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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-07-14

WANTED-A head engineer for flour
mill. Corlss steam engine. burn fuel
oil; give reference and experience.
state salnry wanted steady position for
right man. Gerlnch- Higgins Millins
Co. HiERins Trxhs
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CARPENTERS WANTED 8 first
class fnlshers. also good rough men.
host MRges Walnut 6flS
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FOR RENT Southeast bedroom With
large closet; adjoining hath. gentie-
men only: MISC garage. Walnut 1914
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WANTED : AT rO0D4. cempetsnt
tsiuses. Daily Traveller, Arksnsas
NANCE at once, white cook. 0rlok
~ 11rA Cafe. Lee -Huckins hoeel
-tjood mechanic. TAllmep
Qathrie. Phone !.
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THREE rooms, everything furnished,
also sleeping room; no children, b1T
| West 18th Maple i422-R
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WANTED-5O EXPERIENCED oPER-
ATORS UNION WAGES AND
STEADY WORK. NEW STATE SHIRT
1872.
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SUBSCRIPTION RATES.

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In Oklahoma CITY.
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in Oklahoma CITY and vicinity. per
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SLEEPING room. north. south ana
west exposure private residence
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-07-14

GOOD joh open for young man who can
invest $4,000 in state right picture
Tucker Bros. Amusement Co, SOS v.
Main. oklahoma tity.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-07-14

| TWO furnished sleeping rooms. south
exposure. gentleman preferred. is3
| j.. sth street
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NICE, cool, sleeping room. southeast
exposure, close In. iJ5 w. End. Ma
nls fk4l-I
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ONE large. one small southeast sleep
Ing room private home; adults. 6?l
y, 9Th Phone Maple 1851
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-07-14

AUTOMOBILE salesmnnager wanted;
salary and commission; give refer
ence with application. BIG. Okla
hOman
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WANTED-In each county IN Okla
homa, Kansas and Texas. drivers
with car, with standing and local &C.
Qualntance, to drive our statesmen, Sl0
per day and expenses. answer oH letter,
xking references OF call on Farm Inn
piement N Tractor Co.. 100 West Reno,
Oklahoma City. Okls.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-07-14

DESIRABLE suite south exposure.
private hath: also single rooms. Wall
nut Gel or Maple 2275
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-07-14

WANTEp--At once first class welder.
Phone Walnut 1874 between $40 and
ID. m
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SOUTH and east sleeping room. phone
In room. bath adjoining. private FAM
IlN- li w. eth MAnle lnGi
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iea W. FIFTH Large bedroom, south
exposure, private home. wnlking dis-
tnnce Mamie i112-J
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WANTED-Co Competent white girl ex-
perienCed with children. to care for
2-year-old boy. must have references.
| Phone WALNUT 1870
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WANTED-TO RENT
BY GOLDBERG

WhNTEp-To rent by Aug. /. or
room modern house Maple l2l6
WANTED-Room and board In private
family hy two young gentlemen; ref
ercnces E-1S, Oklahoman.
WANTED--Fuu or nve-room unfur-
nished cottage with garage. Call wal.
1906.
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WELL-FI'ENlsHEp room With porSi
which may lie used Tor sleeping
porch. Call 1903 w. 18th st after t:J0
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FOrR nicely Furnished rooms good
location, adults only. Phone Walnut
57S7
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TWO furnished rooms TO couple EN-
ployed or gentlemen. Maple b02s-Jr
Sunday and mornings. kitchen privi-
leges to couple lb01n West First
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-07-14

EXPERIENCED wood workers md
body builders. storage, carriages and
autos. blacksmith and helpers. top
wages. Sharp Auto e Supply Co.. SIS
West Main
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wANTED-,TO RENT

~~~-N~~~~~~S-S~~~~>4~~>~~~~ ~~~~~N~>S~y~~~~~~,~~O~~~
LADY Recovering from a broken leg
still requires some care, desires home
for the month OF August. In SONG cool
convenient country home or neighbor.
ing town. Address "a West 18th or
phone Walnut 1854, Oklahoma CITY.
Okla.
Furnished. small modern
apartment or bungalow for summer
or longer, VIII furnish reference. Two
adults. Cali Mrs. r. o. Rudy. Esbert
hotel.
WANTEb--To rent, or s.room mod
@n house by first OF August, fur.
nished. Tor three months or unfurnished
for one year; four In family. youngest
IS years old, win give reference. Phone
WALNUT Sl1s. II. N. Knight.
SEPTEMbER I, Z 10 I rooms, modern,
close In; small family adults; will
pag up 10 $50, Address B-77a. care
OkMh0man.
WANT to lease for year TO 10 room
house; references exchanged. Phone
Maple is0s-R
THREE or four unfurnlshed rooms. II
house or apartment. BY man and
wife; permanent: references, state
partlcv lara E-7V. care Oklahoman
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LARGE south room aud slrcphS porcht
prlvnte home Walnut 6s3i
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NANTED-Two young men OF good
character. pleasing personality to
represent reliable old firm on the road
special inducemcnt 10 men with light
cars; experience not peeessary, e.
pense money advanced. Call Monday
2lb w. ith. near postofflce. J. J.
WiIflngham
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NICELY iurnishsd siespin1 room. hot
so N, Harvey wsinat iiia
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NICELY furnished south sleeping
rooms 23 W Sth
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-07-14

WANTED elrl u do hOusework couple
hours daily. small family. 727 W
Third
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MALE Hip WANTED

||~r~,~~N~~~~~oc~~~~~~ -r~~~o~
WANTED-All around mechanic. weld
or and auto radiator repnirer. Puckett
Gnrnge. hl5 y Hudson
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ROOM WITH BokRD FOR RENT

ROOMS and board for rent. lil9 Lin
wood. Maple 1910.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-07-14

ONE or two young ladies 10 share de-
sirnblc apartment private bath. Lois
Apartments, 920 n. Geary. Phone
Maple i5lA
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-07-14

NEWLY furnished sleeping room; li0s
West lith walnut 77x-J
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Opportunity
For Every Boy

Earn your spending money during
vacation by selling The Sunday Okla
homan and Times In your nelshhor-
hood write The Boy Department
oklahoma pub. Co, oklahoma Clty.
fof Information
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-07-14

GzNTED-Four Al men Grocery
man. furniture man, hardware man
geut'a furnishing man. Only Al men
See6 apply; men who expect 10 mer.
rksadiGe 'copfinuously. B. a. o. Cash
Stose. Temcls, Okla
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WANTED - Printer-operator, t25 per
week; wire or phone News-Democrat,
W1hurtpu
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NICE cool south room TO gentleman:
would hoard. references required.
1910 n Oklahoma
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FEMALE HELP WANTED

WANTED -- Colored glrl for general
house work Walnut 20t6
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-07-14

NEW territory to be
opened for sale of
farm lighting plants and
q c cess sories (Delc0
Light; good business al.
ready established. Do
not apply unless you are
q salesman and have q
car. GOOD business
for right party. Delco-
Light Products, l20 w.
4th St.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-07-14

NANTED-At once, experienced cloth
ing and furnishing goods salesman
for gents furnishing store In town OF
$4,000 population State salary and
experience in letter. also give refer
cuCea & f.. OklahOmnn
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statesmen WANTED

WANTED - -Four experienced sales
men for city and country. men with
cars preferred; II you have experience
and ability and are willing to work
you can easily clear from SIS TO s10s
week. Cal at i70 W. Reno st..
Oklahoma City. Okla
Ml Statesmen II ss5 TO iy5 per week
looks good 10 you, tOt Baum Bldg
and ask for Mr.. Sandford,
ELECTRIC supply salesman ~ith soma
experience for Oklahoma territory.
Empire Electric Supply Co. Musho-
gee. Okla.
CALL At 2It South Robinson street,
have a 3-way combination switch
put on your car 800 rsward for man
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-07-14

MODERN. cool. newly furnished house.
keeping rooms. 3l2h n. broadway.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-07-14

WANTED--A few lady solicitors to call
at once; II you possess salesmanship.
ability and got the work habit | have
a fine proposition for YOU. Your money
each evening. start Mt once come be
fore We are filled UP. All Culbertson
bldg
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PAPERHANGING AND PAINTING

WALL PAPER--7c; my prices are the
best. bring samples. estimate work
II. NJ, Pnrrett, li2 W. Ord. Walnut 1851.
ROOMS papered, 81 up samples; also
painting. Walnut 35i2. Maple 1874.
W. r. Roach.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-07-14

W1NTED-At once 4 flrst-class non
unlon BARRIERS. $50 guarantee; union
baSbers on strike steady JOB + g.
Christopher. Phone ~ pfumright'
Okla.
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between age rs and q, who can on.
crate typewriter. prefer one with pre-
vious office experience, and who has
a knowledge ~ bookkeeping, excellent
opportunity for right party. answer by
letter only Paramount Jcwelry Co,
3Ol Mercantile Bldg.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-07-14

VERY LARGE desirable room. with
board. also garage. References. l2t
W. 9Th.
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WANTED-Ma to paint house and
take piano or phonograph on work.
| Walnut ~.
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WANTED Saleslady for news stand.
Address FL. OklAhomap
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FURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT,

ROOM FOR RENT III w. Sixth.
Maple fetl
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BOYS WANTED

We have several routes open for boys
between the ages of T. TO Is. Apply
city Circulation Manager Oklahoman
md Tin.rs
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-07-14

UNION barber; rood. experienced bar
ber; guarantee $40, make from $40
up; married man preferred; would work
single man, J. w. Shupert, Wliburton
oklahoma
The Topeka state journal., 1919-11-21
Pen FIRE
Damage at LeaYenWOrth Prison
More Than $15O,O0O.
Guards and d~Trusties Fought
Flames Most of Night.

Leavenworth, Kan, Nov. 81. -
Rumors that the fire within the con
fines of Fort Leavenworth, which last
night destroyed property valued at
more than s15s-000. was the result of
activity of radicals among prisoners in
the barracks was discountenanced by
officers appointed to investigate the
origin of the blaze today. No cause
had been found for the fire.
1t was announced at the prison to-
day that thO4o investigation is under
way.
The fire started in the prison ex
change. destroying the building and
the large quantity of army supplies it
contained. From there the flames
spread to the cantonment barracks
and burned fourteen of the frame
structures in the enclosure. Dynamite
was used to stop the spread of the
fire. The buildings burned were
erected in 1917 at a cost of $220, 0,00OA
who because OF their good records had
been restored to duty as TRUSTEES.
Prisoners assisted in the fighting of
the fire, which was one of several
that have occurred at the barracks in
the st year.
The fire spread from the exchange
to the wooden cantonment building.
erected two years ago, north of the
new cell house and outside the main
prison stone wall inclosure. Fourteen
of these buildings were destroyed
quickly. There was no adequate water
service to save the buildings and dyna-
mite was used to blow up other build
ings to check the fire. This was done
to save the buildings in Bluntville,
frame houses occupied by the prison
guards and their families.
TRUSTEES Fought Flames.
The cantonment buildings burned
were frame barracks occupied by the
nf hn
trusty prisoners. They are the pris-
eners who did not join in the mutinies
at the disciplinary barracks last sum-
mer. These restored men aided in
fighting the fire; They came out OF
the barracks with their belongings in
kit bags and did whatever the officers
commanded.
The cell houses within the main
prison enclosure did not catch on fire
as the wind was towards the northeast
Guards were stationed at all points
within the walls, ready to march the
prisoners from the cell houses on short
notice. The officers and soldiers in
the Fort LeaVenworth garrison were
| on duty ready to hold the prisoners in
check in case of an emergency.
Barracks Cost $22O,OO0.
. The wooden cantonment barracks
! burned were erected in 1917, al
a cost of 100000. Officers were
not able to give much information
about the fire loss today. An investi-
cation will be started tomorrow tC
| learn about the way in which the fire
started and the amount of damage tC
government property.
While the fire was burning frequent
explosions of guard towers along the
barbed wire walls of the stockade, in
side which the fire was raging, made
/ it seem like a battle. These towers
about twenty OF them, had been erect
ed along the stockade and were heav-
/ lily stocked with guns and ammuni-
ton. 1t was the explosion of this am
munition that sounded like the dis
charge of giant guns.
Army officers expressed the opinion
that the fire undoubtedly was of in
cendiarV origin.
The Topeka state journal., 1919-11-21
IN THE KANSAS CONFERENCE
Three Games Thursday Change
Percentages in Title Race.
OF THE TEAMS.

Three Kansas conference football
games played Thursday afternoon had
no particular bearing on the title race
except that PittEhurg Normal kept it
self in position to grab the laurel
if College of Emporia loses to Kansas
Normal Turkey day.
The Pittsburgers played the heavy
Friends eleven and managed to come
out of the scrimmage one point in the
lead. This kept them in the 1000 per
cent class.
So far as conference standing is con-
cerned the results of the games Thurs
day did not change the standing of the
teams to any great extent Southwest
ern by virtue of it's victory over the
Swedes of Bethany raised its percent
age from .714 to $50, putting it on a
par with st. Marys for fourth place.
Bethany by losing lost a percentage
of 66 points, going into the 1898 class
along with Friends. The losses. of
Friends and Bethany dropped those
two schools from their chance at sew
enth place in the title race.
Place seven in the title race is now
the undisputed possession of Hays
Normal with a percentage of 500.
The single other change resulting
from Thursdays battles was a loss of
fifty percentage points by Kansas
WESLEYAN, which leaves Kansas Nor
NAL in full possession of twelfth place
in the standing and drops Wesleyan to
hirteeOth
The Topeka state journal., 1919-11-21

FURNISHED by the Topeka Board of Trade)
Chicago, i'll, Nov. 21.-The Tribune /:
GRAIN: To get down to the concrete as
traders with an open mind see it, the
trouble with corn market is that there are
no stocRs here, only 900 and visible
with 4,152,000 last year. This leaves the
market without a balance wheel. SO long
as such a situation lasts and sentiment
is very bearish, Il nervous, fluctuating mar
ket is to be expected. 1t runs from an
to an over-sold condition al
most daily and causes the sharp changes.
When hedging business and receipts of
volume developes and accumulates Il diff
ferent kind of market is expected. An
longs were sellers yesterday, their offer
ings being taken by shorts. Several of the
largest houses were buyers all day, while
selling was scattered. Illinois and Iowa
offered more corn and consignment notices
were more numerous among the commits
sion houses. The coal strike will be over
soon, and then free operations of trains
will be resumed. Under such conditions
some of the largest corn traders are in
there will be no burdensome run of corn.
December oats were bought and May sold
by one of the largest cash houses the
spread widening from 3 to 3A cents.
Houses who were the largest buyers of
December the previous day were free~seu
ers yesterday. May was taken by opera
tors who have been friendly to buying
side for several days. A big trade has been
on in rye futures, one house with sea-
Mon December and May in last few days
big run of hogs at the yards encouraged
selling of provisions early with a fair de-
cline.
The Topeka state journal., 1919-11-21
X. S. A. C. MINES OFFER

CONTINUED from Page OneD
nizing the necessity for some decisive
action which will place the coal mines
in full action Governor Cox today tele-
graphed Governor Harding of Iowa
that if the federal government does
not intervene and operate the mines in
case of failure of the miners and oper-
ators to reach an agreement in the
Washington conference the states will
have to take charge of the mineS.A
Goodrich Says No.
Indianapolis. Ind, Nov 21.-Gov.
James P Goodrich will not comply
with the request of Governor Harding
of Iowa for seizure of the coal mines,
he said here today. He does not con-
slider the suggestion practical at this
time, he said
Goodrich wired Governor Harding
today as follows:
1T occurs to me that any action
along the lines suggested in your mes
sage might complieate negotiations
now pending IN Washington. 1 suS-
gest that we defer reaching any defi-
mite conclusion on the matter until
early next week and await the out
come of the conference at Washing
ton"
Governor Black of Kentucky wired:
'I will, of course, exercise all the
authority 1 possess in the case of an
emergency. Miners are gradually re-
suming work in Kentucky
The Topeka state journal., 1919-11-21
Sweeping CurtaiIment of Pas
Senger Traffic Now Expected.
Chicago Packers Can. Operate
Only Two Weeks More.
WAR RATIONING SPREADS
Chicago Il Northwestern Latest
Railway To Be Put on List.
In X. c. $50 Users of Light and
Power Asked To Close.

: Chicago, Nov. 21.-The increasing
coal shortage had begun today to
menace additional industries and
threaten slightly the nations food sup
ply, with the further prospect of a
sweeping curtailment -of passenger
traffic within wenty-four hours.
( AS the 425,OO0 bituminous coal
miners rounded out three weeks of
idleness, it became known thru a
statement here by the regional coal
committee that he big Chicago pack
Hg plants have about two weeks sup
ply of coal left and that when they
have used that the committee will not
be able to release any coal to them"
The immediate future of the steel
industry today was causing concern,
according to one Pennsylvania manu-
tacturer- In the Chicago district the
Corn Products company announced
The Topeka state journal., 1919-11-21
DALTON TO HOSPITAL
Famous Kansas Bandit Still Suffers
From Old Wound.

Los Angeles. Cal. Nov 21.-Em
NETT Dalton. the only surviving mem
ber of the famous Dalton gang of bank
robbers that terrorized the southern
Kansas borders in the early COS, is
forced to undergo another operation
on his arm that was broken as the re-
suit of a gunshot wound he received
twenty-seven years ago at Coffeyville.
Kan. He left today for Rochester,
Mimi, for the operation. This is at
least the second operation he has un-
dergone. He was paroled july 6,
1907, by Gov E. w. Hocb. of Kansas,
to have his arm treated at Topeka.
The Topeka state journal., 1919-11-21
Chicago Live Stock Market.

Chicago, Nov. 1-HOGS-Receipts 35 coo.
Market fairly active, 25c to 4Oc lower. Bulk
Of sales, $1S-40@ 1880; top, s13.9O; heavy,
$13 40Q 13.S5; medium, S13.40@ 1890; light,
354 1855; pigs, S12T5M13.2j.
CATTLE-Receipts 9,0a0. Market steady.
Boot steers, medium and heavy weight,
choice, prime S17.T5@20.00 medium, good,
choice, S13 .40Q195O; butcher heifers, Sc. 40d
1415; cows, S5.25@13.00; calves, $iG.506I
Il 30; feeders, $7.00@12.00: stockers, $G.0J0I
10.25; cows and heiIers, $6.2jd 90.
SHEEP-Receipts 10000. Market weak
Lambs, S12.5e@14.75; ewes, medium, good,
choice, S1.00Q $50; breeding ewes, $6.J0Q
The Topeka state journal., 1919-11-21
SEVEN TO MANHATTAN
Boys and Girls Get Free Trips Be-
cause of Contest Crop Exhibits.

Cottonwood Falls, Nov. 21.-The an
nuaI session of the Chase County
Farm ers' institute closed with the cleo
ton of the following officers: F. H.
Yeager, Bazaar. president; w. n. Oles,
Bazaar, secretary treasurer. Vice pres
idents will be appointed by the presi-
dent.
Children winning trips to Manhat-
tan were Rhine Benninghoven, who
won first place on corn; James Yea
ger, who won on kafir corn; Miss Lucy
Brickell won first prize on best poul-
try exhibit; William F,ent won first on
best garden display; Arthur Wyatt-won
first on best corn exhibit; Louie Roni-
ger won first on best hard wheat; and
Jesse Starkey won first on best KAN
red wheat.
The Topeka state journal., 1919-11-21

Twenty-Five firms have agreed to op-
crate only from a. m. to 4 p. m.
Many Industrial plants and domestic
consumers are preparing to use oil.
The coaf~ shortage has resulted in an
unprecedented demand for oil burn
ers. Such apparatus has been in
stalled in one municipal power plant
Reports from scores OF industrial
concerns showed only small supplies of
coal on hand. Length of operation,
in most cases, varied from five to
twenty-fi five days. The railway com
pany can run twenty-six days, and the
light and power company seventeen
DAYS, according to respective officers.
Two laYge plants have been closed.
The Topeka state journal., 1919-11-21
Kansas City Live Stock market.

Kansas City, Nov. 21.-HOGS-Rece:pts
6,00U. Market generally 25c to Soc lower
Bulk of sales, S13.s0@1425; heavies, SIS. .S06t
14.20; mediums. $13.956L14.25; lights, SIS. 50
Q14.15; pigs, $12.T50140O
CATTLE-Receipts 4,7O0 Market dull
Choice he;vy steers, $1I0O@1S 1850; medium
good. S1275d1Looi common, $1O;25@12.75
$650CT14.O0; COWS, $6.40@l235; calves ,$13 81
a 1860; feeders, $S.O0@ 1928; stockers, $500
6l1c5G.
SHEER-Receipts 1900 Market steady
to strong Lambs, ST.. 2.I5@14T5; yearlinc
wethers, $1000@11.75; ewes, S60OdS. -
breeding ewes, $G5041200; feeder lambs
Sl1 (tDHI1,t %