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The Marietta journal. (Marietta, Ga.) 1918-1944, 1921-03-31
Bonds.

Bonds.
The way some people rave around for bonds
would make you think somebody was against them
SO far we have no record of such person in our in
formation
Bonds are going over the top with very little Cd
position, If any. Just keep it in mind to vote fol
bonds and gently tell your neighbor how you stanc
on the matter. Marietta wants better streets and il
bonds are the thing thatll get them they'll vote fol
bonds on April II. just watch them.
Plant gaden-if you have not started-start
now
Cotton was king, but kings are out Of
fashion.
Truth is stranger than fiction because it is less
common.
Law and order are the first requisites of neace
and plenty . N&
Two wrongs don't make right, but they often
double the crime
Auto wrecks still hold the headlines with mur-
ders and robberies
rhyme does not make poet, any more than
one swallow makes a spring
Success has never hurt really big character,
but it has spoiled many little one
Last year there was revolution in GEORGIA nol;
tlcs while this year the reports indicate revolution
In crime.
Hard work, and plenty of it, will get the country
PACK to normal basis, and bring prosperity to all
who practice it.
Some OF the tourists who have started north from
FLORIDA must have skidded on ice by the time thew
got to the Ohio river
People who are attending strictly to their own
business, will neither receive or send any black
nand or Threatening letters. ~
Republicans have so far forgotten to charge the
boishevlstlc success in Russia to Mr. Wilson'S fa;
ure 10 send enough safety razors to that country.
|, IL Murder Creek In Jasper county is not tri
outaFy or Alc0vy River where all those negroes
were crowned then the geographers were no respec
| ters of names r
The number of robberies and hodups reportef
TO have been the work of mere BOYS, seems to ind;
cate that there is still room for Sunday school expan
i Eastern landlords are raising the rent for eaol
enid born IN their apartment houses, but there i
lots OF room on Georgia dirt for. more workers VIII,
are proud of their childen.
= The women of the south as a rule did NOT do
mand the ballot, but now since they have it. sure
there is plenty of opportunity for them to exer
else 1t 10 correct some of the evils of politics
Il
Farmers IN Iowa make corn, raise hogs, and saw,
money, IN spite of the boil weevil Corn grows wei
m Georgia. So do hogs, and potatoes and peas anG
hundreds OF other crops that bring real money
/ Business failures last week in the United States
were double that of the same week last wear bu
nafdly exceeded the average of normal times Tn,
Federal Reserve Banks report confidence returning
Fertilizer men, well as farmers have suffered
severely by the decline of cotton from fortv to ter
cents. Indeed it would be hard to find any man. O.
any business IN the whole south, that the slump die
not strike heavy blow
The Marietta journal. (Marietta, Ga.) 1918-1944, 1921-03-31

Eastern landlords raising the rent for each
child born IN their apartment houses, but there is
lots of room on Georgia dirt for. more workers who
proud of their childen.
The Marietta journal. (Marietta, Ga.) 1918-1944, 1921-03-31

Success has never hurt really big character
but it has spoiled many little one.
The Marietta journal. (Marietta, Ga.) 1918-1944, 1921-03-31

rhyme does not make poet, any more than
one swallow makes spring.
The Marietta journal. (Marietta, Ga.) 1918-1944, 1921-03-31

Auto wrecks still hold the headlines with muir
" ders and robberies
The Marietta journal. (Marietta, Ga.) 1918-1944, 1921-03-31

Cotton was once king but kings are out q
fashion.
The Marietta journal. (Marietta, Ga.) 1918-1944, 1921-03-31

Plant a gaden-if you have not started-star
now.
The Marietta journal. (Marietta, Ga.) 1918-1944, 1921-03-31

Two wrongs don't make right but they otter
double the crime.
The Marietta journal. (Marietta, Ga.) 1918-1944, 1921-03-31

Law and order are the first requisites of. peac,
and plenty. S sAS
The Marietta journal. (Marietta, Ga.) 1918-1944, 1921-03-31

Truth is stranger than fiction because it is less
common
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-26

TULSA CANTON No i5 : O. q. r..
lNlrar'hs Militant Next meeting M.y
., - p m, All theNaliers present
- M,nt' ,npi Il. n. Fullsr Clk
NhhN NSAS VALLEY ASSOCIATION, l. o
. O. y. hattlesylllc, April 20 1891. santa
~ lsas as,- VISA 10 q. m. special cars,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-26

Attest
MRS. FRANK SEAMAN.
city Auditor.
ApproN
PRANK y. DUNCAN.
Clty Attorney
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2 DEMOCRATS ON SHIP BOARD
Former senator chamberlain and 4
Ihnmnsnn SIntru

WASlIlNGIbN, April 25.--For-
mor senator Chamberlain Of Port
land, ore, ana Frederick Thomp.
son Of Mobile, Ala, are understood
TO have been definitely selected by
Irosidout Harding rs members OF
the shipping board. Both are demo
Gratis.
There were uucOnfrmcd reports
today that tho president had scttlod
finally on five 90 the seven members.
The other three are Charles \. PlcH
Of Chicago, as chairman. Meyer lis
ucr of Los Angeles and Rear Al
miral Benson. present chairman.
The name OF James ". Talhcrt of
Missouri. also prominently men
unucd Mr. Thompson was appointed
by President Wilson as the guilt
coast representative, ana was vice
chairman OF TIA" old board.
President Harding Is said to hc
undecided as 60 the third democrat
to he named.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-26
COTTON AGAIN STEADY
Good Squirt H. Registered IN Market
which j. Inr1incd "a DO Better
Due tO Weather Reports.

NEW ORLEANS, April 25.--Dur-
Ing a good spurt or the session In
cotton today, the market was steady
and inclined 20 do hettor in "a small
way because OF continued unfaVor-
able weather conditions over the
belt and the opinion that English
news l-~lnicd TO an early ending OF
the coal strike, In the late trading.
however, the market weakened un-
der predictions of large May, tenders
tomorrow, which IL tho first notice
day for that month. and the close
was at the lowest, at not losses OF
I To II points. Highest prices were
reached following messages from
Liverpool, speaking in II hopeful
way OF coal strike negotiations.
The trading months were sent 10
"a IL points over tho close of last
wcdk, MAY touching ll.SO cents
The certified stock I'm this market
Is 32,blG balos and report today had
had It that several firms had made
preparations TO tender 1000 bales
OF spot each ON May. There is some
doubt over very large tenders bc-
cause the premiums on the distant
months moro than pay carryiuE
charges, which means that 10 would
be moro profitable for most OF own
ors OF tcndorahle cotton to transfer
their contracts 20 later months.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-26

SECTION Q That the assessment hereby
levied on each Of the above mentioned .o.f
bo lien upon such lots and pare'F s .s
land to the same extent as other ''A's
and shall be collected ana enforced D. W.
same manner as other taxes IN ana il'
the city of Tul~, Oklahoma. are collected.
SECTION s. That all asf ssIn'n
hereby levied shall be divided into iHfg'
go equal annual installments as "I
thorized by said Statutes OF tho state ''
Oklahoma for such cases made ana li'-
vid'di that the assessmenta sH"l .-
Interest at tho rate OF eight go per cen.
per ,anuutn, PAYABLE annually on the '|""
ot the payment OF the seycryl install ..".,
OF the said assessments, from ih" Hat.
the taking effect Of this urdlEar ..a-
tho first installmout ot said as- 'r.'
together with the accrued interest .' '.
deferred installmgrts SHAH D. p'ta.i ,.a
the 18TH day OF Dcccw brr, 1881 "NA ..-
remaining deferred iustallmcnts W.'h l.,
yearly interest on the unpaid inslA'..t'
shall be payable ON the loih gay ".... ~.
cembgr Of each succeeding year '".'' ''
shall be paid.
Provided. however. that any OF the 9V ~
ers of tho lots or parcels of lahl I'D
sessed may at any time during lht .g
co consecutive weeks following la' N'.
ot the first publication uf this oi i.ld"
pay 20 the City Auditor ot the 'lF 20
Tulsa, the fuil amount of the ass
So levied against their same lots ana I.'
cells OF land and thereby release ..
property from tho lien OF such asssssI' n.
SECTION 4 That this ufu nl"..
be published for twenty t-9' CON
tive days, IN the Tulsa Daily Mof'4 %
newspaper published In Tulsa. oE'a. lla
the publication OF this ordinance as L'
Quircd by law shall be taken uhl
gRrdod as sufficient notice 20 at, P,lss
lnterested IN the assessments herop5 ''''.'
by the terms OF this ordinance. 30
SECTION D: That an ORDINANCES .
parts Of ordinances In cuniirl WIN
provisions OF this ordinance, insofar ''
such conflict exists. are hereby ftp,a.
SECTION 6; THAT an cmerEgrey 'A'la..''
for the preservation Of the public h.tt. '
and safety, by reason whereof W. %.
nance shall take effect from Hnd atN'' ~
passage, approval and publication. ..
PASSED. and the r.- -rE'n'N 90
ruled upon separately. and approved '"''
sth day of April, 1891 ,o..
APPROVED, this hth day - ~" '.''
J. NJ ADKisoN'
Mayor pro TEN
Attest
MRS. PRANK SEAMAN.
city Auditor.
Apron we'd
PRANK r. DUNCAN,
Clty Attorney.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-26

NJ. D.. rouNDsrONE Secretary
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-26

Pubrshed in Tho Tulsa rany World Apru
~ ~ -, 10, l6, ~ ~, 10. 90. .i' sl
s'' a.. "a; :. g. 3, s' g sss ss "a p 81 Ayi
Pubiishlns 'company.1 Plbi,shers World
ORD1NANCE no. 2l4O.
An Ordinance TO apportlon ievv
and assess special taxes In payu,er,
OF tho cost OF constructing = sHuIt.ry
sewer In SEWER DISTRICT no. ia
IN ,dhii.Sy the Sity OF tulsa. TULSA as created aud
and declaring an emeygency
WHEREAS in pursu5Ace or the pro.
tulsa. Oklahoma. and tho statutes ~ ~
state OF oklahoma, for such cases made
and provided, tho said city Of Tulsa dfi>
ilsh SEWER DISTRICT No. IL, ana
after having declared II necessary IN con.
struct sewers IN said SEWER DISTRICT
NO. l72, by the provisions Of said ord.
DeecmbeT. i5sO let let T. Tibbotst 3 osy Pi.,, o.
ant Inc. Contractors. certain contract
sewer In SEWER DISTRICT No. AZ,
WHEREAS, in pursuance OF said ,on.
tract, said Tibbets & Pleasant Inc. have
constructed q certain sanitary sewer n
said SEWER DISTRICT NO. l7c. and tho
work under said contract has been srs
cepted and approved by tho city Engineer
and the Board of Commissioners of tls
city Of Tulsa; and.
WHEREAS. in further pursuance u
the statutes Of the State or Oklahoma
Aforesaid. aud under the terms Of n,
Charter Of tho said city Of Tulsa, Okla.
homa, II is deemed necessary by tho
BOARD OF Commissioners OF the city %.
Tulsa TO levy and assess a special tax
upon the property liable 70 assessment 30
said SEWER DISTRICT NO. l72. b. rea-
son OF the construction Of said sewer
and to pay FOR the> same. and.
WHEREAS. the total cost OF tho con.
struction OF said sewer In said SEWER
DISTRICT NO. 172, including extras. have
been ascertained and Is hereby declared
to be the sum OF t9,ilO.c3 all or which ID
TO be levied by special assessments against
the lots and parcels Of Land benefited BY
the construction OF said sewer 10 SAID
SEWER DISTRICT NO. i7e. aud.
WHEREAS, all legal requirements have
been complied with to authorize tho levy
OF the assessments against said lots and
parcels Of land SO liable for the cost u
construction OF said sewer In said SEWER
DISTRICT No. l72, in the amounts
hereinafter specified in Section . Of tA.s
Now. THEREFORE,, RE IT OR.
DAlNED BY THE BOARD or CON.
MtSSlONERS OF THE CITY OF
TULSA, OKLAHOMA:
SECTION ]: That there shall be- and
there Is hereby Rpportioucd to and levied
upon and assessed against the several
lots and parcels OF land in said SEWER
DISTRICT NO. l72 in the city % Tulsa.
Oklahoma, so benefited BY tho C0nstJIc-
tion OF said sewer, the amounts respective.
ly as follows, tO-wtt;
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-26
EINSTE:IN BOOSTS
PALESTINE SCHOOL
Working for Great Uni
versity to Be Set Up at
Jerusalem
Ry ARNEn =. GRuNAuEn.

NEW YORK, April 25.--Jorusa-
lem, capital city OF the now Zion,
The Jewish national state, will soon
hc the site Of a non teaching uni
vority, the. immediate object Of
which VIII be the study Of rolativ-
~ by some Of the best minds" Of
Europe and America preparatory to
IN" formation of faculties properly
equipped 10 teach the physics Of
the morrow"
Professor Albert Einstein. discov-
eror of the theory OF rclativity bear
ing his name, is now In this country
with ths ZtoniSi commission to raise
funds for the proposed University Of
Jerusalem
In an interview given TO lnterna-
tional News Service today, Profess
sor Elnstcin, the man who believes
mat light travels In curved lines,
outlined the plan OF the new univer-
sity He said
According to our plans. the uni
versity will be begun not with teach
Ing faculties but with research insti-
.tutcs. The reason for this Is that on
one hand there is not such "A big set
tlcmcut in Palestine as would re-
quire complete university. Palcs-
tine could not provide thousands Of
students Just now, and foreign stu
dents could not come this year or
ncNt on account OF the rate OF OK
change.
"On the other hand ne contln-
ucd Palestine Is a country which
needs scientific forces and we want
To create a scientific personnel
which would help To solve the vast
scientific problems Of the country.
This plan has been adopted because
Of tho special conditions under
which We have 20 work. This plan.
uf course, Is not absolutely hard and
fast. and in the course Of realization
II may bc changed"
Mr., lfinstcIn said his theories on
relatively would not he pushed or
'Nciuaivcly CNpoundcd at the univor-
sitv.
1T is necessary first" he said, "to
teach the foundations uf mathc-
matics and physics, rs ordinarily ac-
ocptcd today. when the student be
comes we'll enough equipped with
these subjects he may then learn the
new theories uf relatively and the
methods and ideas leading up to
hem. one must be taught tod1y's
physics before hc can learn tomor-
rows The usual study OF physics
will be taught at the university as
well rs my theory
Mr. Eiustein denied that hc in
tended to become head OF tho uni
Vcrsily or even a member Of its fac
ulty lie said ne would lecture there
often, however, and connect himself
with It's activities.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-26
WOODEN DIVORCE
DECREE ANNULLED
Wife of County Officer
Claims Coercion Was
Used by Plaintiff

Tho decree OF divorce granted +.
VI Wooden. county commissions,
February IS. 1919. against Mrs. Es-
telle l.. Wooden. was set aside Mon
day 10y Judge owen owen and the
property settlement agreed 20 at that
time also set nt uaught. Attorneys
Tor Wooden excepted and gave mo-
ticc OF appealing TO the supreme
court
tH her petition filed IN August NJ
1870. Mrs. Wooden alleges that her
husband tocrccd her into signing an
agreement whereby she was 20 re-
,olvc $4,000 worth of the property.
This amount. she claims, has not
been sufficient for the support ut
herself and two daughters. She also
claims that she was induced to sign
a waiver OF appearance at the a.
vorrc trial and did not know what
sho VASE signing Not until after
several months after the divorce had
been granted did she know IT, she
claims. and then she says she learned
II from doctor, friend Of her for
mCr husband.
The case may not bc appealed 10
the supreme court as was tirst an
uounccd II appealed TO thu Su-
prcmc court and the decision ~ up
held. tho divorce case will be re
tried. and 1t will take several yeaiS
70 finally end the case, 1t * said, on
the other hand. # the divorce case
is heard Immediately and that dcci-
sion appealed to the supreme court,
n much shorter time will be required.
This may be the course adopted.
Judge owen owen said that nc
would hear tho case In two weeks II
the latter method was followed.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-26
LECALS.

is the determination of tb.. -i.......---
scss the cost 81 the improve. 2. -.
MET iif%gr.rp,qiy,.r,,a ,q ra,a ., STREET Nru.tt'
and blocks 0butting said Iu.. .. .os
and tho property benefited fr. ''HH
we p'vpeity hable =" Hssrsqu..f '.I
Tngi"eer' ' an1 'S''d statement of t.. c,g
BE Ir FURTHER RESOLVED ....
wee OF such determination f.
given 10 all owners of nry .r be
property by publication In H.. . d." co. %
world. daily newspaper OF r .a..J
culntiou IN the city OF Tulsa. ,.I' '.t-
Tor five 90 consecutive d... ..'a.
on the .6th day Of APRIL 1paf. 'l.hr
BE 1T FURTHER RESOLVE.
Clty AUDITOR be. and sho hereby .. I...
70 seF written notice by ras.4.r..I .-I
TO alltot the owners OF prap,rt. s. i.f.l
by the Aforesaid proposed '..''.si
said notice TO be lu form ana .l I.'
as provided in Section 7 of t,.I.1..' .'Hf.
of the Tulsa city Charter ,,. 4N
sneiiiS5 seeiic1. az the time designate Boz s.s
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED ,t..,.
sih day ~ May 1921, az 900 p,....
NJ. be and tho same is hereby ..
day for hearing aii obIoctiara ih'
assessments. improvements or I.,,...'''l
IN reference to the same. anI sl.t ''.' ''
Ing shall bo continued from a.y ".aI
until the same is completed an. srg NeF
Jecuons not made In writing pu .r M ,,o-
the 6th day Of May 1891. az 1.U1 .',|'le
A. M NJ snail 9s deemed to be- waIvsi and
n
the city Auditor be. and she Ia. l.-st, .IN
structcd TO make and file on or L.f.- ~ ~
date Of said hearing. her ceruflsaf. .p pS.s 'as
ms when and In what manner a8Il ,,..,
were givou, and attach 10 ana r.g.-A
part OF said certificate, tho ofrr.,,e
tho publisher shaving a copy cf tfr .'
80 published and the days on vU.r. u.
same was published. and. " ''e
30 1T FURTHER RESOLVED ,h,...
emergency exists for the r-oa.r. y. a1
of tho public health nnd safrty t',.h
tho furthcrance Of street impraysg.s,,.
BY reason whereof this resoitI.r LL.' u.'
take effect from and after ita .lr-,'s..
approval and publication. ''''h'
ADOPTED, and emergency claus. -,,.
upon separately and approved tlIs sa
day Of April. 1891. --ln
APPROVED. this 2:nd day ot As-l
T. i. EVANS.
Attest:
MRS. PRANK SEAMAN,
city Auditor
Approved
PRANK 4. DUNCAN,
city Attorney
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-26
WORLD MARKET PAGE
STOCKS ACTIVE
AND EXPANSIVE
Oils of the Popular Class
Among Stocks Scoring
Strong Gains

NEW York. April Further
variable nc, ,Dss.nns 10 last wccka bo-
lated advance were registered La the
Cuursc Of tpdaya active and cN-
pansivo stock market. kail1 we're
almost tho only important ieu's TO
derive little or no benefit Accom-
panied by a turnover of about l,OtH,-
0C0 shares. the popular oils. motors,
Htctls, CuppprE, HhipUiuEg ana var
ioua Fpcclaltica scored vNirom"
Hains or { tu points Thls nd
vantage was materially reduced be
fore tho close however, on extensive
seiling for profits.
Reasons for the relative backward
ness az railg Wcro found iu adVi'c7
oyer tho week -cud from leading rail
way terminals. These Ia substance,
reported another decrease OF tonnage
at western pointa ana marked de-
crcaecs At eastern ana southern
CcntrrT.
Most other incidents wcre en-
cournClng, notably the stronger DO
mostiC bank position and tho trend
Of events cbroHd.
Anomalous conditions prevailed
ln the money market, all demand
loans holding at l-2 per cent on
thc exchange, although thnt quota
tion was again shaded by "A nan
one per cent in most uuiuidc hcEo-
tiatlou8. Interior banks wcro ro-
ported to have added to local re-
serves. but timo funds, oven for tho
shorter mnuritico, we're unaltorcd.
Liberty issues, which comprised tho
bulk OF tho days operations In the
bond market, clumcd at nominal re-
ccssions. Total sales, par ynluo SlO,-
$4,000,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-26
FOR SKIN TORTURES
Zemo, the Clean, Antiseptic
Liquid, Just What You
Need. Is Not Greasy

Don't worry about eczema or other
skin troubles. You Can have a clear.
healthy skin by using Zeno OBJ
tanned at any drug store for 35c, OF
extra large bottle at $l.00.
Zemo generally removes pimples
blackheads blotches, eczema and ring.
worm and makes the skin clear and
healthy. Zemo Is a clean, penetrating.
antiseptic liquid. neither sticky nor
greasy and stains nothing. 1t is easily
applied and costs mere trifle for each
application. 1t is always dependable.
The Z. w. Rose Co. Cleveland q.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-26
Hold Funeral Service
for ID. f.. BOnenberger

Funeral services for David Eamal
Roucnhcrgcr OF oklahoma city,
brother OF j. T., BoucuberEor ~
Tulsa, were held Monday afternoon
In oklahoma city BOncnbergcr,
who since tho war I'm whrich no
served has suffered from dclusions
died saturday from injuries rc-
cciNod IN % fall from q moving train
while riding the blinds" when he
was under the impression that he
had boarded Frisco train to come
TO Tulsa and see his brother. Bu-
ucuhcrRcr'a parents Mr., and Mrs.
Jacob Boucnhcrgcr and five broth
Crs live I'm oklahoma CltN
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-26
lEAGUERS VISIT SAPULPA
Boston Avenue Methodist Member,
Ia Attend District Conference.

About 10 Epworth Leasucrs OF the
Boston Avenue Methodist church
viii 80 to Sapulpa Friday to attend
the Tulsa district Epworth League
institute, which will be held there
on that day. Tho program will be
made up Of speakers from all over
The district
Tulsa Epworth Loagucrs are max
ing extensive preparations for the
annual league conference which Will
he held here June 6-s. Bishop T.. u.
MouIon will have charge OF the
morning and night services durinE
the conference. All the department
work will toe done In groups. and
missionary workers will assist on the
program. \ large delegation IS eN.
pcctcd from the leagues over the
conference territory.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-26
ElcNrn nnrscs "NInr,lcrcd. -

OKLAHOMA CITY, April 2o.--.Po-
Nee to-day were seeking the man who
has cut the thrOats ot II horses last
June. An animal pasturod ON the
meadow Of g., W. Long was found
kulod i'm that manner this morning,
Five OF tho victims belonged TO Long
The one killed last night was quar-
tered ON his pasture.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-26

Miss Uarrictt Vance. field socrc-
iarv Of the y W. c. \. Tor the
southwestern field. apd Miss Hazel
* Allen. economic secretary NJ the
same urid, lcft Monday Tor Okla
homa city after having spent the
past week. Boo Tulsa. WhiN here they
met the Nuyiuus committees ut the
local association and helped to plan
The programs FOR the summer and
TAN work
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-26
knn.n. or, II,rstncI.-

kANNNS CITY Apt1 % Cattle ITO.
colniH 1000, beef steers slow o. to tor
loNrt top yc1riugg fS1si bulk ~ early
Ht"crs sales fiO0ui 30, sho stock wcai,
~ zoe lower, god and rh1icc cows si.ls
Wt'1, NoarllnE h'lfrrs $500: calves
steady ~ SOC lower. best $500, practical
top s. 30. ptockcrs and focdcra weak Ia
unoy"uly luwor, rhuncra and bulls steady
to strong
Hogs Hrr'lp's li.5oo oprn 20 90 eEr
lower close active 10 tu 1,c tower. bos'
IrhlH - pltl'rs t,Ha, buik uf sale
:, 100 100. pigs steady, few sorted
punches ar ISIS
Sheep Receipts 10 900. shcor steady .
shotu IcN's wothorH $3.50 lambs strong
tn Toe hIEhur. top so 90.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-26
Mine stockholders Lose out

WASHINGTON. April 26.-Mi-
rority stockholders OF the Preside
Mining company OF Texas were today
denied by the supreme court Of tho
United states n rchearing of an ap-
peal to compel an accounting for
profits by and cancellation OF con-
tracts made by and with the COM
pany superintendent, W. : Nolcs.
The amount involved was placed at
gttO nan
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-26
Cnr Into Riycr--Iarmcr Killed.

BY Associated Press state Wire.
MIAMI, OKLA, April 25.-Thomas
Long. a farmer living about IL miles
south Of here, was killed this morn
ing when a car in which I've and
neighbor, oscar Zane, were riding,
skiddcd into the Neosho river at the
Conner bridge, 3h miles northeast
Of Fairland.