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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-11-02
Dmtr Newp From Avimore.
(By John BAGLEY)

ARDMORE, Okla, Oct. Sl.--Thc
Anderson 4 8impso well. In sf-<s-
", south Of tho discovery we'll at
levitt, has reached a depth Of 3,2s0
eet. The drill Is in a black forma-
lon and has penetrated this forms-
ION for Is feet. The same forma-
ion was on top OF the sand on tho
sabel farm, In 227ts-2w. and Il is
ruite likely that the drill will reach
IN oil sand In the Anderson 4 Simp-
on when It has gone through the
black shale.
westheimcr A. Daube No, | Isabel
arm In 22-ts-2w is making a pro
lucuon OF between 400 and 500 bar
els OF oil a day and increasing daily
Carter OH company in 20 ts-3w In
he Fox district has the water bailcd
,ut and the drill s penetrating a
promising looking sand at a depth OF
bout 2,700 feet. The hole stands
y practically 1000 feet In oil.
The Keaton well, on the J NJ. NIL
or farm In 2t-2s-3w was drilling at
he last report at IA depth ot nholl
$50 feet. The formations are said
O be running with the Empire well
which il producing oil In section 80
II the township.
GYPSY OH company II drilling its
tecond shallow well In 8 3s-2w IN the
lraham district. This well Is re
,orted TO have had nice oil show.
ng at depth OF about 400 feet
Humble oil e. Refining Co. on the
rultun farm In S5-is.2w Is at q depth
" 1850 feet and Ia underrcaming
ne s-inch casing at depth OF 2,2SS
eet
westheimer & pauhe on the Sciv-
lily farm in % is2w is underream-
ng at a depth OF 1900 feet.
The Anderson & simpson well, on
he billiard farm IN 27-is-2w south OF
he discovery well at Hewitt, is nov
. irilllng on cnprock nt a depth OF
something like 22so feet
The drill IN this well ertcced
,lack lime formation, n "A depth of
Pas feet and the bhck lime or
hale, had a thickness Of 10 feet
yhen the drill entered the cRprock.
1t is Interesting 10 note in this con
,eciion that the Westhelmer h
1aube well on the Isabel farm. en-
cred the black formation at 2,l1i
eet and had thickness Of siX feet
when the drill entered the caprook
nd found a predicting sand below.
he ". a. psItiSell IL now producing
,e,wr-" SEQ ahd SOC barrels Of oil q
lay
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-11-02

DIR. L. c, Young. president OF the
Rex OH company. In In the city from
lexington. Ky.
Huntington Henry, president OF
no Chicago Oh company. In expected
o arrive in Tulsa this morning
George II. lockwood. editor OF the
NATIONAL Republican, Washington,
D. c.. is In the city AS tho guest Of
many OF tho local oil men,
u. e. Faulkner. saics engineer of
he Union Tool company OF chi
sago, 10 in the city looking after
the business OF the company.
John Il. Hadley, popular oil pro-
iucer. was elected president OF the
'ederation OF republican clubs OF the
tate OF Oklahoma and no better
selection could have been made.
The Detroit friends OF Charles No
ble and Grant G.. Stebbins were on
1tsrta tain.d last night with "a supper
~ the Petroleum club and all @cemed
10 enjoy the occasion 10 the limit
Both Of these men are among the
best and most conservative IN this
Held. ana tho Detroit people are
lucky to have them playing their
money for them hero.
Frank Wilbur, prominent oil pro-
ducer. In here from wichita and
mys that the ElbiDg pool II pro
yresSrinG nicely and that the 8ypsy
we'll. reported -hewhere In this COL
INN, is holding up nicely and II
making from 400 to 1900 barrels
and that tho skully heirs test will
ne completed today and IA expected
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-11-02
MORAL CLEANUP IN
BARTLESV|LLE NEAR
Police Arrest Two Men Who brought
Girl Thcry-Eyangsfi-t F1Ays
Dance Halls.

BARTLEsviLLE. oct al the
citizens OF Bnrtiesyille are aroused a.
conditions revealed by the finding OF
a l6-ycar grid In "A locnl room
ing house In company with two men
The latter gave the names OF g. :.
WorthingtOn and q. l.. shulcr n
cordinE 80 the girl she was otouGnt
here from her home In Delaware py
the mon. Her crles attracted IN" a.
tentlon OF other persons In the room
ing house, who notified the ponce
and the mon were taken into cus-
tody. They are being held.
Dr. Charles Reign ScoVills CON
dur,lnK an evangelistic campaign.
was told of the affair and he and MA
wife spent several hours WIN the
girl at the city jail. 40 a result or
the lhlngs told him by the girl Dr'
Scoville delivered scathing ar
raignment OF moral conditions, at
lacking rooming houses OF the lower
class. while danes halls also came
In for a severe raklng Numerous
men In the audience stood up ana
gave accounts OF what they had OBJ
served along these lines, while Avian
II. snyder, secretary OF the y. VI I.
A. demanded that the dance halls 10
closed.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-11-02
STATE CHARTERS

Special 10 The World
OKLAHOMA CITY, oct. 3l.-Joe
\. Morris, secretary OF state. has is-
sued tho following charters:
Consumers Coal company, AcAies-
ter. W. w. Moore and I. T., Guymon.
McAlester. and n. " Moore, Black
er. incorporators: capital S2b.ooo'
The Peoples Trailing company OF
Enid, John II. Weissinger, X A.
Fay and ]. v. Henderson. all OF Enid,
incorporators. capital 2b,0oQ.
The National Rock Asphalt com
pany. Oklahoma CITY: Bert Hahn.
Lawrence. Kan. incorporators. cap
itai $1,000 900.
ngahoma OH company. Nowata;
capital Increased from $4,000 TO
$3.50. 900.
Foreign: Majestic OH. Gas & Re
fining Co, Duquion. I'll.
Smith Separator company. Tulsa /.
Tn homas. Chestnut, r. X. smith ana
c. y. Quinlan, all OF Tulsa, incor-
porators: capital $4,000.
williams company, Oklahoma
City: w A. and Walter Williams
ana n. w. MoCalliard, all OF okla
homa city. incorporators; capita'
$4,000.
Farmers Enterprise and Manu-
featuring association OF Boley: jim
McGrlff, W. l. Gipson and X. II.
Tomlin, all OF Boley,. incorporators.
capital 10000.
Neyland EmbOssinR company.
Oklahoma City: william NJ. Ander-
son, James 7, Neyland and George
VI sutton, all OF Oklahoma CITY. In
corporators; capital $4,000. 90
hnnk DuWnTtns
A. H.. Johnson, c. j, sharp and j. T..
Goolshy, all or Haworth. incorpora-
tors; capital $4,000
Jefferson County Abstract com
q. Waurika: W. H, and Mabel
Gresham OF Waurika and ii. C.
Gresham OF Cleburne. Texas, incor-
porators; capital 5000.
Westhope oil company. Tulsa (;
Richard Lloyd Jones. G.. II. Lloyd
Jones and II. c. Bland. all OF Tulsa,
incorporators: capital, $4,000
Cabin oh corporation. Tulsa, John
Hardie, C. A. Cooper and p A. Har-
rison. all OF Tulsa. incorporators;
capital. $4,000. The Sentinel MN
ing company. Sentinel: J. w. and w:
r. Graves and NJ. A. Duncan, all OF
tinel. incorporators; capitai
$4,000.
Automotive Electric Service com
pany. Okmulgee: s. p. Spaulding. II
n. Algyre and u. s. Pearsali all or
Okmulgee, lncorporators. capital
t2B.000
The Canadian Holding company
Davis: T. II. George. X. A. vaughn
and q. NJ. Woodward. all OF DAVIS,
incorporators; capital 100000.
Hunt Mining company. Miami;
Ray McNaughton OF Miami and
Robert W. Hunt and Luther V. Rice,
both OF Chicago. III, incorporators;
capital s250,o00.
The K.ngfisher Building ana Loan
association. Klngfisher: capital In
creased from 100000 to $1,000
900
Langson oil and Gas company.
Alex; capital increased from flo0,-
900 10 100000,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-11-02
LEGAL.

NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
The Board Of EancAtioa OF the ely Of
Tuha okla. viii receive bids A. thar OF
fices Ia the new Central high sehool build
Ins. Tulsa Okls, up until ia o'clock noon'
Monday koysm Der y. 1919 for the fur
nishIne OF ell mAteriais and performance
OF labor and completion Of At work Tor eer'
lain plumbing 20 be located IN tho Lincoln
school rulss Okls Az 20 be aecotdne to
the plans and specifications which can be
ohtANsd At the offices OF Georgs Whkler,
architect" aIa-4lB Palace building, Tulsa,
Okla
Each bid must be accompanied by a Ger
titled cheek 10 the amount of al east IN
per cent Of the smount ~ such bid az =
guarantee that the author will enter into =
couir.ct satisfactory 10 the Board oi Edo.
cation snd their attorney, and that ne will
furnish bonds A. required BY Law and the
board
Ths board reserves ,he right 10 reject any
or hli Aids
'---r'' The Board - Edue.tion
=. --.--. n o. MCLuRE President
BAY 3. FELIoXa Aaarst.rs-
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-11-02
SOCIETY WOMEN
DIES IN AUTO SMASH
CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE.

ily. was taking Mrs. Grider TO inspect
her new home. 1915 South Madlson'
which will be completed within"
few days.
Mrs, order Is the daughter OF Mr.,
and Mrs Frank II. Brice, i7l7 Mont
rose avenue. Chicago. She was born
In Milwaukee. Wis, In 1854. and six
years ago Mt Paw Paw Lake. Mich,
married Arch p. Order. In 1915 they
moved 10 Tulsa and since that time
order has been engaged In the oil
marketing business under the firm
name OF Arch u. Grider. Inc.
Prominent In society circles OF
Tulsa, Mrs. Order. according to
friends. had planned house warm-
Ing party when her new home on
South Madison was completed. 1t was
expected that this would be one OF
the biggest OF the seasons social
events Her parents, husband and
a brother are close relatives who sur
vive.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-11-02
wYNoNA Is BUSY BUILDING
One Bank Has Moved Into New
Structury--Anothor EreCting.

Np~rtal TO The Norid.
WYNONA, Oct. si.---Work on tho
new two-story national bank build
ing is progressing rapidly and II viii
soon be ready for occupancy The
building In modern throughout and
viii he equipped with modern bank
furnature. Thr~Fir-t State Bank OF
Wynona Is now domiciled In its new
$4,000 brick building, which has
just been completed, and the struc-
ture would grace any city 10 times
the sizs OF Wynona.
The large concrete opera house
bo1lding Is also being rapidly pushed
10 completion and II II expected that
II will be ready for service by the
first ~ the year New homes are
fact going up In tho residence dis
ttict and quite an amount Of real es-
tate Is changing hands. business In
all lines IN Wynona IL well repre-
sented and commercial activity is ~
idenred on all sides The demand
for carpenters. masons and daY Ia
horers continues with increased a.
tivity In building lines and wages
range from so cents 10 tl,2b per
hour.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-11-02
DAN PATTON ELECTED TO
HEAD ENGINEERS SOCIETY

OKLAHOMA CITY. oct. 31.--The
thirteenth annual convention OF the
Oklahoma Society OF Engineers
closed a two day. session at the
Hnokins hotel last night after elect
ing the following officers: Presi-
dent, Dan W. Patton. Tulsa; Woo
presidents Frank r.. King, Guthrie,
X. l.. Brownwell, oklahoma city.
and George ]. Stein. Miami Il. V.
Hickley OF oklahoma City was elect
ed secretary
A resolution to make the Oklaho-
ma society n part OF tho American
Society Of Engineers was voted down.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-11-02
WITH THE OIL MEN

10 make n good producer. lio NayS
that the Ramsey Petroleum COM
pany has well hat iA .lnpping o. or
and another that In not LOOKING 50
good, ~ tho sand was FOUND io".
Taken altogether. the new Pooll ~
about an satisfactory a~ anything yet
discovered IN kanran.
Murray Sorthup. whose car
struck a telephone pole while div
Ing at noon yesterday and which re-
suited In the death OF Mrs Ar h
order. ia heart broken over the rai
occurrence ana IL being cared t.r
by his ESIcnds lie was promptly
released t5rs sthc police when Mayor
Hubbard ,tss-stcd the details OF the
tragic affair
Thomas slick. Who opened the
Gushing field, is here from his home
Ia Clarion, Penn. and Will be Just Ia
time TO see his well In the Jennings
field. that offsets the big Gre!Ncs
well on tho south, drilled in lie iA
accompanied by his bro'her-ln law,
&. +. trshel
Tho Emerald oil company organ
lied recently by Alfred j Diesch"r,
has entered tho Mexican oil lie d.
and Will begin drilling nt once 1t
has secured acreage In the Tam
boyochs field on the rnnuro river,
Immediately across from large pro-
duction A contract has been let fDr
tho drilling OF a well Oh the north.
ern bank Of the river within 500
feet OF four wells. on the southern
bank Of the river, which had an In
itial production Of 200 hntrels per
about Is miles east of Tamplco, on
day The Tamboyoche oil rsld Is
on the panuco river.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-11-02
COUNTY ATTORNEY SAYS
LIFE CHEAP At CAPITAL

Special 10 The World
OKLAHOMA CITY. Oct. al
Life seems 10 be rated very cheaply
In oklahoma CITY," declared County
Attorney Burns, In moving the dis
missal Of the cases against Edward
Manning and Edward Shamplln.
after jury had acquitted Conlay
Lively. ex-soldier. OF assault with in
tent to Kill Lem Tarklngton. taxi
cab driver.
The trio were accused OF having
murderousiy attacked Huntington
an1 hurled his body from the cab.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-11-02
GOOD ROAD WORK AROUND
WYNONA TO BE STARTED


WYNONA, ct 31.--A meeting of
the WynOna chamber OF commerce
attended, resulted In
n decision by that body that good
roads and street work in and around
Wynona be continued and the work
pushed as rapidly as conditions
would permit The wet weather for
the past several days greatly him
pened the enthusiasm and ardor OF
the good roads boosters OF Wyno-
ma, A membership. campaign is
also under way and It Is expected
that over 200 new members Will he
added to the roll OF the commercial
club with In the next 10 days.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-11-02
Tax Assessment Doubled.
epeeiAl 10 The World

ENID. Oct. 3o.--Enid taxpayers
are faced with the proposition OF
paving double the amount or their
1888 taxes as their assessment on
property In Garfield county this
year. The hike In taxes Is due 70
the immense increase In valuation OF
city property in Enid and the big
Increase in valuation of farm prop
crty. Total Increase in valuation Tor
the" county exceeds $4,000, oeO.
I.evles in every instance are higher.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-11-02
BENEFICIARY'S RIGHTS
UPHELD IN HIGH COURT


np~rihl 70 ne WVr"
OKLAHOMA CITY, oct 8l.-In
an opinion given yesterday In the
case OF the knights OF tho Maccahees
OF the world against Willie Y. John
son. the state supreme court held
that In the svent that tho policy or
a fraternal insurance company pro-
vidcs for reinstatement within a
specified time by complying with the
company's bylaws. that the right, OF
reinstatement does not die with The
insured hut passes TO the beneficiary
under the policy and may he exer-
cised Mt any time during the period
OF extension. Tho case. which was
an appeal from the district court OF
Tiliman county. was before the court
on a petition for rehearinE. Tho or
der granting . rehearins was set
aside.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-11-02
MUSKOGEE PLACED UPON
NEW CAPITAL HIGHWAY


Special 10 The World.
OKLAHOMA CITY. Oct. sl.-The
blue print Of n new state highway ex-
tending from oklahoma City to MUS
kosee has been received by X. A.
Slngletary, secretary of the Good
Roads association The secretary -
asked to approve the new proposed
route and lend his aid in getting, sup
port along the Lew line. The new
route is PLANNED TO pass through
Choctaw, Harrah. McCloud. Dale
shawnee. Bcontuchka. Prague, Pa
den. Boiey. Castle. Okernah, Henry
eta, Dewar, Kusa. Grayson, Hichita,
Oktaha and summit.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-11-02
New YORK Metal


NEW YORK Oct. 9l-Copper dull /;
slsctroly,ir spot snd fourth quarter II d22
Iron firm and unchanged
Antimony s76
Metal eIrhsnEe quotes lead quiet; spot
go bid. De~.nher @ 10 bid, 6,a5 asked
spsl,rr firm, Ess, 81 Louis spot 40
bid,o 7 SIS ssksd
Al London standard copper spot 100
las Sd, fularss loi los Slcot rol y,io
spot IA; futures jls Tin spot ais - 8.
futures ATS l2S cd Load spot 3i - sd {;
future. 81 Ia Sd spel,a spot a. los; fu'
lures as
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-11-02
Steel and Tin Workers
Ordered Back to Work

YOUNGSTOWN, Ohio. Oct 80
The national strile e'rs-committee at
Pittsburgh has indorsed the stand
taken by the AmsagamaNt Asssocig@
ton OF Iron, Steel and pi%Xorkcfs
that contracts with steel plants
made before the strike shall be held
lnviolate. and all amalgamated men
under such contract have been or
dered to return TO work, II was an.
nounced today by d. J. Davis, vice
president OF the amGlHamated, who
Is here TO see that the orders are
carried out.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-11-02
MONTGOMERY WARD is SOLD.
Mail Order House Taken over by
I'niirh nctAll SInrcr CorporntiOn.

NEW YORK. oct 3i.-Control OF
Montgomery Ward \ co, n Chicago
mail order house OF lnterpational
reputation. has been acquired by the
United Retail stores corporation In
,eres,s n was announced today The
corporation also controls the United
Cigar stores COMPANY
The Montgomery ward manage
snent will remain unchanged
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-11-02

! tNHF IT LOIIH, OCT II HokH II"
esipt. 1000 hssd market gje higher top
siis0, bulk sl,2iql. 20 hsAvy w 90
sI3g5Ri.5O pigs tl2 5Od 49, IS.
Csuio Receipt. 1000 bead market
easier choice heavy stsers 30 oW ~ %
medium 80 7Bai6S0 common esh0a
lu7 good ADD choice lshu slau0Q
1873 conmoH~ta OOn 90 butcher hell
rf, 81 0pm 1900 COWS o. 5Om II so. ran
nor. y OOde50. cal'rs 80 500 10. 90
feeder. " i0m II 30; stocher % 5O9
10 90 y.
Sherp Receipts none market zoe 10 Doe
lo~sr lambs tl2 5OM - so, culls " O0W
l3G0l y.Arliny ~ethera 10000 ~ so
ewes medium and choice, S5.j0g 80 ;
suIs 81 90 "a 4 90
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-11-02
FOUR MEXICAN GENERALS
UNDER DlAZ ARE CAPTURED

GALVESTON. Oct. s0.--Four gem
erals. comprising the staff OF Felix
Dias were captured and % or his
followers were killed In an encounter
with Mexican federal troops at Mi
santa. state OF Vera Cruz, last
Tuesday, according to an official
message received today by Meade
Fierro. Mexican consul here. Fed
erai troops had trapped the Dias
party but Diaz himself escaped.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-11-02
In the Oil Fields
1nGwsii and WAliacr Drilling Opcr-
AtiOna

1nGwsii and WAliacr Drilling Opcr-
DinGwali q Wallace have a rig on
- ground and moving in tools for n
leep test in the southeast corner OF
he northeast OF the northeast OF
,1-fs-l0
The same firm has A RIG up and
moving In tools In the northwest cor.
,er OF the northwest OF the southeast
VI 9-1bsl0, offsettihg the well re-
)il company. This Kawfield we'll In
n the sams sand az that found In
he aelby d akelly wells In sections
I and 10. 1910 ID apparently an ex-
snslon Of that pool.
The same firm Ia drilling at a,ioo
set, offssttihG the 1900. 900 EAs
yell brought In by Joe Burns In the
southeast corner OF the southeast Of
i-11-i2. The DinEwnll h wallace 10.
ALTON N In the northwest corner Of
bs northwest Of i0.1e-ii.
The same firm y drilling At 1900
Get In the sou uthwest corner Of the
southeast Of the northeast OF "a
l1-i2.
DinSwAl 4 wailAce have been
operating ieaa than q year in the
mid -csniinsnt field but are rapidly
establishing themselves and building
" organization to care for their op-
irattons In this fisld. y. o. Colds
Borough. who for several yeare was
associated with the caribbean Pstro-
sum company, 4 subsidiary OF the
7oyai Dutch, has recently become
associated with this firm. AZ manager
" the operating department. Mr.,
1oldsborough spent seven years In
he oil fields Of veneeuela and during
he last three years thsre, was gen
ssal manager Of the Vsnesuela east
,rn department. of the Royal Dutch.
Ar. wallace u In charge OF the firms
sffices In ths city, and the firm owns
)kmulges and HsnrysttA distriots.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-11-02
Ncm,s Attornc, In state.


OKLAHOMA CITY. oct. si.--
John 4 Cooper. one OF the attorneys
defending Harry New. charged " IN
numbering his sweetheart at Los An
reies. cal. is IN oklahoma taking
depositions 20 he usei In the prose-
cutting OF New In California. New
lived In Oklahoma Ct'y several years
ago and tho depoSitions helns taken
are for the purpose OF showing The
condition Of the mans mind al the
time he lived here.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-11-02
Retired FWrmcr Suicide.
sk~~iN 10 Tho world.

FAYETTEVILLE, Ark. Oct 81
wilkes Pugh. retired farmer commit
ted suicide by shooting himself with a
shotgun this morning. Dependency
over III health Is supposed to be tho
cause OF the act Mr.. PuEh re-
Gently sold his farm In Benton coun-
" and bought a residence here.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-11-02
Liverpool Cotton.

LIVERPOOL. Oct ~ Cotton spo, In
as GSd fully middlins sSo5d middhug
1t2Ad, low middlinE az 2Od food otdi
nary 90 2S ORDINARY 10 asd sshss $4,000,
Including 10 COD American No receipts ru.
,urssc lossd steady November % cod De
"a oid MAY ~ SOD July ai.asd; official
noon closing October "a iSd
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-11-02
Nsr York Money.

HEw YORK. Oct sI.--hsrcsntls paper
5a5H stsflihE bo.day hills tAlt COM
msrcAl 6o-day bills on hAnka 81 10 com
nsrclsl 60 day bills sii2s demand
tsidk cables tt17.
Guilacrs demand J1h cables ~ 1919.
Marks. demand sA cables 90.
Gctsrnmhnt bonds easy. rsilroAd bonds
irregular.
Rive lo,ns strong; 90 days, 90 days
and months bid. C..
Call money strong hiEh lss soN
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-11-02

dull aud weak choice heavJ steers slo 90
Als25. m-di~rn tll7i@l so common
81 500 50; choice ltshts tl2 "a 90
common o. 00d - G5 butcher hsifsfs ~
q ~ so CO.'S o. 35d iss rsnnnrs 1900
RbaS calves si2 5Ouid so feeders
~ yOHIJ s,orksu t575Ng1b.
Sheen Rseelp,, 400 had market
-is.dy iamh, sls 5OdliG0 ruiis o. 0OF
~ 50, ycG'iug ~sthsrs ~ 5p0 90
s~es 81 O0a77S culs $4,000 5 -
breeding ewes tJ50ftl& 400 feeder lambs
90 SOGl2
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-11-02
Explosion Kills Two.

BY The Associated frehs
pICHER. oct. 3l.--Fred Young,
IS, and Arthur Torrance, Fl, were
killed instantly here when they were
caught by "A dynamite blast In mine
No 6 OF the Eagle Picher company
here
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-11-02
Chicago Price kArge.


KNNHtS CITY. OcI, 3l--Cssh wheat
steady No hard " ao@2S8; No.
o. 2sa25a No I red % 2sd2aO, No.
o. 25a22s
Cora unchanged 40 2 mixed 81. No,
2 white o. 80 No . yellow " Al
Oats steady No. 2 white 7?c No.
mixed 6s47onc; No, 2 red 1oW7aho.
Rye tl 30
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-11-02
Nerro Found Guilty.


Spesisl 70 The World.
OKLAHOMA CITY. oct si.-Af-
ter being out ~ hours jury in the
district court found Johnnie Jones,
negro, guilty OF manslaughter In the
second degree. on an Information
charging him with the murder OF his
wife This was the serond trial OF
the case. q former Jury faiiias 70
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-11-02

CHICAGO Oct II i Corn No . mixed
u a.; No. 2 yellow slN
Oats No, q vhits TAN "a T2tc,
Rye No. , u sc v dt a7k
Barley fi2sai ~
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-11-02

FORT WORTH, Texas oct al.--'att'e
Receipts $500. market steady, beevss
~ BOGMl 90
iiogs ,.ecsips $50 head market
s,rons hight tii25@iij 80
Shrep- Receipt. 100 head market
steady lambs tl2 OOa 10 90
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-11-02
nVorsaut Test Wei wcat os Cushing

The March OIL company No. l
Thompson In the southeast corner OF
forth west OF southeast Of 2s-1s-b In
,ailinG out water and the well In now
sported Adopting over, with OIL This
. two miles wbst OF Cushing and
,pens NJ . likely looking territory
vest Of the pool II being over seven
niles from production. sand depth
eaa from S,30t to t.31o feet.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-11-02

New Orleans Oettsu.

NEW ORLEANS Oct, si--oo,ton closed
barely steady. Eight points up to IL down
net