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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-02-13
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, Feb, iS--The cotton mar
kct showed renewed firmness this morn
ing. The buying movement which had
developed on the break Of 1850 for
May contracts on last Monday morning
appeared 10 he stimulated by the firm
meas Of Liverpool over tho holiday,
rather better reports from the goods
trade and more cheerful view OF
general conditions. liverpool was n
good buyer Of old crop months here
while there was active covering; after
opening trim at an advance Of to rs
points active months, sold about IS "a
b3 points net higher with May touching
81 i5c July ~. $50 and Oct. 1859.
stop orders were uncovered on the
early advance md after their eSecu-
tlon prices eased ~ or 25 points under
realizing. Otherwise there appeared tC
he little pressure against the market
and the tone was steady to firm with
May selling around 2i soc late In tn,
morning A private cable from Liver
pool said there were distinct signs Of ar
improvement In trade and private wirei
from Memphis said there was more In
uulfy and hopeful feelings In spots, al
though m yet II has resulted In litu'
business.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-02-13
AMERICANS HOT
after DOLLARS
They're Flocking to Europe
10 Grab Trade,
By Emmett Crofier.

LONDON, Feb. l3.-Amerioan busi.
ness men are eager TO get the iump on
rival firms and rival nations in inter-
national trade, and every steamship
from New York to Liverpool brings a
regiment OF them. They took xcrious-
ly the first report of a signed armis-
tice that came along, and began to
pack their trunks and sample .oose,
Since the fifteenth of Novea ss-
ports for bona fide bus Ind,
have been comparatively yaesSy to OBJ
tain.
Hundreds of statesmen and repre-.
scntatives already have landed in
England and thousands more are on
the way. had to stand in line for
hours behind them in the passpor,
offices in New York, and when
reached Liverpool | had to rescue M,
luggage at the Riverside station from
sample trunks.
These crusaders of commerce were
SO absorbed in their own affairs or
the steamer coming over that on,
wondered whether the war had mad,
any lasting impression upon them
They talked very little about the peac,
conference, and seemed to think ever
less about it, The impression | had
after mineling with them for nine dH,
was that they were mighty glad tn,
war was over and they were going tc
do their besf to make up for los, time
Since America had strucR the fna
blow they were Of the opinion tina,
America deserved a good deal Of con.
sideration In postwar trade
Perhaps one reason why they ex.
pressed no concern over the approach
ing peace conference was the fact tina,
they seemed TO have unboundcd con-
iidence in President WilAou
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-02-13
COTTON
NEW ORLEANS.

NEW ORLEANS. Feb. 13-The price
OF cotton was lifted Is to rs points In
tho first half hour OF trading today Rs
the result OF general buying. Heavy
rain. were reported IN the belt md
were regarded AS n builish influence.
In A1l ton. Liverpool sent over mes
snge therc were distinctive, signs OF
trade Improvement In that market.
Early buying for long account took
profits toward the middle OF the sea.
sion Al noon prices were 81 TO "a
points over Tuesdays close.
The market strengthened In the after
noon on reports OF further revision OF
low grade differences In interior spot
markets At o'clock the trading
months were 80 TO 100 points over
Tuesdays final prices.
Spot cotton steady and UNCHANGED
Sales on the spot 2.1S5; to arrive 5000
Low middling ~. 75c, middling e5.50c
good middllng 26 soc. Receipts $40
stock t5222T
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-02-13
SOVIET RULE IS \
SOUGHT IN U. s
Russian Hebrews Behind
BoIShevism, Claim. 4

WASHINGTON. Feb lJ.--Mems
bers 0f the bol,heyik central cabi0sl
in Russia were described today b..
Prof Ralph Dennis Of Northwestsso
university. tc'tiiying al the senato
conm.i,cs's inquiry into laxless agis
,alion ~ this country az fairly sbis
men who truly believed their, was the
best way 10 bring about heaven on
earth"
Ar Dennis. who wa,aY ". e. A.
worker and consular agent in Russia
from the fan Of 1917 until last Sep.
'cmber. said there was no real sym.
paihy between Germans and the Rus
san reds. but each group was trying
10 u,c the other"
The bolsheyiki Throughout, Russia
he added. believed that the end jussi.
fled the means Their theory. he said
might be expressed
III you are not bolsheyik, get out.
II YOU work against uS, we will kill
you"
Mr. Dennis said he was impressed
that men IN positions OF power among
tho bolsheyiki, were 20 great extens
Russian Hebrews who had lived ID
America for a few years.
These men" he said. were ihd
mos, bitter and implacable bolsheviki
~ their desire 10 eSiermina,e the
bourgeois class"
Chairman Oyerman asked: DO SOC
know Of any effort to bring that props
aganda into this country"
i could no, go into a court ano
prove H." repelied the witness, 'bue
Judging from those going to meetinga
in Chicago there IS no doubt OF . de.
sire 10 bring that scheme OF governs
ment about IN America
lie described meeting in ChicagG
where an audience cheefed the namee
Of Lenine and Tro,rky for five min>
utes and every oommen, by speakers
10 the effect that America would h
the next nation 20 adopt the soviet
system OF government The witnesG
sad he saw no difference between the
l. W. W and the bolsheviki in Inc
ends they seek.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-02-13
CHICAGO,

CHICAGO, Feb lg-HOGs: receipts
s.;eOo steady to loc lower Bulk ~ IS
81 500 ~ 95; packing sissS0I7' Is,
choice plss ii56o1 1880 CATTLE: re.
ceip's 10000. slow. steady: she. stock
strong 10 i5c higher. Choice beef cattle
1880 90. common 40 t0H 10 %.
Butcher cows and heifers f6AbUit75:
cahnets s5sSq6k5 Choice ttockers
Si0 S0u IL 80; common and medium 81 s5
so. choice veal calves Sit Tbsfi5 Is
SHEEP: receipts II 200. steady. Choice
lamba tlT 25Gl7 80, medium SIS 500
lT,5i cullr ti,ooWit50: choice ewes
J ?5n II so. medium ts.75Uli,5. culls
f5.5OUs25
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-02-13
Lieutenant Murphy Her,

LIcU' ThNfI,s 7 MIfuhJ. M y.
stopped Oyef lu Oklahoma Cl'y few
days this week 10 visit his bro'hrr.l Ia.
law. Or Fed < Brown Dr. MURPHY
IL still connected with the army service
and lof lart evening for Lcd.man hos
pItd. san Francisco. Hr was stnCh'd
70 the British medical corps In France
Army Hurpeons. he said. were for
u long time o." particular objects ~
Hun snipers They figured that the
death Of one surgeon oquIled that of
twenty-five fighting men Eut I es.
capped without wound. although / Vna
frequently IN the midst %; tho fighting.
caring 70. the wounded ss they TEL
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-02-13
CHICAGO.

CHICAGO. Feb. 10 Reports touching
the possibility OF war renewal had .
bulllsh influence today on corn. The
market was also strengthened by un-
Opening prices. which T. 'ged from nc
TO sc higher. with Ma tii7 10 si.ls
and July NlJl- to tii6. were followed
by continued nrmness at n level moder-
ntely below initial top figures.
oats asccnded with corn. After OPEN
Ing maize 10 lisc Up. with May 5sc
10 5sAc. the market scored further
gains
Big shipments lifted provisions.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-02-13
FAVORABLE REPORT
ON INSURANCE BILL

Members OF the senate insurance
committee agreed today TO report out
the valued policy" insurance bill
with a recommendation that il pass, a
heating on this bill was held last night
At which insurance men lodged visor.
Gus protests against the measure.
The bill woulda require the full
amount of a policy to be paid where
there Is q total loss.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-02-13
KANSAS CITY.

CHICAGO. Feb. i5--BUTTER high
81. creamery Jsd isC. EDGS lower. re-
reip,s Ii.25i cases. firsts 37u3;l.c, Or.
dinsry frsts 5sU3silc. at mark. cases
included 96d3ic. POTATOES receipts
4: cars. unchanged. POULTRY. alive.
higher, springs Gle fowls ale.
Packers and carriers gold on the
bulge but the strength OF the market
remained unlmpaircd
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-02-13

OUTSIDE LIVESTOCK
KANSAS CITY.

KANSAS CITY. Fcb. IS HOGS re-.
ceip's e.o0o. steady. bulk ,l7l0uI 30.
heavy 81 ,5ul So. lights $1,000 80,
PIGS w obuldoo. CATTLE. receipts
100, steady. No. southcrns. Prime
fcd steers ilsoou 10 90. dressed heel
steers $4,000 ~ 20. southern steer,
nominaiiy > o0u ~ %. cows 81 00GI 90
hcifefs fs.eoVN 80. stocsets 7.s0d
1900, calves s. 0QGliOO SHEEP. re,
celpts 300: steady Lambs $4,000
90 yenrlings so j0niS. 90, we,h.rI
- 600 80. ewes ilo5Od l2bO; stock.
ers 80 OUU 1900
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-02-13

Itl'"' ~ the Nntiyus tfhh's ~ 81
az approximately AFtolio~s
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-02-13
ST. LOUIS.

ST LOUIS. Feb. l3-HOGS. re.
ceipts ~ 600. strong. lights ll7 50ui 50
heavy i7.sOdis.20. bulk ii1.SOpis 90
CATTLE. receipts $500. steady, native
steers I'll 5OIs. bei yenrlings q, 81. 81 u
l6 90. slockcrs $500 l200, prime south.
crn reers 10000 IS 90. cows and
heifers $500 Is 50: Gamers tJSoG IS
calves S1.75ai3i5. SHEEP. receipt.
400: steady. lambs SIC 2sgi755. ewes
slO.50u ~ 25, Gamers e5.O0Us.o0.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-02-13
Stomach shevs Poison

Earl Robbins. who shot and killed his
wife last Monday. at their home In 20s
West Maple street. and who later diet
In Emergency hospital. succumbed &
carbolic acid poison, according TO &. L.
clifford, city chemist. who made nj
analysis OF Robbins stomach Tn,
stomach In shriveled and burned ai
ashy white from the effects OF the acid
IL II believed Robbins swallowed tn,
acid Immediately after Killing his wife
and Was suffering from that cause, Rnt
not from epilepsy, AZ was supposed By
the police Mt the time.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-02-13

Nh'u 'h" 'asoa Iu municipal court
Against q. l. Warren. california Ay-
Gnu" poultry deslsL were called in
court This MouIus. no defendant up-
p"arct Ilc was charged with three
,iD offence. selling poultry unlaW
fllly r"r.st.Lg an officer and disturb
ing The p'ace II was explained 20 the
court that warren " IN the county jan,
charged WIN exhibiting deadly aeA-
pDn w the presence oi the police Who
nfr"1''d him The cl'y cases Wcr,
continued
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-02-13
MONTGOMERY GETS
NEXT CONVENTION

NEW ORLEANS, Feb. l3 -
Montgomery, Ala, was selected as the
1870 convention city and John D
EldridRe Of Gregory, Ark. was elected
president Of the Southern ta,,lemen's
association At the concluding session
here today Of the seventh annual con-
veition of that orsSpir.tioa
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-02-13
new HAVEN TO
Have RECEIVER
Stock SIunps Three Points
on Report

NEW YORK, Fcb. iJ- Stock Of ,he
New York, New Haven K Hartford
railroad broke lhuc points today upon
announcement N Wall street that ap
pIicalions had been made iof q limited
Iccri'ef'hip for the road before Fed
cral Judge Knox ~ connection with a
long pending 'ui, ~ recover 5000.
90 N behalf oi certain ,iockhold~,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-02-13

Mrs \. Ia Lacy told Judge Spitler
that n, old shoe. from which S2k fell
out. was found by her baby and tussed
onto her oed Fannie Oowenlock, 500
West Reno street who claims the
money and who swore TO warrant
charging Mrs Lacy with taking H. was
not present TO testify. The court ordered
subpoena for Mrs. Gowenlock. and
continued the case until tomorrow
morning
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-02-13
reho rtom pootnol,, o.,reoat

win tho ,pmpI ments of Mary
Crackshot ~ llct.r wilton" was the
not" lying ON box ~ cigars left on
PICKETT Ni'iru.H'd'rh m police head.
quarters this morning Nry CtAcHshOt
was ~" wife N roufb0y." n negro
character ~ pf'm.nrr,, m early day
OklnhOmn cry Arcr his death his
OyrI,"at puH stolen gud Wluon. city
detective, found " FOR Msry IN ap-
probation shr sent this UoG Of oSrcp-
tiouHlly fine c.Euf,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-02-13

No county case has been made
against II. II Jordon, who was fined
80 In municipal court for selling cider
containing 6 percent alcohol Mt his
place OF business. 20i West Reno Rv-
enue. As no whisky was found on the
premises. tho county attorney did not
take the case. Jordon appealed from
the municipal court judgment.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-02-13

G, ". Owenby. arrested. Tuesday on
n charge OF transporting whisky and
who has been held IN tho county jail
made bond for appearance In the coun-
~ court this morning and was re-
leased. Ovenby was arrested by G. r.
Cartmili. city marshall OF Edmond. and
ten quarts OF whisky was found In
suit case taken from him.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-02-13
Second ouense Comes nloh.

Louis GlAsler.. who was let OF with
n dollar and costs several days ago for
hauling siop from restaurants TO his
hogs IN the edge OF town. was before
Judge Splitter again. charged with the
same violation OF the garbage ordinance.
He made n plea for mercy One net of
mercy TO tho individual IL Judge Spit.
lers extreme limit. Glasier was fined
$40 and costs
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-02-13

c. W. Lacy, whose appearance In mu-
riclpal court has become no regular
that no one knows just how many times
he has been charged with vagrancy, re-
appeared again this morning, charged
with the same offense. lie stated a
hard luck story. which Judge splitter
shut of by ordering him taken below
to serve out an uneIpired sentence.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-02-13
wife Complain. OF Husband.

Columbus Reed. negro. was arrested
this morning and placed In The county
itil on an information charging criminal
relations with his i5-year-old daughter.
The complaint was made by Reeds
wife
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-02-13
JOHNSON beaten
IN SENATE AoA)0

WASHINGTON. Feb. iJ.-The
American policy in Russia wa, the
subject OF another no, debate TODAY 10
the senate Senator Johnson q CALI
iornia again failed TO obtain a vote
on hs resolution to record the senate
in favor OF immediate withdrawal al
American troops from Russia. the
measure goirg to the calendar. II will
require majority vote for iufthss
consideration.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-02-13
PROVISIONS

KASSAS CITY. Feb 10 BUTTER
and POULTRY. Unchanged EGGS 20
lower. nfsts 31c. POTATOES lower,
.li0ul7U
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-02-13
"XaQan Watched.

today over the visiting Rotsr,ans. Every
suspicious character was arrested on
sight Four young men were taken
from the lobby Of the Lee -Hucklns no.
tel during the forenoon by Ralph Young.
w. T, Fields and do, Bruce. A technl.
cal charge OF vagrancy was placed
against them 10 hold them IN jail until
nfter the Rotarians leave.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-02-13
b0LSHEv|K| RAID
AIMED At india
ENDS IN DEFEAT
British and Russian Forces
Defeat Reds, ~

'iH' l'llPFlHg ulhIatCH rom kl-
mund Gambler, the noted English
traveller and author. contains the
first news OF a British victory over
the bolsheviSis in Turkes,an IN the
region south OF the 1ran,carpian.
" had been known for some time
that a Bri,iSh-lndian i9rce mad en-
tered the Transcarpian province
through Persia, but Mr. Candlef's
dispatch i' the first lifting OF the
curtain that has yciled the British
effort TO stabilize the situation at
the doors Of India)
ANANKOVD go miles nor,heas,
OF Mey). Jan. 16-(Dellyed "A de-
termincd attack by the bolshevis,
Ifansoarpian army on the Join,
British-lndian and Russo Turkoman
Mensheyikist forces was repul,ed here
with heavy loss. A heavy mist con-
trlbuted 90 the success OF the eremy's
surprise attack OF our communica
tons.
The first intimation OF the attack
was on an explosion and the new line
was blown up in several places and
our communication interrupted by
Bairam Ali Blu, the bolsheyist troop,
in an enyeloping movemen, lost ,heii
way in the mist, were DELAYED anC
could not attack simultaneously. 81
the assault planned Tor $50 in IN,
morning did not develop until u sc
by which time the line was repaire,
and relniorcemen's we're arriving.
Indians Fight Calamity.
! Indian reiniorccments dc,ra,ned an
advanced with great gallan,ry an
their action turned the tide. The en-
emy stood his ground until we wer
| within 80 yards and then began {
retire a, 4:D p m. The rcrca, o.
the flank had become general. Mean
while, the enemy's main frontal al
tack, DELAYED by the cayalry's stead,
rear guard action. was driven baci
with great resolution.
Our pickeis had been forced bacl
and the assault reached our armorec
train when vigorous counter ATTACK
by a handful OF Russian gunners LED
by their commandant, who va.
wounded, restored the situation. Thi,
action broke the bolshcvist resistance
Prisoners estimate the enemy's loss al
$50, apart from the missing. also so
cases of frost bite.
One hundred miles to the northeast,
the bolsheviki are holding a position
on the lei, bank Of the Oxus with
forces. the main strength OF which
consists OF Aus,ro- Hungarian prison.
ers whose stimulus TO fight is ,heil
longing to get back to their owl
people.
The censorship of the bolsheviki il
very effective, the prisoners appar
emily being quite ignorant OF the Ger
man debacle. They were promised
passage home il they could breaI
through to the Caspian. Our Turko
men allies are solidly an,i-bolshevist
The bolshcvist morale on the Turke
stan front is very low.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-02-13

n rUHt I.1II IImUIO TIl IN municipal
court Tor porHst'ntly pdlng his bicycle
on sidsWulEr against the protest ~
neighAofH This custom of boys." re-
marked ~. court. has hccon" NUS
auce. II sou appear before me again
on timillr charge. shah nne sou
the fan limit
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-02-13
WALL STREET

NEW YORK. Feb. l3-News advlces
over the holiday. caused further hasty
spec'aities Mt IN. openiSs Of tod.x.s
stock market. Gains OF \ TO 9n points
wers registered by oils. prominent
equipments. tho motor division and the
more active tobaccos, leather and dis
tilIlng shares There was virtually no
exception to the higher trend. although
coppers were slightly irregular and Y.
\. Steel shaded moderately before the
end OF the first half hour.
Gains were further extended during
the more active trading Mt midday, oils
s,ill dominating the list on fnvors BILE
statements attributed to Mexican In
tcrcsts. Equipments, motors and ship
p'nEs, also enhanced their sdvances. no.
tsbly Y, y. Steel. Baldwin Locomotive.
studebaker and Marine pfd.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-02-13
fOOLATE TO CLASSIFY

tuh SALE A good improved farm ln
Roger hilY county, iib per acre. fsn
sonnblo terms. or Viii exchange fuf irsl.
dchce ~ Oklahoma city staple l2Jl.
WANTED 70 my R,ni home of nine
ioomr. no mOnty down. but can nay
$40 per month. 2iil Exchange avenue.
ClIEf Iud hiewafd fof country. mar.
red. and wife io assist. look after
house; give axe and experience; refer.
cucc. phone number aud address. H.Cjs.
OklnhOmnn
TWO GENTLEMEN want room and
board IN private family. with garage
! boarding houses need not Irply. Ad.
| dress T.. - Bos 49,
NICELY furnished sleeping room. 1924
Eist 5fd.
BEL0iAS RABBITS FOR SALE All
ages. peligrrrd. JOy Wet llth. Wal
nur isii
~ FtHNIsHED thfse.foum modorn
apartment; reasonable. close-in
], OkiHhomrn.
WANTED Lady 10 do nyht house
work small family. good nome and
good pay H.25. oklahoman.
YOUNG NAN for combination Office
man and salesman: experience In en-
gfaved stationery desirable Mr IlAr-
low. 2i7i4 y. Harvey
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-02-13
FORT WORTH.

FORT WORTH. Feb. l3.-CATTLE.
receipts 2.l0O. steady: becves s. o0m
- 0n HOGS. receipts 3.to0. active and
steady. Heavy ti1.2jut7SO SHEEP
receipts csc; unchanged. Lambs tl35O
IL 10 "a
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-02-13
A Cold, Cold Ride.

Tho desire to get TO Oklahoma city
Is overpowering. Two young men ar
rived this morning on top OF the Rock
Island passenger train. Although they
must have been almost frozen. they
outran the police. who gave chase as
they climbed down
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-02-13
LEGALS
EXHIBIT A 4"


Sealed bids Tor tho proposed improve
mruts 10 III. water system viii be fo-
'eivcf hy the mayor or city clerk OF
cushing. Okla. Until 3 o'clock y, m =,
February IL. 1919 BIDS will lie opened
~ tho regular meeting Of the city
council Mt 30 .. M February H. 1919.
Plans and specifications win ho on
file with the city clerk NJ the city
hail Tor the Inspection Of contractors
wishing 10 hid on the work. Any con
tractor wishing TO obtain . set ~ plans
ani Specifications for their own uso
VIII be shle to do No for 80 (ren Dol.
lafS) said money 10 b, paid to the city
clerk and to he turned over by him to
ihc Red Cross fund Of the city Of
Gushing.
Separate bids win be received on the
material which enters into the con.
rtruction OF the proposed improve
ncntH.
The city reserves the right 10 reject
any or all bids
u ~ HAWKINS.
Mayor.
E. H. ACKLiS.
city Clerk.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-02-13
MARKET STRONG
|. ON LIGHT SUPPLY
Packers Quickly lake Beef
Offering Here Today
RECEIPTS TO-DAY.

CATTLE Receipts despite tho urgent
demand IN tho cattlo division today
N"f" csceptl0nnQy lght. but LOO eat.
'le and calves Making 40 the supply
offerings ~ steers mostly were on m,
short ied order nnd sold from 81 10 81;
on steady ~ strong market Jack pot
shlpmrntH made up tho hulk ~ packer
huflnH HGno extra fIt Killing COWS
sold if0m 80 10 81 while he bulk oi
tie medium 10 common Kind sOld ffOu
~ 70 - -. Gamers ANA cutters sold
from I7b 10 o. Stpckora were steady
ana feeders were HtIOng
Closing Quota tons.
IH,'' ~ the NntiIns tfhh'. ~ 'niu'
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-02-13

On n chnrge 81 assault. J A. Bell.
was granted continuance Of his pre-
llminary trial for Is days this morning
by A. ". McWillinms, Justice OF peace.
Bell Is under boud for appearance
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-02-13
LEGALS

NOTICE or ANNUAL MEETING OF
STOCKHOLDERS or CESTRAL
OKLAHOMA LIGHT ASD
POWER COMPANY.
Tho annual meeting Of stockholders ~
the Central Oklahoma Light and Power
comppny viii be held at tho office of
tho company In the city of Oklahoma
uity. snto Of Oklahoma. on tho isth
day OF February, 1919. nj 10 O'Clock
In the forenoon Of that day for tho pur.
nose " electing n board Of directors a M
for the transactions ~ such other busl.
ness ss may come before tho meeting
H. J GRAF. Secretary.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-02-13

Charles f. parham of Baxter Springs.
Kan. Will speak at the courthouse to-
night aud tomorrow night Hts subject
viii De the signs Of the Times or
the Coming Of Christ" No admission
Will bo charged
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-02-13

william H. Hanley business manager
OF the La~ton News. AZ LsWtun was
one Of the Rotary boosters at the con-
vention today.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-02-13
NEW YORK SUGAR.

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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-02-13

O, II West has let the contrsc. for a
new $4,000 dwelling Rt 1925 West Four
teenth street. Work will be started
early next week.