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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-06-15
Beans and Peas

Beans, marrow, choice. 100 ID. s1175;
marrow, Manchurian. ST.; Coscorrones,
Gn ,iti'ia sfqS $S-1S3 pea chqice $775Q$S;
ION. California, IS. small Whit. California,
Is; large White. Idaho, s.; .Tepary, CALI
Iornta, 90 $5.f5; kotenaShi, japanese,
$6.75 W$7: Korean, $79$750 DaituXu,
Manchurian, $3.50 q IS; Red Kidney choice,
75Gl SI3; Red Marrow, $10.75G S11,
ktntol<i Manchurian, $G1$6.5G; yellow
Eye. $7.21Q $750; Black Turtle Soun.
$l93..7,5@$lI; White kidney choice, Sits
churian $750G$8: Cabaijero. Chilean. s.
m$S; Bayou, Chilean. So q SG.59; cram
berry, Manchurian. round $7.75d SIS long,
$7.25Q$7.50; short. $GG $3.50; California,
81 - a $3.50; pink, California, $3.50, Lima,
Galiforuia. choice $3.50. Peas, Scotch,
1918, $7GF$ green, Idaho $3.50: Washing
ton, SIS; California, S7.T5 ri So. Chilean, s.
el$7.5p, Australian. $7.75@ s8.25; Japanese.
SS@ $3.50; Black Eve, California, sos
$3.50, splits, yellow. $500 a 500, green.
$l0N$1l white, small, Manchurian, So
$500; large, So q $50.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-06-15
Butter, Cheese and Eggs

Butter.-Receipts yesterday were 1883
packages. Creamery, higher than extras
10, SO p q 5+l2C; extras t92 scoral. 81 j., a.
So lac nrsts (8s to 81 score). 5lla q 55c.
seconds IS 10 - score}. 4g4 Sic. lower
grades. 474 f&c; UnsaIted. higher than eX-
trss, 66ia % SIC; eNtras. IS u q 56c; drsts,
So y q 55c seconds, 81 q SIC, state dairy,
so 5sa Sc common to fair $50 Sec; n re I1'5
waited, frsts sic; lower grades 46 a soc
ladies, current make. irsts. - G - y &C; sec
onds, Acc lower grades 4+445c packing
stock current make. No. /. 46c; No. 2,
45c, lower grades, 4l@44c.
Cheese. Receipts were 2,oo1 boxes.
State, whole milk. fresh, fats, oolored ID,
81 Il % 4c; white. 81 ~ nc: average run.
colored, 30A Gp3lc; white. 3oA O. a0& C
lower grades. 2603oc: twins. speclals
whites. 3lQ3t]sc; colored. 81 4 q 81 "a c
average run. white, 30G30tac colored.
30 y a sic: lower grades. 90 q soc; Wiscon.
ain, whole milk, twins, freah. 8 g3l a c;
angle fresh. daisies, colored. SIN QS2c;
double daisies, fresh, 3lIa f32o; Young
Americas, fresh, " @ NC; state, skins,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-06-15

Eggs.-,Receipts were 1887 cases. Fresh
gathered, extras, degeT4 494 4s;sci sterage
- > q 4Ic; gathered, extra frsts, Is u 9 47c;
hGStst AZ "a g 40c; seconds and poorer, IS .
- tsc; d5rties, Ne. /, IS 5sci Ne. and
dry S6@ 37c; under grades, Is q 35c; state,
pennsylvania and nearby western, hepnery
whites, hne to fancy SO GS1c{ ordinary 10
TO hne, Al @ 5Sc; Western and Southern.
gathered whites, 46 @ SEC: state, Pennsyl-
yanIa and nearby, hennery browns, SO o
o1ci gathered brown and mixed colors,
a y 80 I2e: fair TO prime, IS Il q 47c.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-06-15
Miscellaneous Oil Companies
Livestock, Meats, Provisions

Yesterday A year ago
Live steers >air
to prime 100 ID 2.75@15.25 s1S.5o@17.75
= ID. ....<.,..r.. .15@ 20 .2s@ .2e14
Live veals com
100 ID .:...,., 17.oo@so.oo 1860 -
Dressed veals, city,
b ............. % 20 % 20
Live ewes, 100 III 7.509 1880 l0.00@l4.o0
ID .........:.. .15@ 81 .21@ rs
city, h. $1,000. $40 So 500 .s5
Hogs, 100 b.. 20.25@20.75 17.5O917.75
Live lambs far
to prim 100
ID ............ 1900 21.00 22.00G -
bacon. ID. 49,. .2384 @ 2o14 .251s q .25a4
Mess beef, bbl... $500 $3.50 33.0OG 81 90
Mess pork, bbl... 800 q $3.50 47.00G 10. 90
100 h. ......' se4o@36.5O 24.1o@24.2o
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-06-15
Hops

59c; common to fair. ~ q 55c. 1877. com =
mon to prime, nominal; Pacific Coast, 1918,
prime to choice, IS q G0c: common to fair.
IS q SEC; 1917. common to prime. 90 @ 33c.
state and Pacific Coast, older growths. -
@ SOC.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-06-15
Cereals

eat.-Reports on winter wheat tell
OF shading Of the prospects of the crop
owing to red rust and OF the possibilities
Of further loss unless weather conditions
change: Spring wheat is doing we'll. on
the whole 1f1 but Montana and Western
North Dakota need more rain. Receipts
bushels
Corn.-Corn prices made net gains Of 5,
TO ! cent. Governing factors were better
weather. rather Disappointing receipts and
a further rise in hog prices.
N,u x.-,, Yestsgday's Previous Year
New YORK: close. close. ago.
Corn; No. : yel.. $l.e4H $685.
guly ,s,.,....... 1879 ,.:::s9 sr.45
De SesS , ...,., if ~ i i.s3
Oats-Oats pr:@' showed small net
changes. Reports on the new crop gave
oa g." NJ 5':@ VII $3.50 So @so $3.50 $3.50 sos 52
July .:,....... .esA .691@ .7oza
September 800. .es1s .Ssls
December ..... .US3s .683s
Rye.-Markot higher
Nav x.,. Yesterdays Previous Year
cash No West $i.c3i. SIZE .S5S' s?.o 80
Flour and Neutrality-suspicious. were.
Yesterdays Previous Year
MINI is5 slt5o S59Is 90 Sill So
Corn -four. 3.300 100 3504 100 5121A
~ II. GO $3.50 8.15 5000 SIS 1915
lib 1900 - 415O a - -
COttonseed Oil.--There was fair de-
gree Of interest in cottonseed oil Sales
We're 100 barrels. Prices for future con-
tracts We're:
Open
10:43 a. m Previous close
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-06-15
Poultry
Live

chickens.-spring broilers, nearby color
coiored, small, express, 45c; spring broilers
White Leghorns large, express, zoe;
sraht So F 0Tn ex 4SsFS &C. "f sowg
light, freight, SIC; fowls, heavy. freight
freight, ID, 25cG soc. Ducks-Long Island
spring. ID, SIC. Ducks-Western, freight
ID, SOC; southern, freight, lb, SOC Geese
Guineas-pair, S1.10.
Dressed
Northerly Western. ID, 39c a 4Ic; southeT-
y, 10, SSc05 9c; broi!ers. nearby, coored
10. 56c; Western, dry-ptcned lb, 4scQ soc
White Leghorn, ID, 48c; FowIs-fresh. d.y-
packed, inllh-ted, II 10 box. Western, &c
to 90 lbs and over to dozen, &fl3c03Sc,
under 30 loS. SIC; fowls. fresh, dry pa cEled
corn-!ed. II to box. Western. 80 to 90 lbs
and over TO dozen. SO "a 037c: under 90
lbs, Slc; fowls. fresh. drypacked and iced
over. IS SECS sec; y lbs. 34cg 34Isc:
lbs and under. 31c; Southwestern. dry-pick.
Cd, Dds s or kegs, mixed wgts. 33c@ 34c: old
Western, dry picked, No !. CSC; ScaIded
2Sc. Ducks; Long Island and Pennsyl-
doz, S4.50QSq $3.50. Dark. $2.50-s3 Culls
$50 So. Frozen; 1918 PACK. Turkeys,
western small boxes, picked selected
selected young toms, 43049c. Western
n2hls, dry picked, selected young 4sc
Young hens and toms, mixed. $50 47c
Texas, 45 g sc, Texas, fair TO good. 40 a
SIC; Old toms, +3c; Broilers milk fed
fancy IS to I'll lbs to doc, 40 q 4Sc: fancy
Is TO 80 lbs, Attic; corn-fsd, fancy
Is 70 "a lbs, - @ acc; So to 80 lbs 40 t2c
Chickens: Milk-fed 81 TO SO lbs and owe,
70 doz, 42Q 43c. corn-fed. 81 TO go III,
ted; 90 lbs and over 10 doz NH fr NH Il
and over to doz, 40@42c, Fowls: MIX,
fed. so lbs and over TO doz, Sgc; a e
% 90 lbs ssc; ~ TO A lbs. SIC; as TO i:
tps 80 g 80 &c; 80 TO IS lhs, s2Qa9c
end over to dog, s7iac; SO to So lbs
~ ne; "a to ~ !ha, save; 80 to "a lbs, aGc
10 TO 80 lhs, aST9aAc; under 30 ibs
521 1850; Old CockB. Western, pr,rr,e
dry-picked, 23o: Western, soalded, 22c.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-06-15
Vegetables

ri ri s. Z 'Si5@a "a '':S
soy, basket $40 g. s-,'@ Asp sMsSs' dos
lunches, ,$l@$475, Artiehokes, California,
81. Beans, Baltimore, basket, 75c Qsl,95 !;
Maryland, wax, basket soc Q$2.50; green,
eaSAet. 70cQ SEAS; Virginia, basket, 5oc y
North Carolina, basket, soc q $780, North
carolina, Italian basket. 75c @ 81; Far
SOUTHERN, basket 5Qc9 81 California, bas-
Southern, basket, s1q$s, Bets, nearby,
100 bunchos, S4Q$G; Virginia, crate, $3.50
ST. e 3D. io oaS 81 go 5Sq25
Carrots. nearby, 100 punches, So S4; Vir-
g g-na' - zoe +, lunches $$P$6 Bermuda'
lana, Dbl. So q SIS; old. 140-lb bag. $20 IS;
Old. 10o-lb bag, $24$25 so; old. basket,
81 2o q 81 Corn, North Carolina, box, s.. so
Dbl, SIS $l0. Cucun,bers, Virginia, basket,
u a $2.5o; North Carolina, basket $! q
S,2b; Soutn CaT9lina 6asKet ogcR 81 %
ket, 25c@ 81; hothouss, No, l. doz. 81; No.
? dog, 500 Sc. Cabbages, Virginia, crate.
crate. s., Is q Sis; BaltiInore, crate. 81 a
s., Celery, Florida, crate, TcQs2.50 J;
aT%g4s b6 o[a' srd hsS e
35S Horseradish, i6 o ibs- $50 6$S;
nearby, basket, 81 q $3.50, ka1e, bbi, 50Q
81 kohlrabt, nearby, doz punches, S0@
nearby. Dbl, 75Q$1.60; nearby. basket. 40 a
81 nearby, basket, 50gS1, nearby, crate,
1891 state, crate, 75Q$l.25; state, bas-
ket, 50s4 81; California, crate, 35 @ 75c,
Mushrooms, 3-lb basket. $1G$S Onions,
Bermuda, crate, S3.25 9$4; Texas. crate
SL5Q $3.50; California, crate, $48$5;
California, 1o9-4b bag, $3.50. So okra,
Southern, carrIer, sc -. Peas, large bas-
het, 81 q $2,25' small basket. 75qs125-
Peprers, southern, box; $1.25 q $2.25;
Italian, box, $3@$4. Parsley, Bermuda
crate. 25@$l. Rhubarb, 100 lunches, 3
q $3.50. RoInaine, nearby, basket, 80 q SOC
nearby, Dbl, soc q 81; nearby, crate. 40 q
55c Rad'ghes. 100 punches, 81 Gp$2. Seal
lions. 100 punches. S10$2 Spinach Dbl
50c q 3i.25; state. basket. IS q 75c. squash
southern, white, boy. $1Q$lT6; Southern
small basket, 50c0$1, Southern, crooked
neck, basket, 50cgSl. Southern, Italian
basket, Sl@$2 Turnips, white, new Dbl
Sc q 50; old, white, Dbl or bag. 75c @$2
Rutabaga, new, bbl, $4.5OQ$5 so: old. b51
or bag, $50 50. Tomatoes, Florida, crate
o9c a $3.50; Texas, fat. case, S5cm$l75t
Mississippi, fiat, case, Sl@$I75; hothouse
H. 10 ESQ, Wntercress, 100 punches, $1.5C
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-06-15
Curb Market

80 - q
Note.-The Tribune assumes no resDo0si-
bljty for the accuracy or authenticity OF
curb market quotations. Transactions and
prices yesterday We're reportd as follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-06-15
Commodities .

specials a+t4 @25Ac, prime to choice. q
g 39c, tair to good, II @ zee; lower grades
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-06-15
Summary Of Stock Exchange DEALINGS
Bonds
Yesterdays Transactions in Listed Stocks

AL quoted dollars
of
only transa Ctiouso of 0Osha-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-06-15

Sugar and Coffee


Current A year
prices. ago.
Sugar, granulated. per b.. 7.45
Sugar, centrifugal, per ,lb...... 7:2a -
Coffee. Santos No 4 per lb. 24&t =
Sugar.-Jobbers ana retailers who failed
to place orders for future requirements
are now complaining of their inability to
get supplies. Refners are still congested
and most OF them are entirely out OF the
market.
scored in the coffee market, as a result Of
higher prices in Brazil and continued re-
R9s sdvances Of q to ne pS S25ns 5 ofea
cables reported a rise of 900 reis in the
Rio spot market and from 100 to 200 refs
in the Santos market. Stocks in this
country are low and Brazil controls The
situation.
Prices for future contracts follow:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-06-15
Consolidated EXCHANGE

Unit Of trade on this exchange. 10 sharesI
Transactions and prices yesterday for the
more active shares fnllnu.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-06-15
Standard Oil
Other Oil Stock s

Sales. Open. High. Low Last.
s 5@9 : :Aiii o o. R e e e e e e
300 ANAL Royalty ia "a ,1Le "a
1000 Barnett &C "a u Il "a
5000 'Bost-Wyo Oil. 81 60 g IS
o200 Canaan o E. "a Cd 81 "a
100 rCit S, BIT. sh. 1924 3834 33a4 1884
1000 C'weaIth Pet. 59k4 59zs $50 SO
1879 scosden & Co. 1923 1924 1OF 10.s
500 EEK Basin Pet, 1oI4 1oI& 10 10
1000 tEsmer Oil Cor II II 10 IS
1900 Federal Oil 3H 3A 3ls 3Ns
5 5SS9 .Ge n6of OIL &c as SIS
3SSS ~. IHad 3 Oh f. ~ ~ re- IS -
500 Los Choles. wi az AZ "a AZ
700 'Mcr OIL Corp. III. 20 2zM 27}+
-oU9 Metro Pet -. ga 3 ga
~ +Me%-Pan Oil. 1874 1914 1879 1914
2 g99 . sMidwest Ref. 176 ~, 175, 175.
60 :ata%1fs Of 0. * IL * Il Il
1000 stNorthwest Oil 60 e3 60 63
$500 $500 fo@ar Tens'f G. s. ia )" 81 "a
800 "Orient 6. 8 5
1000 Dosage N o s.. 19a 1sa w ia
1000 spennoek OH. t43& 1873 14A 1913
s9 900 .maaser-no lap) Il Z + "a
800 Ranger OIL, IN
500 .hickard Tex. 1sIs 1914 tsa 10
zoo zoo :Rsan f 1'i' .. p. u q * *
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-06-15

INTO SIGHT STATEMENT OF NEW
ORLEANS COTTON EXCHANGE
(From August to June 1S)
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-06-15

COttonseed Oil-There was a fair de-
;rec OF interest in cottonseed oil Sales
we're 400 barrels. Prices for future con-
raCtS We're:
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1919-04-16

ELKJER BROS. STUDIO
PALACE GROCERY co.
FARMERS STATE BANK
PETERSON & WELllN
FIRST NATIONAL BANK
The Bartles-ScoH Oil Co.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1919-04-16

CAPITAL SHOE co.
STACY BROS. co.
EMMA BERKNESS
KERR & 5CHARD5
HENRY MORELL
PETERSON BROS.
ANTE
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1919-04-16

Harry Chester Stenson was a
Twin City visitor last Saturday.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1919-04-16

Lundqui.t:B ers.hom Motor Co.
Nichol. Hicks McNany Co.
Wi[mar Farmer, Coop. Eev. Co.
Gamble Robinson Willmar Co.
YOUNGBERC SISTERS Millinery
LEONARD G.. JOHNSON CO.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1919-04-16

BANK OF W1LLMAR
PETERSON & QVALE
ANDERSON LAND CO
SKOOC-ANDERSON co
New London Milling Co
ANDREW PETERSON
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1919-04-16

HANDY LEWIS MOTOR CO
BERKNESS, .LUNDBERG co.
RUDDY BROS. LAND co.
THE BON TON MILLINERY
SHU-FK, H. G. LONlEN !
A. E. Mossbe1g, Druggi.t )
COW RpnS m
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1919-04-16

OSCAR J. ELMQU1ST
ADOLPH SUNDLINC
0. A. SANDVEN co.
NELSON E CABbERT
THE CASH GROCERY
WEUM-ELKJER co.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1919-04-16

SPlCER LAND co.
ACKERllAN L co.
AMELIA STARBEn
CARLSON BROS
PALMS BAKERY
c. A. NELSON,
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1919-04-16

KANDlYOHl COUNTY BANK
THE OSMUNDSON. GARAGE
WlLLMAR CO-OP. NERO. CO
JOHNSON CONFECTIONERY
HOAcLUND & DlFFENDOR
BOSTON CANDY KITCHEN
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-06-17
2-Cent Stamps Soon
To Replace the IS

Better not buy too many three cen,
s'anss these days
None of these stamps Will be re
deemed by The government after Jaly
!, when tb. two cent lostare rate IL
again In effect. 4 was announced In
possofflce department baIlssln Just
received by Postmaster isrew~r
Discontinued in October. 1917. when
the cxigeneiss ~ war began 10 press
on the United States traasury. the
two~oens rate has some back 10 stay.
- ths belief generally expressed
though some there are Who bsiiese
thai the government should have con
iinued ths wartime rate 80 sa 10 raise
more funds with which 20 nleet war
dsbts
Baf however thai may be. the gog-
s'rnmsnf bss lowered the rnfe-ani no
one Will kick these days on the
cbancs of saving penny. In fart.
most of the long suffering eiflxcns
soaid welcome few more lowered
price announcements.
chaser. ft is declared
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-06-17

The new rate laksm effeet al mid.
nixht. June 70 Twu cents Tor DANES.
tls letters and one cent Tor post earis
will be she new pFices-ur rather tn
old ones raturnsd
Redemption regulations announc.
"a b. the government Aay that ne
three ceEs stamps win be- reieemsd By
the government. ThaH. stamps may
be saved and used on other mail mat
ter requiring nore than the ordinary
letter rate. n IL advised.
Three~cent stamped envrlores and
two cent postal cards viii be redsern-
ed ~ po~toffscss al full value fuw ops
menfh following July I. n 10 announce
ed, After July 81. the cards win re-
deem for ba, three-fosrths their vaissa
while envelopes viii bring only ttp<a
stamp value. /
Deepoiled cards or STAMPS Also will
b. redeenfed ~ three-fourfhs vslusI
Redemption ~ stamps. cards and eu-
sehopes ts 20 be made only when th<p
are presented by tho original pur<
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-06-17
ti<N. CITIZENSHIP PtrtN>
GRANTED ~ FIGHT Nli>s

fhsi citizenship paprFs were sAni
81 ye-lrsdsY by iaafc cogssFai IN fsd
cral csuFi lo eieht alleHa fAsss men
~sv~ sasces~fai IN answeflas ,he
Questions ami arr uow slilrena - the
unHsd ala'ss Raiph u fnsl~sman
she~ne, ilalland.r. Victor n Nuu
parme. si,ilwa,es. nslrAn Ham Ner
ser ca-hlnx and rhllip nlam. We'll
s'"n. nussAns wufofd G ihfless
and srnsf' u Jcas~ saltwater rar
li.h. fmllo rsrua. shawnee. fs~ach
and flls sh,ihops. agroad rafk
rive os, of tho an sho le,k the tests
were fclcord scy tho time bat Viii
have another ppoFsunh, ~ che aeu
term " tho naturalization ccaft - %
held cir months hence.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-06-17
Allies Pass the
Buck to Huns;
Big BIunCaHed

TIE ssss sss bees PASSED -
osFwsst.
" = ~ss - peace after rsss
sosos, sssnlns Ne ners preps
esres ~tll hs tolsfstst. feeh ~tll
~ pssn ss,Nefs, 10 % sesss
asss tns ur.< b~lt empires. sss
,ss world sro~s ses, Fess ~sli %.
lr t.s1 ,nss 20 warner - lss'
rarns 20 %
The following eeeesssls~s have
been granted ,e shs csr~s~s.
a pisbssts Cor spess sslssss.
WITH guarantees - sosl from that
ssrtitory.
Frons.sr rec,fes,isns 10 wssi
prsssla
orsw,ssloa ~ the th.ra soas IN
ths ssAlsr~ie pssesSae.
A ,smporar, increase os the Ger.
rAa army from 10000 70 100000
men
peeisrat.es 81 TIE irtsr,ion %
sanr,s ~stssn a rorth of signature
a let ef tHoss .se.-ss ~ violation
ef sns lawn anu ssssoms % var.
Otter 70 co. operate ~s,n q Ger.
man eommisson On rspsrstions.
sno 10 receive suesess,ers Zoe DE.
charging ths obligation.
Certain oe,ailso notifications an
the finance. economic sna ports
ard waterway clauses. Including
abolition of the proposed ksel canal
commission.
Assurance Of membership IN the
league of nations in the early "a.
tvrs, u Germany sulhils her ooll.
cations.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-06-17

-oA. I'm Cor Il. head Ca sAla a
nefvoas nitie somAn at the rhird
waTa poliinE Place seis morniag
-Ne~ lasi -aas % hAve 70 do'
'llo~ o. ! vote
-. tass this scrap q paper. l
see. no~ ho~ % vote
ga. ~Aea ! Aand Il % ,oa have
so,ca. Asvs !. sell. land sake yoa
kno~ I never voted before. ! thought
tasy had Il ase q machine to vote
~ey voting isnt hard.
Now uhai 40 I do
oh ls that all.
"pone Yea want nv age and nam-
Der Of marriages Mo- Wen III
declare simple a. = strAleh; coke
We'll. hope the proposition car
ries Ny Lord. believe I voted
wroaf Wen. % an things. maN
ave been excited I stamped In the
boa BY no Wen that don't coun,
Give ne another paper oh. can't I
do Il over on. that's abominable
Nov. I've lost a vote. well. | hope a.
carries any~ay Goodbye
And sas ~ent oat. leaving her
powder Cox and a package.
What. 10. suffrage
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-06-17
ST Ds[pH's WOULD
BUILD ADDITIONS
Planr For 100000 In New
Buildings At Catholic Acad.
cmy West OF the City To
Ask City To Help


Providing proper arrangements can
BE- consufnmased, improvements AZ
ererstine 100000 40 the Nj Josephe
AeadaIhy. west Of ahe city, will b.
made this fail or early next spring.
The growth of The academy during
the past few years has bean great
IN" capacily now l~ not adequate 20
the needs
The Mother Superior has had In
view plans for additional buildings
and she rcmodeiing of the Freaens
lmildinga She has aakei for con
fereoee with the Chamber Of Com
merce looking 10 q discussion of these
pian~ shn fesls that with s2pA. 900 ex-
ponded GulhFis Nsosili contribute n
certain amount. and her claim is de.
serving of the best attention N iocai
hns'ness interests The Mo.her So
perior II modest IN aeklng tho cliy 10
sid 70 the extent of only s.o.n 900. ihe
city could well afford 10 supplement
fhe academy's appropriation by AZ
least ss.1po
There ID no Institution in Guthrie
that has been 70 modeai a. the ~
Jo~epsi's Acsdsmy unile fhe city
wss donating money 70 ostv In Il
iuflons. the academy went quietly on
i's way doing gcod in ,he cause ~
education Moreover. & brought and
a bringing large sums os money go
the city. Students are received from
all parts of the southwest and their
money Ia expended in Guthrie What
IN" acafeny uses II purchased In
Guthrie. II IL great institution and
Gu'hrie can afford 10 be liberal 10 de-
visfng plans for coo sraiion IN rcv
buildings.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-06-17
WHAT TICKED OVER
THE WIRE DURING DAY

--Farners National Council. with
membership Of 1900. has endorsed
govcrnmen, o~nership and democrat
ic os-~raiion of railroads
hanks and insurance companies
have promised legislative HOUSING
COMMITTEES 10 put So. .oo0 600 in mort
gage loans
lndopcndrnce for Philippines and
recognition by United siases provid
ca ia bill introduced In house
1T : destroyer Cole. built by
Cramps, made al knots at trial.
Worlds record Tor boats OF her class
Ten Thousand Norfolk a Western
rrilroad shopmen return 20 work rond
INK settlement ~ grievances
Australian government intends %
introduce tariff measure 10 pro,ecs in
dustrfes growing on, ~ war
ID Irving Mead OF brooklyn. elect :
ed president os New York state
Bankers association
Holland will not participate In
blockade against Germany In event of
laiisr's refusal 80 sign peace treaty
American Federation of Labor
votes 10 organize negroes
-Argenisna's commission will In.
vegtigsse Mexican petroleum districts
Kansas needs leo.o 600 laborers To
heap harvest record wheat crop.
siiax Y knight. as. inventor e
eIs~frrtype process. Is dead
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-06-17
LOCAL TEACHERS GIVEN
NEW RAISE BY BOARD
Some New Instructors Will Be
Seen In High ard Grades
Next Year, Uniforms For
Girls Adopted

lixh school girls will continue uee
81 the regulation uniform ACCORDING
tD order of The city board ~ e,inea
tlon. which acted last night 90 the
request OF Mrs Ewing and Mrs Carer.
TAe board held shrco hour session
yesterday and closed up ihe upfln
Ishrd business Al session this morn
ing
houtina bills were presented and
ordered paid Discussion aroae over
the &mynsnt NJ the Aaet months salary
~ prof Masidos. The order of pay
meni uas allowed to stand. after more
or less heated dehate
Salaries Adjusted
Z 'fhsf report IN tha committees on
tearhers gut cour~s ~ study vas pye
sensod by Member nraee and adopted
The rsaurt sdiused the salaries 81
lha following g,ersona Principal
Greene. Misses po0litile. shuitre and
Hikes in the high school All wer.
given an Increase. Mrs brown. Mrs
Bills. Mrs Altman and Miss Hirmchi.
In tha grades. were also 9ten in
cr.aen In wages
kew Teachers Named
The following teachers IN the grades
were elected and salaries fixed.
G~r,rude Wade. corinne Wade. Mar
iorie Smith. Opal Smith. Fac TRIBE.
ss~-- =
tc0nslnusd on PAGE 4. rof al
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-06-17
Money Inducements for
Our Boys to ReinliSt

Erest. jane f7--fThe Assocssf-
e pressl-Tne privilege 81 stat
ine th<is preference 20 units In
which they ~<sh 70 serve upon re
enlistment hss noe beer given TO
sesssers w'se sasn op sor another
term ia fhe army. This senosnee-
merit hss trsssss sooely nsm-
ber ~ establishments ~ sse eivhth
snfsnsry shieh 10 eventually 70 be
made . psrs of .ne ssnoos second
S1ss,es sew 10 fhe army os oees-
pa1ioa-
unser tire reenliss~snt order,
nes wsiI be aivec tseir mileage
from hsw ro-k - shs place Of
en0eai ssIiRmess IN the ussses
efs<es- sbs sofy dollar bonus are
. rs>rft's ssrssssh. ne istter
issme1ss<eiy seoa reensistneet,
y psssssse- n,iesse. sorssves. 10
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-06-17
HARVEST CALLS: JUDGE
SWN<k ADJOunNS COllItT

JudRe swank dinmlssed tho Jury IN
diAiFi~ court yesterday evening and
adjnnrned ooast for tho term. chae-
had been se, on the dockot lip 10 ths
aand.
Harvesting tho wheat and oats
crop Is more important Just now than
trying court eases. and az the hlw
par cent of Witnesses and Jurors
drawn arr farmers decided ,h.t the
few remaining cases can wall unlli
the neat icfm' Aald lhu Judge to-day