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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-26
COMMITTEE ENDS
MINERS HEARING
Witness Says Operators
Have Taken Over Gov
ernment at Mingo

WASUINGTON. oct 25-Thc
statvtIout of the United Mine work
crs on disorders IN the West Nir-
ginIa coal Nelds and their causes
ware completed today before tho
senate committee iuvcstlgating those
conditions by the testimony of Sam.
uel UntCrmcycr. Now York lawyer
Attorney General England OF West
Virginia and ~ W. Houston. attur-
ncy for the West Virginia district
OF the miners union. The commit
tee was given various descriptions ~
tho West Virginia situation aud
heard from Mrs sid Hatfield and
Mrs I'D Chambers, widows of the
two men prominent In recent trou-
bles, an account of circumstances
surrounding the killing OF their hus-
bands. The testimony of the women
was confined to these incidents.
Mr, Untermyers testimony includ-
cd suggestion for new laws which
would establish a federal licausin
system for corporations doing in
tcrstate business and a program
through which. he said, It would be
impossible for the FEDERAL govern
ment to compel settlement OF con-
troycrsics between capital and labor.
The coal operators, MIR Houston
declared, had taken over "thc ahso-
lutte functions OF the government" ,"
controlled elections and kept poll
Ing places under direct surveillance.
lie asserted also that the operators
"nossed" justices OF the peace and
o~er minor local authorities and
said that In many instances the local
courts were situated In mine build
ings.
II know OF one case" he con
unued, where n Justice OF the peace
would not fix judgment until he had
consulted with mine officials"
Tho system OF mine guards and
privately paid deputy sherilfs was
characterized Hs the underlying
cause Of the disorders by Attorney
General England. He ndd ID that ne
had denounced the system I'm hls
last campaign for office and thrca =
mad been madg on his life as a re
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-26
FRESH STRENGTH
IN WHEAT PRICES
Lower Receipts and Pos
sible Strike Settle
ment the Cause

CHICAGO. oct. % wheat prices
NvclopCd fresh strength today
Helped by falling OF or ro, sirts and
b. continued talk OF prospective sot-
tlcmont ot the railroad strike. The
Finish, although unsettled, WAS i-s
to t-tc net higher. with December
sos "a 10 ftOS 1-2. and May
s1I3 3.Sto tt13 3-i. Corn gained
8-So 10 6-Ac and 3-4c and oats 5-Sc
10 Z 7Sc Provisions varied from un-
changed figures 10 o. lower.
Houses with eastern connections
led IN tho buying OF wheat and an
advance Of about 90 was carly at
talncd but something Of 70 reaction
cnaued, owing largely 10 slowncsa of
export business and 10 word that
wheat on ocean passage was selling
at considerable under replacement
cost Bulls, however, managed 90
hold moro or less OF their initial
advantage.
Corn and oats were firmcr, chief
~ ag result ot wheat strength.
Country offerings OF corn to arrive
were light.
Lower quotations on hogs casod
the provision market, but material
declines were checked by tho up
turns In grain
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(Publlahed in the tulsa Daiy World Oc.
tober "a. rs. 20. 81. rs, 1921 world
PublishIng Compsny, Publisherl ,,.-..
MENT FOR PAVING IN STREET IN
PROVEMENT DISTRICT NO. $50. CITY
or TULSA, OKLAHOMA.
In compliance with the resolution OF
the Board of Commissioners, adopted On
the lSth day Of October, 1921 notice Is
hereby given that the Board Of Commis-
sioners Of the city Of Tulsa, Oklahoma,
has examined the estimate and s;stomoH \
OF the City Engineer as to tho amounfsl
Of the cost Of the asphalt pavement
which should be assessed against ths
abutting property, the property benefited
and other property liable to assessment
and the owners thereof In STREET M
PROVEMENT DISTRICT NO. $40, which
includes tho following described portions
OF streets. to-wit:
SEVENTEENTH STREET from the
east line Of Peoria Avenue TO the west
line OF Quaker and from the east line
Of Quaker Street TO the west line Il
Quincy
Aud the/ said Board OF Commissioners
has by resolution duly approved mo
a aforesaid statement and estimate of the
CITY Engineer and has determined @
assess the cost Of improvements IN sald
district against the abutting property ne
property benefited and other propeI.
liable TO assessment, and the o"he'
thereof. as follows, sto-wit:
ORCUTT ADDITION.
tpaYng for Seventeenth street
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Edison Epigroms

Copyright. 1891 Inter News serviceD
Neither you nor anybody else can
wfit" self evident fact en- plainly
that per cent Of those who read 10
-nn understand II. 90 second thought
I think I would reduce the number
who can understand 20 per cent
I'VE have no f.Foyerument We
1aFe government ly a little group uf
men, most of whom are laWy ycrs.
The Greek phiIosophcrp were blind.
Almost ever thing We have today were
before their eyes. but they could not
see much ~ anything
Tho pusFlbnity of discovering laws
that create superior beings already
rNiat in theory H.d viii exist In fact ~
soon as We learn more about the laws
That produce brain power
Tho important thlnE is not ~ make
your children study things they dun't
IKE, The moment school Is not pisv it
- nm injury
Make o child study what 20 does
not Ike and Keep this W. until 10 iH
~ Years of aye and its brain Is I'M.
paired forever"
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-26
Cotton

NEW ORLEANS, oct 3d.. Small
ginning returns 10 October ~ put
the price Of cotton about o. cont a
pound higher on the opening tSdHy,
and caused very steady market
during the remainder of the session,
tho close showing gains Tor the day
NJ 70 90 ~ points, December clos.
ing at 1880. The report of b,iiI,-
397 bales ginnod wBH far under OK.
prctntious the average -of which
was somewhere bptwocu 5.GH0.uOo
ana 100000 bales and indicated
uu output for the third pori0d ~ tho
soaHou of only 2,55Et27O bales. the
smallest total FOR that ginning pc
riud on record.
II was pointed out by tho depart
mont that todayH SHINING figures
represented S3.S per cent OF iho total
crop as estimated by ~ experts
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published in The Tulsa Daily World.
october a. rs. 20. e. and 2s 1921.
world Publishing Company. PublIshsrsl
NOTICE FOR HEARING OF ASSESS
MENTs FOR PAYING IN STREET
IMPROVEMENT DISTRICT 40 2gi,
CITY OF TULSA. OKLAHOMA.
In compliance with the resolution OF
the Board Of Commissioners adopted the
lith day ~ october ls2l. notice Is
sons nsISsy sF'n he hs ePs5a s.a Of
has examined the estimate and statement
n the city Engineer as to the amount III
the cost OF the Nihrolthic concrete pave
ment which should be assessed against
the abuttlng property, the property bene,
tied and the othcr property liable to
assessment and tho owners thereof In
STREET IMPROVEMENT DISTRICT NO
2sl, which includes the following described
portions Of streets. to-wit.
SANTA FE AVENUE tsummiD
from the South line OF Archer Street
% the easterly projection Of the North
line Of Block II, Overlook Park Ad-
dltiOn
And the said Board OF Commissioner
has, by resolution, duly approved the
Aforesaid statement and estimate Of the
city Engineer and has determined -
assess the cost Of improvements In said
district against the ahutting property the
property benefited and other property
liable TO assessment, and the owners
thereof as follows. to.vit;
OVERLOOK PARK ADDITION
Paving for Santa Fo Avenue.)
y X, Lot Name Fl. Amt
Rosa Hsga 1856 1SOGss
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-26
Man Charges Another
Stole; No,0 in Hospital

j. A. Freeman IL being held for
Investigation hy the police and
Morris Mueller was taken to the hos
pital where several stitches were
taken in his head. following an al
tercatidn between the two men In
which Mueller charged Freeman
with stealing some OF his property,
Freeman was dismissed at police
court Tuesday afternoon after a
charge OF petty larceny had been
brought against him by Mueller.
Another alteration arose between
the two men late Tuesday night In
which several shots were fired and
in which Freeman it Is alleged hit
Mueller over the head with an iron
pipe, cutting large cash In his
head
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-26
FAIL TO GET WILLIS JURY

PERRY, oct. 25.-when Judge
John W, bird adjourned district
court hsre late tonight the Jury to
try George &, WINS. charged with
the killing OF Kirby Frans, federal
prohibition enforcement officer. had
not been obtained.
n, h. ST. Claire, county attorney,
stated after Adjournment OF court
that the state might waive four OF
it's prcemptory challenges Attor-
news announced tonight that the
tiUal selection OF iurymcn would not
hc made probably before Tomorrow
noon. Twelve Jurors have been quail
filed FOR the trial hut final selection
awaits the challenges
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curiosity. But they want 20 be in
terested. our educational methods
10 not interest them. Change these
methods and many more freaks will
be Produced
Mr.. Edison stopped az he often
does during an interview, and re-
maiued silent almost a minute. Then
he looked up and said
For Instance, There's sammy.
Tho possibilities for tho develop
mcnt OF the human brain are almost
Infinite. Think Of that boy Q years
old who can play IS games OF chess
9t once and beat the best cyperts In
tho world. He ia a prodigy. Of course
but the prodigy only knows what We
are all made of ~ we can only cc!case
our poteutlalities."
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-26
Chicago Livestock.

CHICAGO, oct gh,-HtNtte-h Receipts
900, desirable cornted steers and year
linga uneyenly higher; many eS T50c hlgh.
er. others and she stock strong 20 higher;
TOP long ychrlinEs and tat heifetH fil 90 !,
bulk beef steers 50 oou9.6O bulls and veal
calves strong, hNlk bologna bulls e3.b0W
90 hest vcnicrs to pAckrrs 81 SO, stock.
ers ana feeders ibW2ac higher.
HOGS Receipts 10000 fairy active ;
butchers mostly e6A lnwer than rstcrdaN's =
average, top eary s. ob bulk lights and
nght hutchurs tTibWSO0, bulb desirable
IS 00GSlb,
sheep Receipts 10. 900 generally steady
10 SOC higher. lat natives to packers early
$50. 20 city butchers - go choice SO
pound fed shorn lambs lN2i fcd western
ewes carrying some yuarlings s.. 90 40 1.3o
choice t2O-pouud natives fAih, choice
feeder lambs early $500,
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BRAND is LOSING FIGHT
French Politicians believe Premier
VIII Not Get Confidence Vote.

TAWIN, OCT so--preWier Brland,
In the opinion OF old political ou-
servers, seemed dangcro, ally near to.
-night 60 losing his wccE fignt IN
the chamber of deputies foI vote
Of confidence that would send him
tu tho Washington conference. When
andre Tardicu concluded scathing
attack on the cabinet, II was de.
clared by many that the government
was doomed.
NJ BRAND asked for the floor at
thc conclusion of NJ TaTdiru'-
speech, but the chamber voted to ad-
journ until tomorrow, after a scs.
sion fun OF anxious moments.
NJ, Tardicu's assault which was
based on domestic political questions
created a marked impression on the
ccnter, composed OF modcrates who
are In tho majority
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LEGAL.

published VI the Tulsa Daily World. oc
tohar 2t %. 20. 27 rs 1891. World
Publishing Company Publishers
NOTICE FOR HEARING nN ASSESS
MENT tpR PAVING lE STREET IN.
PRpNEMENT DISTRICT NO, 8Si
CITY OF TULSA, OKLAHOMA.
In compliance with the resolution Of
the H0ard uf Commissioners, adopted or
The 18Th day Of October. lS2l, notice Is
hcfeby given that the Board OF Commits.
sioncrs OF the city ot Tulsa. Oklahoma
has examined the estimate aud state
ment % the city Engineer as to the
amount of the cost of the asphalt pave
urnt which should be assessed against
he Hbuttinr property. the property ben
efited and other property liable TO assess
u'fni and the owners thereof, IN STREE
IMPROVEMENT DISTRICT No. S3i
which includes the following described
poriiHns ~ streets tO-Nit:
QUAKER AVENUE from the south
line ot Fifteenth street 90 the north
ltgs % Seventeenth lnuona VISTA
Place
And tho said Board OF Commissioner
has by resolution duly approved n,
Aforesaid statement and estimate uf the
'lty Engineer and has determined "a
assess The cost of improvements In sail
district against the abuttinE property the
property benefited and other property
liable 10 assessment and tho ownera
thereof as follows. to-witr
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-26

KANSAS cry. oct @a.H-Nattler-Ne
ceipta gS 900. beef steers steady to isc
lower, hest hcavigH - 90, yearlings so 90 3
cutters strong. hulk Gamers F2.g5g2 SO,
better grades cuttcrH mostly taoouaa %,
calves steady To strong best vvnlors A.. So
~ 10 90, stock calves weak, other classes
steady, most cows tat0utooi some sale.
fA2bU6.0o; early sales stockers and feed
srs 100000
Hogs Rcceipta y 600. closiug fairly oc-
tive. mostly l6W95c inwerl bUat 100 20 2ai-
pound kinds TO packers {7.sF, bast no 10
100 Founders to shippers MS, bulk mixed
drovcs 81 c5u7SO. bulk % safes s.. rs a.
5.15i packing sows Ecnerally around |G.2b'
pigs steady.
strong fow light ewes a. SO. Wust fst lots
81 bOut2b. rat lambs gcncrnlly F.c hrh-
or, wrtern sskt natives . =, t"taits
lambs 20 ~ iOc higher best $50.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-26
FATALLY BURNED IN FIRE
Sayrc Citizens May Die rs Result or
Fight To Save iioEics.

SA GE, oct 2h.--TWo men wCto
burned severely. one perhaps fatally.
ana Two homes, "A garage and two
stores were destroyed by fire At
Delhi. nine miles southwest Of here
today, according to word reaching
here tonight.
Jim Clancy was burned probably
IathIly' John Luwrante, ar, may
lose an arm from burns received.
and John Lowrantc, jr.. sustained
minor burns.
Tho fire was reported to have
been caused by the explosion OF .
can OF gasoline In garage. with
tew means of fire fighting, the blaze
soon spread 10 nearby buildings
Property damage was estimated at
$4,000.
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tPuhlshed In The Tulsa Daily World.
october ~ 25, &c, 81 and 2s, 1891.
world Publishing Company Publishers
NOTICE or HEARING on ASSESS.
MENT FOR PAVING IN STREET IN
PROVEMENT DISTRICT NO 2Sg, CITY
or TULSA, OKLAHOMA.
In compliance with the resolution OF
the BOard Of Commissioners adopted on
the l4th day OF October. 1874, notice is
hereby given that the Board Of Commits
siOneis Of tho city Of Tulsa. Oklahoma.
has examined the estimate and statement
of the City Engineer as to the amounts
ut the cost Of the vihrulithlc concrete
pavement which should be assessei
against the abutting property. the prop
erty benefited and other property liable to
Hssrssment and the owners thereof in
STREET IMPROVEMENT DISTRICT NO
2S9, which Includes the following described
portions Of streets to-wlt:
FIRST STREET tBowen) from the
West line OF HOsedRe Avenue to the
Southerly projection Of West line OF
Block 3. Overlook Park Addition
And the said Board OF Commissioners
has, by resolution, duly approved the
Aforesaid statement and estimate OF the
city Engineer and has determined TO
assess the cost OF the improvements IN
s1ii district against the abutting property.
the property benefited and other property
liable to assessment. and the owners
thereof. ns follows to-wit;
OVERLOOK PARK Ambition
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Knight Tcmplar Convention.

DCRANT, oct. 25,-Four hum
dred members OF the knight Tenn
plar from over the state gathered
here today AT one OF the largest
conclavcs OF the organization To be
htid in southeastern oklahoma, The
purant lodge was taken into the
commaudery this year. Hal Down
ing grand commander OF Okla
homa was inspector at the days
ntcunS.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-26
ROADS BROUGHT TO TASK
Attorney Charges They Have Dclib.
CrntCiy Tried to Wreck State Laws

WASHINGTON, oct. 25. - The
railroads Of the country were ac-
cusod Of deliberate attempt to
wreck state laws and comm lssions
for regulating railroads by John r..
BENTON, counsel Tor the national
association OF public utilities com
missioners, when he appeared be
fore the Interstate commerce conf
mittec Of the senate today.
Benton appeared In favor Of a
pending bill to give states complete
control over Interstate railroads
benton argued for the restoration
ot the 3-cent rate as the one which
he said would permit the me4imum
flow OF passenger traffic
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~! swnoTs 9f ihe HbSitiHs property.
ments and other property liable TO assess
ment are hereby notified that all matters
affecting such improvements or benefits
20 the property thereby. and any claims
or objections to the assessments as above
set forth shall be filed IN writing In tn,
of'icc Of Mrs Frank Seaman. city Au-
ditur u the city OF Tulsa Oklahoma. IN
or before the Sth day of November. 1921,
at 200 oc clock a. m. and the same shan
be heard BY the Board OF Commissioners
on the ith day Of November, 1891. at .
o Oclock a. m. and any claim or objections
not 50 filed In writing before said date
shall be deemed waived.
Dated this 18th day ot October. 1891
MRS. FRANK SEAMAN.
CITY Aulltn-
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All owners " the abutting property, the
and other property liable to assessment
are hereby notified that all matters af-
fecting such Improvements or benefits to
the property thereby and any claim or
objections 10 the assessments as sbovs
set forth shall be fiied IN writing In the
office Of Mrs. Frank Seaman, city Audi
tor 0f the CITY Of Tulsa, oklahoma. on
or before the 4th day Of November. 1921,
be heard BY the Board OF commissioners
on the 9Th day Of November 1921. at 600
o'clock A. NJ. and any claim or obpec-
tions not Sc filed in writing before said
time shall be deemed waived.
Dated this 18th day OF october 1921.
MRS. FRANK SEAMAN
CIV AudItor
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WORLD MARKET PAGE


NEW YORK. oct. 25.-Thc
United states Steel corporation to-
day declared quarterly divi-
tlS,giS,O6S, compared with 32i,-
dand uf "a per cent on the com
mon stock and Z 90 per cent on
tho preferred issue. The corpora
tou reported Tor the quarter ending
September 80. last. net earnings Of
hg2Ul6 in the preceding three
months. 4 deficit NJ fG,06j.5OI re-
ported for tho September quarter
after all deductions aud dividends.
,outri8tod with a deficit of Si01l,-
Gsb iu the previous three months.
Tort worth tIye-tork
FnHr WORTH, Tnsn oct % -'atr"
Receipts 5000. boevss % dOu 90, fslgt.
srs ~ 1O0It.tO. cows s. 0u and hrifHrs
o. .pu 70 . 90. ttlvoH . 600 20.
ioFs Ucreip's $1,000. urut tl75uiJo, ,
h'ssyy go W, rls' .o" 9ooa,.o.
yoHrimgs g. ooW5b bol wethors tta0Vi oot
,woa tatuWLOo, goat5 tiOouI.ti.
Nrw YORK. Cotton
SEW YORK. oct Hs.#tuit'n Spot
Htrtdy. middung 10 i5r.
Co,tnnsr~d OH
SEW YOHIf. oct 2i 'ottonaocd oil
today made some fsHUuuHa 90 the oArI'
bulge 600 cotton. but subsequently slipped
back iu the absence ~ ttad" drWHul aud
lack ~ outside support Loading Jpily.
higher salua 22 mo barrels. prime crude
t.IUu1 gay. uriWa summer yellow sppt
E0uluM. December SIT. March 100
egtc. Hu bid.
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IOkLAUOMA CITI. OCT. 2b,-Thc
state corporation commission an
nounced today that a meeting has
been called for December to dis
cuss an advance OF l3ls per cent
in Interstate express rates for Okla
homa. The hearing Is to be held
before II. l.. Patterson, examiner
for the interstate commerce COM
mission.
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r'E'W YORK. oct. oA rH Foreign ENr
change Irregular
Great britain Demand aqAA cables
3.EEN GO-dRy bills on banks 3giN q
France Demand 7a2h cables IS.
1taly Demand Jqt. cables 3.stis.
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KANSAS pIIY, oct 3B---Whe.t- -r,.n
: 30, 2 hard u,e54ili' No : red tiIiis
Ql,1b,
asc: 40. 5 yellow toIaOh e '''''N
Oats--Nu white sSW5sHc; No.
mixed 81 SEC.
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CHICAGO Oct g5-Buttcr- Higher.
creamery extras A6c; fifsts S6Iiic. sec
ondN a2Wa a4hc, standards 39hC.
EEgs-l Higher, receipts a.Tk cnses,
flrsis As u soc, ordinary firsta S2u i5c
eel,ancous ltd dtSc; rcfr,geratot extras
Puultry-AliFN lower, fowls 20 &c.
apttnEs zoe, turkoya 2Sc, rooaters lAc.
Pothtova-lower, receipts ms cars, to-
tot 4. S. shipments i45a, Minnesota
Michigan aud Wisconsin sacked and bu,k
ll,lOm SIS. minnesota and North Dakota
Red River 81 1OWl.S5 cwt5 sacked and
bulk South Dakota sand land Ohios tl,A0
% l5b cwt. Montana russcts 1900 cwt.
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IN THE DISTRICT COURT or THE
UNITED STATES FOR THE DISTRICT

IN THE DISTRICT COURT or IHB
UNITED STATES FOR THE DISTRICT
OF DELAWARE.
IN THE MATTER OF THE RE
CEIVERSHIP OF GtLL1I4AND OIL
COMPANY "a CORPORATION OF
THE STATE OF DELAWAREl.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
Tho creditors OF Gilliland Oh Company
who have not yet filed proofs Of their
claims before Arey r. Magee. Esquire.
Special Master appointed for that purpose
by the District Court Of the United
states for the District OF Delaware are
hereby notified ~ file such proofs In writ
ing with said Special Master at his offica
At Dover, Delaware, on or before the FIT
teenth day Of November, 1871. The las
mentioned date has been fixed by said
Court as the final date for the proof cf
claims before the Special Master and u
you fail to file your proof before that
time you run the risk OF being dChRrred
from participating in any distribution Of
the assets Of the Gilliland on Company.
Blank forms for filing proof Of claims
can be had from Arley u. MHgee. Esquire,
Special Master, Dover, Delaware, upon
application
The Special Master will receive proofs n
claims at his office at No .309 south State
Street, Dover. Delaware at any tlm4
prior 70 November IS, 1891, where proofs
OF claims may Bo delivered either 70 per-
son or BY mail.
ARLEY u MAGEE
Special Master.
Dover. Delaware.
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~ hLAhoMA CITY Oct. 25-Cnttle -lte.
.'lNs l,sVoi steady, steera 1t9kWs
WWs Nnd heifers Stomtgs. caIvos s. 80
nngs "2,heIs ana feeders iS.bo0b.Oo
lV"vr, Toy ti.sa. bum I.aoaIao
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NEW YORK. Oct ~ y ;Narts boos.
closed: shs 9gat ilrs. es q, ,ase ~, ssc,
SeePs' thru as sIssj fourth iGs ~ -,
Nictorv SAa W IS; Victory Aka %. j. 80
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fro be rOniinhcd tomorrow when Nr
IdiHuu Will discuss 'Vh. ihtfeaHInE COM
plesity. Of human lifs as a menace TO civil
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>;rw ORLEANS, Oct. i,.--Cp,ton
spot steady gbc higher 7a'es on the SPOT
"a Tto. miidlinE ia,ooei good niidiinE
40 eSe; reeeipts 1850 stock 'iLStl.
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NEW YORK oct as s~Lsad- STEADY
SPOT a,7Qmsg5.
spot a.sh ''''
Anumony- iSoOd6s6
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Following is price asked and closing bid
of standard on stocks on the New YorR
curb Tuesday as reported by Houston.