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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-09
COTTON FLUCTUATES
Market L. Firm At start OF session
But Develops Weakness Later;
spot situation Improves

NEW ORLEANS. July s.---A firm
market prevailed In cotton today
during the first half Of the session,
but weakness ruled in the end and
the close was unchanged to 0 points
mp. compared with yesterdays close.
Reports of further Improvement in
the spot situation were mainly rec
sponsiblc for Eains that set I'm on the
opening and persisted until they
amounted to "a to IS points. OctO-
hcr rising to 1247c. From this
level October fell off to 12.22C and
closed l2,2ic.
While Weekend realizing from
the long eide had something to do
with the slump in the late trading
II had its start in "a reported private
bureau crop reporting condition
percentage Of 7l2. against 700 n
fortnight ago. This Improvement
seemed hardly to he expected by
he trade and for a while 1t caused
much selling and sent the trading
o points over the last quotations Of
yesterday.
The opening was higher much be-
ing made Of the rise in the Liver
pool market and sales of 10000
bales on the spot in that market.
l. was continued on accounts Of "A
better demand in southern sport
markets from Liverpool the CONT
ucnt and the orient and on claims
that "A large short spot interest "N-
is'cd which resulted in pressure 20
buy Tho loan announced by tho
war finance corporation 20 LONG
staple cotton growers in mississippi
amounting to Sa.O00.00G, had some
thing to do with the firmncss OF the
carly session.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-09
BUSINESS IS QUIET
BradstrCct's Finds Retail Activity
Due 10 Extensive Advertising;
Collection StiII slow.

NEW YORK, July s.--Brad-
sN"''s tomorrow viii say:
Generally quiet conditions in trade
ana industry with retail business
moro active than wholesale and job
ui1~ business, due mainly to extern
slyc advertised sales of seasonal
goods at reductions, continued slow
collections. active progress OF tho
harvest northward. with winter
wheat cutting and threshing wen
advanced and slightly better tone
ni reports as to tn" crops still to be
harvested, are among - more i'm
lyr'.p ptiblc features In Inc wecH's
advance.
Other items having more or Icss
lh''wIto relation to the general
i''4. movement are the slight ad-
vance, ! per cent shown In Brnd-
stree. IS approximate index number
o. ~ July /, oyer the ruling on June
iN" first advance, by the way, In
lt months and growth ut the idea
'NH' European needs will in the
coming year call for large
N".1m" Of exports Of our grains,
part. ularly wheat and more meats,
notably hog products,
N"'NlE bank Clca.ings $500
i'auUo.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-09
City Lets Contract
For Water Analysis

4 verbal contract was entered into
between the city commission and
the Enobiock Woods laboratory
Friday by which IN" laboratory
agrees % perform necessary aualy-
sis # milk and water for the city
at stipulated rate of $3.50 a month.
For tn, past year kuohlock and
Woods have taken care of the city >
laboratory work for hardly su'ri-
ciont remuneration u pay for ma
tcri4ls used, with the understanding
that whenever the city was able
financially this work would ho given
20 them at fair price. According
10 Dr /. G.. PrcasoH, city sUpcrn.
,endont of health the laboratory
work has been very satisfactory dnr'
ing the tenure Of IN" former con-
tract.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-09
GRAND JURY REC0NVENES
Plans Exhaustive Inquiry and sum
mons Many Witnesses.

Special 90 The world
MIAMI, July S.--Aftor two inter
missions since It was first called too
gcthcr six weeks ago, the Ottawa
county grand jury Is again in session
probing into the doings Of the way
probin giuto the doings Of the way
ward. An exhaustive inquiry into
crime conditions throughout the
country is contemplated. and 3s wit
nesses have been reE~-crcd to give
information.
The members now sitting are az
follows: c. .. Shepherd, G. V.
Houck. Clyde Am"s, Henry Carter,
:. A. Kenoyer r, Il Rutledgc, Loon
ard Goudell, J II OveTaker, Frank
Hollingsworth Robert Fowler, o, +.
Rains and Sam TldweI
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CHICAGO. July S-Cattle Receipts : g.
t... mostly strong. active. sp,tc higher
tlI. boot steers f7.U0f N %, bulk fat cows
and Mr.frrs 81 30 as SO. Gamers and
cul'o., largely s2.oou3s5. hulk bologna
tuN. fi5oI5O0; bulk butcher grades
! ut 20, veal calves largely f975q
10 fr
Hogs Receipts q. 600. active. better
20 o.. lower han yesterdays average. top
IsN bulk 6N.7t"g.75, pigs strong TO 4 SC
l-l.r. bulk desirable pigs 50 90 n I.25.
-hsrn-- Receipts @ g.O0O tat lambs mostly
g.. higher. three loads Idaho soc higher
a. 800, good Idaho {l.oJ top natives
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N.H YORK, July Prime mercantile
i.... .. n Vt'g. exchange irregular, Etorl-
l's 4. lHy bills and commercial G0-day
l.' ~ banks 1855, commercial GO-lay
' i.liA demand 81 TOia cables
Demand 1875. cables 7f7
'....r- Demand l.a1, cables a.
....".H. Demand g. So
.' N.n-. Demand 2l.fo.
tNH- Demand 1895
A.. fine. Demand 2g.75
.'.'. 'an--Demand li0G
.'r.I .-l2 per cent discount.
H .r0nent bonds easy rtlroad bonds
.n loans steady sixty days and 90
.... F'. six months, per cent
Money Primer, high 9, low g..
Fa'" ii.. closing bid 6 offered at
Bop ant.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-09
Claims for Damages
Are Refused by city

Tho claims Of Emma Gurley Of
tl575S3, and Of \. J.. Phlliips for
s33.235 against the city for alleged
LOSSES incurred hy the burning II
Little Africa were received and tilCd
by tho city commission Friday This
Is equivalent 10 refusing 10 pny the
bills. and follows q number Of SINH
lar rcfu4als TO recognize bills for
losses iu the negro district
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-09
LEGAL.

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clty Auditor.
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cry Attorney
du'y md. l''t
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t. difluuH hereinafter oct out th, fuiIuning
d'snrib'd PORTIONS ~ tu' following named
streets and NN'nu" Ia saId D'y ~ Tulsa.
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FORT WORTH Texas. Julv S--Cattle--
Roprpits 900. bcevcs S5.OOaS25, stock.
'rs '-DoHi- %, cows and heitrrs 500 .
thh. calves 81 90 a 100
Hogs Receipts 500. lights i.tOd?FO,
heavy $500 o 800. ptgs s7.oOrslS
Sh".p-- Receipts 500. lambs {l.J0d 80
ewes 80 noff3s0
Goats ,2.OOq2.5O.
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Wichita Livestock.

WICHITA, Kan. July S-Hoss--Rc.
.',pi, 800, steady, top 50 30, bulk S9.2O
hrhcr, native steer. t35oqlJ cows and
h..'rr- 81 iJu 100; stockcrs -ni feeders
'-..NU $50. calves 81 5UW 7.2b.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-09

OKLAHOMA CITY. July S-Cattle-
Na.,p.'s 600. steady. steers S300d7.5O.
,uv. and hoifcrs 50 o0a 8. IS. calves S. 90 II
600. atockers and feeders t3.25mA25
Hogs Receipts coo, steady. top 81 20;
huk tH.0Ou9.i5
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-09

ORLEANS. July s--C.'on- Spot
-s ". sales on the spot l,6i7 bales;
rive 6tl low mtdtlinE 50 So. middling
good middllnG Il25o Rceopits
.t. stock 5000
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-09

furNed acetylene dissolved In
one under pressure has been
una 10 provide more brilliant
"sAi for signalling than electricity
o. aRy l..JA
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HnNSAS CITY. July Wheat--CtEh
hard 3l,i41l.32i No. red ma
--0 80. mixed SOC. No. 'snc, No
elbow i3c, No. 3 5llaGb2
No. white 35n35lc, No.
F" 'f 5-ia asa.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-09

.'tS CITY Jury S.-Egss and Rut
hanged. Poultry hons lO higher.
'hrrs unchanged.
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City Briefs

GERTu MEER0Tr charged
with grad larceny pleaded no,
guilty at her arrusnmcnt Friday
before Jugir, $. G.. MtNyy and was
committed to JAN IN default OF
$1,000 bond pending preliminary
hearing. which has h,c us,t fur
July 10. Tho woman ls charged
with the theft of $40 from Rachel
rerryman July 3.
ERNEST pRANG STNM'i. OF.
gani-t of the FIRST Christian ,hueh
ana one OF the host musicians in th,
southwest. will dedicate the u,w
Estcy Pipe organ OF ia" First Meth.
odist church at Roswell y. NJ.
Thursday night July "a Stamw
VIII give a recital. playing i6 organ
selections Ito viii leave here
Wednesday night.
=
A. @. ROlCE has returned TO
ohio after bringing to Tulsa two
carloads " Uulstolu cattle that WiU
augment the herds of Tulsa county
dairvmcu. sale ~ the cattle, APP.
proNimatcly 20 head, was held last
week at the fair grounds.
FOR THE EENETIT ~ thrI
employees the Halliburton Abbott
company started Friday lhp.r hpl,.
day closing one afternoon w"'k
which has been the custom pt the
a.
store managers find that this hllf.
day holiday during July and August
enables the salcspcoplo tu hcttor
serve the trade,
EARLY Il CASS. rrsidou, ot
Tulsa for the past lG years, vas APP
pointed Friday as a member OF the
city health department. llo is To-
spend virtually all of his time with
dHiTymcn and owners ~ bottled
water companies. IN an effort To Inn
prove the quality OF their products
through educational ana cooper
ativc measures Caas is a graduate
of the A and NJ college AT Still-
water where he specialized iu dairy
Ing.
MIR. AND MRS q. l.. HARMON
announce the birth OF an eight
pound girl at their home on W'ai
sixth street Mother and baby are
reported as i"ing nicely.
PAUL VERNON of Aholnc.
Wash, arrived I'm this city Friday
after spending three weeks iu MAX
ing the trip by automobile.
-
DAVE POLLOCK was hound over
10 "A district term OF court without
bond at his preliminary hearing
Friday before Justice H. j. Gray on
a charge ~ murder Pollock 20
swift Dhman ON the Frisco at West
Tulsa, Is accused with the fatal
shooting OF Jim Parish IN West
Tulsa on the night of May 81.
EUGENE PERRY. negro. was
bound over to district term ~
court under $1,000 bond a. hts
preliminary hearing Friday before
Justice = G. MaKoy. Perry is al
legged to have represented himself to
Claude Sample as the owner of Ger
tain real estate located In th" negro
district and 10 hav" borrowed $500
from Sample, giving mortgage ON
the property Ms security. The prop
crty mentioned IL said to belong To-
Dr. X. r. BridEewatcr.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-09

CHICAGO. IulJ Potatoes steady, re
r"ipts 20 cars. Virginia tiu1Ib per bar
rel, Carolina fa.oou 40 per barrel.
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The closing hils and asked price OF
standard on stock on tho Sr,y York curb
saturday as reported by Straudb'rg Is
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NAN CITY. July -potstues--b0c
new s. 50, home grown i.25 l,S5
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WORLD MARKET PAGE
STOCKS CONTINUE
TO LOSE GROUND
l-reign Oils Again Heavy
And Mexican
Loses 6 3-S

>EW YORK, Iuly Further
.....autial forfeiture OF the mid
u....s spirited rally on the stock eN-
....ea was witnessed in today's re-
e.j.ntry movom1nt.
Conspicuous weakness was shown
.. .uipmcnts. Independent stccls,
....uiuEs. sugars and miscellaneous
.r.s Chiof among these were
Harvester. Pullman, United Fruit,
Mercantile Marine ptd., Sears Roe
. Famous Players. American
...4r and SumHtra Tobacco.
I..oEn oils lapscd into their re
y 40 H.lvy state. fresh offerings 10
.p.r. 900 reports showing marked
t..rs of Of production In the Tau.
.. .,.d. Mexican Petroleum l,st
g.. points ana associated issJos
U. .I.sd to ~.
st... amounted 10 700. 900 shares.
I.mcr tendencies prevailed in
OIL. market for time funds Renew
t.- uf TWO and three months loans
ra.m.i tu be- freely made and more
..rr purchases Of merchants pa
pnrs we're reported.
Most Of the international OK
chp. .,- were lower on nominal
d,lu-s. Mos, bond issues, includ-
g.. '.r liberty group. were inclnr,.
O.. ,I-e. hut a few speculative rails
N.1 pr added to recent gains. Total
.a.-. par value. Sf1 $4,000.
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The closing hid aud asked prices of
independent OH stocks on the New York
curb Friday az reported by Houston.
FihIe 4 Co.
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IUNNUN- I'M. =" LOUI sU0t 73 " 81
'ur.r.. nH Y!uC spot 90 l.s 90 futures
% 7s %
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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-09

DAVE POLLOCK was bound over
10 district term OF court without
bond at his preliminary hearing
Friday before Justice II. j. Gray ON
a charge ~ murder Pollock %
Tulsa. Is accused with the AtH|
shooting OF Jim Parish IN West
Tulsa on the night Of May 81.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-09

PAUL VERNON Of Ah"linc
Wash, arrived I'm this city FRIDAY
after spending thro" weeks iu MAX
ing the trip by automobile.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-09

MIR. AND MRS .. l.. HARMON
announce the birth Of an eight
pound girl at their home on W'ai
sixth street Mother and baby are
reported as doing nicely
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-09

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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-09

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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-09

Niu1tEAS. u 10 deemed necessary and
''l'dl'W tuHt the said streets Ht,uuts
Hnl HIHsH aud portion thereof D. divided
into Ht'r.f .Nrtufrutut tIstIIttH
NOW IUENIl7IilE uE tT WISpIVEp
'l IllE upNltD DF COMMISSIONS
OKLAHOMA
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-09
service stations Repairing

IlKEs For sale a2x4.. straight side tires.
-eaepuable simpler Garage. Phone
asIp n 81 14g3 81 l2O3 Orange street
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-09

IN ToDAY,s CATALoG OF WANTS
AND OFFERS. THE FIRST WORDS
OF EACH AID TELLS WHAT THE
AID is .sPOGT.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-09
They Bring Quick Appear

and the opposing counsel. less fhsn 70
persons were present when court open
ed. Judge H. -. Bailey listened win
closest attention 10 tho examination -
the Witnesses as th@v were called.
~ was expected that Judge Bailey
would decide the question ~ tha siizi.
bility for jury service of union mon.
but ne startled both sides ~ saying.
when the State Was resdv - rest thar
he had been unable ~ go ever n.
testimony and would give no decision
until TOMORROW.
Then the challenging coutinusc al.
T. Evans. Williamson harber waS
called out of the lUry room and said
ne vas member n the Barbors ni1n
and the union vas affiliated with 10
West Virginia Federation ~ Labor
T. n. Pinson wns next called from
the jury room and examined a. length
by Attorney James DamroD fsr M
STATE PlnBOn said ne had de- unsed
the Matewan cases with = number -
PERSONS but had reached ~ decision i.
his own mind re wna allowed 10 a.
back ~ ria seft ami Judgs EafleY ~
dressed counsel on ths time which nad
been lo-f ~ ques'ioni1g prospective
jurors. 20 plainly showed that lf
vas not his DUrposa - haif oour' A.
after day for the purpose - rn-eraf
ininR vcnirsuer
n expedite matters ~ r Evans.
tho barber. vas tsreporar,lg err 80
which left only 49 tentative taiasrnsr
On hand The frsf two m@n srar1lnse
~ f,l tho Vacancy were sTelsrf ous
beca - he vas 'rads Infrrs mar
q IA TIE Other o~saurs ~ vns 1ppea.e
n chDff8f purfghu<rf
Then they aOceDfa<f Rrorh psfr.sn
. Williamson cf1s'neaa man. Ne aai1
he had formed an opinion wffer wsriT
require stiT evidence - Fhak- ara
hie gyr0pathlrH w~rs uftt ono - Ha
did nGt however disclose 81 u%n' alr.r
ton M gyTnp pafh - lay nor Var -
questioned
As the tenta I've p-x--' 49, r@~~~
cornplete. ~rurt racs~~~f uurfl 100
O'Clock trfs aste~naru
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-09
STATE MOVES TO DROP
UNION MEN FROM Jury
Contest Over Question viii Fur
ther Delay Trial of Mate
wan Defendants.

BY Annotated preas to Every Evening
Williamson. w. Va. Feb. DE
termination of the state 20 settle for
all time whether union labor men are 10
find places on the jury which In 20 try
the I'll men accused in the Matewan
shooting casos was forcibiy Impressed
on everyone In court this morning.
Instead Of proceeding at once with
the task Of selecting the jury, counsel
for the State began calling witnesses IN
support Of its motion that all men 10
stricken from the tentative jury panel.
Those who have followed the case close
~ have been able to place but two of
the tentative Jurors In this class.
With the exception Of tho defendants