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BOB PARMAN OFFERS
100 National Oil I 1. 10
160 Ijiale gueeti HI 90
Knma Oladstone Oil anil llilliilng l ull
l"0 lloy-Cinilicr (Ml 1 ''"
i"io Pnmorit petroleum L6o
2(1 Ivanhoe l'utrnjeuin K On
ouia Aasuiiiiice (III mill Refining I I'
48 Home Refining 7 7
00 Okliimnda Oil unit (Iiiii 17'
nO lieposltoia Oil Willi ilea I 11
l.d'iO -Igom (.Ml !!
41 Quadrangle Petroleum 8 5r
4no shirt Hlcevs (III 'i
) ltaclne (III I "
4t0 ('tilted (III Hint IlnllnltiK 40
Joo Oklahoma oil mtrl Refining . I o:,
100 North American Oil IS VT
(DO Teachcra mid Htiidenli Oil .. I 25
4i0 I. lulu frail 'il I 10
6no l.uckv Strike I-ead mid Zinc 85
Hio Yellow Jack I .and unit Zlno .C5
f .(')0 Klral National Mining 1
760 (lolili'ii State Lead and Zinc,
a bargain.
400 old Reliable Lead and Zinc 10
Home Rainbow Mini Uttuwa L uihI 7.
at art-iit hatgaln.
15 lwirtla Mining Cn J7 U"
?oq Hyicral Lead mid Zinc I Hi
loo Lead Hoy Mnil nml .tin' 100
loo Igg.o Jlfg alork I 10
100 Cool Knl I 01
100 Trnplc Ice Machine i or lj! Inn I )
1. 10
SH American Nul l llldg Welmi! ji.lj.
Subject to Prior Sale:
WE QUOTE
(00 share Uoldrii State I..
Z " ... I 40
1,000 shares lloldcn Mala I.. A
7! 77
2 aliurra Automatic Air Si in in
l(i( 60 00
860 Luckv Iahhi 10
1.000 shares Shirt Slcnvs 40
200 shares Clip It ink 1 8n
100 rhnrc Automatic Hook-keep-
Ing 15 25
4 nilUfa S A S Oil mimI (inn
Kan-si Tnvianda, flcldi ... 40 00
t abates Pioneer (Ml Heriirl-
I lis 7 00
100 sharra Faultless Money
Chanaer 25
1-10 Indue-i : mj nrrri, I'nlii I'll, In
Co, Texn near production 3'J5 00
Quote Am 0:1 nml Itcf.
Iet ua lint "Ur alncka.
JONES SALES AGENCY
lonr, Ilcrakowlts llldg
FOR'QUIClTSALE
30-arre lease with small nrndli'-l Inn.
Two shallow well A I". Watson. Itnum
4h L'niplre building Phone Maple 81.
"out of town r'eaiTestate"
fOH SALE Knur-room house, large burn.
frill, nl all Ult.A all 1.. U .. .......a la
ote. am d for chlckrria nml irnrdcnirli:
Cnmo anil aee or write Iliiliih Paraona.
Kdmnml. oklii.
REALESTATEJX) TRADE
For Sa! or Trad
Hit-room roftARr, moHwn. on ttt
mnm. Will givf rfinonak tfrtim or tnke
UMHt nr In h(k'1 t;oii(!ili(n aa iuirt 1h)
mfiil. ,Mnt. till
I). 0. .JOHNSON
14 Imuran'-- lildn.
REAL F.STAT : FOR SALE
TRADE
OR
IF yon want quirk artlon cm that rnl
aetata trade aak Mr. fopr, walnut 1349.
CITY RBAL ESTATE IfOlt SALE
OWfFri will all under niarkrt. fine ror-
rver on Tl(th, tiloi'k at of Claaniti
nr line, idther fifty or hundred fool
front by hundred and aeventy l"-t deep;
Ideal apartment alto. Mnple lH.-l-J.
For S
&Us
Clcht roonia, new, atrlrtly mn1ern, cla-
tarn, garaga. puuilxy huuaa, oak fUaua
downaiaira; hard maple upatalta; beau
ttful future; a coml'late and rnmfort
l,bl home on ICaat 13th. Good Icrnta and
fair prlre. Maple 41. ,
D. O. JOHNSON
' (11 Inni ranee llldf.
Br'oWNfcKleiVi ng cit yT5 -room, wrll-
Irtilll, bungaluw, gnraite. pvin. nortn-
wet. I bkx-ka echuol, ll.ooo or roore man.
with or without fine furniture. Walnut
fo'n SAI.B lf-room reildenre at a bar-
nln: alao pair well located lota on 33rd
Ht Hee owner, 1 N. tune.
160. BALANCE EABY. Bea me for bar
gaina. Dow.
WEST INVESTMENT CO.
til Amerlrrvn BankJIIdg ?lJn.H,?,'5;
TWO-fiTOrtY modi-rn home; on car line
nnr nweal, rrutl treea, gariian, wen ami
Ally water In hnuee; outalde Inunilrv
home, garage and aervanl'a room. IS SoO
oaah, time or trade. Irk Boa 972, nkla
hnma City.
YOT
Opportamiiity
to bur baautlfol NEW lg toom. two
atnry home with hreakfaat room, nek
floor! and built In featurea. liarga baee
gaant. furnaee. garage and driveway. The
owner hi a riven ua ten riaya lo aell It.
fnr full particulars call J. A. Challenner
ar Albert Mager.
MAGER & MAGER
ana Colenrd W 1797
1 . Noritkwfcslt
Five rooma and sleeping porch, aouth
front, cloae to car line, brand new; If
Jeken wlihln net day or eo, can aeleot
four owa decoration. Chimp at the
frtce.
IVi North alarvey Telephona TBX 1
Some KEEN Bargains
Kew I -room bungalow, all tha lata
built -In fnaturea, well located north, for
.00fl; $100 cash. Act promptly If Inter
aefd. Blx-room modern collage, close In, a
bargain for 11,000, on good terma
New l-room modern bungalow, with all
lata built-in featurea: Immediate mnaaea-
alon: well located, Juat .off Claaaen, (of
J,liOa on I arm a io auu.
New I -room modern bungalow on flhar
tell, baaement, garage and drive, for only
14.100. on good terms.
If yon are Intereeted In any of these
' tar If you floti't see what you want In the
above Irat. call ua; wa can ahow you aoma
eacernionai goon nuya.
KEEN INVESTMENT CO.
. Kit drain Enchange Bldf,,
, Phona Maple 114
11,550; Immediate pnaseaalons offered
for this week only. 1. E. Ureen, Walnut
IM.
fOR lAlVnn TRATiirTotl.neTTe
lals View addition. Hea Fred Patry,
(ire no are. notei.
BUNGALOW
Uiniivmfcy Addition
On wist Nlteteenin strear. sis rooms,
semen ed tn back porch; garagai beauti
ful lawn; hardwood, maple floora In three
rooms: built -In featurea. A mighty good
Buy at 14.100,
1 Nuiii. Martey
" I
CIT? REAL E31ATE FOR SALE
w&c:
IIICH-CLAHH hAma north-
niat III una of tha tnirv
rralilnmlal aartlnna of Ilia
lly llMiiillful limiii a on nil alUaa Huvun
ill" wnll ai niiia, rmuna, alrcplnit
Mirth, tmk f lixn a and trlimnliK down
inlia. Oak f Ionia und whita anainnl
i in I nc up iimn Klitfiint fiaturta and
mi orullnn; haa'-mant furn."(-, Riirairn
nil ilrlvrway. A wHI-aiMnliittd liotna
n rvry w.iy, 504O f(,rt nf (rnund I.t
it aliow nl Ihla liraulKiil Inline I'lUu
tii.7.0. I.llxial tarma. (.latliif 174.
hulvanian.
J M Tin krr, J A. E1wln,
VViilniit 27 tV1 W. JMnln
Knit H AI.K "fi-riiiim nnw Imiiiaiiiw, UI7
VV 1.1 ii lit. I2.J.MI Caah I'lOo. balant 110
il iimiiili. Hinna Walnut
r'lNK itmilflrn ft-ruoin hoina. aaat ilk;
rlnir; on rnrtiT; nl' (aittga; ownar
Inn iMialm-aa In city Hint will tint allow
him to llva In It; will vlv hla" lml
Ihhiiii il"-. In, or aril and glvu good
Irrtna ll.ill, !)5l.a Mlilic
Ki 'It riAl.f:-5 room FitiiKiilow and nr-
Hgn on Wfal Uili Ht. Termi. Wal-
niii4!.ri.
MV fi-IKMiM WiikhIow. nmtliwc'at. ilvnl
In li-aa than yiar: Immrdlatn poaaa--alon;
an'i KU'i- l.-:Ti, cur Oklaliqman
SACRIFICE BARGAIN
Ona alRlit-tonin hnuna, three flvi--room
hiiuaia on Kiiib 1 4n-fnil mi inr; pavmK
ii-ild nut: In aood n-imir. lent for firm
.ir ini'i ili 1'rTiid lit l.,00, lth ti-rma. I
Ml il i "r f i "nil i Mlli .
1 yQl'N'w'
11 anulh ft
U- Imga ri
JUtTi, ii-nr rinaai-n.
finnt liiltiatilow with (ivo
rga rooina; ttnor aimi ta
aa liirxe aa an nm" aii-rfMim
Ihi urn low. Tlura la luiaanunl, :itnge and
IiIiivkwhv: two romna fliilahcd In oak,
I' llnnra Khll enamel A aplrndld plara,
i-loaii In rnr ml nnr ward arlimil Tcrina.
Tin' la h i linn e pine. Ilxltrr are It
iiin k 1'lioiie for apiiolnlin-iit.
Jnv .1 I'wy-r.
Iti-.il halala Iwpt ,
1! T. H TI AIIT ai CO.
30 w M ini. Maplf r,
w&c
HrNiiAMIVV for oinaoii"
at a:iiTlflr prlre. l-lin?
loi'iitlon Nortliwrit rlK'lt
In lin- of dvi'liuniu-nt Klva haauli--fill
loonia Two loonia flnliilird In oak,
fin" marital, built In kll'in'tl ralilni-l,
dotilile Inilll throiiKhout. iiiran and
di'lvi-way. Hprrlal prlia for itlrk ail",
only SIL00; liOo mail, hulnin- f-afl. l.int
II. K 1 'i J.
J M Tuikrr
J A Kdwln
?iii'(i Went Main
Wnliuif 27
Nw Eainigaifow
n Wiat Klflornth. rlaan In. e have
Umilirnl kn.taea.l.amr na L. In
flirt" rrxirni, tMHkrnNt room mwi mnnlnl,
ItiiHtfd nn rorni-r lulu, (aelnK iwnth and
MHt llnittifi likn (hla ft for U;7M.
(iiiT In lvlii(f rffy nnd Mia BKI.l
I'rlce ihm wit M.'mo; $7..o rn-h
MAGER & MAGER
;n5 ("olro'l V 1797
UAILIKIAI) MCN, plenae
Ink linllre. We Iikvm a
od aeml-tnodern (-room
cottage nn K. l'rarl ht , Capitol IIIII. only
one block from car line; 60140 fret of
(.round. I'rlce only l-'.IOfl; liberal terma.
l.iating 72
Haleameti:
3 M
Tui-ker. J. A. Kdwlng
Walnut 27 joai W
In
CITY tiroiierty llatlnga wanted; have buy
era for 5. 6 and k-room propi-rtlea; don't
Hat unlraa you want to aell. M. I.. Iienlo,
me a ir poet i itiog
FINE HOME
Clinlra corner, 7 large roome, modern,
pnvlng about paid out: il'mii'vi aa
home, or la capable c. cleve'iipnutit Into
Mr Income prodmer.
1100 V eat
tilth.
w alnut 2JI
Snap From Owner If Sold
at Once
Rli -room modern bungalow, nnw uaed
aa two 3 -room apartment, renttnt for
Sir, mouth; p '" -nt down, lie In nee Ilka
tent; paving puul nut about one year;
lota 014fl feet: aouth front; 1100 block
W. 10th fit. l'hona Walnut 1612,
Big Bargaib
In a new a room modern hungalnwa This
ImiiKol'iw la nn I he northwi .-t aide, one
block from car line.
It hna all the latent built-In foalurea,
oak In three rooma and breakfnat room,
etc. For a. real bargain, a henutlftii
home, where a .mall payment down will
handle It, yni can't hent It. Call
MR. ROGERS
Ed M. Smaiini8 & Co.
Wa lnu tl45l 101 Colcord
FoiiTHALB Ry owner, beautiful I -room
modern bungalow, nearr newi oak
floora throughout; braakfaai room; don
er ta porch; large baaement; garage.
Northweatem part of city, Jtiat off Claa.
sen boulevard. t.5O0 caah; rest an ay
payments. Walnut 414S-J
CAIMTOL, WUj HOMID Immediate pro
amnion. 4 large rooms. I full Iota, fine
garden nlanted; price 11,500; 200 raeli,
il5 per month. Call Mr. Miller.
OKLAHOMA THUbT COMPANY
50t-io Inauranre Bldg. Maple II
COfRKD-PEOPL fiava our "rent; wa
ean aell you a nice well Impreved t or
room honee fnr 110 per month: wa have
vacant lota near tha car line for 5 down
ana a per mnntn; oak for Mr. Millar.
CLARENCE R. TROHFEH li CO .
501-10 Insurance Itl'lg Maple M
FOR SALF Right -rcim mndern honae
52-foot front: 14. son. 2 k. th Ht
Phoiut 11-15.
ILLUSTRATED CLASSIFIED
Sav and Invett
Gum BroihlKsirs Compaimy
Taid up capital, $150,000.00
Active loam in force, ewer f 13,000,000.
Representing money placet (or our clients.
We hart loaned money in Oklahoma steadily for twenty.five yean.
INVESTORS
Never loat a Dollart
Never took property under foreclose ra;
Navar took a taa tlaadt
Ne-er want Into Court en aoeount of a
il. I.,
1 OUR LOANS ARB FROM 100 6 UP.
Tax exempt Farm snd City Mortgages
Six months' to ten ytara' time, Net 6, 6V., 7
OL'R SECURITIES ARE ALWAYS WORTH FACE VALUE
100 PLUS ACCRUED INTEREST.
Grain Exchange Building,
Grand & Harvey,
OKLAHOMA
CITY REAL ESTATE TOK SALE
A RKAI dandy new hun
hhIow all Urn "io-w fin I
urea," a ronrna garage, drlvc
Wiiy, l.7.'.0. linrt cnMli. I'lil-
ance rrnamialile; Inline, nortliwcet pint
of illy
CHAS. E. THOMAS
Hani Ka'nte TVpartinrnl
U. T. STUART & CO.
20 V. Mhln MHlle 7fl
HMiTiFti- csi'irni, iui.il.' ovku-UutKiN'-i
rrrv- ritchii a I it
Klv Urn' ctornn. vtv ltniirov1 (wo
loin; gti a Hiid l"'irn' hthlw. untttH, f i
fruit irara l ,7ni, y"V ihmi, :b I" r
nmiilh. ('all Mr. Motimn
Kour nlra rofiiiin. iMinltlra, rl'weia, imrn,
chicken huum- f 1 11 Ixirii rnc $ 1 .''.,
I2A0 cnh, haian'-f $12 (.0 ' ' month. Cull
Mr. ( Urk
NKWIiY rAINTKH AND rArKfiri -
Knur Una rMmM: lmk. Iiulita amt h' i
9 TOO rAHh, bulancn II J iit inunlh. 'hII
Mr. MnrftHn. !
Hnvrn r-Ktra nlv rnorna. with finr hn
trnvffiif'iitM, for oiirv 1 1 r.'; lino jimIi, ,
Miliiiur tvu ,rr nwiiiih. l ull Mr (Mark
To Tl M 'K l'"ijr-f -fMm hnuar, two
oti; tifwlv iilhtrl and imptred- What
havt) nu?
I'.KAI. IM'NfJAr.OW on In K, with
frmf Inran iHiriin, K" Hiid l'i trie HkI'I".
rllv witfr, liirK- liMrn. irn ni'-a im
lnivrmn, (ho Iota. Onlv 1 .?'; ?1 '.')
rfih, liuliin lj r rri'inth. ('nil Mr.
Cl-trk
Kur I'lTifi r("rrie. nitrlv rnndi-rn, oniv
fl.L'lHi; fl'Hi i.mh, bt La nc ftl'iO p-r
inontli t all Mr t 'lark
lliiuni'f fnr ltril Vurm for rl tl.
Ho?- Inmjrntu think f ii"
OKLAHOMA TIU'HT t'o.MpAS'V,
lil'TMV ll"MK int ," )" li-rtr tli..n It la
worth Mini I Mill sr v ymi mo wt-rMi of
ftfw f ur nit nt H'Miai- lfl k viiirr, ft
rtKinia, i r-pt tfT'i h.tll, In rim lt-ta, flr.n
lHH'rnriil . 24 -f (tot Meri.triK lorch, irarnir.
at rlct ty iiio'lrri, )in wixiit floora. ('
raah, h il inri- I r iti . . vtug rliy nt
on- Vullrnn, W 'If m.l
,(517 West 14th Street
Thla li nriia) of lhi anlmtnttri h'rna
of tin rllv, e-ittrrnflv w II hull! , ftmina
Mr.- hot wftfrr hi'iit, Inrpt, wftl irn
piovrfl K'outi'U.
227 West ICth Street
On of Die moat hnfiutlful nw homa
In l ho i' It ; hna rvry nnxlarn rnnvfii
lrn r . the Interior t rorn t lona and ,
K)iiitninta art unaurrw-nai-d
51 (J West lGth Street
Thia home bclnnge to a non-reaident
mid an eirrptlounl baigiln can be ac
cut i'1
8119 Classen Boulevard
Owner of thla home la lenvlnr the cllv;
I can make uu a price that will aurprlne
you
1409 West lfith Street
Owner Ima recently purchnacd a larger
home and will tlicrefoie aai rlflce thin
for Immedtale aalc.
If oii ili'.lre a home, communicate with
me.
R. H. GARDNER,
Walnut I2l, or lair.
The Hows
aft Horn
Half the pleaaure of a home Ilea In
lla beauty, attractlveneaa and har
mony of dealgn. Three attribute
are brought to their highest perfec
tion by proper planning and tha
correct uae of material for Interior
trim, flniah end flooring. No
where In thla great city of oura will
you find thla combination eo com
pletely carried out aa In
In Wc.ftwood
TO IiPTLAY !H TO REdRET HO
MAKK IT A POINT TO PFTB
THKM NOW TODAY.
Hn to eight mlnutea on the fix
change Avenue car frcyn the Ter
minal. Office not Exchange Ave.
Thone Walnut 44(. OKKICB ON
PHOPERTY OPEN EVERY Ht'N
lAY. Phone evenings Walnut
4R.7-J.
A N WHET.I.KII
tleneral Mnnognr.
1101 West 23rd Street
A modern 4-room bungalow with break
fast room and heaememt: oak floora
tltroughniit; tils floor In bath. v
1625 Classen Boulevard
A modern 4-room bungalow: hreakfaat
room, baeement; all oak floors; ttla bath,
baae tub; eaat front. Thcaa both are eitra
good ones.
R. H. GARDNER,
Owner.
Walnut 1111, or 4.
TEN-ROOM HOUSE
Close In. Will aall at..' (4,710
Five-Room Modern
flood condition, northweat; f400 caah,
balance tarma. Prlna 12.100
8 t RICK. Halesman.
. H. A. MARKHAM CO.
Mapla 428. Ill N. Robinson PL
ILLUSTRATED CLASSIFIED
Oklahoma City, Oklahoma.!
CITY TIMES, THURSDAY,
CATTLE RECEIPTS
SLUMP GREATLY
Must of Day's Offering Con
sists of Butcher Stock.
THURSDAY'i RtCilPH.
Cattle
C.iiv-e
Hofli .
. . 500
....... VI
1,10i)
CATTLE-A decided slump was notln .
aide In cattle reci-lpla ImI'iv, but a few
bead over 500 rrmklng tip Hie Tliureday
snpiily. Oulaldn of n few loads of ed era
on the quarantine side, the bulk of the
offi-iiriK emulated of but' her cattle
J-jirly tup was Ui 37, for a load of (iiUe.d j
gtaaa brutes avrrmriig around l.O'O
I'l'iin'ln, the balance anlng at 112 to lln.
In the bimli'T line mid head of hi-ovv-weif-ht
beifera broiiKht lit and i,.s
III Til. The atockcr market wan aleady,
(laalng Qeetatlima.
Prlerl nf the vartima gradi a nf rattle art
a r"iiniutt;ly aa fnlluei.
Hn.ia
i;ni. ii, r ttnlre cernfnd
H.JII K
. II 1l"H to
. ir. to a m. ii
i
Helium to good corrir.d
iloiid lo ehoVe meal feit
aln'llum to B'lO'l Ilia!
Hull led ...
r'nK"-rii.giaai.
11 00 J IS 00
1.(100 to 1 100
luiiita
M' Jiuin t si'Oil yearllna .
ruin to iiiiiliiiiti killen
roiiiiinin to di'lar atrein..
I i .i and llellt-rn
'1''1 lo fli'tlta fi-il itl
Medium ta rood tiuli-her
H'Ii.nii r'llti-l. t'lnlll ii.e,
IiiI'.i.
14 lie I a oo
1 l :t ti 1 j Oil
1 1 i II !0
I tog H 00
io on O I : .so
i Ti'i i ;i
no ii Ti.
I Hiint in
'.'mi.i tu cliolie t'd lu.fei.
Me,lutn to r""d li'lfer ..
'. : ,i 1 ".i.
il :.uv-ti nil
in t.iitf i; on
I 'HIV 10.2
10 00 V 1" "5
iv
1 io, .!:
Fair t irinilliini ticifen
ll'd to fliulia fe1 t.ul!. .
vieaiiiin to s'io'1 nuti-ro r ( 'ill
CnniiiMin iMvlognaa
Calves
r.ood to rlic'ce vealera
t air ti, S"id venlnia
'loii-t lira-' cnlv. a
Ion. Ii, fnlr neavy rnliea
ht'.' li.irn and heeilera -EeeOer
alee,., 7L0-IO9 Ini. . .
I IniKe Ueavy alockera
llnou to clin. red atinkira ..
Meilluill to gnoil atoiker. ....
r-bnn-e light a'nek calvta ....
t'Kj rnd aurk calvea
(limfl lo choice stock tintf.rs ..
Ueilliiiti In aiinil helfnrs
Heavy breeiling ' e,vs
tilling stork in en. Ilgl.t ....
kleil. Ii, gui'il st'ick tuns ....
HOOK After a alow nlnit
10 409 1 1 00
I iO V III oo
I 2'-
lou 7.:t-
10 II
lo : lo.Tt,
. to 4 10.21
4 7ii 4.1.4
10 00 t 14 Ml
to V7 M
2 ' I OH
I on , a no
. 7 :.o it 21
i nn a . 7i
7.L0I I Ik
, ttadtnK In
tho hog division tnikul up conmil'ial'l)
today, the, market i-IubIhk from ate.uly
to a nlck'l lnv,er Thtueday t"i
117 '.'5 for Junt fair bud hers. Hulk of the
crop went at from IK, j to SIT Jo,
I'loatng fluelellone.
Ijnod to rhlil'S Ilea vies ....
lon,t I', best tiuti tieis .. ..
M'-itlilin l' glint l.iit'-li,-r.
I oiiiniiai In ineitliiin uiiti.il
liiM'd IIKhl sli.Lkets .......
I 'miimon stncknra
Hi-sy slackers
ll? jo ti it ;r.
. 17 I Oil 17 30
. II Kit 1? "I.
. 1 s 1 .'. 91 I n 7 !
. 1 1 00 u I II 00
. I : on i 1 1 i.o
. It 10O 14 L4
ti
Outside Livestock
FORT VVORTM.
EV1RT WORTH. Texas, May 14-TAT-TI.H-
recelpta 4.000; ati-adv Ileevea
111 '.,& 15 o" llmW- receipts E.loO; steady
Heavy 117 ?:.''l 17 10 SHEEP r i iple
inn; uni li'iiiKed Iaimna 1 7 wa 1" w.
CHICAGO.
C1IICACO. May 1C llixiH: Receipts
0 linn, slow ; Tin lower; bulk 117 0.1u 17 J.i.
hKht 114 aftl7 45: mined 114 754) 17 40;
heavy 111 IV 17 2.1; rough Hi s.lrt 14 30;
pigs 114 410'., 17 15. CATTLE. Receipta
I..IIO0; weak; native ateera f 10 ZLii 17.40.
st'H-keis and feeders 4 0O4l2h5. oowa
and bnlfcrg 17.004414 ; calves ( 0r
14 00. hllKF.P: Recelpta 1..0H0, ateHily;
sheep 12.00t15.15; jnmhs 114.750 2 0".
KANSAS CITY.
KANHAK CITY. May II HOIR: Re."
eclpts 4.000 ; 5c lower; bulk 17ja)VlT 20;
heavy 117 0017 1., light 117.10 1 17
pigs 17.2I,ti 17. 7i. CATTLE. Itcclpta
3.U00; steady; prime foil ateeta Il7jwt
17.65; dretteed beef ateera 114 00'u 14 i5.
aoutbern ateera 114 004.15 00; i-owa IK 00
Ml Oil; helfera fin 504rl5.no; eti4V-ker.i
fHOowlBfo: calvea f0Mt3ofl HHEEP
Hncalpta 4.000. ateadv: lamba 115 oofr
19 If,; vearllrura 111 (Miff 17 oil; wethera
l2O0ftiS2.1; ewes f II oo'u 14 00; stockera
15 501 17 00
ST. LOUIS.
ST. I.Ol'IS. May 14 HlViR- Recelpta
9 ui o. 10c io lie lower, lighta 117. 11W
17 35; pigs fl 25 14 75. mixed and
butchere llfi 904T 17 2.1; good heavy 114 !of
17.10. bulk 114 J0i 17.25. CATTLE: Re
ceipts 2 Ion. atcttdv; native beef ateera
III r.nvi 17 40, yearling sierra and helfera
9 r0'(i 15 50; cown fi.5otM2 50; atnekere
Mild feeders ISSOfMlflfl; fair to prime
southern beef at errs 1 10 Onto 10 50: beef
cowa and beifera 16. OOfjf 11.50; southern
yearling steers snd helfera 17 50410 l0;
native cwlves 7.75rl5 50 HHERP: Re
eelpts 12.500; ateadv; lamba 115 laiy 14 50;
ewes US 0fl? 17 (Ml; wethers 1 16 60trj.I7.IKl,
Ninners and chopin ra 14 soQI 60,
w.s.a.
If you call it "our war" be 4ure yon
have your income tax receipt.
CITY REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
FINE HOME
located northwest: eight rooms, baae.
ment, furnace; cloae to llelle lale car, lot
100x140. l.et ua show you If vou are a
bargain hunter. Might taka leea than
I6.0O0.
H. A. MARKHAM CO.
Maple 831. Ill N. Rnhlnaon Pt
TWO-6TORY. aeven-room home
on E. lh. on the blgheat point
on the etrect. It la an Ideal
home, fully modern. Owner
wants to aell quick. See this.
.lay J. liwver,
Real Estate IVjit ,
R T. STL'AUT A CO..
0 W. Main. Maple 74
WILL bur from owner, new ( or 8-room
bungalow, northweat. E-108, Oklaho-
man
HAVtt buyer for close-In eaat aide" 8
rnom house. Aak Mr. Pope, Walnut
1148. .
Notice, Land Owners:
Wa have three euetometg toe farms
within fifteen mile of Oklahoma City;
If your land la worth tha money
nn
aell It. Lock wood
Campbell Bldg.
Investment Co., f.08
WANTED, BIDS AND PROPOSALS
fiar.i carnival weak Pewar. Ok la : want
ad, ahowa, rtdea and roncaeelone, etanda
of all klnda; fioo.oao pay day In mines;
May tl to ti. Writ or wire B. Mathlaa,
lie war, Ok la.
felTSH bfcfliREB
Notice la hareby given that aealed pro
poaal will ba received by tha board of
education of tha oity of Norman, Ok la.,
until p. m. May II, 1118, for tha ooav
struotlon of a warn school building
Drawings and epeelflaallone for tho pro-
poaad i
may be
work
iparaa By . B tiaiiey.
eeoured from r red Reed at Nor
man. Okla.. by tha deposit af 126 cash or
oertlfled check
which will ba refunded
mriuieu viiai .1 " '
himh return of rtlani
Each bid muat ba aocem panled
certified check for 1 percent of
enaount of tha bid.
br
trta
Tha right la reserved to reject any or
all blda and to waive any defect or In
formality In any hid If In tha Intereat of
tha board of education lo do
Hy order of the Board of Education of
Iba Irty oi Norman, nkia
CUA2I. U. BTANDLET, Clerk,
MAY 1C, 1918
Produce - Provisions
KANSAS CITY,
KINMS CITV. Mi . May l HHT
Tl It i n'irin-iv .i.i , tlrata 37c; aecnndn
.I'.i ; tiiiiking skc rVHIH. flrata lie.
1'il'l.Tlir nn, -hanged I'OTATOKH:
amndv i ild II oii'tj I 1'"; new 2 W per
ti'iii'li dwi-iglil.
CHICAQO.
CIIH AiJo. May l - MUTTER: Cn-ili.iiiKi-'l
Lil'IH HiKtici , r-( cil'ta lh.1l 1
lancn. funla n2luJc. ordinary flrata Hoif
SI ' y ' . at mark, inwi Included, llUelwa
l 1 1 ATi 'I'.H Higher; recelpta II cata;
Win. "ii.in. Mlchlkan and Minnesota: II 0
djl in; name In ancka II 20 w I 2f,. I'OI L
I'HY Alive. hlKher, fowla Jnc; roosters
l'J '.:.
ST, LOUIS.
XT Lnl 'IM. May Id I'i il'I.THT snd
111 I'ri.r.. I id banged E'I'iM. lc.
SUGAR.
NEW Y''f!K. May 14 Haw sugar
n'l-mh, i cull I UK' I '1.1c, fine granulated
7 t.'.i .
WAR SPECIALTIES
MAKE BIG GAINS
Steels and Shipping Open at,
Good Advances,
NEW YORK, May 14 War ahar, a re-rni'li-d
fiir'tuT nenantlonal galna at Hie
opening of today'a atiM'k market under
Hi" inflii. -in a of enlaraed public buying
1 he ale, -I at 'i ka, ehlpplna and varloua
ei)iiltii'lil a oa-tied at galna of 1 to 2
poiiita, th'-ee t,eing Increaaed In aome
Inatara-ea 4. 5 and even I pointa. Marine
pr ferreil, Mexiiau I'etrofeuni and ape
clalrieM. including Toliaccoe. gained 2 to I
points, nut tnlla wrre only relatively
atriuir profit-taking raneed reveranls
of I lo 2 nnni's tn the first hour, but ac.
tlvity ronllniied on a scale nnprer. -dented
tlins far Hna )ear l.llerty iKinoa were
Irregular. '
Eiiuliinienln en-eedid their early mal-
niuuia In Hie artne n'xin hour, l nited
Hlatea H'ecl. 11,-thlehem Weel and Hald-
In lM'omotlve egalii led the eitenalon.
which derived edded atrength from a
hrimder lniilry for rails, alnptilnga and
tiiirrmroua apei-ialtlea. Imlitdlng leather
I.H.tlea
Profit taking became a decided faior
In the last hour, cancelling some of the
iiinri! important game The cloning aa
firm.
l.llierty 3a sold at ! 91 to f: first
le at !.', lo to ?.3ii; aecond 4x at 94 10 to
!15 14, and 4', a at 7 o to H n.
w.s s
New York Stock List
NEW YORK. My ID Cloelng prices
on the New York Mock eichange today
were:
American Heel Sugar
American Can
American Car Foundry...
American Locomotive
American l.lnneed
American Smelling A Hef g
American Rugar
American T. A T
Anaconda Copper
Atchla-n
AH . Oulf A W. Indies
Haldwln Ixa-omotlve
Ilaltlmme 4c Ohio
Tlethlehem Hteel "It"
Canullan I'acilic
Central Leather
Choaapeake A Ohio
chlcaao, Mil. A Kt Paul ..
Cblragn. It I. A Pac
74
.. 47
.. ft4
e4
.. 35
.. 2',
... 114',
. . 49
...
... lio
... 5'4l
...
. .. it
. .. 149
... 7H
. . . 59 4
::: ir-
... 45i
4i
.... 42V,
.... H
.... 314
rhino copper
Colorado Micl 4t Iron ....
Corn Products
Crucible Steel
Cuba Cane Sugar
Itrie
Onerel Electric
(teneral Motors
Hreat Northern pfd
(ircat Northern Ore ;'
lllinole Cenrml
Inspiration Copper
Int. Mcr. Marine
Int. M,-r Marine pfd
International 1'aper
Kennecott Copiier
Loulavllhi A Naahvlile ...
Ma a well Motora
Heilcan petroleum
Miami Coipcr
Mldvule Steel
Missouri Pacific
New York Central
.... 145.
....152
....115V,
.... 2
.... M'4j
.... 74
.... 56
.... !5
.... 95'
.... 4J
... 34i
....117
.... 21
o
.... 30
... 67
... 24
... 74U
Norfolk A Western
107
Northern Pacific 87V
Ohio Cities Oaa
im
I'enna Ivanla
Pittsburgh Coal
Ray Consolidated Copper
Reading
Rep. Iron Steel . .'.
Sinclair Oil A Refining. . .
Southern Pacific
Southern lillway
HtudehakeaM'orporatlon .
Tennessee Copper
Texas Company
Tobacco Products
1'nlon Pacific
44 1,
54
26
89
92
29',
86 4
24',
29
114
124
I'nlted Cigar Stores
91
I'. S Ind. Alcohol 1I2L,
I'nlted Statee Rubber
ni
111
84
4!S
::::::
155
59
88
8'
6114
124
46UJ
4IS
I'nlted States Vteel . ....
1'tn.h Copper
Wabash Pfd. "A"
Weetlnghouee Klertrle ..
Willya-flverland
'American Tobacco
Atlantic Coal Line
(iulf Slates Steel
Seaboaid Air Line
Sloea. Sbef. Steel A Iron
ited Ftult
Virginia Cam Chem
N Y . N. H. H.
Hid.
-w 11.
Three Kinde of Dollars.
There are three kindi of doliarl.
There is the dollar that is hidden
away, it is an idle dollar, and today
when the government needs the money,
it is a drag on the community, just as
an idle man is a drag on the community.
An idle dollar is a slacker. Put there
is something worse than . a slacker.
When you 8pend money waste fully that
the government needs, your dollar is an
ally of the enemy. It is a traitor
dollar! When you loan money to the.
government, you put it to work to help
win the war, for that dollar will help
to buy the clothes, the guns and the
ammunition that our armies must have.
A dollar loaned to the government is
patriotic dollar. It will help to win the
war. Leslie's.
w II
Don't Get Tired So Seer.
Tn the May American Magtiine an
author says:
"The thing that makrs the "tired busi
ness man' tired is his belief that he is
tired. Pelieve the contrary. There have
been times when you worked alt dav
and night on a stretch. It did not kill
you.
"Work itself, as the modern busine4
world is organised, eanncvt possibly
lire out' the man of average normal
health. If it could. Edison would have
been dead at the age of thirty-Hve. Pell
would never have produced the tele
phone, Henry Ford would nr be novr
a king of the automobile business, Her
bert C. Hoover would not be controlling
and directing the nation's food supply
to-day. Woodrow Wilson would be in
a sanitarium, and General Parihing
would be taking a 'rest cure' instead of
rom (Handing American soldiers in
France"
COTTON STEADIER;
SHOWS ADVANCE
Good Spot Demand Puts the
Pi ices Up 40 Points.
NEW ORLEANS COTTON FUTURES.
NEW Oil LEA, NU, Muv 14 - Cotton
cliaied ateady at an advance of 41 to frft
puinta.
Open. 'High. Low. Cloae.
May 25.10 2b 7 1 KAl 25 44
July 24 40 25 0 24 41) 24.44
Ovt 2.1 2ft 21 40 21 20 21 4
Dec 21 04 21 441 22 4 21.24
Jan 22 . 2 21.12 23.14 23.18
NEW YORK COTTON FUTURES.
NEW YORK, May II Cotton cloerd
Irr, aular.
Open.
Hluh.
25 40
2-1.75
24 2
24 44
24. 14
Low.
25 40
25.18
24 W
24 20
24.17
Cloae.
24 8
25 48
24. 5
24.14
24 JO
May
July
Oct.
Dec.
Jan,
. .. 24 30
. . . 24 40
. . .-AM 24
... 24.1
NEW Oltl.EA.VH. May 14-Heporta of
belter demand for apot gave the cotton
market a good tone today, and In the
first half hour of Hie aeanlun jirlies rose
30 lo 47 inliita At Hu? advimce there vvaa
cotisnlerahle com ring on the part of the
reel nt eellera Talk of larger eiporu
and predictiotia of rain for the belt from
private fnrecaateis Incri-used t,ui demarid.
Toward navn prlci a n-r 57 to 77 points
up, net.
boot iiiMoii dull, uuotatlona revlacd,
middling uiii'liat'ged .--alee on aHit 2.211.
to arrive none. I'w middling 2r, 7 .i ;
mlddili g I'i'.Mi'; gieiil inlildllng 'i" ic
He. i-1 pis 4 Ok.'; atoik 411.3.10.
A f ivnlithle I'Otistructlon placed on
Italfoiir a npcei h jait llic market up
aharpl). At 1 o'rlo k pin es were at a
net advati"; of 16 to '.i', points
NEW YORK.
NEW YORK, Msy 14 The cultnn mar
ket nhnwed a steadier tone early tialay.
J'he weather map made a very favorable
allowing, hut the technical poaitlon of the
market had undoubtedly atrengthened on
yenterday a ib-i line and covering waa pio
moted by the relallvely film cahlca.
First prices were ateady nt an advance
of 12 to 2:, plums and after some Irreg
ularity due to the presence rf over
night a'llinK order", active montha
worked about 21 to 31 pointa net higher
with July Belling st 25 31c and Oclober at
24 4.1c Irf-fore the, end of the first hour.
There was aome trade buying but the
bulk of the demand waa attributed to
covering after Hi" break of about
centa per pound from the high level of
laat Krldnv
The official weiitlu-r forecaila were con
sidered favorable and led to aome ill tie
Irregularity during the middle of the
mornine Offerings were light, however,
and the market flrnu-d up again later
viih shorts showing Increased nervous
ness, owing to the apparent scarcity of
contracts. July sold up to 25 54c and Cic.
tuber 10 24 7f,c, around midday, making
advance of 64 to 55 pointa from laat
night's close and nf about 75 pain is from
i,i.iril,v'i low level
Il 11 mora of Dosalble peace aoemed to
(ithmilate the demand from annrta our
nr tha ear v arternoon. wn JUiy sen
lna nu to 15.75c and octootr to zt szc.
or 72 to 75 pointa net higher. Thla talk
a,,on died nut. however, and the market
. easier toward 1 o'clock WHO active
montha ahowlng reactlona ot 20 to JO
pointa under realizing
LIVERPOOL.
. LIVERPOOL. Mav 14 Spot
cotton
iiuiet ; prices lofer. Hood middling 22 Old
middling Ii65d. low middling 2103d
good ordinary 20H2d; ordinary 1 60d
Sales 2.000. Including 900 American. Re
celpta 2,0o0. no AreerPun. Eulurea closed
ateady. New contracts: May 21.74VI
Jon II Jod Jul 20 5d: August 19 4d
September I9.5M. Old contrscta, flel
prlcra : May I0.80d; May-June 20 4 2d
June-July 20 I4d.
w.a. s.
GRAINS STRONGER
AS RECEIPTS LAG
Opening Prices, Although Low
er, Followed by Upturn.
CHICAGO GRAIN
AND PROVISIONS.
High. Ijow. Close.
127 127 127H
UK 141 141
144 141 141
.76 .75 .75
.72 .71 .71
7 .St. -5
45 5.1 42 40 42 40
43 40 42 10 41 16
T4 05 14 50 24 50
15 08 14 61 14 4
25 40 24 97 24 97
12 75 22 46 22 46
21 42 22 10 22 n
21 80 It 10 2) 10
Open.
CORN-
May
Juno
July
OATS
May
June .
Julv
PORK
-1.274
.1.43
.1 414,
. .744,
. .12
- 51
May 45.61
Ja4v 43.16
LARD
May 14 74
July 24 86
tiept 25 26
SHORT RIRH
May 22 76
Julv 2130
beprr 23 nf
CH1CAHO, May 14 Freeh strength de
veloped In the corn market today chiefly
owing to lightness of receipts. The mar
ket, however, waa alao hullletuy affected
hy advices from Iowa that seeded acre
age In aome counties had been reduced
to a material extent. Opening ptlcea.
which ranged from r off to a shade
advance, with May I127tic and July
fl 43 to II 43. were followed by a de
cided upturn.
Suhacoucntly repnrte on price dlacuealon
led to a rapid decllna of vnluea. The
market cloaed nervous at the same aa
retards v a flniah to 1 c net lowerwith
Mav si.ZT and July i.4iw 10 1.411a.
Oats smpathlard with I tier advance of
corn. Fine crop eondltlona. though,
formed anmethlug of an offaet. After
opening unchanged to c higher, with
July 6c to t,c, tne maraei ecorea a
moderate gain.
Provialona averaged higher aa a result
of grain atrength.
KANSAS CITY.
KANSAS CITY,' May 14.-CASH CORN:
Rteedv to higher; Na. t mixed II 444T.
144: No. I white SI Tore 1 76: No. I yel
low tl 414)1.67. OATS: Higher; No. 1
white 7c; No S mixed T7lt78c. ItYR
ft 00431 03. KAFIR and M1LO MAIZE
i94rjoo. ,
CHICAGO.
rinCAOO. Mav 14 CORN' No 2 yel
low nominal OATR' Standard 74T
7e. RYE: No. t ft 02. BARLEY:
ft 263 1 .
T. LOUIS.
PT leOCIR, Mo.. May 14 CORN: high
er No 2. 1166: No. I whne ft infll 11
OATS' ateady. No. I, 74c; No. I white
77c.78c.
DR. AXSON WILL SPEAK
IN CHICKASHA ON FRIDAY
CHICKASHA. Okls, May 16 -Dr
Stockton Axson, brother-in-law of
President Wilson snd secretary gen
eral of the American Red Cross, has
notified Alger Melton, chairman of the
Grady county council of defense, and
F.d . Jbhns, manager of the war fund
drive in Grady county, that he will be
in Chirkasha Friday to help the Red
FIFTEEN
MEATLESS DAYSi
EXPECTED SOO; r
TO BE restored:
Three Lumps of Sugar In Cof
fee Aid to the Kaiser.
I'lllI.ADFI.l'IlIA. Pa-The reitors '
lion of meatless d.uys and more strati"
Knit otdrrs regarding conservation of
meat are in unlit, according to Howards
llrini, I'nitrd States food administra
tor tor 1 enniyivama, who discuisen
f'n.il matters before an audience of aft)
to 5K) women, most of them wives oi
tailroad men, at the Pennsylvania Rail
road Voting Men's Christian aisocisa
tnin aiiilit irtutn. -,,
Mr Hnnz exjilained the luddcri
I'lilcr of the food administration abol
ishing niratlns days bv saying that un
experted Ur(?e storks nf cattle were
put nn the market early in the teAr,
1 : I l' ..- I. .a
.1 1 1 ik ore 1 n r r 1 iut maiacc
earlier than mtial by feeding on "wet
u rn '1 he lack of ships to transport
nir.it to F.tirope rained the "backing;
up" i f meat products in the stouga
Iniii'M. anl the food administranorie
in order to refute corntimption to nor
mal, rvrn for a brief time, abolished
the meatiest day in the full expec"'
tn n of lirini; nbligeil later in the yea '
to rriture il 'I lie time for establish
in? meat rrviil.mons is not far distant.
licrausr more shipi are now available)
and the surplus stiak of cattle has been)
latmlitrred , j
Sugar for Canning, ' '
Mr. Hcinr also predicted some conn
parativrly small changes in the repii
laiions concerning tna consumpf ion"
and sale of sugar, but gave the assure
anre that sugar for canning and prjrV
trrviiifr would he available. He urged,
however, the utmost care in the use pf
sugar, pointing out that 80 percent. of"
the usual consumption should be max
imuin. Me explained tha while theya
was a supply of 1.0110.0(10 tons of sugar
in Cuba there were not enough boats
to transport it all.
The person who uses three lumps'
of sugar in his coffee is helping Ik
kaiser. You should cut your consump
lion one-fifth or oiie-juarter," said Mr
Hnnz. 1
The food administrator spoke vigor
ouslv on the wheat situation, pointing
out the dire needs of France and th
extreme difficulty of transporting
wheat thither.
It is our duty," he said, "to 8eni
7S,0tX).000 hu-nrls of wheat to Europe,
before June 1. The U-boats are watch
Ing for every cargo. Some of thess
ships go to the bottom."
Mr. Hoover is sending wheat to make
up these losses and still to preserve the
lull quota ot 75,(W1,W)0 bushels fnr our
allies.
Problems of Frence.
"Fifty percent of the whole French
food consumption is bread, and it is
baked in bakeries under government
control not in the home. The problem
of France in rationing its civil popuhi
Hon as well as ill armies is therefore
serious. The morale" of the French
nronle must he nreerve,f Tfalv'e
armies experienced a period of demor
alitation on account of starvation con
ditions at home. The Germans seized!
this opportunity to break through and
drive them back. Men will not fight
when thfy are worried about their fam
ilies, when they know that their wives
and children are starving "
He asked Tils audience if they did not
believe, in the present food crisis, that
they could do as much in the way of
wheat rationing as the I-rench nation" Ig
compelled to do, explaining that thts
I rench child under the age of 3 year
is permitted to have only two or thre
slices pf bread a day, the child between
i anil IJ years only seven lUces, 'aindl
the adult between li and 60 years osaly
one and one-half slices a day. . .
Mr Heine urged the use of (jiticls!
breads as an excellent method of sst.
ing wheat, and he suggested total bJ
stinrnce from wheat in all the hotrfV
where possible. He cited the instant;!
of one county in which 4.800 wttmffl
had pledged themselves to bar wheit
flour from their homes for ninety days,.
War Gardens Urged. '
He commended the rash and careV);
system Frices, he said, should sh)
the difference whenever the eonitrmet;
relieves the dester of the burden of dei
livery. Forty-three percent of the isw
come of the American householder 4
spent in food, and the cash and carry
system ought to save 8 perecent of tfaat
expense, or, in other words, about StyS
percent of the householder's total in
come. '
He urged alto the installation of wat4
gardens to help meet the food shortage)
threatened by the loss of farm labor. '
He asked his hearers to help "make
potatoes fashionalde," and to eat tkens
three times a day..
Mr. Heinz pointed out also the neeen
sity of everyone making thia war hi
own war. This, in the case of the stay
at home, can be done by sacrifice and,
aid to the government in jti various
enterprises which have to do wtrH the
transaction of the war.
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college girls, have registered for senra
ire nn New Fngland farms this sum
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bring the city of Syracuse under 4ga
spotltght. ,
OIL
Great opportunity .in oil in a
Mid-Continent Oil Field. I have"
screage for drilling, and leases
for sals close to pr cosset ion arW
drilling wells. . ' "
Can furnish with compUte welf, '
choice oil lease and royalty
bine to parties syndicatrng. .
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