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Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-10-13
Heirs Are Nam,
In DrageyF F,,tts|

property valued :, wv
posed of by the win ''a's !. !
Drager, who died i y Y Gu
August II, 1920. 'Ais Gov
bequest of 81 are n.,
OF nine children. Nv wh,, made 10
residue of the estata ,'e the I
Caroline Drager, widon e is givs
so appointed executrix waoi
Drager, Edward nro are CAN
Drager of Turner, bSer, Hpla., ~
Marie Langley, Caro,isua u.ua Aal
nam ,lams and Emma Drases !, NJ
land and Rose Drarers ser On
oregon. eVi Of M
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-10-13
Boy Scout Routs
Burglar After
Fight With Knife

Omaha, Neb., oct. 13-Lawrence
Westover, 16, boy scout, has paid
part of his debt of gratitude to c.
r. Jewel, whose family gave him a
home with them last year after he
had ben found trudging along a
country road leading to Omaha.
Returning from school yester-
day the boy found a burglar sack
ing the family silverware. After
arming himself with a knife he
fought and finally put the intruder
to rout but not until he had been
cut twelve times.
None of his wounds, however is
serious.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-10-13
Fire In Ships
Cargo Subdp

San Francisco, oct. n
1ls IN the Lumber cargo Of the ssA A..
.t tinguished last night afte, w. !,
burned for 26 hours. H.
field loaded at Astoria q s'l'
100000 feet of Oregon VI ~,
Out of a total Of s5sO,1l, !.
for Union county. the o.W m Y Y
N. company pays $92.s70
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-10-13
Liner Afire.

Berlin, Oct. ia telegram
from Hamburg this morning re-
ports that a big fire broke out at
midnight on the steamer Victoria
Louise of the Hamburg American
line in the Vulcan yards there.
Four fire engines were fighting the
flames, it was said
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-10-13

constanfinople. Oct. i2.--The re-
accupaffon by the bolshevikf of
1fariupol.and BerdIansk on the Sea
81 Azoy. Is announced. (This rep
xesents setback for the forces of
General Wrangel. who recently was
x*porfed In possession of Mariupoi
and In virtual control OF the entire
Sea of Azog)
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-10-13

III. III. Corey, public service COM
missioner is in Lakeview TO-DAY
conducting a hearing into applica-
tions for increases in water and
electric rates. Friday Corey will
conduct hearing at klamath Falls
into the water rates of the Califor-
MIA Oregon Power company.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-10-13
THO More Horses
Eliminated In
Endurance Run

st. Johnsbury, VT. Oct. 3.-Two
more starters in the cavalry mount
endurance test were eliminated at
the getaway today in the third leg
Of the 800 mile. five day journey
from Fort Ethan Allen to Camp
Devens.
The withdrawal of Sargon, Ara
bian and Avil Watts, standard
thoroughbred. leaves 23 horses in
the race. two others having been
withdrawn on the first day.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-10-13
Red Armies Advance

London, Oct, 13,-Suocesses for
/ the Russian soviet forces all along
the line from south of Minsk to the
Crimea are reported in the Russian
soviet official statement OF Tues
day, received here today by wire
less.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-10-13
Cold Weather
Forecast For
Northern States

washington, Oct. IS.-Warning
u1 another sold snap in the north
sxn and middle sections of the conn
ns within fe wdays was given TO
cay by the weather bureau I'm a
special bulletin today.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-10-13
ing the town firebell. Posses are
searching for the bandits.
Geneva Meet Cancelled,

London, Oct. IA proposed
conference on reparations at Gene
va will not be held, according to
statements in well informed quar-
ters here.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-10-13
Cotton Gin Burned.

Pine Bluff, Ark, Oct. 13.-The
Bennett Cotton company's cotton
gin ten miles east of here, was
burned early this morning, causing
loss estimated at $4,000.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-10-13
Winnipeg Bank Robbed.

Winnipeg, Man, Oct. lS.-FiVe
masked men blew open the safe in
the Union bank at Winkler, Mani
toha' at 3 a. m. today and escaped
with $4,000 after shooting and
wounding w. Graefer, who at
tempted to rouse thet own by ring
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-10-13
Plebiscite May
Fix Frontier
of LithuaniQ

Warsaw, Oct. 12-Proposa1s that
the frontier between northern and
central Lithuania be defined bv a
plebiscite have been sent to the
Lithuanian government at Kovno
by General Zellgouski, commander
OF Polish Lithuanian troops which
late last week occupied Wilma.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-10-13

The Red tolls not, neither
does he spin; and as an inevi-
table result an Irish patriot
in all his glory is not so emp
ty as one of these.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-10-13

John p. Darnell has threatened
to sue the citytof North Powder for
aileged damages resulting when his
automobile ran into a ditch on one
or the main thoroughfares of town.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-10-13

Club women number more than
u" ""o in New York city.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-10-13

school. IN the s
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-09
SIfGAyB

. NEW YORK, Nov. S.-Thc local mzrke,
Tor raw sugar yas unsettled today and
appeared rs II holders were moro an1-
Gus TO make sales although the demand
wss light. with buyers inclined to hold
OIL; Prices were unchanged at Gisc for
Iunas. cost and freight, equal to 7s3 for
cSentrilusal. with considerable sugar avail
The market for refined with quiet. with
inc demand limited TO nearby require
ments only. Prices were unchanged a,
600 TO lie for fine gralu!ated
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c NAVAL STORES.

SAVANNAH. GA;. Nov: S:-Turpen.lne
stock. G.02S. Rosin. firm: sales. Us: I Ts.
Se,ps. LOIS; shipmonts. 80: stock. ~. $40
1L@; n, VIC, WV lis - ~. 81
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PRODUCE MARKETS.

$1,000. - Coft'EE
NEW YORK. Nov. s.-'rhe weakness @:
both Rio and European exchange rates
combined with reports OF lower firm orfers
from Brazil was considered responsible
fee futures today. Offers were not par
ticularly heavy: bu; there was very little
lower. active positions sold es 10 81 points
below Saturdays closc. figures with Marc n
below the, best price touched on recent
rallies and within li3 points OF the low
the lowest point OF the day. showing net
declines OF y TO &c points. December. 7i9:
Der. s.ee. Spot, quiet: Rio a.. ~: Santos
4s. II to I'm. Firm offers from Rragii
at us and Victoria is and So at &c. Amer
iean credits.
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close when the active month, w.r. a,
n I,,c. Eains ,?s nc day Of p % points
acted as hich as n.T, closing q, 1860,
The tone on the close waA iirn. Tho
ginning returns than expected from the
census bureau. which counted the output
TO the mrs. OF November at 7,t.I3Ss ba =,
indicating ginning for this last period OF
l.'19.Go bales against i.3'sUo Il year ago
and $500 two years ago on this show.
!nE and this weaku.sS OF foreign exchange
the market {. IL 10 leveis = 10 ~ points
rnde! tho nnal prices OF Saturday. Shorts
commenced 10 r.aiiz. profits and a good
demand for long account was felt. the
latter being stimulated 20 considerable
extent by The large export moveinen nj;
which. for the Dag. amounted to 81 &c
bales against 81 ST thIs day last yeay
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Increased handicap on export business. an
INC failure OF an export concern at New
YORK. although the failure did not appear
i sHsidcs ths liberal arrivals at Kansas
CITY ana Omaha messages from the.
Southwest told OF heavy notices OF CON
snn,nmG., from the country and y was
farmers strike had been broken. Selling
was general and at no time did the mar:
Eet show much power to rally. Corn and
oats developed hrWness owing to scanti-
ness OF arrivals OF corn and to evcninE
up Tor tho government report Tho gov \
eminent hgures on corn. however. prove,s
bulish. Provisions we're depressed by
lower quotations on hogs.
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CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKrr

CHICAGO. Nov. Seattle: receipts. %
oo,. Including 1000 Westerns: few choice
sc lower: spots Soc on: ton. i7to: bulk
ters, Ss'Gt7o:. bulls and calves. steady:
stockers and feeders fully &c lower.
. to t9c lower than Saturdays average:
closing stronE at today's decine: top FOR
i3i5: Thoo: pigs mostly IS to 5ol lower
bulk desirable. lU to i3,-pound pigs 400
Sheep: receipts. 5000: fat lambs general
~ &c lower: closing steady: choice native
ewes, GO: bulk native ewes. 5O865o:
feeders steady; choice light feeder lambs,
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RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MARKET.

Kfchnonu u )iOn Stock YardH.
Richmond. Va. Nov. 8, 1870.
Remarks: Heavy run cattle. Market
Io,ed q good deal lower Prospects only
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COTTON MARKETS.

>-,,,, Icy Unlversal GerYicc-t
NEW YORK. Nov. S.-Notw outstanding
mo TACT that tho character OF tho ncws
continued most pesgiinistic. the cotton
markct rallied to-day after II had been
quite weak during the forenoon.
=. InS market started active. unchanged
% - points lower, On the early decline
mere was some buying for Investment,
nut onsrinEs were absorbed well enough
20 chcck the break around 1S.35 for jan
usIS, or about &c to IS points below Sat-
iapcrcd on around midday.
~ steadier Atock market. covering by
wan street and professional buying for
sha so sf,a9noI led to flrmer tone early in
level ri1c 10y iS, Of u pointa from tho low
%, ~ points Of S, pecember VIII DO the spot
ar1eEuiar. but exhibited a stoady undertone
ni hnucuIariy on the nearer positions. The
lose lose, was steady on an advance OF %
points to a decline OF 10 points. Spot
mere ,,,,was 20 points higher at .045 FOR
WIauiing; thero woro no sales. SPOT at
VOW Orieans was quiet una uncfian1ed
at iaHc for middlins; tho sales were as
,r NEW ORLEANS. Nov. Slower prices
~, f,, tns Early trading in cotton today wero
I9.d p BY strons reaction which oar.
good uaAeI3ssS am prs siniiG s %fa a.. E
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.


DRY GOODS
NEW YORK. Nov. S-Prices on AmerIcan
and AlsonqTin prints and pcrcalcs were
revised to l2h5 cents and 49, cents yard
In the dry goods market hero today.
ID Dem rs we're revised to &c for 2.D white
oasEs and 2lhc for 20 double and twist
goods. Print cloths saKgcd on y yard
10 SIG Tor 3sh Inch Gi1sls. Burlaps easeJ
considerably. Yarns were more active
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CHICAGO GRAIN MARKEr

CHICAGO. Nov. S-Wheat suffered big
with acute. depression OF foreign exchange
and with liberal receipts At Kansas CITY
and Omaha. Tho market closed unsettled.
=. 70 s. &C nc, lever, with December LMH
nnished !. 10 &c higher and Gate un-
come varied from the same as Saturd A VS.
finish to 2oc lower.
Sentiment regarding wheat was In
tenscly bearsh from the outset and prices
fell TO the lowest levels OF tho season.
Demonstration of foreign exchange was
accented on all sides as indicating an
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LOCAL PRODUCE nARKEr.
RITTER

WHOLESALE Quotations by woodson. Craig.
Inc. l2l5 East Cary ST. Madison t.8-J.
Richmond. Va. Nov. 9. 1870.
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PETERSBURG PEANUT MARKET
Reported by Rodgers. Plummer &: Co. In

Petersburg. Va Nov 8 1en
ws.r tsh. rhRMER5 SToCK-Market
VIRGINIA.. FARMERS STOCE-Mark.,
wenk. sales reporfsd ~
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coTTONSDEp OIL.

NEW YORK. Nov. S.I-,ottonsccd oil was
f hsaVy carly In line with the bcarish show-
ing IN ohcr markets. but later rallied
somewhat on short covering. and with
inc uptHTn In cotton. Crude offerings wei re
iikht. CLOSING bids were TO 7 points net
lower Tor active positions. Sales Sso)
Dartes prime crude. S,0ods.15: prime
summer yellow spot. lilo; December Ii %:
March. Ills: May. il.s. al bids Prime
winter yellow and summer white, nominal
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NINE,
CURB MARKET.

NEW YORK. Nov. S.NThs ms,,.,
the BROAD street curb acted In "A StaAsv
manner when the infiuence OF the icc,in.,
was taken Into Consideration. Thess ISs.s
naturally forced selling or many OF N
calling upon that trading group to sSsSr'
neasy Offering at times. bat sencyaii,
fractional decline, from recently prrv,iitn.
prices and some stocks either he'll mr.,
sure decreased the detailngs became 1mis,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-05-22
G. A. R. WOMEN RETURN
Thirteen Tuisans Who Attended
state Encampmcnt at
Blackwell Home.

Thirteen women OF the Andrew
Marler circle No. 46. ladies OF the
Grand Army, returned yesterday
from the annual state encampment
OF the q. A, II, ladies OF the q. 4,
X, women's relief corps, Spanish
war veterans, and Spanish war aux.
Uiary In Blackwell sMay 1921.
Members OF the team, which cx-
emplified ritualistic work at the
sessions OF the ladies OF the Grand
Army, were Mesdames Effie Wise.
f. y, Goodner, Jean Powell Eta
Query, Georgia Wallace. Laura
blaine, Cary Maddox, II. II. Smith.
Media Hale, Naomi Blaine, Josephine
kessler, Hattie Dubler and Hattie
Armentrout
'itizens OF Blackwell were most
hospltable to the convention guests.
according 10 Mrs, Effie Wise. pres.
ldent sof the Andrew Marler circle
No 10. program was given by
nigh school students on Wednesday
evening and automobiles were fur-
nished for trips through the city
and into surrounding oil districts on
Thursday afternoon. About 5000
old soldiers attended the encamp-
ment.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-05-22
DOUBTS POLICE AUTHORITY


with the assertion that the police
department had no right to issue
such orders as limiting parking. c.
%. Frye pleaded not guilty In the
rlCuicipal court Yesterday to the
charge Of parkins overtime m Main
street He declared that there was
no such prov isipn In ;he city Ordi-
.nanccs, and when ne was told that It
lwIs police order he said that no
one but the city commission had the
,pONtr to pass such orders.
"if haven't a right to park my
car I'm front OF my place of business
as long as I want 10. then IN Junk
It and move elsewhere" Mr.. Frye
said ~ don't know how long I was
parked" he said. but that matters
mot. there is no ordinance prohibit
ing parking over an hour and the
police department has no authority
no pass such orders. Therefore | am
not guilty. OF mlsdtm"anur. II I
am convicted will take It to n
higher court "
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-05-22
Last Nights Bouts

A. Boston Andy CLANCY OF
Baltimore knocked out Joe
Ritchie. Newark, In the eighth
round OF a scheduled l2-round
bout.
Al Waterbury. Conn.-Nince
Coffey OF Kingston won a popu-
lar decision over Tony Mario In
10 rounds
At ClarksburR. ". Va.--Bob
Martin knocked out Johnny sax
on In the fifth round of a schcd-
uled 10-round bout
At Jersey city. y. Jimmy
Duffy OF New York knocked out
Jimmy Bergen In the second
round OF a scheduled l2-round
bout.
At McKoesport. IN. --- Jack
Perry and Rcd Allen boxed 10
fast rounds to "A draw.
London --- Frank Moran of
Pittsburgh Knocked out Frank
Goddard The English heavy.
weight. In the second round Of
what was to have been n 30
round bout Tho fight took place
in the Holburn stadium.
SAN ANTONIO, Texas, May
al.--Battling Barrcrc. New Or
leans featherve.gnt, won a u
round decision over Mickey Ri
Icy. local fenthcrweisht. here last
night.
KID Pancho. Texas flyweight
champion. Knocked out Wildcat
Connors Of Fort Worth ~ the
second round Ot n scheduled six
round oou;.
Al Fayetteville, Ark. --- Red
Herring won from Otto Wallace
Of Milwaukee in 10 rounds here
last night.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-05-22
Women Drummcrs Practice.

In preparation for future exhi.
bition trips, women OF the drum
corps OF the u. O. XII. auxiliary 10
the knights OF Pythias. held a re.
nearsal with drums and flies yester-
gay evening in tho home OF Mrs.
r. @. walker member OF tho or
ganization Tho drum CORPS. whose
drill az the state meeting OF rho
knights OF Pythias held recently in
Oklahoma City was so complimented
has been requested TO put on their
drill In several nearby cities.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-05-22

party will leave the nun! ipal build
ing at noon. f. Bee Guthrsy sad
Tho roads are in good conition, he
said, and the trip should be mace
In about four hours
This Is the first Of several socia
bility runs 10 be made by Tulsa mo-
torists this year Mr. Gu,hrcy said
The next wi'l he Thursday. May 81
when auto friends Will leave for a
days trip 10 Kansas. okla. The
PARTY viii leave the municipal build
ing at O'Clock in the morning ond
s,,'nd the day at Kansas, eating
lunch and ,linner thcro under the
treeA
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-05-22

NEW YORK. May "A Wall sweet ~a'
IN more cheerful frame Of mind today
this feeling finding definite expression IN
an Irregular recovery ot prices. even the
mercurisl issues participating 10 an ap
preciable extent
virtual teassumptlon by Tho government
ot control " the countfy's if"nHpofih
tion systems ~ . means ~ relieving th'
freisht blockade and spirited rally In
Liberty bonds and victory notes consul
tutsd the outstanding factors.
General credit and monetary conditions
inanlfestel no symptoms ~ reiasing from
their high tension. Considerable call money
wac loaned at 2 per cont
The price. cutting campaign IN expected
20 strengthen the bank positions ~ cen
tiers where reserves recently have shown
greatest declines
IN tho stock market rails msde er'rein'
rains ~ 20 points, steela and equlp
tuenta I 20 4 ana oils. feathers ana tun
dry speciaiteA to 4 sugar. motor, 'es
tilsE and shipping issues wore under pres
sure. Bales amounted 20 10000 thAfes'
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-05-22
Er-GObs to Celebrate
Fourth of July Here

The Naval Veterans OF America
an organization composed entirely Of
ex.naval men who were IN the sorv.
Ice during tho war, and ~ which
thcro 10 chapter In Tulia. nave
asked permission from the city to-
give Fourth Of july celebration
here ihis year Because 81 pro-
posal 10 use fireworks as . climax
to the celebration. tho proposal was
referroi to the park board for APP
proVai or disappr1 yal
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-05-22
SUES FOR AUTO PROFITS
Local Motor Car Agency Claims,
Dodge 90. Diverted shipments.

Alleging the Dodge Motor Car
company failed to deliver automo-
biles under contract TO the petition
ers and diverted the shipments OF
cars TO other dealers who offered
higher prices for the autos. suit was
filed In district court yesterday by
j VI. Bass and Harry Crooks. suing
for the Usage Motors company Of
this city against the auto company
end tho Frisco railroad. In which
Judgment for tit.Ia5s5 is asked
The local motor company claims
after shipment had been made to
mem and while the cars were In
transit, the Dodge company ordered
the shipments diverted and sold the
cars TO other dealers who offered a
greater price. deprivinR the local
company OF profits In the amount
sought TO be feCovarod In ,It. .f,,tt
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-05-22
Make Cocaine capture

More than $500 worth of cocaine
was captured bv police yesterday
wi en- they picked up negro by the
name OF ". r. McNeal as he was en-
terinR hut on North Frankfort
II Is thought by the police that he
brought the narcotic from Kansas
Cuy for two negro women who live
at the place where McNeal was
caught. The women. Rose Traul and
Elizabeth Walton. together with Nc
Neal. were arrested and later turn, d
over to tho federal agents.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-05-22
-: ;::;;::' i'=;::. MARKETS e.: c.:


NEW YQRh May ~ After stariing
higher rotionseed oil turned downward IN
der scattered liquidation. induced oy the
weakness In commodity markets IN sen
eral TfadinE was professional for me most
part. Closing prices showed net lore'r OF
2, 10 81 points fof ac'se deliveries tAlss
"A 7on ba,r.ts lenders 500. prime crude
1900 nominal prime summer yellow spot
1900 May ~ 6o July 1898 Fept"anb'r 7
1900, all bid. prime winter yoil"" ana
summer white, nominal
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-05-22
HOLDS WOMAN FOR ASSAULT
Court says She Is Probably Guilty
Of Sfabbing Mabel Stanford

Maggie Haney. charged with as
sault with q dangerous weapon. was
released yesterday under bond Of
$500 by Justice $. G. Mickey at the
conclusion OF her hearing IN which
she is accused OF cutting her neigh
bor Mabel stanford, 1919 North Dc-
on April rs.
The case has been heard twice by
Justice MaXcy and at the hearing
yesterday counsel for the defendant
sought to show that the cutting was
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-05-22

KANSAS cry. May - Cattle Re.
CENTS 2 800 head, market over half In
quarantine division, beef cattle steady 10
iso higher. top ii26b, calves steady 10
SOC higher. fancy medium weight ilibo
other ciHhseH steady
Uogs-Receipts son head market
lights steady medium ana heavy H'tong
80 roc higher top ti.b0. bulk ltght and
medium tll2BWiAbo. bulk heavy tlssb
ulilg.
sheep Receipts 1000 head market
few sales ~ hOldover sheep and lambs no
g0sts geitiua
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-05-22

the result Of a neighborhood fiTh,
and that there was no evidence OK.
.cept the statements OF the Sanford
woman that Mrs. Haney actually in.
flicted three minor knife wounds On
tho complainant The court Aejd
however, that Mrs Haney was prob,
ably guilty of assauting Mabel san.
for dduring the, quarrel. usiny A
butcher knife Introduced In evi.
dence. and held the woman under
bond for trial by district court,
Leo Houch, veteran lightweight
meets Is. Q. Sullivan at Pottsville,
Pa. next Monday night.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-05-22
AUTO OUTING TRIP TODAY
Tu'sa-O,ark club Directors Motor
20 SpayInaw for Mcck.cnd

The board OF directors OF the
Tulsa Ozark club are going to motor
TO the club house on Sp1vinnw to-
Gay. spending the afternoon and sun
uay In fishing and a general good
time. Members of the Auto club
have been invited TO go along. The
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-05-22
New York Metal.

NEW YORK, May gi.--Copper steady
spot and nearby 10, June and July 100
la4
Tin spot bs.bo. June b2.bo.
Iron firm and unchanged.
Antmony 97b.
Metal exchange quotes lead quiet. spot
and May $50
Zine quiet East 81 Louis spot 1,bo.
AZ London, standard copper spot ~ Ia
Cd futures - lbs electrolytic spot t07
futures 100 TIN spot 21b i0s futures $40
ibs Lead spot ls los; futures 10 ibs. zinc
spot "a ibs futures Is los,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-05-22

KANSAS CITY. May ~ Buttet' PACK
ing ic lover, a'c, othsts unchanged
Usga ic lower! fifHts 1sc.
Poultry. Hronep b. Ia ioc lover, ibr
90 soc fnOHters Nc lower iAc, others
POTATOES Now potatoes 'iotod 90.
old ifb0u77b
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-05-22
Fort worth Live stock.

rbHT WORTH Tesns May Sire.
reip,s 800 head. market unchanged
beeves 500 80
Hogs--Rcoeipts 900 head market ioc
to lbc higher heavy tta00Ult26
Sheep.-NeceiptH O. 0O0 head market none
sold. lambs ttg O0m lan0
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-05-22
Chicago Grain

CHICAGO, May sI wheat 10. hat'
2s0 No northern spring gN No
2 northern spring dark iio
Corn No. mixed 1850 i9i, No. vel
low 81 obd psb
oats No 2 white ti0eqil2x.
rye No t206n2O1
harley 61nl7O.