after III" rollaHsr Of IL pro-
yisinual ruvrrnnl"u; in RUSSIA. pfl!rlni
British rrpnrts revealed by Sir Erie t'rd~
,lrs. frs; lord VI he admiralty. during
his rcr"n, visit here, show that The I'''r-
mans obtained ole uHrr-drradnaught.
several battleships of the prc-dr"'td-
na,lght type and Il score "I f"Si "c-
StrnYrrS.
The German battle cruiser Gochcn ais"
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LONDON, Oct 31.-The British gov
ernlnent, Eeuters Limited says, today
received definite proposals Of peace
from Turkey.
The Turkish plenipotentiaries arrived
at Mudros, Island Of Lemros, early this
week, and On arnistice was signed BY
Admiral Cnlthorpe on behalf Of the AL
lied governments last night. IT VIII
come into operation at noon today.
It is impossible as yet to publish the
full terms Of ,he arlni5ticc, but they
include the FREQ passage Of tho allied
fleets through tho Sosphorus to the
Black Sea, the occupation Of forts On
the Dardau uelles and IN the Bosphoru
necessary to secure the passage Of tho
ships and the immediate repatriation OF
allied prisoners Of war.
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BEATEN AUSTRIA BEGS ARMlSTICE
Amsce Thai viii Place Another Of Cermanys Allies Ho de Combat
General Weber and Austrian Deputaon Pass Through Italian

mPa
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WODRA SuW
ntQxo ~ ~
>TrrD STAIRS
GTInNkFN
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-14
SOUR GRAPES NOT TO
BLAME FOR DISMISSAL
So Declares George Reeves in
Answer TO Story Told
by Fitzhugh.

Resignation OF Lee Fltxhugh as.
sistant county attorney was requested q
by County Attorney George Reeves be-
cause ~ general Incompetence and
thc fact that Fitzhugh was consider
ing making the race for re office OF
county attorney had nothing TO do
with the firing" Rccording 10 a
statement made yesterday afternoon
by Mr.. Reeves,
LRzlness. Incompetence ana the
fact that Mr.. FighuRh dismissed sew
Cral charges under circumstances that
could not understand and he could
not"eNplaln. caused me tn ask FOR his
resignation" Reeves said
Efforts TO get him 20 take an in
t"rest In the work of the office have
Jailed completely He does not get
down To the office until $50 IN the
mornings and his work has not been
satisfactory Tho put him IN charge
or injunctions. he has not caused an
Injunction 20 be placed since Noycm-
bcr 90"
Harmony between Titzhugh aud the
county attorney was rupurcd hast
November when Fizhugh dlami isAcd
charges against W. B johnson. a
negro charged with assault with in
tent 10 KIN Ed Wurdlaw. another
negro This was done. according 20
kccNcs. after Wordlaw had died, and
charge ~ murder WAS about 10 be
filed against Johnson Fitlhugh IL
said 10 have dismissed the affair ms "A
negro Killing" Johnson was
charged by Fitzhugh with carrying
concealed Weapons and released on
IaymSnr Of "a $50 fine. after II Was
known that murder charges were rs
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-14
PUBLIC BIDDING FOR
PLAYERS CONDEMNED
National League Takes Ac-
tion to Prevent Repetition
of Hornsby Case.

NEW YORK. Feb. National
league baseball club owners went on
record at the final session Of the an
nual schedule meeting here today as
condemning the practice OF club
owners or managers making public
offers for players OF other clubs. Ac-
ton was taken after Branch Hickey
OF 81. Louis had made an earnest
speech In which he complained OF the
offers made for Shortstop Hornsby OF
his team by the management Of the
Chicago Nationals.
ON motion Of the 81 Louis club the
years ago prohibiting clubs from with
drawing waivers except In the case OF
a drafted player
President Ebhetts OF Brooklyn pro-
posed to have postponed games
played off any time during the season.
After this suggestion was defeated he
nttempted TO have duubleheaders
eliminated completely from the sea
sons play but this also met with ad-
verse vote
Messrs Dreyfuss. Hampstead and
Baker were appointed a committee 10
confer with the American league,
which Will meet here tomorrow 10 fix
uniform prices Of admission TO ball
marks in view Of the war tax problem.
Regardless OF the Baltimore clubs
suit against the National and Amerl
can leagues 1t Is understood that all
fingucial matters between the major
organizations and the representatives,
4
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-14
EARLY STOCK GAINS
ARE LATER CANCELLED
Events Over Holidays Cause
Favorable Influence Dur
ing Early Trading.

NEW YORK. Feb 10 Tho stock
market seemed TO obe favorabiy In
fmeuccd In the early stages ut to-
days trading by events over the holt
days. Leading issues gained / TO. 2
points aud a few specialtjcs a. much
NJ to In the active first hour
Inter the greater part Of this ad-
Nantuge wsH cancelled for no hp-
parent reason other than realizing
from profit taking ana the failure NJ
speculative intoJoEts tu follow IN
their initial operations
There was IA moderate accumula-
ton OF buying orders. but this de
maud was soon Satisfied The usual
divergence OF opinion prevailed re.
.tp"cting the Significance OF presi-
dent Wilson's latest address and tho
hcwildering changes In the Russian
sltnntlon In no important quarter
was II believed however. that peace
prospects had boon fastened
Shippiugs owed their prominence
aud strength 10 specific cnuses. a 2
point rise IN Atlantic cur hclnK nc
.roupanicd by reports of forthcoming
change of control
industrial Alcohol General Motors.
Grncral Electric Baldwin Locomo-
tive, Cruciblc Steel and Royal Dutch
on constituted the OTTER strong spc-
chl,ics. very little remaining of their
2 I" point gain az the end
Snics amounted 10 i70 900 shares
Tho general bond list was steady.
ilrt is 9GlS and second Is at % 20
hr"ko 10 new low ground Sales. pnr
Nuue aggregated tG25.0OU.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-14
Razorback GridirOn Star
Enlists in Air Service

FORT SMITH. Ark Feb, 13.-Gcnc
tSuda) Davidson, football star OF the
Arkansas university and conceded a
place on the all-Southern eleven, Is an
airman.
The star athlete has completed his
enlistment in the aviation corps ana
has had filed with the local exemption
board the certificate,of his acceptance
in that branch of the military ser
vice This will make n change In his
Classification. He did not claim eX-
emption and was placed in Class one
when the board passed on his ques-
tIounaire. His certificate Of member
ship in the flying squadron entities
him 20 be placed in Glass five, and
exempt from the operation OF the
draft lie is the second OF the Ar
kansas football stars OF 1917 TO Join
the aviation corps, Temple Hardin
now being on the other side OF the
waters, having completed his training
iu this country.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-14

were desecrated. Then he took me
into his garden Two crucifixes we're
standing. one, he said had held his
wife. the other his daughter Two
mounds nearby, ne said. marked tho
spots where he had gathered their
torn bodies for burial These sights
are common In France
/ Americas entrance into the war
alone has prevented repetition Of
such SCENES In our own land Ger
man had planned TO attack rs thru
Mexico and Canada
Appearance OF American soldiers
In Europe raised the morale ~ the
allied armies beyond description
Frances exhaustion has not been cx -
agRerated, he said She wAs very
tired and tres fatigue" had become
a national expression France was
sick Of the war. Now all is eAanged
and the spirit of the allied armies is
splendid.
Knight has only one thrilling PEI
sonhl experience to relate He tolls
It about like this;
Had Thrilling Experience.
II was visiting the front line with
"A French p0ilu rs guide We came
20 a piece OF destroyed trench thrt
was not deep and It became noces-
snry To expose ourselves TO the Cor
man fire for distance OF nearly "a
hundred feet ] was afraid There
is no use denying H.
The Poilu crossed first and then
slrnallcd me TO come / pulled my
helmet down and st1rteT' across as
fast ns could run A. | reached tho
end OF Ihc exposed piece. ! was thrown
heavily 10 the ground. Stars and con-
stcllHtlons loomed before me. slowly
! came TO. See here ia the dent in MY
helmet ! realized | was altogether.
WiFRliug first one hand aud then the
other and then my legs and finally
my whole body The poilu griuupd
aui asked me " ! WAS hurt He picked
me mp and | saw that | had run into
a cross beam supporting the trench II
made quite dent In my helmet"
Has Troph cs of Battle.
Among Mr. knights treasures les q
blood stained helmet, taken from the
shattered head 81 German soldier ns
he lay near the French lines Blood
Clotted mud Of No Mans lHnd is ON the
helmet A German rifle long, dang
orous buyonets. SHELL castings from the
battle Of the Marnc, one beautifully
embossed by French soldier IN bis
spare Nomcnts and destined 10 some
AmctAhu girl are among lle '"lio'-
ton ~ trophies
The ugly heavy steel helmet of tho
German soldier contrasts distinctly
with the neat cloth helmet OF the uf.
ficers The officers do not need steel
HeImeta Mr Knight said. They arc
miles behind the front lines and live
IN dugouts far below ne surface Of
the earth. hc said.
Mr. knight is visiting America ~
a mission" the nature ~ which he
declared he Was not at liberty 20 state
He viii be here several weeks II"
ls the son Of J W. kulEht 0f Wa.
oner. and 81 few years ago was %
student al Henry Kendall ,oll"r"
After graduation In 1914 he went jo
Princeton. enllgfinP frou there Iast
January for field ambulance work iu /
France For this work ho was paid
In the reruat lion scale of M" ffsHnh
army. cents a day
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-14
GERMANS UNSATISFIEO
ABOUT RUSSIAN PEACE

AMSTERDAM. Feb n Tho Ger
man press appears quite unable to
regard Trot2i<y's announcement Of n
state Of peace between Russia and the
central Gas1wcrs with any feeling or
Satisfaction The Berlin TeiWng Am
Mitng thinks that the old chaos will
Continnc and that therefore II will be
necessary for Germany 10 continue
osafcguard her frontier both from
q military and diplomatic viewpoint
The Berlin Tageblatt says that no
body can fail 10 see that Trotzky's
sting facts. adding:
The Bokal AnzeigeT declares that
piemnture rejoicing with the repre-
HcniatiVes Of greater Russia has never
been warranted nor IL II now, In view
of the latest manifestations Of Maxi
maIist diplomacy.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-14
SpOrtosraphy
WINTER SONG.
BY GRAVY

WINTER SONG
Il knw place where the sun IL Ike
gold"
But | cannot get there very wei:
Around these here diggings It's awfIlly
H. cold
IT'S warmer. no doubt, down in
the Canal zone.
-
II every fan In the countr, In.
vested Just one quarter in Thrift
Etamp, Uncle Sam would have ouite
lot OF money TO carry on the flsht
make IL unanimous
,
who told YOU you knew what Y.
NJ. c. A. stand for? II means now
days--Y -ou NJ -ust Came A cross
II Matty pitches for the Reds next
season well. Won might inst az well
Al least that's what Cincinnati rams
think
For the first time In MANY vears
the Cincinnati club is in such excel.
len; shape that the lIneun for the
aecided npon nt this dato nnd 6ut ne.
tie eNperimcntinV will be dono with
youngsters with pitching and cairh-
lar staffs ana an tpfieId ana o,,Ifi.ll
composed Of experienced and depend
able men. Mntty IN looking forward
with pleasurablo nptictnatior "a tho
opening OF the 1918 ramnaIgn and
believes that his cluh ~ finish IN
second place without adJitionnl
STRENGTHENING whereas in former
years the Reds wero u1,auv in an
embryonic state rrior 10 their de-
parture on the goIthcrp training trip.
-.
Ual Chase IIcinic Groh Tom CrIt.
mn ana our or. two other iig lcucuct.i
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-14
College Athletes Needed
To Organize Army Sport

NEW. YORK. Feb. 13-One hum
drcd college athletes above draft age
with ablity to promote and organize
sports FOR large numbers Of men are
needed Immediately for military
camps in the United states and
TurEo II was announced today by
Tho Young Mems Christian associa-
tiun More than three hundred
physical directors now are In camps
here IL was stated and one hundred
are In France An additional hun
lroi are needed at once and thirty q
month thereafter until three hundred
are working among the American
forces In France.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-14
TULSA WILL HAVE
NEW RACE TRACK
Classy Speedway Will Be Put
in Before County Fair
Next Fall.

The Tulsa County Fair Is going tc
have one Of the fastest race tracks In
the state when the annual exhibition
IL held n"xt fail The track will be
brand new and no expense will he
>pared to make 1t standard In every
way
This was decided Upon at meet
lns OF the fair directors held in tie
Chamber OF Commerce rooms yester-
day Whether II shall he mile or
hblf-mile track will be determined at
the next meeting OF the directors 10
be held Saturday, February 23.
The committee on prizes and
awards. composed OF -, A. Wilson. M.
s. Ellington and w, A. Rayson, was
instructed yesterday 10 confer with
the heads Of the various departments
before making out the premium list
and see Just what each. department
wants.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-14
Schedule Community
Basketball League

Wednesday. February lS, p. M
lla'nes vs.. Cadillac; Pierce Arrow q
NATIONAL, Stutz VS. Mercer.
day. February IS, 3.t5 y. M
Nir'Hn six VS.. Chalmers; Overland
49, lupmobie.
Monday February rs, 3:45 y. m
s'N'@ vs.. National; Winton Six VS.
Ne.s
Wednesday. February 20, s p. M
ha mers vs.. Overland; Mercer vs.
Haynes. National vs.. Cadillac.
friday, February 20. 3:45 p, m -
,,i''''r vs. Cadillac; Winton Six vs.
Monday February 25. 3:t5 p. m
hunmnhlle vs.. Neliei Winton Six vs.
: AFcrnrd
Wednesday February 81. s p. M
E,e-Arrow vsf-S 'adilfac; NRtlona
VS. hnynes, ChaFNers VS.. Hupmobile
f.day March I, 3s45 y. m-Pierce-
''."" vs. Mercer, Overland vs.
Monday March 4. S.45 p. m
'aaNIac VS., Slutz.
.. Wednesday March 6. s p. m
'a..Wers vs.. Velie; lslutg Vs. Haynes
Wednesday. March 5 p. m
Arrow ". Haynes.
Team Captains.
.l'Z. Eugene Thackery.
t'f"c-Arrow, Dick Wheeler.
'tonal Seward Harris
.'rcer James Moore.
haynes. Alvin Bumcarner.
Nlnio7 SIX Douglas owen.
''.Hr-s Leroy Bossard.
overland. Everett Bossard.
iiurW'Ane, Jack Sloan
cNsNe Wnr-cn simmons.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-14

1T LOUIN, Feb ia---HOHN- Heoelpla
lt4O0 marFd l5M 55c higher, Lighisr,
tl5.sod l0i pigs si2mi5, mlSed and
sl0.OOQ 10 i5 buit. ,f@SA6a 1910
CArTLE- Receipts. s.iO0 strong Native
beef steers, <sO0a 1850; yearsng steers
and hoifers. t7.o0Gt 1850. COWS, aG OOW
~ So stockers aud feeders, e6 90 n 30 80 /:
fair n prime sol'harn beef steers ~ OO6t
~ sos boot COWS aud bifets e0MlO. south.
orn yearNg steers and heiiers. sT5O@
1000 Bntlvsi calves tsdlU.
@Hffp- Receipts, 500, steady I.ambA
sit OOGt ~ N ewos tii.6OM ~ 90 seth.
efs, sii 500 20. Gamers and choppers,
g6C{g
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-14
Provisions


INV YOKK FebI ~ -Cofftr f0iar,s 10
dsy closed At net gain Of Is to % poiula
march i.S0c; May sOOc July e1lc. sep
trmhrr 4 zoe, October = 2nc. December
soc.
lDAc Frw fresh offers were reported ir
the cost and freight market but Santos 4,
were said h. ba here AZ 10 cents steamer
shipment Lundnn credits, aud at pAOo i0i
shipment BY auf8iary.
The official cables carried no qu0taiioni
owing 10 the holiday ~ Bradi santos rs
ported a clearance VI - 900 bags for Nes
Orleans HfsF,h4u port receipts, - 900
Jundisby. I5 600
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-14

KANSAS CITY Peb ~ HOGs Re
ceipts 1900 25mJ0c higher Hulk i57s
"a is 90. heavy, slG 0UNIGlO, light sij 70
n - % pigs ai3ml5
led steers l2lOFt 1850, dressed beef
steers sfO fO256rI1 90 southern steers " so
IN o 90. cows o. Ijbt 1850. hrhets. 81 90
6f1i 50, st0rkers. 1900 l2UG. ralyes
" UOu 25
suEt Receipts. 500 steady Lambs
G0pIG00 2rarlinEn. Sl3kUdli SO.
Helhrfa 80 1uM 1890 ewes 81 25W
~ G5s. sto,kcrs. $500 1885
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-14
LiUe Stock


CHICAGO. Feb i3.--ioGa Receipts.
70 900 tomorrow B7. 900, unsettled Rulk
.,P nv ~ nghi siopow n.y. i"sS 10 lnlhsa'
sl6.b0m lh.7bj pigs, st2 40@ 1850
CATTLE Receipts 5000, tomorrow. IS,
600, strong Native steers, &H.A0a 1880; I;
stoctors and f6cd,rs 81 25df 10 30. cows and
hsifers, ~ 500 ~ go eaSses. $500 1918.
HHEEp Receipts Z 900; tomorrow, 5000 ,
steady Wethers, 1850 1890, ewes w 20
GpI2.BOi lambs, $4,000 l7.OO.