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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-04
FAIRFIELD
Dinner Party for Miss Ara
Wo0dman-PersOnal Items

Dr M H Laneill and Fred Il. Nehl
nave returned from Lake Moxie
where rhev have been enjoying a
fishing trip.
Ralph Goodwin. who mas been the
turned ~ mas nome in Lawrence.
Mass
Walter Harrington " the j E
Could Co. IF Portland was recent
business caller n town.
Mrs. John Harris has returned TO
her home in Richmond after being
the guest of Mrs James " aid-on.
Mrs. J " Bradouv who has been
very III al her home on Western
avenue. is reported as resting more
corforta bic
pr Leland Miller and D.. Frank
Higgins have desOfvac partnership
Or Higgins will remain in the en-
pioy Of Dr. Miller for the present.
Mrs " r Wa-renr and Mrs. Lot
he Burrill recently gave a dinner
party al the home OF Mrs. Warren IN
honor Of Miss Ara Wootman. who Is
soon 70 marry Granville Burrows Of
vaterville The dining room was
very tastefully decorated with car
nations. liies-of the valley and ever
green's. Cup,ds were suspended from
the chandelier. The menu consisted
of grapefruit, steak mashed potato
plckied tomatoes and cucumbers
fruit salads. hot biscuits. strawoer-
ries and cream. assorted cakes. lemon
sherbet and coffee. After the ban
uuet Miss Helen Burrill announced
the arrival of a parcel post and each
gunesf received souvenir-Lhe ia
dies boxes Of CANDY and the gentle
men boxes of cigars. Miss Woodman
received some very beautiful gifts
OF cut glass anc linen. Those pres
emf were Dr. and Mrs. r, II. Know
ton. M and Mrs. Dana Clement
Hiss Helen Burriil and Granville
Barrows of Waterville.
Fred Howe is enjoying a leave of
absence from his duties AT the Allan
tic and Pacific store.
Frank Carpenter was a business
caller IN town Yesterday.
There will he d meeting this even
ing at 30 o'clock at the Engine hall
for all members Of committees Of the
Welcome Home Day" celebration.
The regular meeting of SiboHn
Lodge will be held Thursday evening
There will be work in the NJ. NJ. de-
gree All members are requested to
he present
Mis- Nertie Pyme. who has Just left
the Augusta General Hospital. where
she has been receiving treatment. is
the guest of Mrs. Frank Cakes.
Charles Hox Of Portland was call
ing IN friends in town YESTERDAY
Mrs. Il. G. Parkmna has gone 70
Portland on business trip.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Copeland Of AL
bion were in town on a shopping trip
yesterday.
Mrs. john Curtis. VINO has been the
guest Of relatives in town for several
days. mas returned to her home II
Clinton.
Charles e Nitschky Of Skowhegan
was calling on friends in town yes
feYtlav
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-04
WILLARD STARTS TRAINING
I'M CHAMPIONSHIP BOUT

-,fanr IN. Jess "a IllaTS
..--- WI wna!:y II intensive train
- MIA, m MS heavyweight
..a-!D.arsn.. ~aG.es. with Jack
-e-,,sr-. 1a~r inv and the 5t'h
-.-.0rs v9o " ned him II his
* 7ua.!t workout since leaving
7aIto~,..a - s.s canvas enclosure
: ss,9risa.ner- ever the apparent
s1,..r- .anr..ton Of the champion.
-..-e var lr1le. # any. extra
We Is huge frame. his wind
Il. ~. aao MS skin gjowed VIII
s.,. = sartlad down 70 his
.-..-.--. nd good naturally. which
S-a,ea,eL ar-ordinE n experts. thai
..r aaa- constantly training for
x-s-. -a.ks. When Willard aD-
m--. =. ne ring a-cirae II a light
E---zs,--- su1t. II was noted tina!
IL rolls o. @ar ne packed some
s-.ss ar had been completely
r,el Il. hard exercise.
...s. .u-gtnE at the weights and
.,-r Sn-e shadow boxing, the
IL 0Tpf .i~tAs TpU!1CS " lLi- .'dNh
ar = -n-=ran ligt,T- heavyweight
- ~a-a.a7c Willard snapped
,r - Honk n the second round
=, SET AN Keeling through the
TIE: 49, - workout. Lawn
w 80 ms boxed with Dempsey
FL u vas summed by the punch.
z.,lr- lard pulled" most Of
as-
Tllsrc 7xad with surprising
H. arr z0""G blocking punches TO
= -..-~a"-.rr with MS elbows and
asaraS ana silpping his head away
n, dangerous blows 10 his chin.
t-Tear' Ta}rar Monahan who
anst Wizard tor his champion
II -aJcr WIN Jack Johnson a.
-aT71s a--','n0 n camp tonight
4; -. la.R Berpel, the cuhsf
ss'---alEr, VII work with the
szi--c'0- morrow
ls-aoSa' nc nor work az all to-
u. ai-n AWAY The time motor
= WINNING and playing around
III. re challenger will not
Ell lis 2ond:tlun-nE grind IN
a,u-1av
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-04
WOOLWICH

Mr. and Mrs. Frank Card have
moved TO the farm al Thurne's Head
for the summer.
Mrs. Lillian HENDERSON Of Bath
was a Sunday caller in town.
E. A. Blanch Of wiscasset was a
guest Of A. J. Blanch Sunday
The members of the family Of 81.
P Hathorne are all Ill. nurse.
Miss Moore. is in attendance.
Miss Maria Leonard will pass
few days with Brunswick friends this
week.
Miss Emma Barnes, who passed
the winter in Augusta and Miss
Sarah F. Bagiey Of the musical force
At Kent's Hill and open their home
here very soon.
Mrs. Christine Hathorne has OPP
ened her home at the Center.
Walter Blake Of Biddeford has
been in town for a weeks visit
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-04
PHILLES TAKE
ONE FROM GIANTS

New 7 ork- June S-Phlladeaphia
hraced today and defeated New
York : 70 4 in the third game Of the
series. Woodward PITCHED good ball
for Philadelphia after the FIRST Inn
ing in which Doyle hit a home run
with two men on bases.
Woodward also did fine work with
the bat. having a triple and two
singles. Caty of Philadelphia was
put out Of the game by Umpire
Harrison for disputing a decision
Score:
Phiia Il ; q 0 0 o 1-7-E-i
New York o 0 o 0 0 0 49, g.:
Woodward and Cady. Adams:
Schupp. Tony and McCarry
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-04
P|TTSFIELD
Lightning Starts Fire That
Burns the Ambrose Taylor
Buildings NJ. c. /. Inaug-
rates Grammar hool
Track Meets-LOcals

During the heavy electrical storm
that passed over this sect on Tue day
afternoon the buildings on the Ambrose
IN the southern par Of the town, pear
the farm OF Edcar Johnson. were
struck ana entirely burned. The bolt
hit the barn and rapidly consumed il
Eether with the nouse and onnect
Ing shed Francis -uttle lives on the
place and i Is owned nv Edgar z.
Johnson Mr. Johnson lost cons de-aDie
fa-mins -oois winch were IN the barn.
TIE place II understood To have been
insured
The PhilatHea class If the Free Ba p
rIsr hurch gave a banquet az the Free
Baptist oancuer -opms Monday evening
II honor nf the mothers and friends o.
the girls Of the class. A splendid menu
consisting ~ salads hot rolls, caka.
cream pies ana coffee. was served.
Speeches were made following the ban
nue,. Mrs Ca--,e Henry teacher Of
the class. acting as toastmlstress.
The members Of Somerset Lodge No
l45 knights Of Pvthias. will meet a
K of ?. nall Wednesday afternoon az
I o'clock 10 attend the funeral of me
late Adelbert =, Ames, which Will be
held from his late residence on Main
street al clock
canvass of the people FOR fund 10
sustain a rommun " house IN his VII
iaee will begin MONDAY Iune g and
viii be continued during the week. This
movement will he welcomed ana un
doubtedlr generously supported by g.
err one interested IN the welfare Of he
town. The community house vii ne es-
Ia olished ny the iocRi Fed Cross as
reconSt-uct!ve war measure, bu- /. must
be sustained by the townspeopie and
everyone will have an opportunity n
make a pledge towards its support.
Maine CenrraI Institute will hold IT'S
st annual grammar school track
meet q. HunneveIl field Saturday June
IA, al 30 P N. Among the events will
BIZ the standing broad lump, the running
broad Jump the a-vard dash. the s-lh,
shot. the pole vault. ire relay four
mem. throwing baseball. A banner
will be presented 20 the winning team
and ribbons To the frst three N each
event. Firsts cpunt five second three.
and third one. Four pupils can enter
each. but only three can start. Inri-
ratlpns have been semi out 70 all gram
mar and rural schools IN this vicinity
and enough have signIfieu their inten-
TON o. com, etlng &c assure a very in
rerestlng meet
The univer< Al 81 Jun ors will give
play az the Unlversalis, church Friday
evening entitled The Growing Of Co.
lumhla"
Attorney and Ms. Herber: T. Powers
Of Fort Fairfieid were in town Tuesday
calling on friends
Mrs. Harf Ell Hrann ~ Newpor: was
In town for a few hours TUESDAY.
M and Mr; Seth Smith. WIN have
been que e. Of Mrs. Smiths parents
M and Mrs. Cowan. left Tuesday for
VISIT AZ BsothhRy Harbor before re
run ming 10 their home IN Somerviils.
Mass
The ". c. r. e viii meet with Mrs..
D P Whittier II her home on Franklin
rect Thursday afternoon
Mrs Eva Common, VINO has passed
the winter in Springfield. Mass. has
arr we'd home and opened her house on
Main street.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-04
CALENDAR OF SPORTING EVENTS

Juns @9an.hss: csny Halo ssi 1t Augusta
1-3asehsH Gardner High u A4Qu1A
4-0asskai in Augusta Grammar Sehod
~tH this day
11-3.sasan. Hail ,ssn Sigh 1t Hsne~sn.
rhunx Do~iru AcadssWy, NsV NGA
June s-sasenai: cons~ High
June22 o 6-intera,sd Franco
Windsor Fair crounda
Willard jso2
Toledo. Q.
July
austria Assc-
Of Maine Trspshootsrs Asse
eatiur Oakland Eockand.
3-GoH: International Tournament H.rsitonL Can
8: Track: u. FrandA
Field
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-04
Tigers Bunch
Hits, SOx Lose. 81

Detroit, Mich, June S-Bunching
hits in the third inning and taking
advantage Of two errors. Detroit Won
todays game from Chicago to ).
and made il three straight ScnaIk
and Lcwdernilk worked a double
steal IN the second inning, Schalk
scoring. Cobb made two sensa tionaI
catches with bases occupied and two
out rohbing the visitors Of three runs.
Score.
Chicago o. q q 90 o Is II. .
Detroit o 0 n x: 10:
Lowdermilk. Danforth and SchaIk:
Dauss and Aiusmith.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-04
ClONY HIGH VS..
HAILOWEIL HIGH

Cony High baseball team vii! meet
HaIluWeIl High a. $40 this afternoon
on the RueI Williams field and a red
not game should result Probably
Meader will be on the mound fo-
HaIlcwen while r Hill viii do the
hurting for Cony The lineup for
the red and white will he Greedy. =;
F. Hill. p Soule. III, H. Hill, ob;
Plummer, ss: Miller. Sb; Downing, u;
Drawn. Ct. and Drew. r.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-04

The management Of the Atlantic
Shore Railway which operates LOO
miles Of track through York county
announced Saturday a 90 per cent IN
crease in wages. Between IS and 20
conductors and motormen are ef-
fected. The increase becomes ef-
fectlve June /. Commencing June
the passenger rates will be changed
from seven cents to eight cents cash
fare except between Sanford and
SprtnEvale where there viii be no
change. The reason for this I'D
vance il due to the large increases
IN payroll to 70 into effect at once.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-04
Braves AND
ROBINS Divide
DOUBLE HEADER

divided a douhie-header today, Boston
winning the first game !. 10 ! m 10 IN
nings and losing The second to s. Bos-
ton taIlied in the eighth inning Of the
second game and scored three runs. but
Eclke wac thrown Out irving TO stre1ch
his triple TO a nome run for the tieinE
run The score
First game;
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-04
coon ROADS MEETING
IT MONTHLY SESSION
CHAMBER Of COMMERCE

Fully 10 members of the Wa;erville-
Win cw Chamber Of Commerce and in
vited guests. who consisted Of select
men from various towns WITHIN "a
dius Of Il miles o: this CITY, were seat
ed a: the monthly nanCuet and meeting
O. the chamber held az their quarters
Tuesdav evening A most delicious hnn-
que, was served ny the ladies Of the
GerchelI street Baptist church to willcn
III did ample justice.
A. r Cyr presided al the meetans
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New York and Philadelphia
Tennis Team to Phy At
L0npwood On June Ii

Boston. June 3.-Edwin Snean Oh
the Longwood Cricket Clun an
norned today that the Phiiadeipnia
and New York tennis teams "ouio
play six singles and three douoies
matches at the Longwood ,ciun Oh,
June IL. and that the winner wonio
NAV Bos,on on June Il. in the inter-
CIV tournament. for the George Mey-
ers Church cup.
Nathaniel ". Niles VIII cApeAIn
the Boston team and Mr.. snea.e
said he expected that R Norris VIII
Iiams. u. formerly national tenHi'
champion. would resume compeniliou
AFTER his service overseas IN the IN
ter-city matches
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-04
EX-GOV. HAINES' y
BETTER

The condition of Hon. William 7
Eaines Of this city. who underwent I
surgical operation AZ the Anguish hos
pirul Monica was reported TuesuHy
night as being very favorable. and sin Q
recovering from ether i Is reported that
ne has been holding his own and tina;
Ereat hopes are entertained for ms re-
cover although ne is not yet out q
danger.
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Cubs Make It 3
In Row From Pirates

Chicago. June 3-ChicaEo made It
three straigh from Pittsburgh today
by shutting out the visitors ! TO
n a pitching duel between Martin
and Miller After two were out m
the second inning. Mollwitz dropped
Nann's ny and the Chicaeoan reach
cd second, from where he scored on
Deals single. Mann WIS the only
man on the local side to reach the
keystone sack. Score:
Pittsburgh 0 o q 0 o O O O. 0-0-S s.
ChicaRp Of 0 0 0 0 x-1-s-0
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@D WRESTLING CARD
u LEWISTON TONIGHT

@'S'c:,, da June 3.-Tofalos- the
a-eeg ~-astie- and Wladeck
~ 10v and -nen heavyweight
s1'.or ~~aF.e- ~ The world. will
II tx - -lcy nall Wednesday,
! G.s T"ef d finish bout.
-'aG2' --esa9G-e originally decided
- q. v-est.:ng until next fall.
'~ar ~ opportunity 70 match
= .e..0v-s -1-ouEa the agency Of
. '"a-- tS-red % give the sport
IRE ~
80 arw well known IN the
~-es...nr eans. while Totalns
). -'+aN31 2"~e n a East match the
Z seasox
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-04
EDWARDS

Earned -unsPrtnters 4 Two
base hlr%Browr Stolen bases
Mcclure .. Hill 8, haskell, .. Whit
ney- Arbour Struck ouf-by Leten-
Ore = by Webb It Hits-off Webb 4;
Letendre Il. Doule piay-Brennan
20 Chase 70 Mcclure. Hit by pitched
oall-Koy. Chase. Passed baIl-Hill
.. Base on baIls-bv Webb .: bv Lee
rentire g. Sacrifice hits-Webb.
Simpson. Brennan. Umpire. Thomp-
son. Time. hours. Attendance. 40
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-04

Two base hits Rice. SchanE. Stol-
en- bases, Caldwell. Sacrifice hit,
Murphy. Caldwell Schans. SacrI-
fee hv. Witt, Double play. Shean to
McInn to Wit; Scott 10 McInnls
Left on bases, Boston 5; Washing
ton 4 Base on balls, off Caldwell
.; Harper ! Hit by pitcher. by
Caldwell murphy, Struck out. by
Harper 8: Caldwell !. Wild pitch.
Caldwell
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-04
COLLEGE GAMES

At Ney York. Fordham Z; Syr1-
cuHa S.
At New Haven, Conn.-Holy
Cross 10; Yale 2.
At Newton. Mass.-Boston Col
lege Il: Connecticut Agricultural
College tsix innings Ivy agreemenO
At Middletown. Conn.-Wesleyan
L.; Williams Z.
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RNGw0N

Two out when winning run made
-Harted for Gowdy in tn.
-Batted for Rudolph IN sth
Brooklyn ....,..a O 0 0 o e.
Boston ..-,.....0 Q o 0 O ! -
Two-base hits. Wheat J Smith
TlTee-base hit-Poweli Stolen base
HerzoG. Sacrifice nIt-S Smith Dou-
lie plays Wheat 70 NJ Wheat. ke-
nerchv 70 Olson s. Smith 10 Olson 10
honetchy Olson 70 Konetcny Maran-
vile 70 He-zng 70 Holke. Left on bases
-Brooklvn j. Soston s. Base On balls
IN :. Smith !. OF Rudolph /. Eirs-Of
Rudolph II innings; on Heating in
innings. Struck out-By s. Smith !.
by Rudolph 4. by Keating . Wild pitch
Rudolph.
Second game
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-04

Two base hits. Wheat. Miller,
Cruise :. Three base n1ts. Maran-
vile. Holke. Home run. Myers.
Stolen base. Johnston. Sacrifice hit.
Hagee. konetcny. Maranvilie. Double
plays. Miller TO Olsen. Mzgee to o.
sen 70 kontecny. Left on bases
BROOKLYN 6. Boston 6 Base on oaiIs,
OF! Crimes 3. Struck out by Grimes
4. by Nehf 3. Passed bali. Miller
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""''ant 1a-eits to lincolns

~+d Lis Of the Lincoln
scaooi n-aezed mtp the pres
'as '0,l--la. spor. writer Tues
am announced IN srenrorian
~. Id ;.s Tlilans punch hnd
- IA, 1avs scheduled contest
y De -~o cams. War;. bv viz
Z ~ 1'eF'oa rclsin o--narion. we put
y - - arouEr ne third degree and
n. a7oura with n. following:
= ,s s..' " 70 may en- last Friday
b ~. o4' il . IL today. Well. to-
b !, S'7le' ~'ta story about 60
J -. nor 7eaea-sa.. but that didn't
" " lac GO TO choir reheur,-
h 4. ~ ,ae-@ plenty of time after
u,.- AZ her lev sez Our pitcher
AUlT ;. an I'd, lame one.). an
J A., Sc nov would forfe,. IN
,a.,. -, W "a lack that NJ nv one
Ass,.-, 'eacae-s, mo. say. fnev'-e
We reserved de-
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BROWN WINS FROM
AT CAMBRIDGE

Cambridge. Mass. June a--Ihe
Grown baseball team defeated faf-
ward 6 10 . today. The score
Brown g y
Harvard U y " W
knight. Watson and Erickson
Hardei, washburne. FELTON,, Buiiar1
and Blair and Gamnock.
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RED S0x TAKE
% OF SERIES
FROM SENATORS

Washington. June 3-Bos1on took
the second game of the series from
N ashingtDn today. TO 3. McInnis
and Scott by timely hitting drove in
or scored all Of BostoE's runs.
Score:
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-04

Rev B. T. Sharpe. pastor II the
Presbyterian Church AT Wenetche.
Wash. At the age Of 7. years has
taken the examination for school
teachers certificate. II he passes the
examination he expects to mach
district school
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-04

around anc garnerec n four runs.
This was the last scoring for either
team for the remainder If the game.
The summary
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WATERvIlLE

Mrs Harry Webher and daughter
Jane are passing few days N
Farmingdale with Mrs. Webher
parents.
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION

At NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 4. In
dianapol,s .. othsrs postponed BY
rain.
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EASTERN LEAGUE

Worcester 2; New Haven 4.
Springfield 3, Bridgeport ..
Providence II; Waterbury :
Hartford s: Pi1rS11eld I.
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INTERN ATTONAL LEAGUE
Jersey City &. Reading 8.
Baltimore Ii; Newark Z.
Toronto 8: Buffalo .
Rochester 3; Binghamton &
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YESTERDAv-s AM. aEsutrS
Boston 4. Washington g.
New York 10. Phiiadelphin g.
Detrult Z. Chicago g.
St Louis ID. Cleveland ffryt
Eame3;. Cleveland 8. St Louis
TCDAY'S AMERICAN GAMES
Boston Al Washington.
New York at Philadelphia
YESTERDAYS NAT. AESulTH
Boston . BROOKLYN ftrst game);
BROOKLYN 4. Boston lsecond game
Philadelphia Z. New York 4.
Chicago l. Ptrtsbur- O.
Cincinnati-Sf. Louis rain.
ToDAY'S NATIONAL GAMES
Brooklyn at Boston.
Phllsdelpi1ia n New York.
PittsDurg at Chicago.
Cincinnati al ST. Louis.
NJ. E. RESULTS
Lowell 3. lewiston g.
Haverhiil L. Portland To
FiIctburg 4. lawrence Q
TOpAT'S NJ. z. GAMES
Lowell al lewiston.
Haverhin at Portland
lawrence at FirchburY.
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WASHINGTON

G-Batted for Agnew II 9th inn
ing.
Boston O o q o 0 O Il
Washington o / o o 0 e-S
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Junior Division
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-07
NEW YoRk

NEW YORK, Ntf,h - The ruling by
'hr hYrarI ~ markets hist all out
standing interest iu old - 10. contract.
must he liquldHisd b, NIy T.. ruur,d
m extremely active ard excited OPEN
NIX IN the cotton mufl.i here tbs
morning There was rush hy huth
longs and shorts IN Old siile months 20
close out their accounts or transfer
'uhtIuus were extremely irregular. nj
'hough the net changes we're not s"nH d.
iloual. - orders we're pfrtty well d.
N.i"d. IN" opening was irregular pt al
advance ~ 80 ~ decline ~ ~ on
oil z'NIe. while rrw sble drllvefir were
~ points higher to jn pO.n'- lower
later a'tiVr Old style deliveries ruled
about 20 l5 points net higher md new
style months about unchanged ~ fn
point, higher with the premium NJ some
% 10 80 points over the old style do-
llveries OH style MAY held around
u ioc. compared with p nOr Tor the
new style months
Trading continued active bat" IN the
morning and the attention ~ toe trade
s'lll seemed 10 be munOpOliIcd by the
effort to even up old style con,rscrs
0r switch into new style months In a
general way. however tho tone al tho
market pas steady on reports of smal
'f Houth"rn spot offerings and better
tone in the goods trade with old stole
contracts ruling about 30 20 points
and the new style 20 10 ~ points net
higher around midday New st'ie MAY
sold around % 20 and old style -i6o. or
sixty points hpaTf.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-07
GRAIN
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS

CHICAGO. March 7-rrospects OF n
builish showing In the government re
port on farm reserves carried the corn
market today sharply higher Opening
prices. which ranged from 1c TO i.c
higher. with MAY 81 tss TO 81 30. and
July Sk25h to fl?5s. were followed
by decided further gains
In the late dealings prices were helped
upward by reports that tho harbor
workers strike at New York was likely
to end tonight. Tho market closed
strong, ~, to nc net higher. with May
h3ts TO 3lnn and July 3l.ssh TO
tifsk
oats advanced with corn. After open
Ing \ TO Nc up. with May Sic to siSc.
the market scored a moderate additional
upturn.
Biz orders for Belgium lifted pro-
yiions
No important setback took place
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-07
WALL STREET

NEW YORK, March Rails led the
active and strong opening OF todayr
stock market, heavy buying resulting
from reports that banking Interests Ar.
their icouirements. The advance was
not restricted to that division, however
FhippinGs, equipment, motors. oil,
eat her, metal. tobacco, distiling and
spss,.r t9ss ,hsrs p:r'sngS ssS" p.
wns the sole exception. reactins :
points
Trading slackened during the noon
hour, when secondary rails. equipments
and distilling shares beoalpc the chief
features OF strength, New Haven.
Baldwin Locomotive, Harvester, Pull
man and Industrial Alcohol showed ex-
treme gains OF to I points and Y. 4.
Steel extended It's advance.
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CHICAGO,

CHICAGO, March HOGS: receipts
$1,000. 10 to Pc higher; bulk Sis 2SfI
h.55, butchers tls35Glss5: light SIS 90
GlSbO; packing 81 500 1910, choice
pigs us 5O6l7.50, CATTLE recelpts
5000. steady; choice beef cattle 1850
rgo 90; common and medium SO so II
1850. butcher cows and hefers 1850
lb 81, Gamers - I5uf25 choice stock
ers vi O0gltTS; common and medium
s.eouli oo; choice veal calves si7 500
SIS. SHEEP: receipts 900; steady;
choice lambs sist0dis.50: medium
fNOoula, 20; culls SIS 2bdlb76. choice
ewes tlJ 5OGNo0 medium Sil OO6 . 80
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RpoOl.

LIVERPOOL. March 7--Cotton spot
quiet. prices steady Good middllng
1856 mlddllns ii5.11: lou middling
iigs: good ordinary il27s. ordinary
wa stles ] 600 bales. Including 500
American Receipts 1000 bales. no
American
Futures closed irregular and unset
tied: March 81 IS. May tJ,9, July
tl2 %. September 5i2s5
Weekly cotton Statistics Total for.
watd-d 10 mills 81 900. American 4S OpO
bales stock 501, 900 American 3Ol orO
imports 5000, American 5000. exports
none