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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-06
EIdOradO Crude Prices Cut

The long expected ut in tn, prices
paid for crude oil in the FL
field has finally come
and two of the purchasing
companies in that field have
marked up sharp reductions. Last
Friday the Louisiana on and Rein
ms company, which has a siN-inCh
pipe line running from tho Eldorado
field 40 Shreveport, and Is reported
to be taking about 10000 barrels of
oil per day out of the pool, slaShod
the price 30 cents for all grades OF
oil, leaving the market as follows
Crude testing 30 gravity and above
40 cents, crude from 80 to 80 gray
ity, 80 cents, and crude below 33
gravity, 20 cents. Tho TransCuntl-
mental oil company yesterday posted
Il 2O-c"nt ut affecting all their
purchases, which leaves their prices
from 80 cents down. Tho Trans
~contincntals cut. being 10 cents less
than the Louisiana OIL and Refining
Company's seems singular; how
ever It Is not expected that ih"ir
purchases will be large enough to
change the general situation, AS they
are storing all their oil in u tank
farm north Of the town, which Il,
owned jointly with the Arkansas
Natural Gas company, with the eN-
ceptlon Of some oil shipped out IN
tank cars,
All through the shutdown period
the Eldorado field has been the
busiest place in the midcoutin"nt
field, in fact, the drilling boom
there EQUALS almost any Of the hls
oklahoma blooms OF the past. Al
though /, is impossible 20 get th"
,.,t,.1 trrAlttRf.In If tho moo on &C
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-06
PARIS WANTS A
TEMPLE OF SPORT
Modern Olympus to Seat
loo, 600 ON the Banks
of the Seine


PARIS .tuIy o Tho creation OF A
- ,,, .,r ,t, ,,,,r.
WV" ''''' ''''''' 49,
olympic Edm"S should 'tN' place. ia
URGED boy Fraull Kc.ch,I q we'll
Lr,vr t,,.p,. v.,tf,y Vh, ts IRVINE
d" '''''' '"' Su'''' w ''
l.tiD Organizations and m'WN'ls nl
paruamcnt
Hau.ncl vo,td r,vc t,r,p,, ,,r
800
'''"''' '"'s E''d' ''n''' '' '".'''
60 the sporting world. He Womb
have this d OLYMPUS hult Iu-.
o,,..,, a.. 80 r.,. ,.1 ,,
'" h'''' ''
i'NSihi'. 'I'nE ih' ilN'i H,''' 81
,h"l "gu"lI, events could h' '''..
from inc 'INioP'' S''"'''' ''' ~
"iEIhE lN' t~'N''NhIyt' i' '' 'I
iilu' q" nave PAN ~ 'h' now sport
,IiN Nil' I'f lh' 'INi|Ii' game i'
i'irla 'n va
'H' F''uH or in' ti'N'h "l''''
are ."ihU.,d "p .S i"'''WH
IN" iatd "l r"ciral'Nr 'N'
nlNn'pl. games came from %
fI~'h'"'uth ana u Wa ~ rams ina.
'h' piuJ''l TOR we ill" 'lN'nII.
in''l 't modern lW's. lh' ono h''I
u N'nrn' Iu 1870, wa conceived
no" Is the 'lin' Tor ih'Ia '' 'n
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-06
COTTON IS STRONGER
Greater Part of Market Register
Advance In Prices in Decided.
Tone; Close l. ON Week Level.

NEW ORLEANS, July j.-During
the greater part of the session in
cotton today the market was strong
and prices advanced in a decided
way. but in the late trading much
Of the good tone was lost and new
ling appeared mainly OF
weakness I'm the stock market ana
because Of the report that American
warsh.ps had been ordered to Tam
uirl and the close showed ne gains
q but II to - points. ~ the nigh.
est OF the day the gains amounted
TO 80 20 80 points. october traded
rs high a. - 25c. and closed al
l2.O5c.
In tho early trading much Of the
strength was derived from "A better
Liverpool than due, which induced
covering of the short interest. Much
huyiug for long account plainly was
done on last weeks crop reports BY
rthe government. Later the buying
was continued on expectations OF
u~nfavorable weekly crop reports
from the weather bureau tomorrow.
More or less buying was duo to the
signing Of the peace resolution and
g. Dan."gram m from England stating
that the British coal miners re-
turned 70 work yesterday.
Considerable attention was given
90 private messages from both Man
chester and Liverpool to the effect
that "a large business was doing In
both yarns and cloths, with China
the best buyer ~ yarns.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-06
In the Hemitt District

The No. Amhristcr Of IN" car
tor oil company, located in the
s,,rhwrst corner Of the northwest
Of tho .|outhoast Of l.-iS-2W If
GOOD for 20 barrels % nth" pump IN
sand found from 2,27i 20 2,i'2 Icy
This Is an old producer 'r'''''
deeper.
Writ Frankliu's 40, I wei 10,
Gated in the northeast corn'L %
tbc northwest q the northeast or
he southeast Of 21-ts-2w, found
sand from 2,OG4 TO 2l55 feet ana
Is good for $50 barrels per day
Tho wolverine oil company has
a sO.barrcl pumpor In its NO. 80
veil. located in the southwest cor
mer OF the northeast Of i5-'e W.,
sand was found from 1900 L" l'''
feet, y1.t,. ti
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-06

Chicago Livestock

CHICAGO. July L-Caitl" Receipts
Il. 600. dry led steers steady others slow
weak bulk beef s'crrs - 7tHS 20, she
stock steady 20 Toe higher bulk fat cow
and h.ifpr4 St.ou G.2r. Gamers and cut.
',rs mostly s l-.Ua.oo. bulls aud veal
calves steady. bulk fs' bulls A'"nl rs
veal calves largely IS'oH9.-5, s'ock"ts
ana feeders lull
l0c higher. top s. 80 bulk IS fTH4o'
pigs mostly Toe higher. hu'k d'sirahlcs,
SGccp-Keccipts 1000. tat western
lambs % to 800 higher; choice idahos
MOO - shippers, native lambs ana
sheen firm 10 elc higher. hest native
lambs held ~ 5000. western w,'hcrs
mostly two y,ars old $3.50.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-06
Inthe Oil Fields
Deep Test in Hetpitt District

The Carter OIL company's 80. /
Ramsey. located in the northwest
corner of the northeast of 1-5s-lw
is now running casing at a total
depth OF 3,l7O feet.
In the northeast corner Of the
northwest of the southeast of 6-is-
2w, the No. | Ncel of the Humbl"
Oil x Refining Co, has a hole full Of
water at a depth II ISIS feet.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-06
WORLD MARKET PAGE
FOREIGN OILS
WEAKEN AGAIN
Mexican Petroleum Is on
Decline Due to With
drawal of Yankees

<yW YORK. July 5-Rcsump.
,.r " business was ~slgntli1'd by
..... weakness in the foreign oils.
Withdrawal from the Mexican
,,.lI %. American producers caused
,i....Iu Petroleum to add 9is
....,. t1 It's steady decline, tho
STOCK falling To- 9Oh. a new low
..,I with only a feeble rally.
p,n-Amurl,in Petroleum. the con
...H.- factor in Mexican Petroleum.
.... vas heavy throughout, with
E....I Asphalt. on the other
,.rI. Royal Dutch. chief Of the
s.ror,an oils. made a substantial
s.ln.
Lover prices announced by the
r....,hum steel corporation caused
,yt,.mo LOSSES of l to 8 points in
hat group and among equipments.
r.,.l.ng Bethlehem and Baldwin.
e..lre. shipping and several of
che. high rrade rails forfeited fr>c-
.'.r4 .n q point. with southern Pa
... "a noteworthy exception. sales
mounted to $4,000 shares.
can money opened at 6 per cent,
ty+ ...rd 90 5i2 pcr cent, later a
... cent ate ruling In private
negotiations.
Liberty bonds were irregular. but
most domestic issues and intcrna-
.t.rar- including United Kingdoms
s,d dominion of Canada, were firm.
Total sales, par value, S~ll,Sf5topo
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-06

>iN oILEASS. July Spot cotton
'',AaF pa.u's Ny. Sales on SPOT llli.
.-N ."'to.!ng hssj middliug fll33, good
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-06
I.EGAIS.

.''' .N ....|UE o." d." TENOR '..
no 't'..t MARCH 70 I1Iu ruIuO.ne tHa
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.H.'tNHm, unless .uIt Thereon HI.I p,
l.H.tNt 4" t I.Ift having NurI4IItt".Y
't'. Hf fN.. .prf.ual ~ s,It uuui ap.
Urlf..F Dob fN. caption N,f.'u
Niintr,, Grucfti o.. DyN,I, u.ni com
sr,Tlu> mat .b,r W. ,,.l bonds
shall no s.tuc1 O., 'b. N,yor eri IA.
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n. ...'. .an,'uI.. .f .It Na,at ana
Dft Nuf.'.r. ,r,, ,,lf afnp,rs b. ana ,-o
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ggol ,o .s'l0,i! .' ulii ..'" ,,.. i Gil .,t Nov
registered lr on. .|f. fr.raur.I ruIutsU1
N, tN. county .irrt rrt county attorney.
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,Tn , .s,ifrd fflra.rirf ~ Hf pr.,r.l.
usa hp1 |r connection with tn,ir i4al.
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t1N sufficient tu ptt tho Interest 800 .sIi
b,ni4 when iio urf GOV fNr ruru..s. ~
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ruy tho principal ~ said hrul, vnsn .iur
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t.ou pu th, tn,,bI. tt.p,tty ,f anita rt.
! ur addition ID, ,I other t1,,a said s|rUIrp
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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-06

CHICAGO. July 5.-rotatocs steady
r....tts IS ears. Virginia ,obhl"rs ~ 90
"a nor barrel. Notth Carolina stsy'
,s,,Ia 81 IOu350, Hat barrels f3,25T'
s41. no old stock.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-06

KANSAS City, July b.-Butter un.
changed rreamory SIC
tvra-Ftr.ts -sy. seconds -lc.
rIl.,s- Hens Toe, broilers :ir2se
tr.4Ipra ST..
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-06

KANSAS cry. July 6-Fotatoes. new
az Igv,r. $500 $50 Per bushcl.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-06

NEW YORK. July G-Lcad outet
spot }i-0Ii30.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-06
IE.GAI.S.


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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-06

ELw YORK.. July G.-Cotion-spo
t"'' W.Id..ug tlGl5.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-06

Grand Duke Michael Nlcsnndroyitch
From siberia comes word that
General Baron yon Ungcrs-Stcrn-
berg arti-bolshCy.k leader there has
issued a proclamation looking to the
restoration N Grand Duke Michael
AlcNandroyltch, younger brother Of
the late Gar Of Russia, to the throne,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-14

ngTFAsT, June if.-Rioting ac-
collpanitd By heavy revolver and
rlfia firing wan renewed IN the Clifton
street afcu ~ This city early touny.
~ authoe itatiNe circles u was assorted
tint the rioting was organized by ~
puniicRnH for the purpose ~ prevent
ing the vlsit Of king George TO Bet
fact ON june 20 10 attend the STATE
opening Of the Ulster parliament
EtaincaH men going "a the confer
OF The city from the auburba this
morning I'd 4 o'clock found them
sewer la the midst Of u riot In Chiffon
street when ship yard workers we're
nr"i upon. .
ftald top HATED merchants lodged
about naid flying bullets u q
new paper man had "a very narrow
escape ~ "a lamp post behind which
he had sought shelter WAS struck by
bullets. MenoHraphcTs fled. scream
lnV. from the battle zone and tram
cara. with their paascngcfa lying TIA
on the floors. dashed past at record
speed.
ssverai thousand ship yard work
efs ire reported to have beon kept
from their posts b. the riot.
The number % casualties from this
mornings disturbances IN not known.
KiotinE broke out W the Falls d.
Vision OF the city again ~ noon to-
day. The police fired % number Of
shots iuto the crowd five persons,
one OF whom was a girl said To have
been critically wounded, were taken
10 hospitals suffering from bullet
WuundA
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-14
CIVIC CLUBS BEGIN
PRACTICE FOR GAME
At VARSITY FIELD
Kiwanis- Rotary Contest
to BE Big Step
Lively" Event

The members of the Kiwanis and
Rotary clubs are orklng on dia-
mOnds. Not at any Of the down
town iewelry stores but on the base
hall diamond.
The annual baseball game between
the Kiwania aud the Rotary clubs u 10
be held at University field on June
20 and both clubs have started prac-
tice. The clubs VIII practice some
this week and beginning neNt week
viii Doe uut un regular days until tho
day Of the game accurding 20 n. ~.
uoule. manager uf the kiWauia team.
aud Arthur prager manager VI the
Rotary team.
The proceeds ffom the game viii
60 TOT the benefit ~ tho Buy scouts
The team u~nnaEera say they viii not
d" able tn thsh lnr-ups an
az practice Inns got we'll under way.
The NotafianH announce that they
have a star In Ia. y. o.. Cornish, IT,,
FORMER Yale baseball luficidcr aud one
OF the best athletes ever turned "a 81
the Duke cay. lie has not been out
~ school Ions enough 20 have lost his
baseball stride aud fans who witness
one ~ the hest baseball plHy.,s west
NJ the Mississippi Cornish would
probably ouishine any player who
ever worked out with the Aus or the
Grays u hc took "a notion TO take ~"
usld.
The HotnrlsuH also have such stars
as Lester Cooper. Charles isomhke.
Prayer. nr = a. Van Attu Edmund
Ross Charles White aud other coileEe
athlet,H
The KiUaniaua Say thcy viii show
the Botarians th, real meaning OF the
"stpp Lively motto OF a. u. Wat
kius hon they uucv set int prac-
ticv Watkins Be- trying out for the
uutueld = a. Hehsusttrit. Dr. o.
At bowers Henry "a. rourH. &c.. Ihvu
and Frank Graham are al Odd timers
nt the game, and viii uy Co Ert into
their uuv baseball form before the
contest.
Tickets are 20 be- sold hy AN members
of the ciuls aud at some OF thr down
iowa stores. to Ice announced later.
Although uu arrangements have been
made tor securing boz umpire u D.
probable that th" services uf Jack
Cameron. former umpire OF Pueblo
Gub l,aEu, games. who has been uW-
piiiuE az the Har-laa diamond viii b.
secured.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-14
American Beaten
To Death by Poles

BERLIN. June 1t-Louis snyder
of boston w.a beaten 90 death by
Polish insurgents near Myslwitz
Upper Silcsin. May 90. according e.
Kali I-rn, . Hamburg machinist.
VIII, cscuprd nuW that region "a week
and arrived here today.
snyder showed the rebels an Amer
ic1l pasHpurt according 60 the Htur1
told hy Born. % explained that h,
was not Interested boz the Silesiar
conflict. but the leader OF the Polish
pIlud struck him yer the head with
the uutt of q gan. and others Joined
ln the attack They left his body
wing on the ground, according o.
Born.
Born. who said he also was mis-
trettcd. had travelled for two days
with tho American attempting To cs-
cape from the nsut gent area.
France h. the greatest snuff taking
country fU ElITuUr
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-14
Rises From Janitor
Boy to Presidency
OF Washington Bank

WASHINGTON June IN. v
Ail,s, who began his career as "a boy
tn the treasury department clcaninE
ashsl FROM the Tire places n nllinF
tn water coolers. wna today elected
president ~ the itiEes National bank.
q large financial institution Of THU
city. Fur mauy years De- been
a vice president. Charles e. Glover.
the president. MAS elected chairman
of the buard.
Allies game here years ago r. PENN
less boy from shelby county. Ohio
While DC polished door knobs and
piled "a broom IN the treasury he
studied finance. lie won promotion
10 gs isttut secretary OF the treasury
and after ~eRI1yinn tho intimate
ftivndshlp OF Presidents Mckinley
Hud Roosevelt. left the treasury "a
become u banker.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-14
Few Flags Flying
Today; Picnic Has
To Be Postponed

Besides the flying OF extra flags at
some OF the city'a residences aud "
Few business houses, there was no OBJ
a%erVancc 81 Flag day In Albuquerque
today an business was humming NJ
usual throughout the dnN. p
The piruic aud special exercises
which we're scheduled To- be- held In
Highland park tonight by The Lew
Wallace -haptcr Of the Daughters
OF the American Revolution have been
cancelled This was announced last
night hy MIS-. J a. McCoilum. regent.
Many members OF the chapter are out
of the city.
Because Of tho close of the schools
for the summtr there were no school
programs held. Members OF tho
American Lesion also announced last
night hat they had prepared nu spec
bal exercises fur the DAY.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-14

SANTA FE, june Santa Ee
defeated E%ztancin here SUNDAY hN
"a, uuo sided 90 OF - To O. santa
O., made 10 runs in the sixth inning
W,'' dbl the twirliuE for Santa Re
and iuasue and Milhourn were In the
huN for EstauciV. Jack Markir and
81. ~ Itrusu were umpiIos
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-14

In the Matter Of the Estate 81 Eug.nia
huru, Deceased
Aotlo b. hereby given that Leo Zauana.
dmmisiraiur ei The estate ~ Euesnia Bono.
deceased, has fned in the Probate Court IL
nrrnhhun tnunfY. New Mexico. bits final
leppft a. such Aamlnistrator aud tho Court
"a Appointed thurdEy the iith day of
fulyi 1871, hs the dnF Tor hsaunr ohls,
iiutn Hny thrrr De- 10 the approval af
administrator
Withrss nay hand aud ihe zeal 81 raId
frnhate touff this pth day uf June. 1921
t7eaD IhkD tNOlLuTT.
Glfrk Of AID pFnbafe f.urt
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pITTsEUBGH. june if-pitts-
hutgh staged o. batting bee and de
feat.l Philadelphia.
y, innings " IT, =
Philadelphia 70 Oel $40 g 20 g
Pittsburgh U4u 02i lie ~ 9
Batteries. Haumruttuer and Peters
HlIliltuu and schmidt
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HERALp WANT Ap TAKERs'

Are thoroughly trained AL writers.
lf you so desire, they will gladly
assist you in wording your al.
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NEW YORK. June 1.-THE lowest
level Recorded m the local sugar mar
IN i've years wis reached today
wan the sale Of 2f.b00 bags 81 centri-
az 4 cents. Renewed pressure
% fotto hican sugara brought about
the decline.
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CINCINNATI june a. Cincinnati
rIrl,.,d D. hits Including four two
hua hits boat WINS unable Co make
them count BROOKLYN winning.
%, innings. R.H D.
Brooklyn zoe BOO uU1-a I
Cincinnati UuO poo 1000 ~ I
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CHICAGO. Juu, Chicago shut
out Boston.
So innings. r. ~ =,
Eusluu GOO 00O Uu0-U 4 %
Chicago 900 POI O2s-5 \ q
BATTERIES. BrtNton. Morgan and
GoWdy. York aud DAILY.
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Ideal

The BiE Adventure" starring the
famous young actor Breezy Eaaon.
Is being repeated today at "a. Ideal
III. story Of a little fellow aud his
beloved dog "a picture full Of human
inturvst aud thrills aud boy appeal.
aud Ia addition Co ana this mmntic
win "a hiE love atory-thlH m THE
Hig Adventure AT Accord is play
Ing m The Waite iIoneman" here
TODAY.
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"NAA 'NllNNlANuN commission uN New Mexico
CERTIFICATE or Fii.IN0
United states u America, State Of New
T IS HEREBY CERTIFIED. tina, Their.
Vas hied for record boz the office 81 M,
state Corporation Commission % ihs state
New Mexico. on the kiucteouth day ~
nsy I'D 1871 a. Three O'Clock q. NJ. b.
me MN MEXICO on CUHrONArION. a
corporation organised under M ,v n
Ne~ Mexico. o. duiy executed consent bal
Ntihng thht said corporation BE- dissolved
and ihss Commission heinE satisfied Thai atl
q he ruuuirsurnts OF section afa N.v.
Mesloo statutes Annotated. ~Codlncatinn
1915, relating 90 the voluntary dirsolutiog
with: wv ''"f"'
Now THEREFORE, upon The fling with
ms Commission Of an affidavit shnvinF
NAT this certificate has been publish.d III
f,quired BY law the said corporation shall
The principal office u the said corpon
ION 10 this state D. A. Alhuqu.rgus and
ne name % the agent lea charge thereof and
CLARK. ~
tNo. IOsgTN
~ TESTIMONY MHEKFuF The gfata
gorporatiuu Commission q the State Of New
Mexico has caused Tins certificate 10 L.
lsned w IL Chairman and the seal ~ saId
commission 60 b. affixed al ths gitv Ia
santa " on this 18Th day Of MAY. ID
(sEAL) uUGu A. WILLIAMS
Attest
A D. MORRISON. Cl.rt. ''''"'"
June 1I14.