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OKLAHOMA CITY TIMES, THURSDAY, MAY 23, 1018
FIFTEEN
CATTLE PRICES
Half of Receipts of 2,450 Go
to Packers,
THURSDAY'S RECEIPTS.
Cattle 2.4W
Calvae '6')
Hogs WO
CATTI.K Vciluss In illn and medium
ml I In in Ilia aiar division rnnllnmd tit
decline today, Hi" niiiikrt closing I'lc In
Ho lower fur Hi" duy anil 2.'.r In 4uc
l,,r f,,r tha sserk I 'f II 2.C.H heml
coming, about hull w nl diiecl lo pack
Tha enilv Inn on itfri wue 114 tti In
hill. her riitllr. Jm-klml nil I pllle III n pte.loltl.
Inale.l. inld luixl of rows i"l lirllera
btoueiit III I" II- I'l.tlii "I"' I""!!'""
I.i.l. I,..r ahe atulf Hiilil Hi from IS In II"
lltltHH Willi IllOUtnl 1 Illlll IHMt f
fn.iii 17 to li't" 'I In- Iih k. r market ana
sternly mi .iverylhluK Inn sierra, whlrh
arm a sliml" at runner.
Closing Uuolallnna.
rrlres of tha ssrliius a.aclaa of cattle ara
Ppr.niiiiaialy aa uiiuaa.
Clued lo rhnlra cornled I' OOfflT
M.,,liuin la .il r.irnfa.l 'Mii!!!
(....i.i m cloilca niaalre.1 !' 0J '
sled In a"d meal ami hullfa.l 1 1 00 a 1 1 ,01
.-l. .... i una in l lull
, WU W I - V"
II HI a l ',0
II 1.0 II 00
10 OOtJ II "
I 100 It 00
miunna
(iraaeera. 000 l 1,000 pounds..
Maillin In "oil jraarllnia ....
Main to nia.lluin Hilars
Common 'lussv sleets
liiwa and llaifaia
O01..I in rlidli-a fad cowe
SI. Hum lo a. ml liilli Ii.t r.,a
10 OOfJIt 00
a 7 r. a 7 k
I ling I 7
7 n a on
1 00O 7. IS
II 4i i! II on
I II i II on
no ir 10 1
in rut t 10 ',0
7 1, y 1 :i
7 .10 1 I 25
Hirima rMii. plain rira ....
Cilttnra
(ennara
Oimi.1 ( choice full halfera ....
Ile.lhiin in grind heifers
Fatr In tneillu.r hilOra
flood 111 rholie fxl l.ulla ....
Medium lo .,0.1 Hutch, r l.ulla
Common tiolngiiaa
Calaea
flood lo rhrvtra faalera
Fair lo a'ni.l rvalue
flood heavy eal.ra
Common In fair lirary ralvaa..
Htorkera anil Feed-la -
Fsener eteera 7MKIU n.nni1a .
lajt iinii-a hravr atn.ke.a
ood lo rholra rr,l aMrkara .
Medium lo B"i.d atorkera ....
Choi,. II k lit a'.irk ralvea ....
Oeml rail a'o-k ial.a
lio, to i hull a'.i. k hr fi'ia..
Medium In i .nd hmfita
llaavy hti-i.illl.tf ruaa
Yotina stork nwa. Hiihl
Madium ta ....! aloik htilla .
HOOK Vitv f''W i" hari- and Ihr
irmrkiM wim m -n1 v ami nrilvr T"," wliiI
at 117 11 ninl the Imlk ni H" I" 117 in
Hiiw kar plica trnimht from 115 t'l lo
III 26.
Claalni (Jnolallona.
Oooi lo rhiilia li.a.l.a 117 ISfj; 0
Oooil lo haat hill'-hnta 1' llll' I"
Mal1llltn lo ood hlllrhara 1J J,1"'' J?
ronim.in to tticlliim niUad .. I '
Ooo1 Ml!hl atorket M 00U 00
flomm..n aln.-k.ta JJ J J"
Mary atockara U I0l It
Outside Livestock
FORT WORTH.
10 noun oo
a to f id n i
7 IMI li
I0t 7 I.
10 7IIIM kO
10 7'. I0.7S
t l.o h 1 0 I
Hr I t
10 on u 10 10
i i t to
7t i I is
R tltt R 7".
7 7P. '.0
a .ot t oo
7,f-0tf I it
FOIIT WOItTII, Tama, Mnr !1 fAT
TUK: !(alila J.60U; aliuhlly lowir;
bravfia 9.0O415 71. IIOU.S llrrlita
Jt'H) hanil: alwtdv; haavy 117 r.Oii 17 Hu
H K.KV: nerHpla l.iion; wi-ak, tanilm
lii.oounw.
KANSAS CITY.
KANSAS CITY. May IS -11'lOrt: fla.
rlpta i.liOO; ataitdy lo f.n loavar; litilk
f 17 HfifJ 17 20; hnivv 117 00'. 17 .lb: llkht
Il7.fi4n.2i. Ulna J17OUU17II0. I'ATTI.K.
clita 1.200: alrailv: prime-fad aia.-ta
1 1H0 17 IS i 4raaal brrt ataara IHWh
1 TS; aoutharn alaara l! nni l5 tt: cowa
InOOtfM'KI; halfara 110 0011160: atork
cra I9 00I5 50: ralvaa fini IS Ml.
fJIIKKI'' (lclpla Sink); ataarlv; Inniha
US 7S1 SO: yanrllnira IMftoflWOn
wrlhara 111 OflffH f,0; '! f ll.0 H 00,
alockcra V.Zb'e 17 .on
T. LOUIS.
PT IirlS. Mnr M. HfHJS- Uar..lil
)0r,0fl. ata.lv; hkhla 117 Si'li 17 fi.'i : I'lk-a
ll 5utfl7 60; mla,l and tuilrliara l7
IT7 flood havy 117 If. tr 1 7 60. hulk 117. In
' 017 US; I'ATTI.K: llJiralHa l.kOO.
..aily; nallva lii-af alaara til 50fJ 17 (tn;
yaarllnr "laara and hclfrra $'i. SO fa lfi f.o.
rowa f7 Sot IS 75: atnokara and faadara
$H 60112 00: fnlr lo rrlnia aoutharn barf
laara tlS.WV 16.50: liaaf mat nnd hflf
r DOffllS 6"; nallva ralvaa t7 7riffl6Mi
BHKKr' llarlpla W0; alaodv: Inniha
116 flflirl !6; awaa !. OOfl 17 00; wfthara
1 Sim 17.00, caniufra anil choppara $ .0
I9 60.
CHICAOO.
f'HlCAOO, May JS -linnH- Tlaralpla
SJ 000; alow; lor to 16c lower; hulk I7 3.1
17 75; IlKhl f 17 JSft 17.80; nila.l 1 7 3 r
17 DO; heavv II 40 17 0; ronirh $lfl4
JViA. nl.. ti7 IKir 17 IS CATIl.t:: Ha.
Jfc oalut'a 12.000- weak; nallva alaara 110 40
017 60: aioraara ano reatiara i i.i -";
and halfara 7:S(r9 45; ralvaa M 00
14 00 FHKKI": Karalpla 1.100; ataady;
3iap ft. 766 14.60; Uml.a II0.I6-U 16 60.
stocdecline
on sales wave
Coppers Lead List in Down
turn of Prices.
HEW YOHTC. May JS.-flolllnit of laad
Inf laauaa waa arllvaly rrautnad at lha
openlnK of lodayi' atoclc markal, rnpri
allow I na; aapaclal heavlnaaa on raimrti
that the war Indualrlaa board hod da-
ollnrd lo advanra tha prlra of lha malal
aa raquaatrd hy prndiuera and raflnara;
ralla alao wara tul.tl'i't to furthar praa-
iira 1'arlflra, uraufcara. coalara and Nawl
Havan fall 1 lo I poinia unnau tvaina
i 8'aal. Haldwln IXH'omollva and Taiaa
Company ropraaanlad lha haavv a.nilp-
1 mahih m.A anarlalllaa f.lhartv hnnda
Wra alaady.
frlcaa raiiian aarain aunni ma mtn
' saaalon, t'nltad Htatca Htaal a4)van'ln
IH frorh Ha row of lha pravloua hour.
Sumatra Totiarro, Colorado Kual and Oirn
pTodllrtB fiirnlahad tha othar al'manta of
atranath at Ralni of 1 to t polnta, but
ralla lamad.
dhon aalllnc drova tha markat to low
aal lavrli In lha latar daallnfa, hut prlraa
ralmttndad vlxoroualy on haavv buylin
of I'nltrd Plalaa HI aal and olhar Indua
trlala and oqulpmcnla. Tha cloalng waa
firm
Mharty Sa (old at (II Mr, to tie. flint
4a at 4 o to ton, wrond 4a al 4.70c
to 14. 10 and 4 Ha at 7.60fl to U7.7a.
BAKEnHTO OUTLTriE
HEW ARMY DHAFT
WASHINGTON, Mir 2.1-Aftfr i
; conferenre hrtwfen Secretary Pakrr
, anil Chairman Dent of the hmiie mili
tary committee today, the crmrmittee
srrsnRed to have Secretary Baker ap
pear late this afternoon at an executive
aetilon in hehatf of hit plan to give
th pregnant unliinilnl aiitliDrit)' in the
army bill aa to the number ol men he
may CU ut.
Gaiety Girl Quits Stage to Be Viscountess
LONDON, Apnl 2l).-(Speril )
Irene Kii'lunla, unr uf the cleverest and
ineltieit i'l KiikIiiIi I i k ' 1 1 opera com
filirnnri. will lir ,.'rn lirfnrc llie foot
Iik'iM no more Stir hai Irft the ttaRe
In lie i viM'onnlri Keirnlly ahe he
ratiir the hinlr of llir young Viaroiint
I ) i u ti 1 1 .1 it r i
Him l irliarcla lias lirrn one of the
most popular of London tairly girlj,
and thonli only VI year ld, the was
llir lirilit par in nl.ir frtniiiine liar of
"'I lir.Ml.it c k Co," Ihr rrvue that had
a run of iiih unto 5KI niglit. At the
ae of she v.a doing "impersona
lmii" al the London hiiipodrome and
as ilie adv.iiHrtl in hrr Irtns she he
came a favorile in musical comrdv
Now she is one of the loveliest of the
vmincrr visrountessrt and is some day
In In- lir iii.iii In, nirM n( Oiirnislierry.
Viscount llriimlanriK, the happv
man in tins lasr is JI years old lie
is a linilinani in llir hard fiKhtintt
1'l.iik Wai.li and is ii"W on a short
Irave fiom the front, where he has been
all IhroiiKh the war. He was wounded
in 1'rance in October, hut not terioiisly,
and is almost ready for more active
service He is the eldest of the two
som of the Man-iiis of Qfnbr rry,
and thus if she u spared, will one day
bear llir title that is famous in sportinc
rlrclrs in ciiuintion with the rules ol
the finR. His present title ii a courtesy
one; for a lime after his falher't arces
lion to the title, he was I.ord Douglas
o? Ilawii k and Tibbrrs. Lady Queens
brtry, his inollier. died last year, leav
ing another sun, who is VI, and a daugh
ter, Lady Dorothy Douglas, 2.1 yeati
old
The Marquis of Qnrensherrv ia A')
years old and has had his financial
crisrs. l or a while he was a member
of llic staff it an American newspaper
at a salary of $IS0 a wrek. He otue
appeared, loo, before a London police
magistrate lo demand permission to
carry a revolver fur the purpose, as he
put It. of defending rtimself against
"motor fiends," who, he declared, con
stantly endangered the lives of both
himself and hit children In Ihit appli
cation the man-ins had the sympathy
of many.
The new Viscountess Drumlanrig
will not be the only theatrical member
of this aristocratic family, for the mar
quis' sistrr-in in law. Lady Sbolto
Douglas, who, by the way, is an Ameri
can, is quite a gifted actress. She ap
peared at the l'utney hipMidrome in
V
r. t '',-
1' Cr'tv1 S -
't
a
1
Tin wz$tip V ;
li 1
. Scvetszt;
Viacoanteii Drumlanrig.
14 in a sketch, under the name oft the English production of "The Yellow
Lorna I-ribe, and before that she Jacket," audiences, however, not being
played at the Duke of Vork'i theater in aware of her identity.
BARNS IN KANSAS
ARE REMODELED
INTO DWELLINGS
Turnod Into Bungalows, They
Rent for $30 a Month,
Jl'Nf TION CTTV, Kan - The old
fashioned barn, retired from me when
the automobile came into its own, is
proving a valuable asset in Junction
City at present. More than a doen of
these barns, which have been lying idle
for ten seats, are being remodeled
slightly and ttittwl ino bungalows or
two-story houses, renting for from f-'C j
Id iM) t,r more, depending on sie and
location.
In a majority of cases few rx'erior
alt'-ra'ions are being made and wall .
board is ftnplo' ed instead of pUster on
the interior, but the barns are bring I
converted into attractive resident es and ;
are al.vavs rented long before they are 1
ready for occupancy. Some of them are
covered on the outside with wire lath
to which a c at of stucco is applied,
and then the tranf"rtnation is corn- '
plr.r. !
With the prac ticability of the venture j
demonstrated, numerous other proper-
ty owners are preparing to convert
their bams into houses lo meet the de
mand for homes here.
w a a.
friends by bis achievement and accum
ulating for liimr( i net profit of tVI,.
" How did vnu do it'' I asked him
"'I did it.' he rrplied, 'bv being foul
anotinh to s.r, to myself, "Other men
have dmie things as big as this on
nothing but eneti". and lurd work. 1
c an do the saitie
"Our woid o that reply was in
.ic .urate in-iead of saving 'by being
ti c, I enough,' he -h tild have said 'by
being woe enough '
" I bis idea of power is the very
foundation of all real lucctit. YosJ
know one man whose employe! ara
slack, languid and carelett. You know
another whose working force it ta 'ta
tori, full of dash, keyed up to Ircmen
clous efficiency. What it thai reaton
for this difference' It it limply thai
one man has been able to jmbue his
employes Willi the conviction that hard
work ii the thing that doet the buii
ness and the other man hat failed to
do this "
-J
COTTON REMAINS
AT LOW LEVEL
Drop of 50 Points Recorded
Up to Noon.
NEW ORLEANS COTTON FUTURES.
NKW fiRI.KANH. May IS Cotton
iliiard vary alaady at a net drcllna of
II lo II polnla.
Opan. High. Low Cloaa.
July 2160 M.74 3.U M.M
Oct 22 2 M31 1.70 M.1J
Oac 21. 0 03 J1.50 21. SS
Jan 21.7a 21 6S 21 44 21. 7t
Mar 21.M 21 Si 21.62 21.6
NEW YORK COTTON FUTURES.
NKW YO!tK. May 23. Cotton cloned
steady.
Ope-. High. Low. Cloaa.
May 23.7t
July 23 80 2172 23 06 il.U
Oct 22t 21.10 22 51 22 84
Oac 23 00 21 04 22 44 22 7
Jan 22 SJ 22 tl 22 16 22
Mae 22 0 a 63 2I.2
NEW OltLEANH, May 21 FavorabU
wealhar over Ilia b.'lt and raporta thai
pot bualneaa hail turned aallara of ron
Irarta cauaed a general aelllng mova
nietit In tha early trading on cotton today.
I'rliea were II to 21 polnta under tha
cloaa of yaaterdny at tha and of tha flrat
half hour of bualneaa.
Tha aaltlna movement aalnad furthar
momentum from the forrcaal of dry
wealhar for tiui belt and In tha trading
up to noon prlraa wara aant 45 lo 62
poinia under yeatarday'a laat quotatlona.
The tono hecama dull In tha afternoon;
lha aagglng movement continued. At 1
o clock prlraa wara 41 to 17 polnla down,
net.
Hlit rotton quirt: Zrt polnta orr. isaiaa
on ma ppor ri oaiaa; io bit't aco. I,
mlddllicK 2126c; mlrtllltia is.iao; roon
middling 28c ItacelLiU 2,231, atock in,-
718.
NKW YORK.
Na-w YORK. May 21 TTia cotton
market waa Irregular and unaattlad at
ii. niianiiia lodav. Thara wna a good
deal of covering after lha aharp break
of yealordi and aftar opening 34 polnta
to 15 polnla higher, July aold up irom
23.40c lo 23.72c and October from U 93c
lo IS lOr. or I to I polnla net higher.
Thla bulge mat Increaaad offorlnga, how
evsr. with aallera encouraged by aarly
rahlisa. conlliuied good wealhar and low
er apot markata. Haroia ma eno oi ina
flrat hour July aold off lo 21.41 and
(M'toher aold off lo 21 lie or II to M
polnta net lower. Rpot houaa oroanra
wcra atnona lha aellera of July and l-
cent for rnvarlng buying waa llmllad.
Tha hraak emended to tS.lOe for July
and 22 6 for ln-lolier, or 47 to 60 polnla
net lower lole In tha mornlni" undar con
tinued llquldatloi., accompanied by talk
that low gradea might coma here for
July delivery.
Failing waa leal active aner ine laia
Iniannnn hraak. but ralllea of IS Or 80
polnla were not fully maintained with
July ruling around II I7c and Orlol.ar
23 .90 early in tha artarnoon, or aoout
26 to 10 prima nat lower.
LIVERPOOL,
UVETtPOOIJ, Mar II Cotton: Spot:
Qulal; prloea ataady. Good middling.
11 41d; middling, to lid: low middling,
il.3d; good ordinary, ll ltd: aalaa. 1,000
balea, Including 1,100 American: raoalpta,
22.000, Including 11.700 American. Fu
ture clnaed quiet. New rontrarla: May,
10 1 Id; June, l0 44d; July, 1tl7d; Auguat,
11 ltd; Banlamhar, 1 4Sd. Old con
tranta (flaed prlcaa): May, 10 Sid; May
Jua, II ltd; June-July, II 47a.
w.aa-a
Produce - Provisions
ST. LOUIS.
HT. IXll'tH. Mar II POt'LTRT: T'n-
rhangad, a leapt hana, 15c HL'TTKR:
L nehangad , ltUHH: tie.
t CHICAGO.
CHICAGO. May II BUTTKR: 1'n-
chanaad. KOCJH: towar; raewlpta 2474
raaea; nraia lovtvizc; oratnary llrala
ISfJISc; al mark, oaaaa Inoludad, 14) lis.
IliTAT'iKH Higher; raralpia 14 oara;
Wlarotialn, Michigan and Mlnnaanta- bulk
HiiOflin; aame In asrka 11 isel 16
l'UULTliri AJIve, town, fciwla Myto,
New York Stock List
T
NFTW YOrtlC. May 21 Cloalng
on tha New York alock exchange
wnra:
American licet Sugar
American Can
American Car and Foundry
American laicomotlve
American l.lnaerd
American Pmelllng and Iteflnlng .,
American Kucar
American T. T
Anaconda Copper
Atehlaon
All.. Hulf Weat India
Iialdwln Iocomotlva ,
lialllmore Ohio
Ilalhtehem Htee "H"
Canadian I'aclflc
Central Leather
Cheaapaake A Ohio
Chlcatro. Mil. Kt I'aul
Chicago It t. A l'ac
Chlno Copper ,
Colorado Fuel A Iron
Corn 1'ro.lucla
Crucible Hteel
Culw (.'ana Hugar
F.rla
(Janeral Klerlrto
lieneral Molnra
Ureat Northern pfd
Oreat Northern Hre Ctfa
Illlnola Central '.
Inspiration Copper
Int. Mar. Marina
Int. Mar. Marine pfd
International laper
Kemircott Copiier
Ix.ulavllla A Naahtjllla
Maiwell Mntnaa
M.'ilcan Petroleum
Miami Copper
Mldvala At eel
Mlaaourl I'rtclftc
New York Central
Norfolk A Watern
Northern Pacific
Oklo Cilia i;aa
IVnnavlyanla
Plllahurih Coal
Hay Conaolldatad Copper
Reading
Rap Iron A Steal
Rlnelalr Oil A Refining
Southern Pacific
Houthern Railway
Hludebaker Corporation
Tenneaaee Copper
Teiaa Co
Toliacco Producta
I'nlon parlflr
I'nlted Cigar fttsraa
1'. H. Ind Alcohol
Tnlled Rtalaa Ituhber
I'nlted fltatea Uteal
Ctah Copper
Wabaah pfd. "A"
Weatlnghouae Electric
Willy a-Overland
'Amerlran Tobaero
Atlantic Coaat Una
Oulf Nlatca Steal
Seaboard Air Una
Woea. Hhef Btaal and Iron
United Fruit
Vlralnla Caro Cham
N Y N, II. A H.
ma.
Wky Kockefaller Doeeat Pay lent.
H. C. Witwer hat one of the funny
storie in the May American Maoatine
in which he tayt :
"Thit here cimbinalioei that orient
the door to iiircess ii a funny thing
iome guyt know lust where to nut theie
handi fin it when they e the his-
chanctl to crack the safe f fame, and
they become host bankers or hoa hricV.
layert. either of which it t trick and
hard to do. Dlher guyt forge the first
three numbers or tomethin' and .
get better than John Smith'i in the tele
phone book of life.
"It taket speed to et a hasehatt from
the pitctier to the catcher, but It'i con
trol that putt the pill over the plate,
which may he the antwer to why John
D. Rockefeller ain't payin' you ent, : id
why too sin't been elected pretldent of
anj-thing, from theidear old U. S.-A. to
the Red Carnation Social club. Say I
Instead of tlttin' around knockin' the
winners, give yourtelf the once-over and
tee if you can find out what your trick
Ii. You may only be able to wiggle
your left ear funnier than anybody en
the block. Great I Cath on it It's
cinch you can do tomethin'. And once
you find out what that tomethin' it
the rett It at eaty at fallin' off Pike't
Peak I It't easier Because you gotta
climb Pike'i Peak before you can fall
off."
prim
today
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io:m
61
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14t
12St
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31,
SSI,
SIS
2H
101
Sns4
SSs
116aj
17 V
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6m
2!i
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lot
is4
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41S
S2s
ISs
t7s,
sa
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21H
42-sj
II
161H
59S
111
tils,
131S
67
41
4.1 U
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1S7
91
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41 S
CROP PROSPECTS
BEAR DOWN CORN
Slight Rally- However,
lows Decided Sag.
Fol-
CHICAQO GRAIN ANO PROVISIONS.
cohnX
Open High Ixw Close
Juna ..fv 1 40U 1.401, 1 Id ex 1 IT
July x 1.41 j 1421, 1.3tS t ill
HATS
May 7S .7H .744 .75
June 7: . T :t '4 71 .71 4
Julv S6't .67 s, .fit .66
I1IHK -
Mh y 41 17 41 17 41 5') 41 SO
Julv 41 16 4:. 16 41.70 41 70
l.Altia-
Mny II SO
Julv 24 0 !l 70 71 :,0 21 S'l
ti.pt 24 95 i'l 9." 21 SO 24 8J
itins-
Mav 23. 10
Julv 22 70 22.70 22 60 22. SO
Sept 23.20 2J2J 23 0j 23. OS
CHICAflO, Moy 23. ProapecH that
the crop movement would lii'-reara aa
aonn aa planting waa completed, had a
bearlah Influence today In tha corn mar
ket. Favorable weather for planting
tended alao to eaaa prlrea. Homo large
commlanlon houaea were prominent ael
lera, and the market waa poorly sup
ported. After opening unchanged to lc
up with July at l 114 to II 41S and
Juna not quoted, the market under
went a dacldad aag and then eliuwed
something of a rally.
Hat reflected Iho weakneaa of corn
Soma eiport buying tn noled. hut the
amounts were email. Opening prlcea,
which range.! from sir lo lsje lower,
with July C7 were followed by addi
tional Joaaea and than a little upturn.
Haajatiea In the hog markat carried
down provlalnns Demand lacked volume
Huhsequenlly the baara were favored
by reptirta that Ilia amount of replant
ing neceaaary Ihla year had ao far haeu
under lha normal. Prieea closed heavy,
1st I" Sse nvt lower, with June at 11.37
and .July at fl.Stlt to l 40.
KANSAS CITY.
KANSAS CITT, Mo, May IS -PUTTER
AND Plin.TRY t'nrhange.1.
IXI'JS: Urate, 30e; aeronda. 2(lc pdTA
TOV.S: bloady. Old. Il.00ljl.l5; new,
f I 75.
ST. LOUIS.
ST. U)i;i8, May S3. CORN: Lower
No. 2 II 17; No I white II 7l(J AO OATS'
No. I 74c; No. 2 white. 77o.
CHICAQO.
CHICAGO, May 2I -CntN: Fy No
1 miKe.i Ii aiii i ai ki 4 ..ui. 4.' -..J
17: No. 1 yellow II Ky I 6. OATH; No
a l.c aM-n. . . . .
-....in in-, i-si. a ii9jris.o. K1K
1191 KAFIR and Ml l.O MAIZK: $2 65
02.92.
The. potato, for many yeart past, has
formed one-quarter of all the food ealen
by European and English-speaking peoples.
Mr. Oil Investor
DON'T II FOOLED In buying oil
n,,w ma iiaioa ma i.-ompany
laa Ihelr laauaa In. What priMturtlon
iitrrounda thalr laaaaa. Sea If the
Company you now own atock In had
arought In any daw well aaid what
jroductlon. I Mia to tha normoiia
proflta balng made In oil. It la almost
:ertaln tha country will ba Hooded
with gat rich oil eehemee. It la tha
ournoae of tha INIO OIL SX
tHANOt to protect tha oulalda and
ilatant oil Invaator from euch lllegln
mala offerlnga. Tou have tha OP.
PORTUNITV to aat reliable Informa
tion direct from Ine oil f labia. Write
tha ENID OIL EXCHANOg for a free
copy of tha OIL FIELDS SVUREAU,
It will ba mailed at publlahed Tha
NIO OIL IXCHANOB la haadad hy
tha leading oil and bualneaa mart of
ENID.
Enid Oil Exchange
Room No. W. 11 lay. Broadway.
NID, OKLAHOMA.
SAVAGE
Prite Bull Goret Farmer to Death
on Pacific Coast.
LODI, ( al K J. 1'ittsf ird. f.J sears
old, herdsman f r the 1'ioiiita stock,
larms, was gored lo death by an enuged 1
bull.
1'ittsford was assisting a photog- .
raphcr, A. Hughes of .Sacramento,
get a picture of the animal. Uhrii the
bull stepped out of range of the camera i
I'lltsford entered the corral and tried to'
drive it back into ratine. The animal
lunird upon him and gored him. Other
workmen and the phoic, raphcr brat llic ,
animal off with ' icks and clubs and
pulled PitsforrJ out of the corral. A !
Lodi physician was summoned, but the ;
man died within an hour. The bull ;
which made the attack 15 one of the
prire animals of the herd of highgradc
registered stock at the Hoiiila stock I
farms. Little is known here alxiut Puts- j
ford, except that he had a family in I
Sacramento. I
w.i.a. I
What Power Can Do for a Mao.
In an article in the May American
Magazine a writer says: 1
"A man had just told me one day j
how he had put over a big financial
deal 'on a shoestring.' amazing tjis
"Braender Tires and Tubes"
The Tire of Many Endurance Victories
Sold under a 6,000-Mile
Guarantee.
Manufacturer of
Stix-Tite
Self-Vulranlzlnp; Quirk
Setting, Blowout Patch
Wholesale
Tires, Oils,
Auto Specialties, etc.
The following are a few of our
tiewli Carina Capl'cg I ft U
J A Johnaon Caahlon
Maiah a. l-tame Oiortaw
I'haniller lestaga ChnDdler
Cieviiigton Covltirton
Adams A Son Iftivenporl
K C, Sieinman Uepaw
I'lnld Tail A Auto Co....'. Knld
K'lmnnd Motor l.'o Kdmond
Healdton Tlta A Tuba Co llealdton
Monroe Burkatt Lailngton
H.iw lwnra A Mc:I)owell. . . . Muatnlig
H.Kinev A Cox ., McLoud
J A Pierre Muysvllla
laacic ppnrka Mill Creek
Hrycn lioldsby Norman
F. Itadan Nohla
Ceorae Hradlay Ryan
tlurhanan rinraaa Stroud
Whastland liarnga Whantlsnd
City Oarnga Wayna
WRITE TOB OUB AGENTS' PROPOSITION.
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our proposition.
SOUTHWESTERN SUPPLY CG, Inc.
Incorporated for (50,000.
Phone Maple 3608 Oklahoma City
New Location, 510 West Main Street
dealers: "Vv
Herlrem Proa.
J II. Hcvh
Whitney Houston .
(.Pverland liarsga ..
Man FVIwarda
Hoyt tiaraie ,
P V. liarnga
Fted March
Payton Klaher
Knopp A Hon
A L Saaeraar
Pe flee Tire Co.
C. A Newklrk.
I WW all llrtaj . ..
Lloyd Thomae
. . .Lawton
.Cberokea
...HoralBT
Parry
Puenafl
Klngflahar
..Pawnaa
Hydro
Pannar
Union City
Piedmont
, . .F It-slew. Okie.
Tukon. Okla.
...Arcadia. Ok la.
Hnldanvllla. Okla.
lienryelia Auto Pupply Houaa...
Ifenryetu. Okla.
Soulhwaalern Auto Bopply Co....
F!nld. Okla,
rri7 S. Grand Ave. M. Lflchan,
Manager),
FEDERAL LAND BANK
59b Farm Loan Bonds
Issued under tha atlrweiien and control ef the Federal Farm Lean
oare, bureau at the Treasury Department al tha Unheal State a
Dated Uay 1, 1918
Due May 1, 1931
ftedramalila at eir ind iceracd Interett an any Interest dite ifrar Sva raan from tha data af laana. Bonds
in coupoa or rtfisland lorm (intarcbangaabla) nay ba had ia denominations oi ll.OOt. HO and 1104), tte
aad 3S. Coupon ara payabla isnu-annually at any Fcdaral Laad Bank or Fadarai Kaacrv, Baak.
Exempt from Federal, State, Municipal and Local Taxation
Federal Land Bank bonds are declared by CemgreM to ba inttrirmenlalitaes 43!
' ' the Government of the United State, and as such are exempt from FtjdeWtJ.
State, Municipal and local taxation.
These bonds, therefore, hare as complete irxernption
from taxation as the First Liberty Loan 3V bonds.
a
Th Federal Land Banks were creafed by the United 8tates Gosrernrnent to meet tha
agricultural needs of the country; as the Federal Reserve Banks were designed to mettt
the mercantile and manufacturing; needs.
These bonds are acceptable by the United States Treasury at par ai security for Gov
ernment deposits, including Postal Savings Funds. They are lawful investment for all
fiduciary and trust funds under the jurisdiction and control of the Federal Govtrrnment,
and are eligible for investment by savings banks in the following states:
Arkanaaa
California
Colorado
Delaware
Florida
Idaho
Louisiana
Maine
Maryland
Minnesota
Maiaaehueatta
MUstssippi
Nebraska
New Hampshire
9hio
Oregon
Pennsylvania
South Dakota
Tennessee
Taaaa
Utah
Virginia
Weal Virgin aa
Wyoaninf
The Federal Farm Loan Board, which administers the Federal Land Bank Syetem, Is
bureau of the Treasury Department of the United States. The Secretary of the Treas
ury is a member and tha Chairman ex-officio of the Board. The continental United States
is divided into twelve districts, each having a Federal Land Bank which issues the bonds,
secured by bonds of tha United States Government, or guaranteed First Mortgages ap
proved by the Federal Farm Loan Board. The Banks have an aggregate capital of ortr
$13,000,000, nearly $9,000,000 of which is now owned by the United States Government
All twelve Federal Land Banks ars liable for the ultimate payment of ail bonds Ususd
by each and every Federal Land Bank.
7na Atttnty Ceneraf of tht UnlUj Statu an daAafafBa Gautmmmt. anaf me
Hon. Chmrtmi E. sVafnee en ear laossy. aaes oagieue' tea cmuHtuHmmlllf
0 fA Jtct mttj Iht tallJltf of fna ewolalina Btmnpttncjk asnais from (arafwn.
Prlct 101 and Interest
rtsrttlng over 4.76 to the redeemable date 1923
and 5 thereafter up to redemption or maturity
Circular! giving detailed Information will be fumlahed upon request
i-T
Alex. Drown & Sons Harris Trust & Savings Dank
Drown Brothers A Co. Lee, Hlgglnson & Co.
The National City Company
Tka slalamsnM ceatelaed harata whrla aal gaareaised, ara ksea
aalsnBatlaa aad advice wkica wa kattava ta ke aaaarsie aa4